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[John William]

thanks for the replies , looks like a dry joint is a possibility rather than battery problem as some others of you have experienced. looks like a trip to Yamaha service centre for the desk.
thanks again

[don mcmeckan]

thanks for the replies , looks like a dry joint is a possibility rather than battery problem as some others of you have experienced. looks like a trip to Yamaha service centre for the desk.
thanks again

Hi John, an update to my experiment: Pulled the battery from the DM1000 while the mixer was running, it did not reboot, just kept going as Andrew said it would.

My O1V was probably having the same issue as yours, but changing the battery somehow fixed the problem ( probably a coincidence, bumped a ribbon cable....)

Good luck with your repair.

Don

[Doug Fowler]

John/everyone,

Did you get a result with this original issue?

I only ask as the exact same thing has been happening to my desk. Pretty much word for word as you've explained in your original post.

Mixer just randomly re-booting itself. As far as I know it has nothing to do with battery or power issues.

I've done a factory reset. Lost all my scenes but thought it may help. It has helped in the fact that it doesn't reboot as much. But it has still caught me out a few times.

Cheers

Read the rules, fix your display name.

Thank you for your cooperation. 

[jayjay]

Read the rules, fix your display name.

Thank you for your cooperation.

....Cheers Doug. That's really helpful!

[Mac Kerr]

....Cheers Doug. That's really helpful!

It was actually very helpful, because refusing to follow the clearly posted rules for participation on these forums will mean you may not post. If you would like to post, and have people answer your questions please change the name in your profile to your real name. Till then your posts will require approval by a moderator.

FWIW, Doug and I are the administrators here.

Mac
admin

[Scott Holtzman]

It was actually very helpful, because refusing to follow the clearly posted rules for participation on these forums will mean you may not post. If you would like to post, and have people answer your questions please change the name in your profile to your real name. Till then your posts will require approval by a moderator.

FWIW, Doug and I are the administrators here.

Mac
admin

If he doesn't read the rules what would possibly think he would notice the administrator by your profile data?

It's just unconscionable before you freely give of your time that you want someone to show the effort to be part of the community, Why you elitist.   

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