EB832 no lights but fan running

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Woke up this morning to find that my eb832 had died. I unplugged everything from it and plugged it into an outlet. I can hear the fan but there's no lights anywhere. Anything I can do? Or just get a new one?
 
I think the 12v PSU issue, the logo light flashes really fast right? I have no lights at all. Okay I'll check out your website and might send it in. I'm also wondering if I should just get a eb8 and a 1link module for my trident. The eb832 seems to be not that reliable. This is my 2nd bad eb832.
 
I think the 12v PSU issue, the logo light flashes really fast right? I have no lights at all. Okay I'll check out your website and might send it in. I'm also wondering if I should just get a eb8 and a 1link module for my trident. The eb832 seems to be not that reliable. This is my 2nd bad eb832.
Eh... the flashing logo usually means it can't talk to the head unit. Might be something else, for example this:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/eb832-attempting-to-communicate-with-apex-bootloader-mode.811958/Still repairable though, but do check your connections first.
 

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