Obi110 - Only Solid Red Power Light

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toysareforboys:
Because this was the first thread that came up in Google I figured I'd post the solution that worked for me:

Unplug the power
Insert paper clip to depress the reset button on the bottom of the unit.
Plug the power back in (while continuing to hold reset)
Continue to hold reset for very long time (usually 60 seconds or more) until device reboots (power light blinks green quickly).

If this doesn't solve it try and new power adapter.

-Jamie M.

SimpleJoe:
I've tried all that with no luck, i was about to return it and thought... well give it a good kick to get things moving.... ( didn't actually kick it) but tapped it on top bottom and near the red light, and to my surprise... the green light finally came on after 3 hours of messing with it.... luck was with me tonight.

drgeoff:
Quote from: SimpleJoe on May 28, 2015, 08:03:22 pm

I've tried all that with no luck, i was about to return it and thought... well give it a good kick to get things moving.... ( didn't actually kick it) but tapped it on top bottom and near the red light, and to my surprise... the green light finally came on after 3 hours of messing with it.... luck was with me tonight.

That sort of luck has a nasty propensity to run out,  probably at a most critical time.

OzarkEdge:
Quote from: SimpleJoe on May 28, 2015, 08:03:22 pm

I've tried all that with no luck, i was about to return it and thought... well give it a good kick to get things moving.... ( didn't actually kick it) but tapped it on top bottom and near the red light, and to my surprise... the green light finally came on after 3 hours of messing with it.... luck was with me tonight.


If it and all else fails again, pop it open and inspect for poor connections/soldering.  Bad, tiny PCB soldering faults can be hard to detect or fix, but maybe you'll get lucky and find something you can learn from.

OE

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