1) I measured 19V, so i guess the Power Supply is not the problem.
2) Yes, have read this and checked it before i posted. No changes.
3) Yes! Yes, please tell me where i can probe so that i can test which components are dead. Maybe it´s only a voltage converter problem. They should be easy to replace.
4) Will do this later today. Haven´t had time for this yet.
5) Good old Germany. Will update my profile.
6) Can´t believe it either.
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1) How do you know the PSU is fine?
2) The PSU can get into a mode where it shuts down and the *only* way to turn it back on is to unplug it for a while (until led goes off and a little longer) and then plug it back in.
3) Do you have a volt meter? I can tell you where to probe.
4) The Ardunio board separates relatively easy from the rest of the electronics. Consider removing it (carefully) and connecting it *only* to the USB cable which powers it up nicely. Then you can see if communications works with the Arduino. Arduino's are very cheap and easy to get.
5) What country are you in? Your email just says "eu" - does that mean europe? It would be helpful if you noted your country in your profile settings.
6) I can't believe you got the nickname "Ultimaker". Wow. Way to go.
Everyone is going to think you are an employee now, lol. Maybe you should change it.
edit: Us moderators decided to make him change his nickname.
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