[ICOM] Icom 706 MK IIG

[John King]

Jerry, thanks for your response. Yes, DC is getting to the transceiver. I suspect a problem with the Lan on the board taking the HV around inside the transceiver. Then there might be the problem of corrosion between the two boards separated by some type of foam that separates the two boards from each other. I had that problem  with the other Icom MK IIG I own. 
I like the Icom 706 MKII G when they are working. 73, John, K5PGW 

    On Thursday, March 2, 2017 12:39 PM, Jerry Flanders <jeflanders at comcast.net> wrote:
 

 It is fused, right? Check the fuse first.

Jerry W4UK

At 12:16 PM 3/2/2017, you wrote:
>I have two 706 xcvrs that I bought new several 
>years ago.    One is working well, but the 
>other one is not working. When I hook up the 
>non-working one to the power supply and turn it 
>on, the transceiver  does not  turn 
>on................... no lights, no receive and 
>no transmit. Are the forgoing  problems typical 
>of the Icom 706 MK IIG?  Have any of you had 
>such a problem with an I com MKIIG? I will 
>greatly appreciate your input and suggestions 
>regarding the problem exhibited by my Icom MKII 
>G. Thanks for your suggestions. 73, John, K5PGW 
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