[ICOM] Icom 706 MK IIG

[Jerry Flanders]

See if there is an internal fuse. The manual probably discusses this.

Jerry W4UK

At 02:08 PM 3/2/2017, you wrote:
>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 >---- Your 
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