[Kenwood] re Faulty TH-77E

[David M0WAM]

Ken, WA2LBI wrote:

> Dave,
> 
> Have you tried performing a CPU reset? On that radio there may be a
> couple levels of reset. Go for the one that resets the CPU not just
> clears the memories and user settings. That may fix the problem. At
> least it is easy and no cost. Write down your settings and memory
> channel information before you reset.
> 
> Good luck!
> 
> Ken, WA2LBI
> 

Hi Ken,

The manual mentions two resets, Memory Reset (hold the M key & turn on
power) and VFO Reset (hold the ENT key & turn on power).  I've tried them
both.  It's not clear whether either of them actually resets the CPU, but
there's no mention of any other reset.

Thanks for the suggestion,

David
M0WAM


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