[Yaesu] FT100D Problem

Gregory Andracke w2bee at yahoo.com
Mon Feb 13 10:14:55 EST 2006


tnx bob, i didn't remove the wire, it got separated
when folding the board.  as mentioned in my post, it
wasn't a problem, BUT when I encountered the WFM
issue, I thought it might be related and that's when i
got into the radio and i guess, got into trouble.  did
the cpu reset, BUT didn't disconnect power etc. as you
suggest, will attempt that and see what happens.

thanks for taking the time to answer.

--- AF2QCW at aol.com wrote:

>  
> That is very strange because I installed a narrow CW
> filter when I had my  
> rig but I never had to do any wire changes.
> I don't have the book or rig now but I would do a
> full CPU reset.
> After the reset let it sit for 5 minutes with no
> power attached and then  
> turn it on.
> BTW,
> That rig runs hot just on RX.
> I modified mine with 2 very high CFM fans.
> People don't like the noise but it keeps the rig
> cooler.
> Also remove the covers.
> Those small holes are for air intake and they have
> thin fabric that gets  
> plugged up.
> For some reason Yeasu put plastic on the top cover
> to keep air from coming  
> in but I removed it.
> I had some issues with mine but I went into the menu
> after the CPU reset  
> then also into the so called factory menu.
> BOB
> AF2Q
>  
> In a message dated 2/12/2006 11:03:26 PM Eastern
> Standard Time,  
> w2bee at yahoo.com writes:
> 
> 
> HISTORY:  I discovered the FM problem (WFM) only in
> the  past few hours.  Usually only operate on CW.  I
> remembered a  
> very thin bright green wire that had become
> disconnected (a year ago?)  when installing the 300
> Hz
> CW filter.  This wire bridges
> the two  boards (top view) and becomes a bit of a
> problem when installing the CW-N  filter.  I
> attempted
> to reconnect this wire (many months ago) and  
> did not experience any problems and operated
> successfully on CW for  many months.  
> 
> Today, I thought that perhaps the WFM/FM issue 
> (above)
> was related to the green wire.  So I went
> into the radio to  try to reconnect the wire.  After
> this escapade, I experienced the  problems described
> above.
> 
> 
>  
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Gregory Andracke, W2BEE
New York City and Pine Plains, NY

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