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Old 05-30-2009, 01:07 AM   #3
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the easiest way to check is to get a switch from a known good s15 and swap em, but it may be difficult to source one.

i'd suggest getting a power probe and checking to make sure you have power going to the affected switch(es). if no, then you have a bad supply circuit/blown fuse.

if yes, then push that switch and see if you have power going from the switch to the affected component. if no, then you have a bad switch.

if you do have power going from the switch, trace it all the way to the affected component to verify wiring integrity. if you have power at the component, ensure you have a good ground. if you have a good ground, and a good power, then the component has failed.
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