BC>
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BC>Yo! Hayes:
BC>If it is power supply related, I would think it to be something inside the
BC>adapter block maybe breaking down....perhaps a diode or a capacitor, but 
even
BC>that is petty farfetched if you ask me.
BC> HS> When you get the other modem back and if the problem remains we can
BC> HS> pretty much rule out the modem itself as the problem and replacing
BC> HS> the power adapter would be the next recourse.
BC>I guess I should swap power adapters since I have two.  It's just a pain 
in the
BC>arse crawling around down in back of those machines.....and it hadn't 
occurred
BC>to me until now anyway.  I just wish that problem were more frequent so I 
could
BC>test it and get results one way or the other.  As it is, that modem hasn't
BC>entered another failure mode since that first time a few days ago.  A 
feller
BC>could get awful rusty sitting around waiting for it to happen.
Bill,
    It's just a matter of ruling things out til you get to the cause of
the problem.  Intermittent problems are the worst to deal with, as you
know.  If you have another power adapter, sure, I'd swap it out if you
see the failure again.
Michael -- Hayes Online Services
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