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=== Unit Does Not Power On === <templatestyles src="Template:StyledTable/styles.css" /> {| class="wikitable styled-table" |+ Power-On Failure Diagnosis |- ! Symptom !! Likely Cause !! Action |- | No response at all || Dead batteries or corroded contacts || Replace batteries; clean contacts with IPA. Check for battery leakage damage. |- | No response with fresh batteries || Power ribbon cable disconnected || Open unit and reseat the flat ribbon cable between keyboard PCB and display PCB. This cable is fragile and frequently comes loose after disassembly. |- | No response with AC adapter || Faulty adapter or damaged DC jack || Test adapter output voltage โ should be approximately '''6V DC''' (centre positive). Inspect the DC jack solder joints on the PCB. |- | Brief flash then nothing || Shorted component or failed capacitor || Check for visible damage on PCB. See [[Atari Portfolio Capacitor Replacement Guide]]. |}
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