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Hi Steven,   
Thanks for your concerning feedback.  
With the assistance of my friend my new router was brought back  
to normal function ;-))  
I did not think of it but with ZOC and the correct settings we  
were able to see and check   
the IP plus PWD and some settings ;-)  
 
After a factory reset everthing was back to normal and the rest  
went easy and smooth !  
 
As for the SMC:  
I opened the box and could not find a fuse !  
There are also no visible signs of a short circuit or burns !!  
 
The little transformer between the power plug and power switch  
may be malfunction   
due the higher power shock !?  
 
I will ask SMC about a possible repair ;-(  
 
Cheers, svobi  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
steve53@earthlink.net on 04.11.2002 20.27.16  
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: disastrous router problems  
 
In <1036413115-0-Info@SYNass.NET>, on 11/03/02   
   at 10:32 PM, "Info2SYNass.NET"  said:  
>Any suggestions to overcome this ?  
>Thanks in advance for your advice, help, hints and suggestions.  
 
The new router may have some sort of full reset switch.   
Ususally, there's  
a small hole in the case to access it.  However, if the flash  
upgrade  
didn't take, you make have scrambled code inside the flash chip.   
The only  
solution I know for this is to remove the chip and reprogram it  
use a  
hardware programmer.  
 
The SMC may just have a blown fuse.  It's worth checking.  
 
Steven  
 
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