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Quoted from Blitz7734:Any resolution to this? My STTNG has started doing the same. None of the buttons work.
Check for battery damage on CPU first.
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Quoted from loanguy7171973:The swithches go bad
And be sure the lugs on the back of them aren't shorting to metal.
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5 years later
Quoted from icanswim70:Anyone had the opposite of this where machine thinks button is pushed when it isn’t; even after disconnecting buttons it is still cycling through menu (Simpsons 1990)
Anything shorting on the main board causing this. Could be battery damage, solder bits, metal parts behind the board, crappy repairs on back side of board shorting to ground ?
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1 year later
Quoted from AlonzoMoselyFBI:Ah well. It's nice to at least have the mystery solved!
Jumper on battery holder is a nice touch.
You have battery damage down into the first row of resistors. A lot of stuff to remove. Clean/repair, solder back on.
I don't know your skill level. So a new CPU might be a consideration.
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