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Dead Airport Express - no light at all

I have tried plugging and unplugging it. I get a flash of a light right when I plug it in, but then it goes dead - no light at all. I have tried both a hard reset and factory settings reset, to no avail. Anyone have any suggestions?
THanks,
liz

Posted on Aug 22, 2005 1:49 PM

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Jan 31, 2006 1:11 AM in response to LizTheWiz

Same happended to my AirPort Express.
Worked like a charm, and all of a sudden the APX didn't respond. No light is showing.
Oh - and yes, the guarantee period is over!

Can't we just make some kind of official mailing list where everyone having that problem signs in.
Whouldn't that make our voice louder and force Apple to react with an exchange programm or something like that.
I would have started such a mailing list but sipmly don't have the means to do so.
If there's allready such a list please post the URL here so myself and everyone who's frustrated with that situation can participate.

If anyone has a better idea let us know.

...Dimi

iMac 2 GHz 20" Mac OS X (10.4.4)

Feb 9, 2006 8:48 AM in response to DaSilva

And add yet another dead AirPort Express to the list. No lights flashing whatsoever and a faint smell of burned wire. Mine was bought in Aug 2004 and used continuously plugged into a 110v US outlet. No luck getting it repaired or replaced by Apple...

Has anyone attempted a DIY repair?

Feb 14, 2006 3:05 PM in response to Madam Curie

And here is the third "Happy Valentine - your offline - get out the ethernet-cable and find out why the AX is not working"-Surprise today.

Worked 24/24 7/7 since Xmas 04, that is less than 14 months.

...and yes, it smells slighty gross. Both the Airport Express and the Company that sold it.

Nick

Powerbook G4 867 MHz Mac OS X (10.4.4)

Feb 15, 2006 1:12 PM in response to Pablo Rendon

We're all just waiting for:

a) Our dead Base Stations to be re-born from their ashes
b) Someone, somewhere in the U.S., to set up a nice web page collecting names so that we can all, uhm, go to a nice picnic together 🙂

I'm personally opting for b). The French MacBidouille website has been dutifully collecting this info, but I don't know if they will take any action and whether it will affect people outside the EC.

Feb 15, 2006 1:25 PM in response to Pablo Rendon

What are we gonna do?


b) Someone, somewhere in the U.S., to set up a nice web page collecting names so that we can all, uhm, go to a nice picnic together 🙂


I'm also for plan b) - except of the picnic 😉
Anyone in the U.S. who's fed up with this situation and capable of creating such a page?
Posts are welcome!

Plus: Call Apple Technical Support permanently

…Dimi

iMac 2 GHz 20" Mac OS X (10.4.5)

Dead Airport Express - no light at all

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