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The only thing I can think of suggesting is taking a multi-tester and checking to see at what juncture in the wiring that it doesn't have power. Maybe it's a bad switch or a connection that isn't supplying power to where it is needed.

I don't know if you have a multi-tester available, but they are extremely handy in pinpointing where problems exist. Usually you can get a half decent one for $20-$30. They are useful for checking continuity in lines also. Just be careful what mode you have it in, if you are testing live wires...as you can fry one in a flash if you have it in the wrong mode.

Have you checked for any reset buttons?

Hi, thanks for your help. I do have a multi meter for testing continuity etc. That will be my next move.

Thanks again for all your help.

                                                 Allan.