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Other than moisture creating the problem, other posibilities elctrical strands faulty components the list could be potentialy endless the boards touching, but from what i can see the fault lies in arcing (shorting out). other than what I have said and seen I could not suggest anything at all.
Swiss-Toni Thanks again for your replies.
The boards don't touch, their distance is governed by the connectors.There were/are no strands floating about.
I will give the cabinet a good clean, and check the heater is actually working, as that's the only thing aside from the board substrate or connector breaking down I can think of. Oh, and check the vent is not blocked.
The only thing above this board is the loop of the grey cat5 cable.
I have some things to try, then decide how best to proceed.
Thanks again.
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