Jim Driscoll wrote:

I seem to recall a suggestion that the reset is only effective if you leave
the unit unpowered for several hours until all the components have
discharged--have you tried that?

Jim

"Cant Git Rite" wrote in message
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My 1103 quit working a couple days ago as I was changing out batteries. I
don't know if the radio accidently was turned on while changing the
batteries. I hit the reset button but nothing happened. Does anyone know
if this radio is repairable? If it is, please let me know where. I
really
enjoyed listen to this radio.

TIA

--
Cant Git Rite

You can usually speed up the reset process by removing the batteries and
connecting a jumper (shorting) wire between the positive and negative
battery terminals of the receiver. You should turn the receiver on after
the jumper is connected. This will discharge the capacitors that keep
the memory alive. It works for most portables. If the radio has seperate
batteries for the controller chip (CPU), like the Sony-2010 has, you
should short those terminals too.