Pull the three long capacitors first and check their legs for loose leg. Rest should be good.

I had SLT's internal DC to DC converter, one of capacitor had loose leg (rotating). Other end of capacitor's one lead is for holding capacitor in place.

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Thank you pentiumspeed, I will try that and report back. To clarify with rotating you mean that you could rotate the leg=wire without resistance? Also, since you know the SLT: I wanted to try to power via the battery port. But I only found out that the rightmost pin is ground and I do not know where to apply the 12V. Do you happen to know how to power over the battery port? Thank you, Alex

Yes, weird but true, the leg of one long capacitor removed from board had a leg that turns, round and round.

Find the contact as ground using multi-meter in ohm mode, the one or two contacts are for thermal sensor, other is positive verified using voltage mode.

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Thanks again pentiumspeed. Sorry if a dumb question. I found ground. I do not understand how to find positive using voltage mode. Voltages of all other 3 pins are around 0? How do I find positve? Thanks, Alex

Power it again you may get bit of voltage on one of these.

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Did you even get your slt working?

I have just received a non working one with seemingly the same issue. No power light, and when I checked all the pins from the internal psu there are 2 pins with 18v, but no other voltage.

Matt.