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| Failure Symptom | Most Likely Cause | Repair or Workaround | |----------------|------------------|----------------------| | No LEDs, no response | Blown input fuse or reverse polarity | Replace internal fuse (often PTC resettable or 1A fast-blow) | | Inputs work, outputs dead | Welded relay contacts or blown output transistor | Desolder and replace relay (e.g., Omron G6K) or output IC | | Erratic LED flashing | Power supply ripple or failing capacitor bank | Replace all electrolytic capacitors (typically 470µF/35V) | | One specific channel fails | Damaged opto-isolator or input resistor | Bypass channel and repurpose a spare channel (reconfigure logic) | | Overheating during operation | Excessive load on outputs (exceeds 2A rating) | Add external interposing relays to reduce current |

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