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Exactly , the problem is in access1 module. In case if the warrantly is gone for your module , you can simple open it and try to troubleshoot. There are two level of boards , like a pie , and one with flat cablle , comming from the bottoms , as I remember.
Especially , pay an attemtion to disconnect that flat cable. Tnen , using magnifier lamp , inspect outer board , where are located PWM power supplies chips which provided power for processor , periphery and also for disply indicators. I'm pretty sure , you will find something burned down.
Good luck with the findings !
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