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Won't start

I have a Crown RR5200 in my shop that won't start. I go to turn the key and the test light comes on, but when I release the key for it to turn on nothing happens. I'm rather perplexed and could use some help. Thank you.
  • Posted 15 Jan 2019 12:30
  • By Slavnic
  • joined 15 Jan'19 - 1 message
  • Alaska, United States
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Check the ED switch, under the red button on the top cover
  • Posted 20 Jan 2019 05:09
  • By Ifixit
  • joined 30 Jan'17 - 174 messages
  • Pennsylvania, United States

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