After getting some water into my STV, I found
that the power switch had failed. To get
around this while I got the switch replaced,
I found that the switch could easily be
temporarily bypassed as shown below.
(Above) STV power switch assembly -- switch and wiring to
connector, indicated by red arrow. SBIG
sent me a new power switch assembly within two
days of contacting them. The cost was $25 plus
tax and shipping.
The STV power switch bypassed with a jumper --
blue jumper replacing black wires. This leaves
power on all the time. The STV must be
unplugged to shut it off.
Warning: Verify your own unit's wire colors
and circuitry before attempting this!
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