I don't believe it has anything to do with water. I believe that the capacitor that is the problem is no longer able to charge up. I think the heat from the hairdryer is heating up the metal plates or the insulating materials inside the capacitor and perhaps expanding it enough or causing some other...

With the help from a user on another board, I was able to fix my unit today by replacing the 47V capacitor nearest the long brown capacitors on the top board with the model number on it and not TLP266J. If anyone needs help on how to do it yourself, let me know. Hi zzzin777. I’d like to know more a...

With the help from a user on another board, I was able to fix my unit today by replacing the 47V capacitor nearest the long brown capacitors on the top board with the model number on it and not TLP266J. If anyone needs help on how to do it yourself, let me know. Hi zzzin777. I’d like to know more a...