06-Feb-2016, 16:11
Actually, I do power down my Le200 when I'm not listening. It is my NUC that I leave it on 24/7. It had been weeks since my NUC rebooted/BSOD. And the last time it rebooted was because there was a Win10 update. After I uninstall all updates, it stays on stably.
This case of 'burning smell' is a common problem and mainly due to the internal power filter. FYI, with the burning smell, the Le200 was still operating well. I was just worried that it may damage other components, hence, I shut it down totally and awaits for it to be fixed before I power it one again.
This case of 'burning smell' is a common problem and mainly due to the internal power filter. FYI, with the burning smell, the Le200 was still operating well. I was just worried that it may damage other components, hence, I shut it down totally and awaits for it to be fixed before I power it one again.
Before: Le200, KEF LS50, AQ Type4, NUC 5i5RYH/8GB/128GB M.2SSD, Roon, Win8.1/AIR2.1.3/RoonBridge, MM/AIR3/RoonBridge, QNAP TS-212P 5TB NAS, AQ NRG-X3
Now: KEF LS50W, NUC5i5RYH/8GB/128GB M.2SSD, Roon, QNAP TS-212P 5TB NAS,iFi iSilencer3.0+DC iPurifier+iPurifier2, Sonos ZP80+SPDIF iPurifier
Location: Cyberjaya, Malaysia
Now: KEF LS50W, NUC5i5RYH/8GB/128GB M.2SSD, Roon, QNAP TS-212P 5TB NAS,iFi iSilencer3.0+DC iPurifier+iPurifier2, Sonos ZP80+SPDIF iPurifier
Location: Cyberjaya, Malaysia