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Designjet T1300

I have a problem with my Designjet T1300. It doesn't powers up from the POWER button, but lights up when I switch the button on the power supply. The button's light is on, the switch itself is OK ( tested ), but doesn't react when I want to power down the printer. I have to switch off from the power supply, and booting after that is very slow, which is kind of annoying. If You have and solution how to make it work again.  I can't find electrical diagrams and it seems you have to replace the whole panel.  Very annoying.  What is it "usually" and what is the easy and cheap solution (I can even put in another toggle switch if that will fix it).
Thanks,
Paul

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try to       replace the 3 volt battery on formatter board & will boot up much quicker....

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Thanks but speed is not the issue.  The button not working (to turn on or off) is the issue.  It does light up when on, but does not work.

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turn on & off from the back......if formatte battery bad & printer will check all & caused horribily slow.... less $1......

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