My DDR7009REE has stopped working after a little over 3 years. I suspect an electrical problem. At that age is it worth repairing ?
810765
This (DDR7009REE) is our second Danby dehumidifier that we purchased. We've had this one since June 2011 without any problems. We use ours in the basement during the summer months only (northern Ohio). Prior to this one we had the Danby Silhouette and that one lasted from August 2005 until Fall of 2010. We tried to have that one repaired but it couldn't be fixed. Therefore, we purchased the DDR700-REE before the following season.
810766
Not worth fixing. We have bunches of portable units all over the place. 3-5 years is normal.
810767
You are lucky it was three years mine stopped at less than a year and the electrical part they were on back order for a good long time. I would not recommend purchasing this unit at all. We purchased another brand after we received our money back.
2075061
Yup - DDR3 memory. Read through the reviews to see what memory others have used.
1003598
Seems like your laptop uses the newer DDR3L or Low voltage SODIMM RAM. Not recommended to use the 1.5V version.
1719625
ddr3-8500 and ddr3-10600 both will work best check what old speed you have in your system
791230
I strongly suggest you check the Detailed Specifications (in the Manuals & Specs tab) for your specific model in http://support.toshiba.com. If in the memory section it says DDR3 1600MHz you are ok. Regards.
654278
I'm not sure exactly, but I have 24G of DDR3 @ 1600Mhz and never a problem.
1379441
Depending on how long you have owned it, I would first go to the vendor on a warrantee concern. After that see if you could either purchase the component or canabalize it from a defective unit.
2080111
At the Synology forum, one user indicates that this Amazon product worked for him: Kingston ValueRam 4GB PC3-10600 L9 204-Pin SODIMM Notebook Memory KVR1333D3S9/4G.One image on the Synology web site shows the original RAM has a bright red sticker on it saying, "WARRANTY VOID IF REMOVED." Some discussions that suggest that for some inexplicable reason, after upgrading memory, streaming media performance degrades, causing video stutter. You probably should Google this to get a sense of the issues.Bottom line: possible, but maybe not for the faint of heart At the Synology forum, one user indicates that this Amazon product worked for him: Kingston ValueRam 4GB PC3-10600 L9 204-Pin SODIMM Notebook Memory KVR1333D3S9/4G.One image on the Synology web site shows the original RAM has a bright red sticker on it saying, "WARRANTY VOID IF REMOVED." Some discussions that suggest that for some inexplicable reason, after upgrading memory, streaming media performance degrades, causing video stutter. You probably should Google this to get a sense of the issues.Bottom line: possible, but maybe not for the faint... » Read More At the Synology forum, one user indicates that this Amazon product worked for him: Kingston ValueRam 4GB PC3-10600 L9 204-Pin SODIMM Notebook Memory KVR1333D3S9/4G.One image on the Synology web site shows the original RAM has a bright red sticker on it saying, "WARRANTY VOID IF REMOVED." Some discussions that suggest that for some inexplicable reason, after upgrading memory, streaming media performance degrades, causing video stutter. You probably should Google this to get a sense of the issues.Bottom line: possible, but maybe not for the faint of heart « Show Less
2026918
Make sure the MHz matches. If so it should be good to go. Otherwise call a local computer repair shop and ask
481825
I'm not a teck so keep that in mind. I had a problem too at first when I saw there were 2 separate areas for the memory chips. Try switching them and make sure they are securely inserted. Other than that I don't know. You might want to go to a place like Compusa or something. Sounds like an installation problem more than defects.
611997
to the best of my knowledge, your machine will take a maximum of 8gb of ram (DDR2)...that (should) means a pair of 4gb sticks...I do not know if your computer came with a pair of 1.5's or a single 3gb stick...check out what is inside the computer...just Google "how to remove/replace the RAM in (your model)...it's simple to do. It is costly however for DDR2's (probably $100 or more each). good luck
519745
I had this same problem many years ago. I had to have someone come take a look at the unit, if I recall correctly. Checked drafting and condensation lines. I know I had to have the motherboard replaced around that time and I think it was for this same reason, that I couldn't get the code to clear. That was probably 7-8 years ago and I haven't had a single issue with the unit since. Sorry I can't offer you more. Maybe I'll ask the wife, here memory serves better than mine.
840819
Remember that some makers ram plays better than others. 99% of the time it works just plugging it in, but that other 1% you might have to go into bios and set the voltage/speed manually.
1686634
I purchased mine around the same time, and had no problems. It's difficult to advise you here though (because of so little info about your problem and no back and forth). I suggest checking Asus' support site. While it's hard to navigate, it does have lots of info, including (I believe) teardown docs for replacing the hard drive and memory.
1262815
I'm sorry - i'm not technical enough to answer your question. All i know is that my system wasn't functioning and we noticed the burn on the motherboard. When we replaced it, everything worked fine. Sorry i can't be more help.
212485
I'm not sure entirely, but the computer will complain if they are too old (planned obsolescence). They have lasted for anywhere from 1.5 to 2.5 years has been my experience.
634975
Nope, but it turned out to fix my problem. I just reused the old CPU, it was the least likely part to fail.