what is the device? ---- full make and model where are pictures/ schematics? --- have you googled for a service manual ? why do you think its not working? ---- ie. what fault symptoms is it showing ? when did it stop working? ---- eg. during a thunderstorm or a power cut ? how have you tested it so far? --- even basic tests -- fuses, Low voltage DC rails tests
Singer.... as in sewing machines????? sounds like an "off brand", and the time you've expended is worth more than the cost of a new one.... but anyway, what's the symptom? is it dead? does it not read disks? if it is an off brand, and the OEM cost is less than $50.00US, then there may be no service manual, because the player is meant to be DX (direct exchanged) by the retailer if it fails under warranty, rather than repaired. this would also mean that the manufacturer doesn't provide repair parts (drive, boards, etc...)
More likely this unit has a switching power supply circuit and if that is the case it may have a capacitor go bad. I have seen this a lot on other models.