Is a faulty tuner replacement or fix possible? Or should I just use the box with one tuner (with it's obvious limitations)?
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Faulty tuner replace/fix possible?
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| Fri 4 Jul 2014 15:23:42 #1 |
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Are you sure that the box has only 1 working tuner ? How did you confirm tuner 2 is faulty ?
| Fri 4 Jul 2014 16:30:41 #2 | -
Tried a tune (manual) on each input with each cable. Got no signal on one. When I look at the manual tune section I don't get a signal on one tuner.
| Tue 8 Jul 2014 15:14:46 #3 | -
mikeabanks - 13 minutes ago »
Tried a tune (manual) on each input with each cable. Got no signal on one. When I look at the manual tune section I don't get a signal on one tuner.Seems pretty definitive, No idea if a tuner module change is a diy prospect. Has any one swapped a tuner module on a Foxsat-hdr ?
Other than that only suggestion is give Humax customer support a ring.
| Tue 8 Jul 2014 15:30:51 #4 | -
grahamlthompson - 22 hours ago »
mikeabanks - 13 minutes ago »
Tried a tune (manual) on each input with each cable. Got no signal on one. When I look at the manual tune section I don't get a signal on one tuner.Seems pretty definitive, No idea if a tuner module change is a diy prospect. Has any one swapped a tuner module on a Foxsat-hdr ?
Other than that only suggestion is give Humax customer support a ring.The tuner is on a separate small board, however you do need to remove the mother board to detach and refit it.
I removed one from a dead Foxsat that I bricked and sold it to someone who had killed the second tuner (water ingress). He refitted it and was back to normal.
I think Humax ask quite a bit for the part.
| Wed 9 Jul 2014 14:31:33 #5 | -
The second tuner has mysteriously started working again! Maybe it was connected to the misaligned dish (see my other thread). I was sure I had tested for both inputs. Thanks for the information - it may become useful in future
| Thu 10 Jul 2014 11:23:18 #6 |
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