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John Lewis + Humax
It means that in refining your search for Freeview, Freesat and smart boxes on the JL site the available brands are, Manhattan, Panasonic, Apple, BT, Phillips and Sky. No Humax.- Dickiemouse
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- Forum: Free-to-air Discussions
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John Lewis + Humax
Just the soundbars now. Humax is not a "brand" anymore- Dickiemouse
- Post #3
- Forum: Free-to-air Discussions
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Are they all unreliable?
DTR T2000 worked fine yesterday after the cold start advocated by Mike0001. This AM back to rapid channel changes. Back in the box and back to J Lewis. Presumably a straightforward refund since JL no longer selling Humax (very understandable if my experience is anything to go by!).- Dickiemouse
- Post #20
- Forum: DTR-T1000/1010/2000/2100/2110/4000 (YouView) PVR's
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John Lewis + Humax
Looks to me as if John Lewis no longer sell Humax PVR's- Dickiemouse
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- Replies: 10
- Forum: Free-to-air Discussions
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Are they all unreliable?
It looks to me as if John Lewis have stopped selling Humax?!- Dickiemouse
- Post #18
- Forum: DTR-T1000/1010/2000/2100/2110/4000 (YouView) PVR's
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Are they all unreliable?
Receiver went berserk this morning, changing channels every 1-2 seconds, volume up down etc. Not possible to manually download software on youview receivers. All done automatically via a permanent internet connection. Did a factory reset + cold start as suggested by Mike001 (many thanks). So far...- Dickiemouse
- Post #17
- Forum: DTR-T1000/1010/2000/2100/2110/4000 (YouView) PVR's
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Are they all unreliable?
Against my better judgement I obtained a replacement DTR T2000 from John Lewis. Plugged in, exactly the same problems, changing channels, changing volume etc. Read in another thread somebody had same problems with another Humax, cured wth a mains interference suppression unit. I had one so...- Dickiemouse
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- Forum: DTR-T1000/1010/2000/2100/2110/4000 (YouView) PVR's
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Are they all unreliable?
IR interference had occurred to me also. Humax recommend in their installation instructions a minimum of 10cm from any other apparatus. I have more than complied with this. Incidentally there is a "quick" installation sticker with diagrams on top of the receiver . Stage 1- connect aerial...- Dickiemouse
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- Forum: DTR-T1000/1010/2000/2100/2110/4000 (YouView) PVR's
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Are they all unreliable?
During the 4-5 days I have had a Humax Youview receiver it has had the following bugs, sometimes singly sometimes in various combinations :- 1) Failed to get out of "boot up stage", just kept repeating pages. 2) Spontaneously powered down, powered up etc. 3) Spontaneously changes channels...- Dickiemouse
- Post #11
- Forum: DTR-T1000/1010/2000/2100/2110/4000 (YouView) PVR's
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John Lewis + Humax
It means that in refining your search for Freeview, Freesat and smart boxes on the JL site the available brands are, Manhattan, Panasonic, Apple, BT, Phillips and Sky. No Humax.- Dickiemouse
- Post #5
- Forum: Free-to-air Discussions
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John Lewis + Humax
Just the soundbars now. Humax is not a "brand" anymore- Dickiemouse
- Post #3
- Forum: Free-to-air Discussions
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Are they all unreliable?
DTR T2000 worked fine yesterday after the cold start advocated by Mike0001. This AM back to rapid channel changes. Back in the box and back to J Lewis. Presumably a straightforward refund since JL no longer selling Humax (very understandable if my experience is anything to go by!).- Dickiemouse
- Post #20
- Forum: DTR-T1000/1010/2000/2100/2110/4000 (YouView) PVR's
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John Lewis + Humax
Looks to me as if John Lewis no longer sell Humax PVR's- Dickiemouse
- Thread
- Replies: 10
- Forum: Free-to-air Discussions
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Are they all unreliable?
It looks to me as if John Lewis have stopped selling Humax?!- Dickiemouse
- Post #18
- Forum: DTR-T1000/1010/2000/2100/2110/4000 (YouView) PVR's
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Are they all unreliable?
Receiver went berserk this morning, changing channels every 1-2 seconds, volume up down etc. Not possible to manually download software on youview receivers. All done automatically via a permanent internet connection. Did a factory reset + cold start as suggested by Mike001 (many thanks). So far...- Dickiemouse
- Post #17
- Forum: DTR-T1000/1010/2000/2100/2110/4000 (YouView) PVR's
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Are they all unreliable?
Against my better judgement I obtained a replacement DTR T2000 from John Lewis. Plugged in, exactly the same problems, changing channels, changing volume etc. Read in another thread somebody had same problems with another Humax, cured wth a mains interference suppression unit. I had one so...- Dickiemouse
- Post #15
- Forum: DTR-T1000/1010/2000/2100/2110/4000 (YouView) PVR's
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Are they all unreliable?
IR interference had occurred to me also. Humax recommend in their installation instructions a minimum of 10cm from any other apparatus. I have more than complied with this. Incidentally there is a "quick" installation sticker with diagrams on top of the receiver . Stage 1- connect aerial...- Dickiemouse
- Post #13
- Forum: DTR-T1000/1010/2000/2100/2110/4000 (YouView) PVR's
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Are they all unreliable?
During the 4-5 days I have had a Humax Youview receiver it has had the following bugs, sometimes singly sometimes in various combinations :- 1) Failed to get out of "boot up stage", just kept repeating pages. 2) Spontaneously powered down, powered up etc. 3) Spontaneously changes channels...- Dickiemouse
- Post #11
- Forum: DTR-T1000/1010/2000/2100/2110/4000 (YouView) PVR's