Most likely the cap as it will have failed short-circuit and the diode will be fine so just replace the cap.
That said it's always possible if unlikely the cap has gone open and the resulting switching spikes have caused the diode to give up.
The remotes that do are a mixture of first (natural retaining strap) and second (black strap) versions so this must be a very early one.
From a thread linked to by BH above this one may have been sold with an HD-FOX T2 which might explain its condition.
Just bought a used early remote on ebay - the one with the translucent battery hatch strap which comes apart easily - and on out-of-the-box testing there's a funny.
All the other remotes I've got here, regardless of age and version, transmit a single IR code on pressing PVR, TV, DVD & AUDIO but...
Just picked up another one, this time 13 miles away but only a tenner.
Spotted a minor drop ding on one corner and couldn't see anything on the VFD so assumed the two were related. But no, the display was faded to the point that the orange filter made it invisible.
The remote looks like it'll...
If I had this problem I'd be have a look at the voltage levels of the HDMI signals. It has the feel of something to do with the local SMPSU for the HDMI i/f if there is one, possibly the output cap losing value as seems to be happening elsewhere on the board.
Has everyone forgotten the Windows offline decryption prog that ephil did four years or so back - here's the thread about it. Or am I missing something?
Unlike the inside. The space between the keypad and PCB was filled with the largest amount of oily gunk that I've ever come across - it had got to the back of the PCB and almost dripped off. In the past this stuff has always been water-soluble but not this time.
No damage once cleaned other...
SMART, run on a PC, reports 2075 days. 13k power cycles, 26k stop/start cycles and everything else fine. A long self-test comes back no errors too. I've replaced C3 in the PSU's snubber network with a physically bigger 100pF so that should head off that failure. CFW next.
Most likely the cap as it will have failed short-circuit and the diode will be fine so just replace the cap.
That said it's always possible if unlikely the cap has gone open and the resulting switching spikes have caused the diode to give up.
The remotes that do are a mixture of first (natural retaining strap) and second (black strap) versions so this must be a very early one.
From a thread linked to by BH above this one may have been sold with an HD-FOX T2 which might explain its condition.
Just bought a used early remote on ebay - the one with the translucent battery hatch strap which comes apart easily - and on out-of-the-box testing there's a funny.
All the other remotes I've got here, regardless of age and version, transmit a single IR code on pressing PVR, TV, DVD & AUDIO but...
Just picked up another one, this time 13 miles away but only a tenner.
Spotted a minor drop ding on one corner and couldn't see anything on the VFD so assumed the two were related. But no, the display was faded to the point that the orange filter made it invisible.
The remote looks like it'll...
If I had this problem I'd be have a look at the voltage levels of the HDMI signals. It has the feel of something to do with the local SMPSU for the HDMI i/f if there is one, possibly the output cap losing value as seems to be happening elsewhere on the board.
Has everyone forgotten the Windows offline decryption prog that ephil did four years or so back - here's the thread about it. Or am I missing something?
Unlike the inside. The space between the keypad and PCB was filled with the largest amount of oily gunk that I've ever come across - it had got to the back of the PCB and almost dripped off. In the past this stuff has always been water-soluble but not this time.
No damage once cleaned other...
SMART, run on a PC, reports 2075 days. 13k power cycles, 26k stop/start cycles and everything else fine. A long self-test comes back no errors too. I've replaced C3 in the PSU's snubber network with a physically bigger 100pF so that should head off that failure. CFW next.
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