fraggle
Prominent Member
Hi,
My AV32R started playing up last night.
When I initially turned it on it had completely lost all settings and the backup of the settings I'd made
So after setting things up again we settled down to watch Die Hard 2.
About 2/3rds the way through the film the sound just cut out completely and wouldn't come back, so I turned the TVs sound on and watched the rest of the film.
After, having a look at the AV32R, it was sitting there in a loop, seemingly resetting itself non-stop? It came on with the SELFTEST message, then said "Going to Standby", went to standby, then about a second later the Selftest message appeared again. Sometimes it reset itself before going to standby, with the Selftest message flickering off and on again. Even after pulling the power and plugging it back ain again it does the same thing.
The unit wasn't running particularily hot, just nice and warm at the front (can't tell how hot it is at the back since can't reach it very well at all).
Definitely sounds like a PSU problem to me. Has anyone had this problem before?
Any advice greatly appreciated!
Richard
Sad TMA owner
My AV32R started playing up last night.
When I initially turned it on it had completely lost all settings and the backup of the settings I'd made
So after setting things up again we settled down to watch Die Hard 2.
About 2/3rds the way through the film the sound just cut out completely and wouldn't come back, so I turned the TVs sound on and watched the rest of the film.
After, having a look at the AV32R, it was sitting there in a loop, seemingly resetting itself non-stop? It came on with the SELFTEST message, then said "Going to Standby", went to standby, then about a second later the Selftest message appeared again. Sometimes it reset itself before going to standby, with the Selftest message flickering off and on again. Even after pulling the power and plugging it back ain again it does the same thing.
The unit wasn't running particularily hot, just nice and warm at the front (can't tell how hot it is at the back since can't reach it very well at all).
Definitely sounds like a PSU problem to me. Has anyone had this problem before?
Any advice greatly appreciated!
Richard
Sad TMA owner