Possible tuner fault on Dm800HD clone receiver with Diseqc on satellites 13.0, 19.2, 23.5 and 28.2 East

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    I had the fan burn out in my receiver and after replacing it, I could no longer receive scrambled channels.For reference I have a Dm800HD clone receiver with Diseqc on satellites 13, 19, 23 and 28 Deg .


    I removed and reseated the tuner, re-flashed the Nemesis 2.6 r110 and installed cccam 2.3.0 and cccam info. I then using FTP copied my cccam.cfg to the receiver.


    When using the cccam info i see nothing for servers. I am able to go to each satellite and connect to the free to air channels, but still cant see any scrambled services. I have reflashed with several other images and I have the same problem.


    Any ideas as to what be the cause?

    I have dm500s I faced problem of tuning channels. I was getting only one sat through switch. Finally I removed all the sat cable from Desicq switch and only one cable I connected on A port of Desiq switch. I got the Channels easily. I am still trying to find out the problem because I am receiving all the channel through this Desiq switch on Humax but when I connect the dm the problem were there. If any one have the solution please share

    I tried the different versions of the cccam cam plus oscam 8115: same issue


    I even put my cards directly in the box as i use this box internally in the house.


    I have the receiver apart and can't find anything burned out


    My final step would be to switch tuners with with another box, but I wasn't sure if i might have a problem with the original box and may kill 2 tuners.

  • master G

    Changed the title of the thread from “Possible tuner fault” to “Possible tuner fault on Dm800HD clone receiver with Diseqc on satellites 13.0, 19.2, 23.5 and 28.2 East”.

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