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    got redlight stuck on vu duo

    as title says ive got the red dot stuck on top left of front panel
    ive read the sticky thread and see ive got three options
    ive replace the power board on it and it starts up but sticks on starting then

    anyone help to help me with this please

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    Hi mate

    Its the caps that you need to change, if you have any hdd connected or usb sticks for picons then remove them and try to reboot otherwise try and flash with latest image but beware make sure your box is not a clone.

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    which caps need replacing thanks

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    Here is the thread showing how to do it

    http://www.world-of-satellite.com/sh...l=1#post199319
    Last edited by abu baniaz; 30-07-14 at 17:19. Reason: fixed link

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    ive got two caps from maplins where does it go and which way round does it go

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    hi, am stuck in the same way ,with red light and ;starting;on the front can anyone help,i am very new to this, its a vu+ duo not cloned was on vix.

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    All the information you need to repair the red light problem is in this excellent thread.

    http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?26735

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    That was the thread I was looking for and meant to post cheers timofee

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    Quote Originally Posted by pspmixer View Post
    ive got two caps from maplins where does it go and which way round does it go
    Read the thread m8. It's described in there.

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    i changed the capitcoator now and still got red light

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    If you are sure you replaced the correct capacitor there is information in the same thread about a regulator that needs to be replaced.

    Most people with the red light problem have got their Duo back working again with just a new capacitor. Double check the value of the capacitor you used, that it is the right way round and that your soldered joints are good.

    In the end you might just be unlucky and need a replacement motherboard.

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