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Hi Guys ,
as the title says on this post , for over 3/4 days not been able to use my Vu Duo +
I was watching tv on it then it froze so as i would have to do sometimes i just turned it off from rear button on stb. turned back on and all i was getting was black screen and noticed on front panel was not getting Vu Duo+ writing anymore and no starting up................. message just red light on front panel in top left of front panel on Vu Duo +, I can hear internal hard drive spinning but thats it, has it gone completely or is there an easy fix ???
Thanks
carmine
Andy_Hazza
27-03-17, 16:30
Maybe worth aread >> Dead Vu+Duo repair guide
https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?share_fid=12108&share_tid=26743&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eworld-of-satellite%2Ecom%2Fshowthread%2Ephp%3Ft%3D26743&share_type=t
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Maybe worth aread >> Dead Vu+Duo repair guide
https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?share_fid=12108&share_tid=26743&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eworld-of-satellite%2Ecom%2Fshowthread%2Ephp%3Ft%3D26743&share_type=t
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Wow not if its internal if I can fix also noticed where lnb lead is no more flashing light
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Andy_Hazza
27-03-17, 16:50
Flashing light near LNB lead? You mean the ethernet port on the receiver?
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Flashing light near LNB lead? You mean the ethernet port on the receiver?
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Yes sorry that's what I meant
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I bought an r232 s lead to try and reflash my vu duo + but only went and bout wrong ending on it need female but bought male
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I have attached photo of inside my vu duo can not see anything wrong with capacitors
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is it any capacitor that could be broken or is it always the same one or two that blow or need replacing ??
abu baniaz
08-04-17, 23:44
Looks like you have the Surface Mounted Device type. If I were in your shoes, I would try replacing them.
Please ignore. Incorrect information.
Looks like you have the Surface Mounted Device type. If I were in your shoes, I would try replacing them.
replacing what my friend ??
It's usually the C807 capacitor (Written on motherboard) which usually goes. I've fixed a fair few and it's pretty easy.
If you not comfortable desoldering the existing one cut the capacitor so the legs are still attached to the motherboard, solder the new cap onto the legs.
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It's usually the C807 capacitor (Written on motherboard) which usually goes. I've fixed a fair few and it's pretty easy.
If you not comfortable desoldering the existing one cut the capacitor so the legs are still attached to the motherboard, solder the new cap onto the legs.
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So will I have to take motherboard off ?
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So will I have to take motherboard off ?
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Yes the motherboard will have to be took out, it's not as daunting as it looks.
Did you have a read of the guide Andy pointed you to?
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Yes the motherboard will have to be took out, it's not as daunting as it looks.
Did you have a read of the guide Andy pointed you to?
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Yes all very scary but want to try and fix it myself
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It's easy fix if you can solder, if not take it to a local telly repair shop
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I can solder .
What sort of solder will I need and where do I buy capacitor from
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I can solder .
What sort of solder will I need and where do I buy capacitor from
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Good quality 60/40 silver solder, you only need a 25 watt soldering iron.
A 220µF 16V 85°C Electrolytic Capacitor, 19p from maplins. (Part Number - VH41U)
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