Dish TV T2200 stuck in boot up loop

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#295515 3-Apr-2022 14:26

As per the title I switch it on, it goes boot, middleware initialising etc, then sometimes it will allow me to click menu or library button but before I can do anything within those menus it just re-boots itself, and keeps re-booting. I have unplugged from the wall and left for 24 hours but it's still doing the same thing, help please!

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#2896212 3-Apr-2022 14:33

First thing to do is to try another Power Supply. I've replaced many DishTV Power "Bricks", and every time the PVR works again.

Anything 12V 2Amps or more should work.

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#2896234 3-Apr-2022 15:17

Do you mean the power cord?

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#2896257 3-Apr-2022 16:02

Isn't it powered from a 12 Volt Power "Brick"? - Not 230V direct?

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#2896280 3-Apr-2022 17:26

Hi, yes i've just untangled it from the electrical spaghetti and it is indeed a 12v brick. I tried to upoad a photo of it but that's not working.

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#2896288 3-Apr-2022 17:40

Try another power supply and let us know.

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#2899003 9-Apr-2022 11:56

msukiwi:

First thing to do is to try another Power Supply. I've replaced many DishTV Power "Bricks", and every time the PVR works again.

Anything 12V 2Amps or more should work.

Hi, I tried another power supply from a set of speakers and yes it does work! Thank you so much for your help.

Presumably the original power supply is only fit for the bin?

Thanks again

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#2899022 9-Apr-2022 12:26

phoenixx:Hi, I tried another power supply from a set of speakers and yes it does work! Thank you so much for your help.

Presumably the original power supply is only fit for the bin?

Thanks again

Glad to help, and glad it worked - yep Bin the faulty one!

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#2900362 12-Apr-2022 13:43

msukiwi:

phoenixx:Hi, I tried another power supply from a set of speakers and yes it does work! Thank you so much for your help.

Presumably the original power supply is only fit for the bin?

Thanks again

Glad to help, and glad it worked - yep Bin the faulty one!

Hi again,

It appears I spoke too soon, while the different power supply initially worked and I was able to delete stuff from my library (I didn't try watching anything I'd recorded though), it's now doing the boot loop again! Any more suggestions please?

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#2900371 12-Apr-2022 13:55

phoenixx:Hi again, It appears I spoke too soon, while the different power supply initially worked and I was able to delete stuff from my library (I didn't try watching anything I'd recorded though), it's now doing the boot loop again! Any more suggestions please?

Is the Power Supply 12V / 2 Amp or Greater? (Preferably at least 12V / 3 Amp from memory)

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#2900374 12-Apr-2022 13:58

msukiwi:

phoenixx:Hi again, It appears I spoke too soon, while the different power supply initially worked and I was able to delete stuff from my library (I didn't try watching anything I'd recorded though), it's now doing the boot loop again! Any more suggestions please?

Is the Power Supply 12V / 2 Amp or Greater? (Preferably at least 12V / 3 Amp from memory)

The original power supply was 2.5A and the second one is 2A

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#2900384 12-Apr-2022 14:03

2A might not be big enough? Don't want to give false hope though.

I've had multiple failures with power supplies with DishTV products. Replacing them with higher rated ones always worked for me.

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#2900388 12-Apr-2022 14:13

msukiwi:

2A might not be big enough? Don't want to give false hope though.

I've had multiple failures with power supplies with DishTV products. Replacing them with higher rated ones always worked for me.

I don't think I've got anything else with that sort of power supply that I could try?

Are you a Dish TV tech?

Would you recommend that I buy a new power supply?

Thanks

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#2900390 12-Apr-2022 14:20

phoenixx: Would you recommend that I buy a new power supply? Thanks

Not DishTV, but an ex Radio / Electrons Technician.

Only you can answer the question re buying a new power supply.

Video surveillance camera type ones are "generally" reasonable and relatively cheap.

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#2900392 12-Apr-2022 14:23

msukiwi:

phoenixx: Would you recommend that I buy a new power supply? Thanks

Not DishTV, but an ex Radio / Electrons Technician.

Only you can answer the question re buying a new power supply.

Video surveillance camera type ones are "generally" reasonable and relatively cheap.

So I would need something that is at least 2.5A as per the original?

I'm unsure what you mean about video camera type ones, do you have time to give me a couple of links please?

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#2900394 12-Apr-2022 14:29

Quick look on TradeMe:

https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/marketplace/electronics-photography/other-electronics/adaptors-chargers/listing/3545309527

As an example.

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