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Join Date: Apr 2003
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humax problem
have a slight problem
first moteck died so i thought checked and changed nearlly everything. came to the conclusion that my humax was dead pulled the unit out of cabinet and (holly hell the prick bit me a goodn) any way benched tested the output and now has power it must of had a stactic short must had reset the box some how because there was no lnb out put in the wall unit anyway now the moteck works but dont get any signals so back up on the roof check getting power to lnb bypassed the moteck changed lnb's nothing so back to the humax any ideas |
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Dr. Fixit
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: 90km East of Adelaide Sth. Aust.
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There is a supply resistor on the power supply board which can get hot when LNB supply is shorted by crook connector etc. I have seen these resistors with dry joints caused by heating/cooling of this component. Check this by removing the power supply PCB - while supply is out it is best to replace all the electrolytics in the supply to prevent carastrophic failure later. Use 105°C electrolytic capacitors for long life.......**edit**
But then I read your post again and the Motek works - so there is obviously 12/18 V out of the Humax. Crook lead from Motek to LNB ?
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does you have a list of caps needed
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Dr. Fixit
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: 90km East of Adelaide Sth. Aust.
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No I don't have a list - and I have no supplies here at the moment to read them off. I have a box of these caps and I pull the ones as required. Caps are available from WES Components - some of the caps in Humax are rated 50V but only 63V caps are available which is fine as the new caps are physically smaller. If you read them off the PCB I can send them to you.
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List of parts you will need: = Use 105 degree caps not 85
C09 1000uF 16v C10 1000uF 16v C13 1000uF 25v C14 1000uF 25v C15 470uF 25v C16 470uF 25v C17 220uF 50v C18 220uF 50v C19 100uF 50v C20 100uF 50v C21 1uF 50v R21 100 Ohm You can use a 0.25w but I used a 0.6w ZD3 30v Zener Diode 1.3w this is the list they say to change also got the psu diagram if ya want a copy |
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Satellite Guru
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: bassettville Where else
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Might be an Idea to send the Power Supply over to Ocean, let him repair it..
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Dr. Fixit
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: 90km East of Adelaide Sth. Aust.
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Apparently - replacement power supplies are available for $32.50 but this may not include post. I am not sure if the replacement power supplies have the higher temperature specification capacitors supplied - they certainly should be ! I can repair it if you want to send it here and it will have the better capacitors fitted , or PM for capacitors to be supplied. ( cheaper ! )
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Mill Park Melbourne
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just got my original humax 5410 back , strange how they find their way home when they don't work properly , i need to call on all you humax experts with its problem , it only has 54 tv channels stored in memory , no radio channels stored , when a manual search is performed it finds all channels on desired sat but when you go to save them into memory , service limit reached, pops up and does not allow any new channels to be saved . any help would be greatfully appreciated
sax
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A.K.A HKGTS 90cm offset ku : C1 B3 1.2m offset ku :I701 amc23 pas2 pas8 B1 C1 B3 mea2 asia4 asia3(dataonly) nss6 3m mesh C-band : nss5 I701 Amc23 pas2 pas8 jsat2a telstar18 apstar6 jcsat3 asiasat4 palpac2 sinosat1 asiasat3s express2a asiasat2 st1 insat3a insat2e thaicom3 telstar10 lmi 1 pas7/10
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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mine did that
goto network and delete some transponders like any fox c1 transponders that you dont use worked for me |
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Mill Park Melbourne
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thanks martymoose i will give it ago , and let you know how i went .
sax
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A.K.A HKGTS 90cm offset ku : C1 B3 1.2m offset ku :I701 amc23 pas2 pas8 B1 C1 B3 mea2 asia4 asia3(dataonly) nss6 3m mesh C-band : nss5 I701 Amc23 pas2 pas8 jsat2a telstar18 apstar6 jcsat3 asiasat4 palpac2 sinosat1 asiasat3s express2a asiasat2 st1 insat3a insat2e thaicom3 telstar10 lmi 1 pas7/10
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Mill Park Melbourne
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worked a treat, it still seems to have a glitch when network search is turned on, that dosen't matter , manual search each transponder ,and i get my working humax back for free, not bad as i sold it a couple of years ago for $400
thanks again martymoose sax
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A.K.A HKGTS 90cm offset ku : C1 B3 1.2m offset ku :I701 amc23 pas2 pas8 B1 C1 B3 mea2 asia4 asia3(dataonly) nss6 3m mesh C-band : nss5 I701 Amc23 pas2 pas8 jsat2a telstar18 apstar6 jcsat3 asiasat4 palpac2 sinosat1 asiasat3s express2a asiasat2 st1 insat3a insat2e thaicom3 telstar10 lmi 1 pas7/10
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