Poppa Mintin Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2018 2:56 pm Frequent contributor Joined: 09 May 2011 Posts: 191 Hi, I've been having problems with Toppy 5810 resulting in some maintenance. Replaced the full set of capacitors for the PSU.

Being a retired electronics design and development engineer I changed the capacitors myself and all was well for a few days. Then the Toppy HDD report suggested it was was on it's last legs so I've just replaced that, using a Samsung HD105SI 1TB SATA 3.5 because it's one of those in 'The List' of working drives, and a Lycom ST-106-2, IDE to SATA adaptor supplied by Andy. Ok, so far so good, new drive appears to be working just fine. I still have a problem with 'No signal at Tuner 1'. And now I can't find how to post an image in here! I tried (img)(url).(/url)(/img), I tried (url)(img).(/img)(/url), (Yes I know square brackets). I'll have to settle for just the URL.

You'll also see the message I get, despite Toppy having been booted for nearly an hour. Toppy's working ok, but the problem still exists. TF5810, TS On, F/W: MS6 Recommended F/W 12/9/2009 TAPs: PcControl B1.4; EPG2MEI v0.96; MyStuff 6.5; Font Manager 1.0d; Extend v1.7; SecCache (UK) v0.4; EIT Sub (Game) v0.6; MHEG On/Off A3; MyInfo B5.6; Sig generated by on 29/9/17 TP5810PVRt ccs Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2018 3:02 pm Frequent contributor Joined: 30 Oct 2007 Posts: 2478 If you swap the tuner leads around, does the problem still remain on tuner 1? TF5810, F/W: MS6 Recommended F/W 12/9/2009 -FmXl+CtEzIScVdZ TAPs: EIT Sub v0.6; EPG2MEI v0.96; MPDisplayLITE V1.2; MyInfo B5.6; SecCache (UK) v0.4; Extend v1.7; MyStuff 6.6; Sig generated by on 20/10/14 ccsx Poppa Mintin Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2018 3:31 pm Frequent contributor Joined: 09 May 2011 Posts: 191 Thanks for the idea CCS, I tried that, and the results were much the same, very sleight changes to values, but no warnings.

I swapped 'em back and re-measured, the results were much the same again, very sleight changes to values, and again no warnings. Edit: Two images in here, the first is with the connections swapped, the other is swapped back.

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