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Two Satellite Boxes went out at the same time! Code RDK-03036
Got a question for you Guru's! I have X1 service with one main DVR box and two satellite boxes. The main line from outside comes into a amp, which goes to a splitter and then out to all 3 TV's and the Wifi router.
The main DVR box works fine as well as the Wifi Router. The two satellite boxes both went out last week at trhe same time. I exchanged them after being online with a tech for an hour who said they both were bad and thought it was a bad software glitch.
Installed them both and worked great for 5 days, now same thing, both went out at the same time.
Each TV has a direct coax off of the splitter...I tried re-arranging them on the splitter thinking part of the splitter went bad but no luck.
Any ideas? Thanks-Ed
Rustyben
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the small boxes (xid/xi3) need an xg2 (best) or DVR to use their tuners. the connection between them is called MoCA (data over coax). would you reboot your DVR? do you have a DVR and an Xg2?
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EdS1968
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Thank you for your help...Yes, I did a full reboot of the DVR box (Along with the satellete boxes) a few times with no luck! I was wondering if maybe that box is the issue but I have no idea if and how they work with each other.
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Rustyben
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is the TV set top box working at the DVR?
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EdS1968
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Yes, the DVR box works fine! No issues there!
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Rustyben
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what may have changed since it was working? installed anything new to the system/wiring?
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EdS1968
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It just started on both boxes at the same time. They are not connected at all except on a splitter which I changed thinking it could be the cause. So then I took both boxes in for exchange. Worked great for a short time, then both boxes started acting up again. I tried a new amp too, no luck.
I'm guessing the Main DVR is the cause because I think I've eliminated eveything on the inside of the house except for the DVR.
I actually waived the white flag and have a Xfinity tech coming tomorrow to look at it. I appreciate your help...I'll let you know what they find!
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CCAndrew
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EdS1968
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Yes, I have a MRA1-15 Amp (+15dB) and a splitter. I replaced the splitter and I borrowed an amp from a buddy and tried it. Didn't help.
The amp I borrowed was a MRA4-8 and I by-passed the splitter. Didn't help either!
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EdS1968
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Yes, the Amp goes into a splitter and then all 3 TV's and the router all sperate out from there individually. I'm no expert but I believe it's an issue with the main box as well...thanks!
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EdS1968
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Thanks for all the help. Replaced the main DVR box and it fixed the issue! Appreciate the help! Cheers!
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