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caburke2 · 06-15-2018, 09:00 PM

We were sitting here watching tv and all of a sudden it went off. Earlier we tried to use the satellite and a message came up saying that the receiver was too hot and would shutdown if we did not cool it. We tried to cool it, but decided to turn it off and use cable in the meantime. So now it shutdown both the living room tv and the bedroom tv and the outlet under the tv where we have our laptops plugged it.

I tried looking at the circuit breakers inside the coach in a panel close to the floor and I don't see any breakers tripped.

I did read in one of my manuals that overheating can cause a shutdown and after some time it will correct itself?

Has anyone had this problem.

2 Stroker · 06-15-2018, 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by caburke2

We were sitting here watching tv and all of a sudden it went off. Earlier we tried to use the satellite and a message came up saying that the receiver was too hot and would shutdown if we did not cool it. We tried to cool it, but decided to turn it off and use cable in the meantime. So now it shutdown both the living room tv and the bedroom tv and the outlet under the tv where we have our laptops plugged it.

I tried looking at the circuit breakers inside the coach in a panel close to the floor and I don't see any breakers tripped.

I did read in one of my manuals that overheating can cause a shutdown and after some time it will correct itself?

Has anyone had this problem.

I lost a receiver from the heat, then I installed the AC Infinity AIRPLATE S3, Quiet Cooling Fan System 6" with Speed Control, for Home Theater from Amazon. Now my receiver stays cool. I just plugged it into the back of the receiver.

2 stroker

OLYLEN · 06-16-2018, 07:59 AM

Sounds like you were inverting for power. Check the inverter for breakers tripped.
Even if not inverting and you have one check the breakers on it. If inverting battery level.

LEN