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Echostar 3000ip click noise but not working?

Echostar 3000ip just went mad! keep clicking but will not stop or land on any channel.
Please advice me. Pervious post some 1 replied that it is C16 (200uf 10v) faulty. if so where to get a replacment? & how 2 fit it? is there any access 2 service digram?
Thanx with best regards
Joe
joseph_behnam@hotmail.com
Joe, May 2005
Thanx 4 ur advice Mark
I took the reciver to a local repair centre & they fix it 4 me.
Quick & good job & replaced C16 & other capicators all for £35.
if any one intersted I can post the details here (if allowed).
Thanx again

JoeB (joseph_behnam@hotmail.com), June 2005
Hi Joe,

Just looked at the previous reply which stated C16 (2200uf 10v) faulty. I believe that person is refering to capacitor C16 which will most likely be on the power supply. It will be a cylindrical can type component with black or blue or green plastic sleeve and on the circuit board it will be marked C16. This means opening up the receiver so make sure it is DISCONNECTED from the mains. Then look for capacitor C16, when you find it if the top looks like its bulging then it has most likely failed. You can replace it even if it looks ok to see if it fixes the problem. Maplins should stock a suitable replacement and you want one which is rated 2200uf 10v (the shop staff should know what you are talking about). Once you have a new capacitor you then need to solder it in making sure the -ve (negative) lead goes to the marked holde (make a note of how the existing parts fits in). Fingers crossed it will fix it.

However, if you have no luck then I'll make you an offer for the receiver - I have a working AD2000IP if you are interested. markiex@hotmail.com

Mark., May 2005