Bingo: How much airflow gets around the H24 in that entertainment center? You may need to take it out of there and set it on top or something. People don't realize how hot electronic components can get if the air flow is restricted around them. I have an Onkyo AVR I had to take the shelf out over it in my entertainment center otherwise you could fry an egg on it.
H24/700 Really Hot!!!!!
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Bingo: How much airflow gets around the H24 in that entertainment center? You may need to take it out of there and set it on top or something. People don't realize how hot electronic components can get if the air flow is restricted around them. I have an Onkyo AVR I had to take the shelf out over it in my entertainment center otherwise you could fry an egg on it.
Fwiw, my HR24 this morning is running 109* in an entertainment center.
Personally, if it were me and mine was running over 130*, I'd be calling to get it replaced.
Well this is on a h24/700 which of course don't have a fan cause its just a HD receiver only thing is if they replace it it will be prolly an older model
Just got off the phone and directv tech support said that 140 is within normal temperature range but if it gets a whole lot hotter it will give u an error message too hot and shut down untill it cools down is this true?
Just to update I tried something new I have my receiver sitting up on the end where the bottom can get plenty of airflow and now my temp dropped to 116 I believe that is more normal
Yes, this is true.
The recvr will shut down on it's own if it reaches a certain temp (150* I think it was) and will not operate till it drops below a certain temp, btw, it also will do the same if it's too COLD, till it warms up.
I've had this happen in the Motorhome a few years back when I didn't have enough airflow to it (much harder to accomplish in the MH), since I have moved it and re routed cables.
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