On Tuesday night, after watching TV for a while, my HD TiVo overheated. It is in a cabinet that is closed with no airflow. It also sits on my Receiver. It usually runs 48-64 Celsius but it apparently got to 68. It came on with a blue screen saying to check vents and to reset the receive by unplugging it. Has this ever happened to you?
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I've had my HDTIVO for a year and a half, this has never happened to me.
I let my tivo sit on top of my TV seperate from all of my other av equipment. That's one thing I like about my HD RPTV, it has a lot of space on top to sit stuff on.
I let my tivo sit on top of my TV seperate from all of my other av equipment. That's one thing I like about my HD RPTV, it has a lot of space on top to sit stuff on.
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