Dish reciever keeps turning off - DISH Network DVR-625 DTV Receiver / 100-Hours Video Recorder

The VIP722 always runs hot. A build up of dust can restrict air flow and cause overheating. When I had the VIP722, I had a small USB powered fan at the left-rear corner of the box to force cooling. I switched to a Hopper 3 and found the external cooling was not necessary. Hopper 3 has 16 tuners, so you never have conflicts.

what are you turning on and off? the dish, the tv, or the remote?

r_pettit,

I can definitely assist you with this. What button do you press when you turn off the TV? Have you tried pressing 'SAT' then the big red 'Power' button on the remote?

Tommy Faust
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FYI...just know that when you get NETGEAR product...DISH no longer is responsible for the activation and troubleshooting...and NETGEAR starting activation is 40.00 and they keeping adding money for any further problems..till you get to 200.00 whole house

Hi pappy63my name is Mike Houston of DISH Network and there are some steps that will getyour DISH Network remote to change the satellite channels. The first thing youwill need to do is press the System Info button on the receiver or pull out thesmart card from the receiver, with the remote press and release the SAT buttonand press the Record button and you will see the number in the white boxchange. I will leave a link to help with these steps. http://www.dishnetwork.com/SupportSection/remote-setup

your dish reciever has different codes to work it see what the old codes were and set the new reciever to match

I assume that the HDMI works fine if you go directly from the dish receiver to the TV with either HDMI cable. And try it with a different source (DVD or x-box) in the same input port.

Take it to a Radio Shack there service centers can repair Onkyo in warranty. Most Onkyo receivers carry a two year warranty.

Your question is posted in a refrigeration section.
Try replacing the LNB, which is the device your cable(s) connect to at the dish.

that maybe the case..you could put a shielded barrier(copper coated poly) between them.sounds like it's a little too sensitive

This surely is not a problem? The TV is simply indicating what channel it is recieving signals from. But in most TVs, to remove this On Screen Display, just deactivate by pressing 'Display' or 'OSD' on the Tvs Remote, as well as on the Remote of the Dish Tv reciever.