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Wiwa HD50 Tuner Remote Control Unresponsive: IR Sensor LED Green, Transistor Replaced

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  • #1 16564048
    szumigt
    Level 15  
    Welcome.
    Some time ago I turned on the tv tuner ... It started without a problem and it only plays on 1 program because I can't switch to another one, or turn off the tuner in any way ... in other words, the remote control does not react. The green LED on the IR sensor is green, but nothing else. I dismantled the sensor and replaced the transistor in the sensor blind, but it did not work. I looked in the smartphone camera if the remote control diode is blinking and kind of oki. Maybe thin, but it blinks when pressing the remote control buttons, so the cbyba remote control is ok.

    Someone will help, because I don't know what to do next?
    Oh, I checked the sensor cables with a break meter: - \
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  • #2 16564073
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #3 16564116
    andpol 33
    Level 38  
    You missed. The wiw sensor is like this: Link The blinking diode in the remote control does not indicate its efficiency. It may send incorrect signals.
  • #4 16564141
    szumigt
    Level 15  
    andpol 33 wrote:
    The blinking diode in the remote control does not indicate its efficiency. It may send incorrect signals.


    That's right ... I just don't know how to check it ??
  • #5 16567621
    szumigt
    Level 15  
    Nobody will help?
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  • #6 16567836
    andpol 33
    Level 38  
    You must have a second remote control or a second sensor for the base.
  • #7 16567874
    szumigt
    Level 15  
    Tuś gave me the novelty ;-)
  • #8 16568005
    andpol 33
    Level 38  
    What do you expect? That someone will fix you remotely? Take the decoder apart, take the oscilloscope and see what is reaching the CPU.
  • #9 16568084
    szumigt
    Level 15  
    By no means ... Always asking this type of question, I hope that someone has already encountered such a problem, solved it and now will be able to share this knowledge.
    Or maybe a hint in the style of check the transistor in the ir detector :-)
  • #10 16568545
    andpol 33
    Level 38  
    Apparently you replaced the transistor. I have encountered such a case once. The diode was on and he did not respond to the remote control. It turned out to be a damaged detector. The decoder was under warranty, so it went to the store.
  • #11 16568561
    kacha36
    Level 23  
    Hello.
    If you have a voltmeter, check the appearance of a signal - voltage when transmitting a signal from the remote control after opening the tuner. First on the jack socket and then whether the signal goes to the processor.
    Kaśka.
  • #12 16571524
    szumigt
    Level 15  
    andpol 33 wrote:
    Apparently you replaced the transistor.


    Yes it's true. The tuner is not under warranty, so I have to deal with it myself.

    In the detector, after the ir diode, transistor, led diode and a few resistors, I did not find anything else ... so the transistor was replaced, only the ir diode was left for me.

    Now the question is what?
  • #13 16571562
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
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  • #14 16572227
    szumigt
    Level 15  
    mihal2002 wrote:
    szumigt wrote:
    so the transistor was replaced, only the ir diode was left for me.

    Leave it alone and crank the decoder. There, in the nest, look for the cause.


    And this is concrete. Thanks

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Wiwa HD50 tuner experiencing issues with an unresponsive remote control, despite the IR sensor's green LED indicating power. The user has replaced the transistor in the IR sensor but still cannot switch channels or turn off the tuner. Various suggestions are made, including checking the remote control's signal with a voltmeter, verifying the IR diode, and considering the possibility of a damaged IR detector. The user is advised to further investigate the internal components of the tuner, as the device is out of warranty.
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