wolek123 wrote: You've probably been hit by a fairly popular DSP problem. If you are the first owner, just like checking the firmware version, press the setup button 2 times instead of / -, the display will show the working time of the receiver.
If it will be around 10,000 is a chip to replace, if less (and you are sure of this value) you can risk programming its memory, although you must bear in mind that the systems factory-installed in this model (I assume that the receiver did not receive a service action) have a factory defect.
Thanks for your intention to help. I pressed the setup button twice, and it's showing 00:00. Receiver worked until a couple weeks ago, and it stopped. The problem I noticed before it stopped, it had the same symptom several times, but after a couple tries to turn on it was working normally, until stopped totally. It happened after software update which is done over network. I am not sure is it firmware problem or hardware now.