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We have had at least 13 tech visits and countless technical service telephone calls related to errors 2.1.2.9 and 2.1.2.2, and "we are experiencing technical difficulties, try again later", over the past six weeks, and problems still exist. We cannot watch any recorded programs nor pause live TV even though all the client boxes are correctly set-up for this function. The problems started when we added two more client boxes to the system. We had to reset the system on a weekly basis prior to this the addition, but the client boxes still worked without error messages, they would just freeze until rebooted.
We even had the primary/main box replaced and lost all of our recorded programming to no avail, the problem still exists and we lost months of programming. The techs think they have resolved the problem and go on their merry way, and within hours the problem returns. This saga has been going on way too long, we have missed days and days of work, spent hours and hours on the phone, and reset boxes dozens of times. We are frustrated that they cannot resolve this issue once and for all - it's a nightmare and all but the primary box are useless.
Has anyone else experienced these type of problems? Was it ever resolved to your satisfaction? Or, do you have a good contact for the dish network? Any thoughts or help related to your experience would be greatly appreciated.
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Domino
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Nine times out of ten this type of problem is caused by the WHDVR wiring and splitter(s). Who did the installation? Did he/she use any pre-existing wiring, including in-the-wall wiring? Were old splitters used, or new MoCA ready splitters?
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luke2700
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Thanks Domino,
All of the wiring with the exception of one run to an added box was done by Cox, including all splitters and amplifiers. The short run was done by electricians as requested by Cox, this was done through the attic space and split from an existing box. It is possible that it could be the wiring, however I'm not sure how to verify this, any ideas?
Thanks,
Luke2700
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Domino
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Without seeing the wiring/splitters, no. I'd make sure that the signal levels are high on a channel nearest the 1GHz threshold. What brand/model splitter(s) did they use?
I'm kinda bummed out that I don't have more faith in Cox installers when it comes to WHDVR/MoCA wiring.
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