Who can repair HR10-250

[shipwreck47]

My Hughes HR10-250 does not have a picture, who can repair it. Connect to a new HD Toshiba using HDMI

[JimSpence]

More details, please! Like, what model TV and how is it connected?

Any way, try a different connection.

[hiker]

Repairs can be done by the company here (http://www.ccscorporation.net/PVR_T.htm).

[JimSpence]

Please answer my question.

[drew2k]

Please answer my question.Jim, he edited his post to answer: HDMI, Toshiba.

My Hughes HR10-250 does not have a picture, who can repair it. Connect to a new HD Toshiba using HDMI
shipwreck: As Jim said, more info is needed. Did you try switching from HDMI to component? How about S-Video?

Also, what's your current output format setting? You can check this on the front panel of the HR10 - 480i? 480p? 720p? 1080i?

Make sure whatever connection type you use (component, S-Video) works with the output format and is supported by your TV.

Just a side note: The HDMI connections died on both of my HR10s, but I can watch using component with no problems. If you can use components instead of HDMI, don't worry about getting your HR10 repaired.

[captain_video]

Try what Drew said and use the component output instead. Chances are you won't see a bit of difference between component and HDMI. I've tested numerous HR10-250's this way on my Hitachi 60VS810 60" HDTV and have yet to see any difference between the two outputs.

The problem is most likely the HDMI card, which was a major issue with the first generation HR10-250's. CCS corporation does a good job fixing them for $100. I've had them repair about nine HDMI cards so far and every one looks and works like new when I receive them back. Total turnaround time is about six working days, depending on how you ship it to them. I always used USPS Priority Mail and got them back in short order.