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felix_unger
- Jan 1, 1970
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And as I said in my case, while I'm still watching it! Are you having
trouble reading, understanding english, or just following an argument
You originally said that it "wants to turn the TV off every time you
switch channels, after flashing for only a few seconds" . I offered a remedy
you seem hell bent on continuing for no apparent reason?
that's what you're doing, as well as hurling insults. I offered a
remedy, ie. to position the receiver so that it doesn't receive IR when
you change channels, and rather than admit that it would solve the
problem, you just poo-hoo'd the idea, and continued to bitch about the
device
That is what it's SUPPOSED to do, and IF it only did what it's SUPPOSED to
do I wouldn't have complained in the first place!
see above comments
You really are having
trouble understanding what is written, but of course that will never stop
you continuing to argue for the sake of it will it!
Fine, I'll take that bet, how much??
$100. but I wouldn't trust you to be honest
Why would it not see any current if the TV is on (NOT in standby), unless it
is faulty of course.
you've already swapped it out once, and the other one does the same
thing. What are the chances that two devices are faulty? very little.
Keep swapping it out then and see if EVERY one you get does the same
thing. If you ever get one that doesn't then you've proved that there
are faulty devices. Bet you wont tho, you would rather just bitch about
the product.
Exactly, it should work as stated by the manufacturer or you get your money
back.
but you never paid for it
That's the way it's supposed to work. IF an adjustment is needed for
different TV's, one should be provided, simple as that.
Trevor.