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I have a 4000t which has given good service up to now.
Now if it powers down for any reason (power loss or even using the power button), it “recovers” some old recordings according to the menu, but when you look at them they are empty and have no descriptions. Sometimes 80 or more of them. It’s time-consuming to go through and delete them.
Also it recovers some old series schedules but they don’t work and usually won’t delete.
It does also occassionaly loose some schedules, seemingly randomly.
I’m wondering if it is worthwhile changing the HDD. I have tried reformatting the old one, but the problems soon come back.
For £30 or so I think it maybe worth a try, but has anyone any other ideas?
You could try a Factory Reset? If this fails to fix the issue I would go for a replacement HDD, although I wouldn’t pay £30 for it, should be more like £10 unless you have a 2TB and even then it should be around £20.
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