(2016-02-10, 21:13)ilovethakush Wrote: i haven't tried downgrading. I may try it just to see if it goes away, I may not. It's not that big of an issue for me to reboot once a day when everything else works flawlessly.

Just thought I'd mention it, maybe others are experiencing the same thing, maybe not.

And yeah I know there was no kernel changes or anything major, that's why I'm confused myself why this is happening, but again it's not really a big issue.

(2016-02-12, 21:04)Soli Wrote: That's a sign that you need to replace the batteries with new ones.

(2016-02-12, 23:07)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2016-02-12, 21:04)Soli Wrote: That's a sign that you need to replace the batteries with new ones.

that's also a good first step when troubleshooting any remote issue

(2016-02-17, 03:49)ilovethakush Wrote: Just an update on my post a few days about the overheating issues. Turns out it has nothing do with upgrading openelec.

I downgraded .98 to check. I also checked generic 6.0.1.

I even restored back to stock and installed the firmware and openelec again just to check. Don't really know why since I knew it wasn't going to change anything but I did.

Tried all that and the box would still get to the 160s.

Now since then, my box turned off by itself once, I'm assuming cause it was too hot. And now the highest temperature I've seen it get to is 179.

It's become very clear my box is dying

(2016-02-17, 07:23)ilovethakush Wrote: It's the fan. Funny, if you didn't mention it, I may have never though about that because I never ever heard the fan in my entire time using the box. Except for when I would wake from sleep, it would turn on a for a split second and then go away as I'm sure you know. That's how I checked. It's 100% the fan.

How would I check the fan to see what the problem is as it appears to be under the board.