Had my 722 hard drive die last week. Got a replacement Friday. It had the same problem you describe. On power up, it would say the signal test was good, but not let me exit the point dish screen saying there were no sattelites. At one point after a reboot, it hung like you describe.
After an hour with tech support, they were about to rma it. Since the info screen was not available, I was lifting it to get the numbers off the back. Suddenly it clicked and powered up. It seemed to work.
Then I woke up Sunday with the green light again. Tried all the power and card reinsert things. Each time back to green light or no lights. Called for support. They insisted a tech look at it. Grrr! After a few changes in plans, I got lucky and he came mid afternoon instead of after 5 pm.
Of course, he thought he was there to exchange my old 501. No way! That's a work horse. I'll never give it up until it stops working.
However, the darned 722 had started working again. So no way to show him the problem. I got lucky again. He had a 722k with him new and said he'd replace the refurbished that I don't trust now. Had to beg for an ota module too.
All in all, it worked out ok. I'd rather not have had to reprogram timers twice in 2 days, but this new one installed and responds good so far.
Btw, this is my 4th 722. The first 2 were hard drive failures. It was the 3rd that had the green light lock up problem.
After an hour with tech support, they were about to rma it. Since the info screen was not available, I was lifting it to get the numbers off the back. Suddenly it clicked and powered up. It seemed to work.
Then I woke up Sunday with the green light again. Tried all the power and card reinsert things. Each time back to green light or no lights. Called for support. They insisted a tech look at it. Grrr! After a few changes in plans, I got lucky and he came mid afternoon instead of after 5 pm.
Of course, he thought he was there to exchange my old 501. No way! That's a work horse. I'll never give it up until it stops working.
However, the darned 722 had started working again. So no way to show him the problem. I got lucky again. He had a 722k with him new and said he'd replace the refurbished that I don't trust now. Had to beg for an ota module too.
All in all, it worked out ok. I'd rather not have had to reprogram timers twice in 2 days, but this new one installed and responds good so far.
Btw, this is my 4th 722. The first 2 were hard drive failures. It was the 3rd that had the green light lock up problem.
