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Overheating??
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<blockquote data-quote="gameboy" data-source="post: 121600" data-attributes="member: 177511"><p>Several users have added fans inside their Dreamboxes (instructions can be found easily) but this can cause noise.</p><p></p><p>You could try drilling a row/s of holes in the sides of the cabinet above the equipment to let the heat out. The longer you take planning this the better it will look. </p><p></p><p>I would also advise not putting another bit of kit directly on top of your receiver (does it have ventilation slots on the top?).</p><p></p><p>I placed four Duplo (large Lego) blocks covered in black electrical tape on top of the receiver and then placed the player on that. It helped a lot.</p><p></p><p>Remember - if the receiver is overheating you are reducing its life expectancy so try and do something.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gameboy, post: 121600, member: 177511"] Several users have added fans inside their Dreamboxes (instructions can be found easily) but this can cause noise. You could try drilling a row/s of holes in the sides of the cabinet above the equipment to let the heat out. The longer you take planning this the better it will look. I would also advise not putting another bit of kit directly on top of your receiver (does it have ventilation slots on the top?). I placed four Duplo (large Lego) blocks covered in black electrical tape on top of the receiver and then placed the player on that. It helped a lot. Remember - if the receiver is overheating you are reducing its life expectancy so try and do something. [/QUOTE]
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