Which cables should I keep (or return) for an Orange TV decoder exchange?

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Changrila34 -  
kaumune Posted messages 22694 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   -
Hello,
My Orange TV decoder has clearly kicked the bucket. In recent months, the TV screen only displayed an awful pink, somewhere between blotting pink and fuchsia pink depending on the moment, but by plugging and unplugging the decoder, everything would go back to normal...until yesterday.
Absolute and indelible candy pink.
An Orange advisor concluded, after some troubleshooting, that the decoder needed to be replaced and will send me the new device to a collection point.
I will therefore return the faulty decoder, the power adapter, and the remote control.
Should I return the HDMI cable and the cord that connected the power adapter to the electrical outlet?
Thank you very much for your forthcoming answers.
Best regards

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dany311 Posted messages 13266 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   2 131
 
Hello

wait to receive the new one before sending back the old one
you might only receive the decoder without the cables

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peuplecameleon Posted messages 434 Registration date   Status Membre Last intervention   102
 
Hello

On the Orange decoder box, it says "Pack contents" with

1 decoder
1 remote control and its batteries
1 ethernet cable
1 hdmi cable
1 power block and its cord
1 assistance guide
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dany311 Posted messages 13266 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   2 131 > peuplecameleon Posted messages 434 Registration date   Status Membre Last intervention  
 
It was during the original supply
and often when it comes to a replacement, only the decoder and the remote control are sent
so wait
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Changrila34 > dany311 Posted messages 13266 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention  
 
Hello, Dany!
I received everything, but the issue is that my new decoder doesn't have Wi-Fi, unlike the previous one.
Kaumune has undoubtedly clarified the oddity of this impossible connection:*
I was sent a decoder that requires a cable connecting it to the LiveBox.
The friend who installed the old device confirmed to me over the phone yesterday that he didn't use a cable between the Wi-Fi modem and the decoder.
So I'm forced to install an ugly Ethernet cable longer than 5m.
Thanks!
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kaumune Posted messages 22694 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   5 156 > Changrila34
 
No, as I told you in your other topic, remind them and demand the same decoder as before.
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