I'm having to reboot my 360 box on a daily basis - there's a number of error codes. The latest of which was CS3300 which implies a connection issue. It's not always the same code, but the result always requires the box to be rebooted.
Is this a general fault, or does it need a call out?
Hi andycambs,
Have you checked for faults in your area, you can login to your My Virgin Media and check your service status or phone 0800 5610061 for a more localised check.
If nothing is reported then you need to phone Virgin on 150 from a Virgin phone, mobile or landline, or 0345 454 1111 from any other phone to report a fault, then ignore all the options offered and you should then be placed into a queue to speak to someone.
Hi andycambs
Do you still have two 360 boxes as per < this post > ?
If so have you tried swapping them around to see if the error(s) follow the box?
The CS3300 < fault help page > suggests turning the box off at the wall and checking the cabling, then if the issue persists to contact VM. In the past that help page suggested it was just a temporary issue.
Does this error occur on live TV, or only on catch up, on demand, apps or recordings?
If you do still have two 360 boxes and it's occuring on recordings then ensure both boxes are turned on, and set to either Fast Start or Active start mode so the boxes can communicate with each other.
Also when this CS3300 error (or any error) happens have you looked at Check service status < here > at the top of the page? You can also a run a test on your equipment from there? If nothing is showing you could also try the Service Status number 0800 561 0061. This often gives details of more local issues down to postcode level
Hey andycambs, thank you for reaching out and I am so sorry to hear about this.
I can see you've spoke to the team about this, did they mange to help at all?
We rebooted everything - he sent something through. I was out last night, but it didn't appear to require a restart of the 360 box. He did suggest using ethernet cable from router to box, but that's out the question as they're opposite ends of the house ( floor and side of house!)
