@Gaz5 wrote:
.....then reverts to the lg no signal screen saying there's no input.
This suggests the error isn't being generated by your V6 as your TV. A "no signal" error from the VM box would nearly always have a specific error code (one of a couple of particular ones) associated and displayed onscreen.
If, as sounds likely, this error is being generated by your TV, it suggests the TV is not detecting any input from the V6.
1: Duff HDMI cable or port
2: Wrong HDMI port selected on your TV
3: No video output being sent by the V6
That you get the initial startup screen proves the V6 can send a video signal and the correct input is being detected - that it seems to be dropping, is the odd bit. Can you manually (on your TV remote) make sure the correct input is selected when the boot loop seems to get stuck?
If - as is quite possible - the V6 is stuck in the boot loop, you'll need to call VM and report it.
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