Constant Please wait displyed message

Hello
I have a Humax DTR - T1000 which is approximately two years old which form this evening constantly displays a "Please wait" message .
I have tried switching it off and back on and still have the same message constantly displayed.
After a quick search on the internet various sites suggested going into the maintenace mode to do a reset, however it would seem that the box wont allow me to follow the reset process in that the maintenance mode screen does not appear after I have held down the VOL- button and then pushed the power button.
If anyone can provide any help it would be much appreciated.
Thanks H

Yes I get as far as “Enter Maintenance Mode Y/N (Y POWER) and then nothing happens after pushing the power button other than the message “Enter Maintenance Mode Y/N (Y POWER) being removed from the screen .
When following the maintenance mode procedure in the link http://videos.youview.com/support/maintenance_mode.pdf
I get as far as step 6 but the Maintenance mode screen does not appear even having left it for far longer than a minute.

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