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Loss of signal from one tuner
Twice in the last fortnight I couldn't watch a live channel whilst recordings were set.
The diagnostics page showed the left tuner had 0% strength & quality, the other remained at 100%. On the latest time I switched the coaxes round & the left tuner was still at 0%. I switched off at the rear of the box, for 10 secs (like a high tech PC repair )& after rebooting both tuners were at 100%.Any ideas ? David |
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A lot (but not all) of the problems with satellite receivers are software related, I would be inclined to do a 'factory reset' and new installation the thing, start from scratch.I don't know what type/make/model number you have but if it will update the software all the better too
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A lot (but not all) of the problems with satellite receivers are software related, I would be inclined to do a 'factory reset' and new installation the thing, start from scratch.I don't know what type/make/model number you have but if it will update the software all the better too
If it happens again I'll try a factory reset. I was wondering if others had seen the same problem maybe followed by a tuner failure ! David |
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)& after rebooting both tuners were at 100%.