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Permalink Reply by nzdtv.com on February 21, 2017 at 2:32

Yes call them back to come and fix it. It might be that the dish needs a tweak or a loose connector or dodgy fly lead at the tv end.

 

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Permalink Reply by John Jenkins on February 23, 2017 at 19:20

The guy came back double checked everything,and then said he had no answers.

nzdtv.com said:

Yes call them back to come and fix it. It might be that the dish needs a tweak or a loose connector or dodgy fly lead at the tv end.

 

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Permalink Reply by nzdtv.com on February 24, 2017 at 1:47

Did you retune after replacing the lnbf? it may be that your previously stored channels are set slightly at the wrong frequency.

e,g 12459 H instead of 12456 H etc

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Permalink Reply by JohnBing on February 24, 2017 at 8:19

Hi, was it a faulty sky dual lnb that was replaced?

If it was your freeview maybe set for the lnb drift 10745/10742 and needs to be changed to 10750

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Permalink Reply by Biggles on February 24, 2017 at 11:10

One would think that any Pro Installer worth his salt, having changed the LNB, would have checked all the setup setup parameters and found any problem at the first callout. If he's been back and can't figure out what's wrong then he sounds pretty useless to me. It ain't rocket science. I'd be inclined to get somebody else to come and diagnose and repair then send the bill to the original guy. Check their credentials and references first too.

John Jenkins said:

The guy came back double checked everything,and then said he had no answers.

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