Why won't my television pick up a signal?
Is there anything I can do to fix the problem?
Thanks.
Answer:
You need to trace the route of the cable from non-working outlet and ensure it connects to an aerial or a splitter somewhere, loft, masthead, behind working outlet?? If it's a new flat contact the builder or the installer.
your areial cable has fallen out?
Have you checked there is an ariel on top of the house?
try looking at your connections at the back
of your sockets i bet they will be loose
or cross bonding
its probably broken, or a crappy t.v. i suggest getting a new one and investing in some digital cable, problem solved!
Try looking if all the connections are actually connected.
If they are, try and buy a new cheap TV that supports digital - it will be a worthwhile investment in the long run.
I would suspect that the coax wall socket is not connected properly especially when you say that you have a new flat ! They often get the electricians to wire TV antenna sockets, electricians are notorious for fouling the job up as most don`t have a clue when dealing with TV .
Cheers Pete .
Howie Fe... said " its probably broken, or a crappy t.v. i suggest getting a new one and investing in some digital cable, problem solved!"
But the man said he can get a half decent result in one room but not in another. That tells me something about the antenna installation.
It's not indicative of a receiver problem.
The most important part of any radio installation (t.v. comes in this category) is its antenna system.
As other correspondents have suggested, the problem is most likely to be in the cable/s from the antenna to the outlet boxes.
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