ZrByte
29-12-2005, 01:20
Basicly we have had a recurring problem with our Sky Digital for sometime. The problem seems to change or even go away every so often but its back with a vengence at the moment. BBC Two, BBC Three and BBC Four are the main culprits recently, when selected they display the error message that no satellite signal is being recieved. This problem has been reccuring for quite a while and I have even asked on here before about it (though I think that may have been on .com )
We have always made do as we could normally get the channels to display just by selecting a lower numbered channel that is currently working (Sky one for example) then keying in the number of the channel we want to watch wich is not working (115 in this case for BBC three). When we used to do this the channel we wanted would always work but now it just seems to have plain given up.
The bulk of our channels seem to work, its just a few that we ironicly want to watch wich dont work. Ive also noticed that the Digi box crashes a lot these days. Ive heard it suggested that the LNB might be at fault, Is there anyway of checking the current one? I dont want to replace something thats not faulty. Also if it does need replacing, is this something I could do? ( I do have some expertise with this sort of thing though im by no means a proffessional).
We have always made do as we could normally get the channels to display just by selecting a lower numbered channel that is currently working (Sky one for example) then keying in the number of the channel we want to watch wich is not working (115 in this case for BBC three). When we used to do this the channel we wanted would always work but now it just seems to have plain given up.
The bulk of our channels seem to work, its just a few that we ironicly want to watch wich dont work. Ive also noticed that the Digi box crashes a lot these days. Ive heard it suggested that the LNB might be at fault, Is there anyway of checking the current one? I dont want to replace something thats not faulty. Also if it does need replacing, is this something I could do? ( I do have some expertise with this sort of thing though im by no means a proffessional).