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    I got a skyboxf5s for my mother house and it's not getting signal on the box so I tried it a my house and it worked straight away.. So I know it's not the box so I moved her dish around couldn't. Get any signal any body any ideas what's wrong? Thanks

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    does she have any skyboxes in any other rooms if disconnect then try

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    Yeah, you have moved her Dish out of alignment what a mare a fraction of an inch moved can lead to said dish been 200 miles off of sly's Astra satellite which means no signal and no signal quality which is the main thing you want to be looking @ the signal quality strength which should be even stronger than the signal strength what you will have to do is go back around to your mothers crib & get out her old sly satellite box & connect it fully up plug/sat cable/**** cable/sat remote then switch on her old box & then
    bring up a sly box sat channel then select services then go to settings which will take you into another menu then on the sly remote press 01 then Select to bring up the hidden 'Installation Menu' in the said hidden 'Installation Menu' you are looking
    for 'Signal Set Up' scroll down to said option & select this window will show you your Mum's satellite dish signal strength &
    signal quality now you will need an adjustable spanner & get some one to watch the screen because no doubt said signal strength & signal quality will be down to zero percent (0%) or there about's so who ever is watching the screen get them to shout 'Stop' when said "Signal Quality & Signal Strength' is up to nearly 80%/90% or as high as it can go while moving the sat dish move it slightly towards a South-Westerly direction very slowly & @ small movements @ a time just inform who's watching the screen
    to let you know when both signals are increasing in strength/percentage to as high as it can go in other words move dish very
    slowly & slightly @ a time & take note of the angle the dish is @ when the person who is watch shouts that both signals are
    away up in-case you go too far over to one side in other words past the set requirement once they say said both signals are away up to 80% or more then stop moving the dish @ once & tighten up all the screws very tight so that the dish does not get moved by very strong winds which we get in Scotland anyway once said procedure has been completed disconnect old Sly
    Box & remove all its bits & pieces & tidy them away & then fully re-connect your Mum's F3 box & hey presto it should be up & running normally again I'll check back in a few days to see how you get on.
    Come-On-The-Hoops/Hail - Hail Signed BJTT :-) :-) :-)

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    hi i have the same prob {no signal} but mine works sometimes then it will just go off
    could this be the same prob with the dish ?. also the green led lite goes off under the channel number wot is that for?
    thanks

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    As mentioned above folks, the said sat dish in question, in other words the dish in which the box is being attached too, is definitely out of alignment. One will have to follow the instructions which I've posted above, the other day there.
    If one can not access the sat dish in question, in other words it's not easy to get too/or adjust by ones self.
    Then it would be best to phone around TV & Sat Installers & Get a price as regards to coming to ones address/location
    of where said sat dish is out of alignment & re-align said dish it's as simple as that
    Price wise they might charge around ?20 for their services or less.
    Do research via the Net, or Telephone Directory Book, Yellow Pages Etc-Etc. As regards too the local Sat & TV Ariel Installers
    located around said out of alignment location & book a call-out.
    The said Installers have a tuning in meter box, & it will align the dish's in no time. (five minutes)
    Get who ever aligns the dish's, too tighten up the screws very tight, so that the dish do not
    move out of alignment via strong Winds & Gail's.
    I'll check back later, to see how you both get on. Later's. :-) :-) :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by celtic1990 View Post
    I got a skyboxf5s for my mother house and it's not getting signal on the box so I tried it a my house and it worked straight away.. So I know it's not the box so I moved her dish around couldn't. Get any signal any body any ideas what's wrong? Thanks
    hi sound funny but mine was the same and now its sorted it was overheating so i moved it out the road of any other devices and its never gone off since hope this helps

 

 

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