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Im also having the same problem. No matter what I do, the receiver(ClarkeTech 2100+) is just displaying LnbF all the time.
There was a terrible storm here few days ago and I lost signals on all channels. Checked the cables and antenna itself and everything seems fine. What would be the problem and a way to solve this? Could it be the INVERTO SILVER TECH IDLP-40SL+ UNIVERSAL SINGLE LNB??? |
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I think you got a short or no connection on the coax..
When the wind blows the cables about they work themselves out of the F connectors.. either shorting or disconnecting completely You need to check them carefully.. Turn off the receiver at the mains before doing this.. If you have a multimeter check for the coax being shorted (inner to braiding) Also check the LNB output voltage from the receiver.. V =14v H =18v DC I doubt the LNB is faulty unlkess water got inside :wink_smile:
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You checked the receivers LNB output voltage with a multimeter as i suggested..?
Check it at the receiver and also at the end of the coax with LNB disconnected Your receiver is telling you it finds no LNB - so either your LNB is not working.. or the coax is shorted or open circuit You need to find out why.. and i can only tell you what to check You say you've checked what i said so unless you either re-check it or substitute the coax/LNB then you wont get any further with your problem If you have a motor temporarily disconnect it and put the coax straight to the LNB You said there was a terrible storm (clue) You also said you've tried everything - what was that..?
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Tony [No Support by Pm] Dreambox 500s / Clarke-Tech 2100+ / Skystar 2 PCI/ 1M motorised SatCatcher with Tm 2200 Motor & Invacom SNH-031 .3db / Fixed dish on 13E & 19.2E/ Season int v1.4 62ºE - 45ºW Press THANKS BUTTON if you find this post useful.. :thumbs_up: ALL MEMBERS PLEASE READ & FOLLOW SATMOZ RULES & GUIDELINES |
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