How do i set up my LG43uh620v smart 4ktv for sattelite reception.i have a sattelite dish ariel plugged in?

As you are probably aware, this is a television, not a Camera. If you want the manual for it, just google the make and model followed by the word manual

There are many reasons it would say this, all of them based on how DISH recognized the combination of your SMART card and receiver number. DISH authorizes the correct combination of your SMART card and receiver so that you cannot just have one or the other and have it work. They may have intentionally disabled your account for non-payment or some other customer service related issue. Your SMART card may be damaged (if removed the screen would read "Please Insert Your Smart Card"). You should contact customer service

If the message on the screen reads, "A cable has been disconnected" it usually means that in the process of trying to find a signal, it could not. The cable between the receiver and the antenna (aka the dish) may have been damaged or cut. The antenna may have been damaged or installed incorrectly. This message is usually only shown when installing a new receiver. If you had an issue and they sent you a replacement receiver, this is more than likely the problem. Make sure that the cable coming from the antenna (usually from the wall or the floor) is plugged into the receivers satellite in, or the triplexer (a silver rectangle with three cables coming out to the receiver) 's in. If the cable is in the right spot (the triplexer's cables that go to the receiver are color coded and marked) and you still have the issue after unplugging and then plugging back in the receiver, the problem was not the initial receiver, and was instead either the continuity of the line to the antenna or the antenna's installation. (Poor or non-existent antenna reception means it was installed wrong or damaged). You would need a technician to solve these problems without more experience yourself.

Change the position of both the set and Ariel and try. If the room is at the ground floor of any building, signal strength will be very low, can cause unstable and grainy picture. Change the position of the Ariel and check. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/

thats called ghosting its usually down to your tv ariel try putting your ariel on a mast for a better clear reception.

have you digital Ariel and re tuned each tv

Please see this link:

http://www.sharc.net/gps_antenna_repair.htm


- Jim

You need a receiver for each TV you want to receive the reception on. Your dish receives the broadcast signal from the network and your receiver decodes and recodes the signal to view on your TV. The companies have created their own proprietary equipment to accomplish this to keep anyone and everyone from simply installing their own dish and receiving all of their broadcast channels for FREE. In the olden days when satellite and cable TV was new, that is exactly what people did. Remember those gigantic dishes some people installed in their yards? They would intercept the signals coming from the satellites and hook up directly to their TVs. The companies got smart and started to scramble the signals going up to the satellites to make these home owner dishes obsolete. Because the signals are scrambled, you now need a receiver to un-scramble the signal. I hope this helps and good luck. Please remember to vote if you found this helpful. Thanks.

I checked on this website and you can get the manual for that model number which is a GE sattelite system at the sight I posted for $10.99 I talked to a tech there and they put it on the first page for you. After you purchase the manual they e-mail it to you very quickly

http://servicemanuals.vstore.ca/

The FM aerial input is simply just a female banana socket.
For FM reception, you can use any thin insulated wire, keeping it clear as possible from TV screens, fluorescent tubes, to minimize interference.
For the plug, strip end of wire 2 in (50.8 mm) long, fold bared part back on itself to form a U-loop about 1 inch 25.4 mm long, squeeze it a bit so end is V-shaped, insert into socket.
Long wire boosts signal strength.
A matchstick can help to secure the wire in socket.
EDIT:
Best to try get hold of the proper FM single-wire antenna which has 75 ohms matched impedance and correct plug for best signal.
If AM reception is required, you need an AM loop antenna.
For more details, visit
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buy a new antenna old one is worn out