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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Terryl" data-source="post: 883984" data-attributes="member: 369937">OK, if you have replaced ALL the coax, tried a second receiver, bypassed the motor and swapped out the LNB, the the only thing it could be is something inline with the coax.Do you have a ground block? or lighting gas discharge device? and did you reuse it?And how are you bringing the coax inside the house, through an existing wall jack? or existing pre-installed house coax?Was there a section of coax that you could not replace? As this sounds like a short somewhere in the system, disconnect all coax connections and use an ohm meter, see if you get anything below 1000 ohms, (it should read as high as 1 to 10 meg ohms with everything disconnected) if you get anything below that you may have a resistive short in the coax somewhere.</blockquote>