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<blockquote data-quote="ralphmagno" data-source="post: 626108" data-attributes="member: 189146">hello,if they changed the multiswitch and the problem is still there it is probaly the lnb.if it was the power supply nothing would work and not just some.it would be good to know what channel were effected as well and what size dish in your area as well.the lnb has 4 outputs hor lo,hor high,vert lo and vert hi.if the group of channels were on the hor hi output .if all the bbc,itv and E4 and channel 4 and disney are working then that would rule out the hor and vert low lines.if sky sports 1 and 3&nbsp; fx sky 2 and sky 3 they are on horz high output of the lnb and it could be the output of that one&nbsp; or the line from that output going to the multiswitchif you have a list of channels effected it would be easier to brake down the problem.even a small brade resting on the center conductor could give occasional problems on one output.if you can provied a list of channels effected we could brake the problem down.hope this helpsralph<img src="https://www.satellites.co.uk/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="ralphmagno, post: 626108, member: 189146"] hello, if they changed the multiswitch and the problem is still there it is probaly the lnb. if it was the power supply nothing would work and not just some. it would be good to know what channel were effected as well and what size dish in your area as well. the lnb has 4 outputs hor lo,hor high,vert lo and vert hi. if the group of channels were on the hor hi output . if all the bbc,itv and E4 and channel 4 and disney are working then that would rule out the hor and vert low lines. if sky sports 1 and 3 fx sky 2 and sky 3 they are on horz high output of the lnb and it could be the output of that one or the line from that output going to the multiswitch if you have a list of channels effected it would be easier to brake down the problem. even a small brade resting on the center conductor could give occasional problems on one output. if you can provied a list of channels effected we could brake the problem down. hope this helps ralph:) [/QUOTE]

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