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<blockquote data-quote="ralphmagno" data-source="post: 626134" data-attributes="member: 189146">hello to allfirst of all if the contractor installed the system he sat to fix it.if the multiswitch was changes out then it is not the switch.if the lnb is a 4 output and it is driving a 16 output multiswitch for 16 flats then there is the possibility that the lnb 1 output is bad or the one line has a strand of brade that is so close to the center condoctor that it is shorting out.the lnb is&nbsp; labeled: vert low,vert high ,horz low,horz high.if only channels giving you the problems and in the horz high then all those channels will be out for all flats.if you can tell us what channels are effected during the outage then&nbsp; it would be easier.the lnb could have a cold solder joint just the one output and it is intermitentant.i found one that was like that,poened the lnb up soldered the joint and put it back&nbsp; and it was ok after that.today they will swap the lnb.ralph</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ralphmagno, post: 626134, member: 189146"] hello to all first of all if the contractor installed the system he sat to fix it. if the multiswitch was changes out then it is not the switch. if the lnb is a 4 output and it is driving a 16 output multiswitch for 16 flats then there is the possibility that the lnb 1 output is bad or the one line has a strand of brade that is so close to the center condoctor that it is shorting out. the lnb is labeled: vert low,vert high ,horz low,horz high. if only channels giving you the problems and in the horz high then all those channels will be out for all flats. if you can tell us what channels are effected during the outage then it would be easier. the lnb could have a cold solder joint just the one output and it is intermitentant. i found one that was like that,poened the lnb up soldered the joint and put it back and it was ok after that. today they will swap the lnb. ralph [/QUOTE]

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