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Screen is black and won't pull up dish network

Old big TV. Screen is black and won't pull up dish network. Worked the first day and now it won't. TV is on channel 60 (supposed to be) to get dish, and it is hooked up correctly.

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Not sure on what dish system in use - but if you are running a sky box or freeview the box will reset it self when turned off-
if so do away with ch.60 and fit av(scrat) lead to back of tv. & box.and progames will autom. come up on av channel.if this dose'nt work drop me an e-mail with more detail of your system and I'll try again.
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I have provided instructions on how to program the remote to your TV. I have also provided codes for your TV brand.

Remotes: Basic (Television Only)
  1. Turn the Television On
  2. Press and Hold the TV Power button for three seconds until the LED flashes
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  5. Test functionality with the TV
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The codes are as follow: 720, 220, 748, 721 (694 only has a 2% success rate). I hope this helps.

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