Cable for the tv in cougar 32sab is bad, how to trace it down and replace

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Question moved to RVs.

Amazon has lots, and a number are multi-function. Also satellite.

https://www.google.com/search?q=rv+rooftop+tv+antenna

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Ours did this also. Tightening the cable might help.

it could be to raise or lower the tv attana

When replacing the end, were you careful not to ground the internal and external wires or shielding? If you cut the end off, does the outside port start working again? If so, then your internal "rewired" part is grounded.

Usually need to change the setting in your TV to switch from over the air to cable.

There should be a metal channel running from front to back down the center if the trailer under the bottom of the trailer. There will be a pipe coming from each corner and connecting to this channel. Disconnect the four pipes from the center channel. In each pipe will be a heavy gauge spring type pusher (this is what actually raises the roof), pull each of these out of the center channel. Next you will need to remove the rear pulley from the bracket. This should be accomplished by pulling a hairpin keeper which will then allow the center clevis pin to be removed which will free the pulley. Next you will disconnect the cable from the winch drum. Now you will pull the cable free from the lower half of the center channel (If you look into the channel you will see that there is an upper and lower section). Once the cable is free from the lower section you will pull the cable free from the upper section. NOTE: The cable will be covered in grease and will be messy. Were rubber mechanics gloves or use rags to minimize the amount of grease on your hands and clothes. Now you are ready to install the new cable. Feed the cable through the upper portion of the center channel once it has cleared the rear end of the channel start to feed it into the lower channel. Now you can reinstall the lower channel push springs. This will help to determine how much cable should be in the channel. Next install the upper push springs. Now you can reinstall the rear pulley and last you can connect the new cable to the winch drum. The new cable will have a crimped lock with an oval washer at the end and another in the middle which will engage the push springs. The entire process should take about an hour and a half (rough estimate based on having a clean work shop, the proper tools and some mechanical abilities). Do NOT attempt to fabricate your own cable! It could lead to someone being seriously injured. If you need the main cable email me the year, make, model and overall length of the camper and I can get you a price. [email protected]

all the wires run off the solenoids under the hood. one for the coach. one for the chassis. also chech all fuses under hood for the coach side. make sure have good contact.

No , just one converter but you"ll probably find a junction box under bed up front or close to, that is a probable spot for bad connections.

Sounds like the control board is going or has gone bad.