No Channel Recieve

Is it supported by the TV? Are you licensed to receive the Digital channels, i.e., is it a payable channel?

Hi,

I'll be glad to assist you in locating the digital channels in the TV.
Make sure that the Cable or Antenna Input is connected to the TV. The Cable and Antenna input can be connected to the VHF/UHF Input on the TV. The TV can search for the channels only if the VHF/UHF/CABLE input is connected to the TV. If you're connecting the Cable box or the Satellite Receiver to the Video or HDMI inputs on the TV, then it is not require to auto program the TV. Here, the auto program may be required in the cable box.
To Auto Program the TV, select the Manual Channel Search option from the Menu option and then select the CABLE, AIR or Digital Add-On option depends on the connection. The Digital Add-On option adds any new digital channels that are found to the Channel Scan Database.
This should resolve the issue. Please feel free to get back to us for further assistance.
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chances are that your reciever is outputting conventional NTSC .. not high def ... so you would scan for standard channels not hdtv .. if chanel selection is done by the satelite reciever then the scan will only find one channel 3 or 4 usually (or better yet you can use Svideo or component oututs if it has them .... if the receiver is a block converter that uses the tv to tune channels then you should get more channels detected ..

First make sure the TV is in TV mode (press mode on the set, or TV/AV on the remote).
Once in TV mode, press MENU and use the navigation buttons (arrows and ENTER) to choose the set to factory default mode.
Also make sure you have a working signal by trying another TV on the antenna or cable coaxial wire.
If these steps do not work, call the Haier hotline listed in the manual: 1-877-337-3639

check the antenna cable it can be shorted, plug the cable in the correct input; and try again

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remove all TV channel and; try to execute a new transponder search;

Hi, You will need a second Sat decoder or a A/V wireless sender but with this second option you will have to listen to the same channel on both tv.
Best is to get an other decoder.

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hi there alot of the updates for the system should automaticly download via ariel to the tv to keep you up to date some times if the strenght of the signal isnt srong enough then you might not get the update they send out , one thing i have found is that if you use an ariel booster then this makes the signal stronger this helps particularly if you have more than one tv set up with the same ariel, you could try unpluging all ariels to other tvs making sure the ariel lead you are using has no conections in it as this also gives you loss of signal if there are multiple conections in the lead runing from the ariel to your tv set hope this helps some

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Hi-I used to be a DirecTV installer. Depending on the type of reciever you have, there are yellow/red/white or red/green/blue outputs on the back. You will need to run the dvd/vcr through these and then change the tv to video 1/ video2, or AVI, CV1, CV2, Front (or whatever acronymn your tv has) when you want to switch between the componet and the reciever.... you should only need to change the tv channel to be able to use the dvd player. I've found that vcr's usually need to be on channel 3 and if DirecTV is using ch 3, you may have to slide the button on the back of the reciever to ch 4 instead.

It probably has to do with a setting in your menu. Usually it is the antenna category. Change it to Cable or CATV.