Rotor not turning antenna

its not computer
but fixya has not a gateway TV forum listing.
so here you are. and good.
what is plugged into that antenna jack on the rear of TV.
cable box
or HDTV antenna
we can not guess this.
if cable box, your cable TV service is messed up call them on the horn.
if antenna real that TV station is off line (power lost there?)
or antenna rotor dead or pointed wrong (I have this at home)
my guess is you TV cable service is messed up
or they have "problems today)call them and ask

Has this installation previously worked or is this a new installation?
Sounds like it may be in the rotator itself.

Not sure if your TV is digital or analog, but I think an analog TV does not have the ability to perform auto scan, so you may be able to manually input the channels. As a kid, my dad installed a rotary antenna, and as it rotated and TV pictures displayed on the screen, dad noted the specific spot on the rotary unit; and every time we turned the set on, we just pointed the arrow on the dial on the unit to where dad noted what the channel number was on the unit, and the antenna turned toward that direction, and the pictured appeared on the screen.

INSTALLATION

Channel Master by PCT indoor antennas are designed to provide optimum reception of

UHF / VHF and FM signals. These antennas have 75 ohm outputs, which allow simple,

hassle-free connections to today's newer TV sets that have 75 ohm F type connector

inputs.

Simply attach one end of the supplied 6' cable with F connectors to the output of the

antenna (Fig.1). Attach the other end of the cable to the input of the TV set or VCR

(Fig. 2). Some adjustment of the antenna might be necessary for optimum viewing.

Model CM-4030 includes a built-in amplifier and separate power supply.

1. Follow the same steps as above for antenna to TV / VCR hookup. Note : Model

CM-4030 also allows for two set / VCR hookups with its unique dual output feature.

2. Insert the power injector into the back of the antenna (Fig. 3). Plug in the power
transformer to the closest electrical outlet (Fig. 4).

Google 4030 Channel Master Instruction Sheet for the PDF File with the diagram.

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Fig 1 VCR

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Perhaps your tuner is bad. Have you tried reprogramming after you bought new antenna?

Can you glue it back together?...its going to be almost impossible to find a replacement

You can only rotate your antenna to get the maximum number of stations and have one list of stations.

When installing a new antenna, a TV will often need retuning in order to operate with the new antenna.
Using your remote, access the TV's menu (settings as oppose to TV guide) and you should be able to access a tuning menu, this may be located in Picture, or have its own section.
Select the setting for automatic tuning and you should find that the TV uses the new antenna to find its channels.

Dear Shoostar, 6:55 EST (USA)

It may be that those stations are only broadcasting in analog for now and since your using a digital converter the signal can't be read.
Did you try using the old antenna to get those stations?

If this is the problem you could use both antennas with a switch when you want to change channels for now until they all go digital.

I once used two antennas and a 4-pole switch to get Philly & New York from Jersey instantly back in the day.
I didn't like waiting for the antenna rotor to turn into place!

Hope this is helpful.
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UNFORTUNATELY THE ONLY WAY YOU WILL GET BOTH IS WITH A SECOND ANTENNA. IF THE SET DOES NOT SEE THE SIGNAL IT DOES NOT LOCK IT INTO MEMORY.