No connector on cable coming from wall - RCA D52W23 52" HDTV CRT TV

This is quite simple. Your wall box is a male connector. The TV input is a female one. Make a cable with resp; female and a male connector. Unless the wall box has a 'screw on' connector. (FC10 f.i.) Then you need this special item and/or crimp tools in order to fit this FC type connector to the coax cable. Not simple.

it's either computer connector problem, or charger connector cable problem, or broken cable, or broken charger, or loosen connection between wall cable and charger, or charger to wall cable, or battery problem.....
if it runs, but not charging, I assume it can be battery issue...

Is the connector coming out of the wall too big or too small for the connector on the TV? If too big you should be able to still plug it in it will just be loose, and you can check that your signal is working etc.

This is very strange as coaxial cables have a very standard size, and do not vary. Unless it is a mini coax cable which is very tiny and right off the bat you can tell it wont fit. If that is the case then you need to get a converter.

Otherwise you may be able to use something like this http://www.amazon.com/10pcs-Frequency-Barrel-Connectors-Couplers/dp/B0037JB75S/ref=sr_1_cc_1?s=aps&ie=UTF8&qid=1381528325&sr=1-1-catcorr&keywords=coaxial+barrel
and tape the one end and use a regular cable to your TV. I would first purchase another cable and ensure that it will fit on the TV to ensure the connector on the TV is indeed the right size.

Check the cable connectors and the connectors on the wall and TV to make sure the cat didn't break any of them. (It seems odd that a cat would be able to pull a coax connector loose - maybe antenna cables in the UK aren't threaded as they are in the U. S. A.).

yes , its a small converter box about 3''x5'', cost about $20, your local hardware store should have it.

I'm asumig this has side post connection on your battery?? if so wiggle the batter cables at the battery really hard, they are known for coming apart inside the connector,when you wiggle the cable it will either give you power back, or the cable will come out of the connector.if either happens, replace the connector to a top post if possible, or replace the entire cable.

Things you will Need!!!!!

cable box
scart lead
power lead
cable connection coming into your property.
Tv
and last but not least a couple of minute of your time.


the first thing I would do is connect your cable lead F connector (screw on connector) this should be located next to an external wall. they normally put a horrible box on the wall inside your house.

Once this is connected, connect the scart to the box. this is labelled so you carnt really go wrong. then connect the other end of the scart to the scart port at the back of your telly.

last thing you need to do is connect the power cable to the cable box. Then turn it all on.

when you power the cable box up you might have to wait a minute or two just to let it settle then press the power button on the remote this should automatically turn the correct extension on the tv for you.

Hope this Helps you out

Little Dish Fitter

tke the coax cable coming out of your cable box and connect into the coax connector on
your tv.put the tv on channel 3 and change channels with the cable box.if you do not have a cable box run thcable from the wall into your
tv and auto-program the tv.

Did it work before? Is this a new install? Try replacing the cable with a known to be good one. You may have used a "crossover" cable by accident, in which case it won't work at all. You need a "patch" cable. Sometimes the wires connected inside the wall jack can get loose. Pull the wall jack and inspect the wire connections. Use a small screwdriver to push the wires into the slots if any look loose.
It's possible that the network adapter (NIC) drivers are corrupt. Check "device manager" to re-install the driver. Also, the router may be misconfigured.
Sometimes this problem can be solved by shutting down the computer, then pulling the power cable on the router and let it sit unpowered for a minute or so. Then re- power up the router. Once the lights are green, boot the computer and it should come up.

If I understand you right the metal connector is on the wall connector and the wire is off of it if this is the case take some pliers and take the connector off the wall then take the connector and put it back on the wire just slip it in and squeeze the bottom of the metal connector so it tight on the wire this should help..