After AIR setting and AUTO SCAN, I cannot even receive local channels 4-5 miles away. What is the problem? See below for details.
Olevia 27 LCD TV Model LT27HVX
I have made the setting to AIR reception and hit enter. That part works. I went to AUTO SCAN and started it. It appeared to walk right through all 69 channels. I left it on for 10 minutes and then came to check on what channels were received. I have an outdoor roof antenna. None of the 8 or 9 local channels will appear, nor will any channels appear, just a blue screen. When I used the channel buttons on the remote new batteries, it was frozen on one particular channel with no picture, just a blue screen with the channel no. up in the top left-hand corner. None of the channels are skipped or locked per what the TV owner's manual states. I went back to be sure I was still set for AIR reception. What is the problem? I have previously auto scanned other TVs to receive channels and never had problems, just on this set.
Can you advice me what is creating the problem?
Bar code no. and serial no. can be provided if they are needed.
Thank you.
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Yes. Depending on your location depends on how well it will work. If you are in the US you can go to antennaweb.org and get a fairly accurate idea if an indore antenna will work and what you can expect to receive. After you connect your antenna you need to do a channel search.
Check its input connection for any loose contact. Make sure that the external antena has been connected to the proper input socket to the TV. If all are found OK, the tuner to your set is faulty. Contact any service technician.
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You can still have a problem after you have set the TV to scan for local digital channels (see instructions). You may still need a suitable aerial, good coax cable from there to the TV (you have to use quad shield RG6 cable), and maybe even a digital TV signal amplifier.
hello are you using a digital antenna, cable or satelite reception? you need to run your "set up" and scan for channels either automatically scan or manual scan, recomend a auto scan for all channels both digital and anolog, these tv will scan and save or store the channels but you need to run a channel scan first,
(even if your using a cable box or sat box)
back when we had the older anolog sets you could just plug it in and watch but with these new digital circuts need to scan and store the channels in before you can watch the broadcasts,, try that let me know what happens. hope this helps
cable or Ant.. ? after the scan if there is no channels found (0 digital, 0 analog) then try with cable or Ant to see if any of them work.. if they still don't pick up any channels and the whole yellow progress line goes across.. then it sounds like the tuner on the tv is bad.. and the tuner is part of the main-board so the whole main-board will have to be exchange or repair.. contact Amergence technology they are a 3rd party repair center that service Olevia TV's and they will be able to give you an idea on the repair cost..
<<< Amergence Technology number is 866-965-3842 >>
Check the r/c[remote control] for ' fresh ' batterys.
Do you have " air wave " reception? or cable connection?
air wave reception will scan but cable reception can't scan because the channel is 'fixed' at ch.3 or ch.4.
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