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General| Brand | Dish Network |
|---|---|
| Model | 4K Joey |
| Category | Receiver |
| Language | English |
Apply the blue label to the Home Video Network port cable and black/orange labels to A/V cables.
Disconnect cables from the old receiver and unplug the power cord.
Connect Home Video Network, HDMI/RCA, and power cables to the 4K Joey.
Ensure TV is powered on and plug the 4K Joey power cord into a wall outlet.
Check that the System Setup screen appears on your TV.
Allow the system to download software (approx. 20 min) and reboot automatically.
Press SAT button to pair remote, then highlight 'Next' and press SELECT.
Set receiver location, configure display resolution (4K), and initiate remote pairing.
Wait for the system to test internet connectivity and then proceed to the next step.
Select your Hopper, wait for linking, and proceed when status is 'Linked' and 'Strong'.
Call DISH to activate the 4K Joey and wait for the system authorization process.
Pack original receiver, apply return label, and return it via UPS.
Explains symbols for electrical hazards, important notices, and equipment class.
Adhere to all safety guidelines regarding usage, cleaning, installation, and power.
Details proper care, California Prop 65 warning, and general safety points.
Details what the warranty covers, what it excludes, and how to get assistance.
Covers warranty legal limitations, advance/post receipt exchange programs, and accessory warranty.
Provides customer service contact details and defines the scope of the agreement.
Explains how to accept the agreement and outlines service definitions and restrictions.
Details programming restrictions, ordering PPV, and accessing the internet via receiver.
Covers private viewing, changes to services/features, and promotional offers.
Outlines payment policies, billing procedures, and the eAutoPay program.
Details payment term alterations, service restart, billing errors, and early termination fees.
Covers service cancellation policies, disconnection reasons, and equipment requirements.
Details smart cards, DVR functionality, receiver alterations, and proprietary components.
Covers software license, reporting stolen equipment, and leased equipment terms.
Instructions for returning leased equipment and reporting defects or damages.
Covers service transfer, liability limitations, piracy, infringement, and dispute resolution.
Details mandatory arbitration, dispute definition, informal resolution, and arbitration procedures.
Outlines class action waiver, right to opt out of arbitration, and miscellaneous provisions.
Covers general notices, address changes, consent for calls, account security, and credit checks.
Details applicable law, cumulative remedies, waiver of rights, and severability.
Covers other policies, agreement changes, third-party billing, and privacy notices.
Details examining personally identifiable information, recourse for privacy violations, and notice changes.
Lists various fees associated with DISH services and equipment.
Get help through documentation, online chat, or by calling customer service.
Notes that software-controlled products may have unexpected behavior or bugs.
Details copyright, trademarks (DISH, HDMI, MoCA), Dolby license, and RF exposure rules.
Covers FCC Part 15/68 compliance, RF exposure, and prohibited modifications.
Details FCC Part 68 connection rules, REN, telephone harm, and alarm equipment compatibility.
Covers receiver access to web services, content limitations, and user acknowledgments.
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