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To get channels, try performing a new channel scan on your TV. Also, try moving the Winegard Antenna to a different location, as something might be obstructing the signal.
What to do if picture freezes on Winegard TV Antenna?
If the picture or sound freezes, or you see boxes in the picture while watching a channel on your Winegard TV Antenna, this is often due to a weak or intermittent signal. Try moving the antenna to a better location or aiming it directly at the broadcast tower for that channel.
How to get channels on Winegard TV Antenna?
If you are not getting any channels on your Winegard TV Antenna, try running a new channel scan on your TV. Also, try placing the antenna in a different location, as something may be obstructing the signal.
Why is one channel missing on my Winegard TV Antenna?
If one channel is missing on your Winegard TV Antenna, try turning the antenna 10 or 20 degrees in either direction to optimize the signal or avoid reflection. You can also try moving the antenna to a new location. Finally, try running a new channel scan on the TV.
What to do if the picture or sound freezes while watching a channel on my Winegard Antenna?
If the picture or sound freezes, or you see boxes in the picture, it's often due to a weak or intermittent signal. Try relocating the Winegard Antenna to a better spot or aiming it directly at the broadcast tower for that channel.
Why is one channel missing on my Winegard Antenna?
If a channel is missing, try adjusting the Winegard Antenna 10 or 20 degrees to optimize the signal or avoid reflection, or relocate the antenna. Run a new channel scan on your TV.
Orient the antenna with the Winegard logo facing forward and align the forward elements.
Install UHF elements by inserting threaded posts into the forward element holes.
Thread the 10-32 hex flange nuts onto the threaded posts without tightening.
Remove and dispose of the rubber boot on the matching transformer.
Thread coaxial cable through the antenna, connect to the transformer, and insert.
Slide transformer forks between elements and tighten nuts to secure connection.
Carefully place the HD label over the front of the UHF element.
Verify you are within 35 miles of desired stations using dtv.gov/maps.
Aim the antenna towards broadcast towers for optimal signal reception.
Run a channel scan and reposition the antenna if results are unsatisfactory.
Mount the antenna on a wall using the integrated holes and a nail.
Mount the antenna to a pipe or mast using the included bracket and U-bolt.
Utilize existing coax connections and test cables for signal integrity issues.
Higher mounting and a clear line of sight to broadcast towers improve signal.
Discusses attic mounting (out of sight) versus outdoor mounting (best signal).
Paint antenna body but not metal prongs or transformer forks; use primer.
Rescan channels, relocate antenna, and check for signal obstructions.
Adjust antenna angle or move to a new location to optimize signal reception.
Address weak or intermittent signals by moving antenna or aiming at the tower.
Contact Winegard Technical Support for pre-authorization before sending products.
Warranty void if product is misused, improperly installed, or tampered with.
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