To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Winegard antenna does not move?
If your Winegard antenna does not attempt to find a satellite or never moves, verify the power source is providing +12VDC to the antenna. Also, make sure that the quick disconnect power connector is fully seated and locked into the quick disconnect socket.
What to do if my Winegard RoadTrip Mission Antenna continuously searches for a satellite?
If your Winegard antenna continuously searches without acquiring a satellite, check the following: * Ensure the main coax cable from the antenna is connected to the “Satellite In” port on the back of the receiver. * Verify all coax cables are properly terminated and that there are no loose connections. * Confirm that the southern sky is clear of obstructions like trees, buildings, or overpasses. * Remove any snow or excessive dew from the dome. If heavy rain or snowfall is blocking the signal, wait until the weather clears.
What to do if my Winegard receiver appears to be locked up?
If your receiver appears to be locked up and is not responding, try the following: * For DIRECTV users: Press the red reset button inside the small door on the receiver, or unplug the receiver from the AC outlet for 20 seconds and plug it back in. * For DISH users: Press and hold the power button on the receiver for 15 seconds, then release, or unplug the receiver from the AC outlet for 20 seconds and plug it back in.
Why is my Winegard RoadTrip Mission not finding the primary satellite with DIRECTV?
If your Winegard antenna finds the alternate satellite but not the primary satellite with DIRECTV, ensure that the switches on the electronics control box are set for DIRECTV.
What to do if my Winegard RoadTrip Mission Antenna locks onto a signal but the receiver shows no picture?
If your Winegard antenna locks onto a signal, but your receiver does not show a picture or signal reading, take these steps: * Verify the switch settings are correct for your provider. * DIRECTV users: Ensure the antenna type is set to either 3 LNB “18X20” or 2 LNB oval. * DISH/Bell users: Verify the “Check Switch” installed in the receiver; DISH users should verify this to be SW64, and Bell users should verify this to be SW42.
Why am I not getting all the DISH channels I subscribed to on my Winegard antenna?
If you are not getting all of the DISH channels that you subscribed to, go to the Check Switch Menu on the receiver and ensure it is set for SW64. Both even and odd transponders on satellite 110°, 119°, and 129° should be listed. Note that local programming may not be available outside of your local coverage area.
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