Bunk Televisions

[mlwilliams808]

The bunk Televisions will not auto tune to the cable signals, I thought maybe it might be a problem with the multi channel but the service writer said it is most likely a splitter problem and that it would require taking walls down and about 3-4 hours shop time at $450 to $350. Has any one had experience tracing this down?

[mlwilliams808]

2017 Legacy 340 Sr 38C

[SPCF]

Originally Posted by mlwilliams808

The bunk Televisions will not auto tune to the cable signals, I thought maybe it might be a problem with the multi channel but the service writer said it is most likely a splitter problem and that it would require taking walls down and about 3-4 hours shop time at $450 to $350. Has any one had experience tracing this down?

Lift the board of the bottom bunk, look on the right side, you should see the cables coming from the 2 TVs, follow them you may find the splitter in there bunched with the other cables and power wires.
good luck.

[mlwilliams808]

Originally Posted by SPCF

Lift the board of the bottom bunk, look on the right side, you should see the cables coming from the 2 TVs, follow them you may find the splitter in there bunched with the other cables and power wires.
good luck.

Thanks, I'll check this out when I get it back from the shop (other issues ).

[formerFR]

my Palazzo bunkhouse is the same, the splitter is behind the lower drawers, under the bunks - I can remove my drawers to see it, or remove the whole bunk mattress and plywood base piece, either way...

but, I also have a splitter under the kitchen cabinets, which was my culprit, as the movement of the slide had created a 'pinched' area where it was not really enough room for all of these coax cables to remain 'still' and keep a good connection.


No walls need to be 'moved'....whatever that even means.

[mlwilliams808]

Originally Posted by formerFR

my Palazzo bunkhouse is the same, the splitter is behind the lower drawers, under the bunks - I can remove my drawers to see it, or remove the whole bunk mattress and plywood base piece, either way...

but, I also have a splitter under the kitchen cabinets, which was my culprit, as the movement of the slide had created a 'pinched' area where it was not really enough room for all of these coax cables to remain 'still' and keep a good connection.


No walls need to be 'moved'....whatever that even means.

Service writer told me the splitters were behind the walls.

[red0801]

If your bedroom TV tunes & your bunks don't, it is most likely the splitter located under the bottom bunk. You'll probably find a frayed wire touching on the inside of the connector on the input coax.