No signal from outside tv coaxial cable

[raptor]

Does anyone have this no signal problem from cable hookup? Antenna works fine. It's picking up a few channels in camp ground but cable is always no signal. Any ideas where to start? I'm thinking it may disconnect some where between outside wall and tv?

Thanks

[bikendan]

Did you turn off the antenna booster button? Can't get cable with it on.
#1 cause of no cable signal.

[raptor]

Yes I turned it off, but still no signal.

[crunchman12001]

Find the splitter by tracing it back from main tv. Make sure wires are connected and tight. You might need to pull the outside connection to check it too.

[raptor]

Thanks for all your help. I will do that as soon as it's back from warranty works.

[Mikegjax]

Originally Posted by raptor

Does anyone have this no signal problem from cable hookup? Antenna works fine. It's picking up a few channels in camp ground but cable is always no signal. Any ideas where to start? I'm thinking it may disconnect some where between outside wall and tv?

Thanks

I assume you set the TV for cable and did a cable channel scan?

[5picker]

Originally Posted by raptor

Thanks for all your help. I will do that as soon as it's back from warranty works.

Why not have them check and troubleshoot while there?

[llscott]

I think I remember seeing a splitter under the sink at the wall where the outside
Cable hookup is. The splitter goes to the outside connection and back to the
Bedroom television....I think

[ben31]

If it still is under warranty, have the shop fix it.

[RSchleder]

Originally Posted by Mikegjax

I assume you set the TV for cable and did a cable channel scan?

X2- no signal when switching from OTA to cable without performing this procedure.

[Magdeep]

Make sure you have the cable hooked to the correct input. My Windjammer has two outside coax connections: one for the cable and a separate one for satellite. And yes, it does make a difference which one you use.

[Stormrider151]

I had the same issue. After much tinkering I got a coax continuity tester and narrowed the problem down to the connector on the outside of the trailer. The problem was sloppy installation of the coax end at the receptical. I reworked the connection and it solved the problem.

[AquaMan]

Another possibility that hasn't been mentioned is, FR installed some TVs that didn't have cable tuner capabilities. Don't remember the make of TV for sure, but could have been Seiki.

[raptor]

I had the same issue. After much tinkering I got a coax continuity tester and narrowed the problem down to the connector on the outside of the trailer. The problem was sloppy installation of the coax end at the receptical. I reworked the connection and it solved the problem.

I think my problem is similar to stormrider151. My MBS has been at dealer for over a week and don't want to add anymore issues to it. Warranties works have to be okay by FR and take a long times to approve, but I will them for some ideas when I pick it up. I'm having about 11 minor fixes like bedroom frame slide busted on one side. To me I don't think they are not to happy to do warranties works any ways.