After moving my Uniden UST-4400 Super receiver I inadvertently (stupidly) connected the C-band LNB to ther18V output on the back of the unit. Now I can't seem to get any signals. Did I kill the LNB? We have had a lot of snow lately, it's finally melted off of my BUD. But still nothing. I normally only use the system to watch PBS on Saturday afternoons on G4 16 which is a very weak signal to begin with. What should I do to improve things? The setup was on the house when I bought it and only has C band.
Did I zap it?
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its possible but most lnb's are designed to take 15 - 24v
reset ( turn your uniden off and unplug it and then connect the lnb and power it up and see if you have signal).
reset ( turn your uniden off and unplug it and then connect the lnb and power it up and see if you have signal).
It's possible that you "killed" it, I've made that mistake also, but got lucky and didn't hurt anything...
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