Hey guys, a few weeks ago an installer setup my DISH 500 and everything was crisp clear. The signal was over 70 and I never once got error '015'. Then, my son messed it up...I don't know what he did, but he just tells me he unplugged the cables in the back of the house. I hooked them back up and I got a picture, but it wasn't as crisp as it was before. It still looked pretty good, but there was a few diagonal lines noticeable at times, and the picture looked a bit sketchy at times. I checked the point dish screen and the signal was significantly worse...down to the 50's-60's. I ignored the problem as I didn't lose picture, and it really didn't bother me.
Today, there's been heavy winds and I haven't had a picture since morning. All I get is that stupid 015 (Acquiring satellite signal) error message. I know I get signal loss from bad weather, but wind? I didn't read anything of wind in the manual.
And that's not all, my son 'tried' to fix what he shouldn't tinker with and now in the error screen it says:
Satellite: X
Transponder: 8, 11, etc (varies)
Progress: 0 of 5
He (my son) has not fooled around with the LNBF (or whatever they're called) cables connected to the dish, but he just unplugged a white cable hooked up to another cable leading up to the receiver.
I don't know what to do! Help, I don't want to call one of those damn installers!
Today, there's been heavy winds and I haven't had a picture since morning. All I get is that stupid 015 (Acquiring satellite signal) error message. I know I get signal loss from bad weather, but wind? I didn't read anything of wind in the manual.
And that's not all, my son 'tried' to fix what he shouldn't tinker with and now in the error screen it says:
Satellite: X
Transponder: 8, 11, etc (varies)
Progress: 0 of 5
He (my son) has not fooled around with the LNBF (or whatever they're called) cables connected to the dish, but he just unplugged a white cable hooked up to another cable leading up to the receiver.
I don't know what to do! Help, I don't want to call one of those damn installers!