I switched from Comcast to Dish about a week and a half ago - I was tired of the terrible Comcast DVR, and Dish was less expensive than Comcast+Tivo or DirecTV, and Dish offered local stations in HD where DirecTV does not.
The first week and a half of service was great, but for the past two days when I try to watch a local station in HD I get "Attention 015" followed by "Sorry for the interruption. There is no need to call us. We are working to have this channel back as soon as possible. You may still watch non-local programming by pressing the GUIDE button on your remote control and selecting another channel." Every other station, including the SD local channels work, but the HD locals do not.
After a day of this message I used the online chat and they had me run through some tests and eventually decided a technician would need to come out to determine what the problem is.
Is there something I should be checking or trying? It was working perfectly just the other day, and there hasn't been any adverse weather, changes to the satellite, or anything else on my end that would affect it. I figured when I did the online chat they'd just say it was a known issue they were working on - but since they're sending a technician do they think it's something on my end?
I don't know all the details of the information people need to offer suggestions, but I'm in Eugene, Oregon and usually get KEZI, KLSR, KMTR, and KVAL.
The first week and a half of service was great, but for the past two days when I try to watch a local station in HD I get "Attention 015" followed by "Sorry for the interruption. There is no need to call us. We are working to have this channel back as soon as possible. You may still watch non-local programming by pressing the GUIDE button on your remote control and selecting another channel." Every other station, including the SD local channels work, but the HD locals do not.
After a day of this message I used the online chat and they had me run through some tests and eventually decided a technician would need to come out to determine what the problem is.
Is there something I should be checking or trying? It was working perfectly just the other day, and there hasn't been any adverse weather, changes to the satellite, or anything else on my end that would affect it. I figured when I did the online chat they'd just say it was a known issue they were working on - but since they're sending a technician do they think it's something on my end?
I don't know all the details of the information people need to offer suggestions, but I'm in Eugene, Oregon and usually get KEZI, KLSR, KMTR, and KVAL.