Have had a 722K for a couple of years. Has been flawless up until recently. One of the LNB's took on water. Cleared the water out - sealed it up and all was good for about 7 months
Shortly there after (few months) lost signal again. No water was apparent in the LNB - removed the Diplexer and used a barrel and got signal back. So I replaced the Diplexer
A month or so later same issue - Figured the Diplexer failed again - Replaced it - issue continued. Decided the LNB was going out so I replaced it with a new one - same issue
The issue - in the morning the 722 says no signal - If I power cycle the receiver it comes back up as no signal - if I leave it alone it will come back up around 10am - If I disconnect the LNB lead from the diplexer it will come back immediately
I probably need to do a little aiming tweak as I am only seeing about a signal strength of 70 (used to be much higher)
I am using a 1000.4 Western Arc Dish/LNB looking at 110/119/129?
RG6 cables with rubber o-rings on the f-connectors
Other than re-aiming the dish not sure where else to look
Shortly there after (few months) lost signal again. No water was apparent in the LNB - removed the Diplexer and used a barrel and got signal back. So I replaced the Diplexer
A month or so later same issue - Figured the Diplexer failed again - Replaced it - issue continued. Decided the LNB was going out so I replaced it with a new one - same issue
The issue - in the morning the 722 says no signal - If I power cycle the receiver it comes back up as no signal - if I leave it alone it will come back up around 10am - If I disconnect the LNB lead from the diplexer it will come back immediately
I probably need to do a little aiming tweak as I am only seeing about a signal strength of 70 (used to be much higher)
I am using a 1000.4 Western Arc Dish/LNB looking at 110/119/129?
RG6 cables with rubber o-rings on the f-connectors
Other than re-aiming the dish not sure where else to look