I think my television went kaput

[Vaquero]

No broadcast channels anymore.
DVD works fine.
Antenna connections are snug.
Anyone had a tuner quit on them?

Had a spell of pixelating, then blue screen.
Ran channel search multiple times.
The 5 channels I was receiving are not found now.

[klpoppe]

Antenna booster on???

[gypsmjim]

We had the same problem. Everything worked in the Spring, then when the weather got warm and we started the Summer camping season I had no TV channels.

I really wasn't too concerned because we are camping, right? If it rained in the evening and we needed some amusement we put on a DVD.

Then came the Fall season.....the TV reception is back working again.

I have to believe that the TV channels either change the signal direction or output based on the time of year. I guess we'll find out next Summer.

[Vaquero]

Originally Posted by klpoppe

Antenna booster on???

Yep.
Got the green light.

[klpoppe]

Maybe the coax wire from wall to tv went bad? If no luck, test with another tv (if you have one) and see if that works. I know the TV that came with our camper is far from high quality. I've considered replacing ours with a name brand TV.

[BuddyRay]

If you are on antenna, make sure the connections on the roof are good too.

I also had the inwall amplifier (the wall plate with the light on it) die on one RV. Lots cheaper to replace than the TV.


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[RedHorse1]

You could take the TV to a home connection to rule out a prob in the TT. Our home flat screen died (no pic). I discovered (thanks YouTube) that they have 3 or 4 boards that are fairly easy to replace. Found the board I needed on eBay and for less than $100 we were back in business. For a smaller TV (35" or so) you might be better off replacing it. But, my discovery was that these things are pretty simple when it comes to board replacement.