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See the section on "Avoiding Remote Conflicts" at - http://www.dishnetwork.com/downloads/pdf/technology/remote/6_2_RemoteManual.pdf

The antenna I am referring to is the antenna for the remote control. It is not much more than a six inch long piece of springy wire connected directly to the back of the receiver. It can be turned with fingertip pressure. Move it so it is pointing up rather than down. Reposition any wires...

I have an old Drake 1524 IRD with UHF remote and have found that the orientation of the UHF remote antenna can make a huge difference in performance. Control range is terrible if it not sticking up from behind the receiver or its free space is being invaded by patch cords and cables. ...so...