Well I finally got a time to mess with the dish and using the board on the face of the dish I was found the original settings was almost correct and still couldn't get a lock so I put a different lnb on and after messing with for a while and still couldn't get anything I was going to quit when I bumped into the dish and got a lock. After playing with the lnb I noticed it doesn't sit correct in the scalar I have on there and I had to turn the screw more to 1 o'clock position to peak the signal. I'm going to put the corotor back on and see if I can get that working later or it might just be bad
Measure the distance between at least 3 spots from the edge of the dish rim, to the edge around the scalar, and make sure they are
the same distance exactly. Then, put the dish at top dead center ("True South" peak of arc) and set the lnbf to .38 or whatever your dishes F/D ratio is (that's about 1/2 inch~ of the feedhorn sticking out of the bottom of the scalar rings if the F/D markings are covered by black tape). Then turn that CK1S until the line on the top of the orange ku lnb is pointing at the top of the dish which should align with the polar axis, that puts the coax fitting around 3pm or so, about there double-check I'm going from memory. You can confirm that with a torpedo level, by holding it laying down so you see the bubble on the top on that line, and making sure the bubble is centered. Then measure from 1/4 inch inside the feedhorn to the center surface of the dish. That should be whatever your dishes Focal Length is, such as 48" or whatever.
Start with that, and we can go from there.
Take your time, there's no hurry.
PS: don't use 101W SES1 right now to try to peak things, as there's something going on with some transponders on that sat where the signal levels are pulsing for a lot of people.