LNB Drift Detected

[ralfyguy]

DP Duals have that problem too.

 

[Tyralak]

DP Duals have that problem too.

Any LNB can have that problem. Even C-Band LNBs can have it. It is related to cheap manufacturing and a certain sub-standard oscillator being used.

 

[jedoud]

What Switch are you using?

 

[dougb]

Thanks

Yep. It means the LNBF is malfunctioning. It's a known problem. Call Dish and schedule a trouble call. Let them know that your LNBF is experiencing L/O drift.

Thanks Tyralak for the response. Dish is going to take care of it - appreciate your time!

Doug

 

[ronfelder]

Mine has drift at o +14. Looks like a "lower case O" rather than a zero. Anyway under sys info it tells you to look t details and that's what I get. The 222 hooked up to that lnb works fine. Not sure how long it's been that way for it's on a tv that isn't used often. Should I be concerned?

Ron