The no signal message on the TV while watching your favourite programme can lead to frustration. It generally happens if the TV aerial stops working. A waterlogged cable or 4G interference can also prevent the signal from functioning correctly. An easy way you can make it work again is by getting in touch with an aerial installation company. Their experts have years of experience installing aerials in Horsham and know the various factors that can interrupt its signal.
TV Aerial Isn’t Working? Few Things You Can Do
- Check Whether The Cable is Connected
Aerials falling out are one of the most common reasons which can prevent the TV from working. It can easily happen, even when the cat or dog has pulled out the cord in a bit of an adventure. Before hiring a technician to resolve the issue, check whether the TV aerial cable is connected to the TV. It can also happen when the aerial cable is plugged in, but it has become loose.
- Wrong Source or Input
You might see a no-signal message on the TV if you press the wrong button. It does not indicate any signal on the TV, but it is on the incorrect input or source. For example, there will be no signal if a DVD player is connected to the TV, but you have selected HDMI1 when playing it. Every TV has a different make and model, so hiring a technician with experience installing aerials is advisable instead of doing this yourself.
- The Power Supply is Switched Off
Most TVs have a power supply unit and an amplifier. If your TV shows a no signal message, check whether these two are plugged in correctly and switched on. These are generally switched off if you have installed them in different rooms. The aerial outputs and aerial input should be the correct way around. Don’t forget to retune the TV after you have switched on the TV.
If your TV is showing the no signal message even after trying everything stated above, get in touch with the professionals at Aerial Man. With more than 30 years of experience in the industry, you can entirely rely on them for hassle-free aerial installation.