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Old 2-Feb-2015, 6:05 PM   #2
GroundUrMast
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Try moving the problem TV to a location that is served by the shortest cable run. The tuner may be less sensitive than the other TVs or the cable run that serves the problem TV may have a fault of some sort (bad connector(s), crushing, kinking, puncture, moisture intrusion, etc.).

Perform a full rescan of the problem tuner... Disconnect the antenna, then run a full channel scan. Unplug the TV and leave it for 30 min or more. The reconnect the power and antenna, run another full channel scan.
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