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Help with setting up new TV
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As spud says then. Try out a socket you know works. Then its upto you how to proceed with the dud socket:idea:0
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Do you have any TV aerials at all? If so, where? In the loft, or on the roof?
If in the loft, go look at the aerial and inspect where the lead goes from it. See if there's a splitter leading to two leads. Look where the leads go, and if one leads toward the bedroom.
Try another TV connected to the bedroom aerial socket. If that doesn't pick up anything, and it works elsewhere, that suggests the socket isn't connected to anything.0 -
Thank-you I'll try it later. Didn't think there would be this much bother to get a TV up and running.0
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Thank-you outside aeriel I don't think the socket is connected at all. Will phone aeriel guy to-morrow0
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