Confused.

[Annemarie Fleming]

My Manhattan freesat box seems to work fine with the satellite dish in normal mode. BUT....when I attempted to delete a radio channel it froze, then when I turned the box off and on again (hoping to clear it) the signal has disappeared completely. I tried to go to freesat set-up menu, but all I get is the No Signal message on ALL channels. I have checked all the wiring connections, and all looks fine, but the signal check is still coming up as having failed.

 

[Mickha]

Can you try another receiver, it is possible that your LNB has failed?
If the LNB is working correctly try doing a factory reset, on your receiver.

 

[John Pykett]

well check the capacitors on it because i had a problem with my old freesat box where there was a delay when powering on and the epg was slow to load all the data

 

[rolfw]

Certainly bears a similarity to typical power supply problems, LNBs rarely fail and certainly if they do, it's not normally quickly.

 

[Channel Hopper]

I thought the Manhattan box was rather new. Has it been kept in a cupboard under the tv ?
Cheap electrical things don't like confined spaces.

 

[PaulR]

Cheap electrical things don't like confined spaces.

Not just cheap devices. No electrical device with capacitors enjoys being cooked in an enclosed environment.