Hi,
Your TV has a dual tuner - one for analogue and one for digital although they are contained on the same tuner board. It's possible that the digital tuner has failed, in which case the tuner board will most likely need to be replaced, but often this problem can be resolved with a "hard" reset. Turn the TV off and unplug it. Remove all the cables from the back, leave it for at least 5 minutes and then re-connect only the cable from the tuner source. i.e aerial/antenna. Make sure you are in Digital TV mode (DTV), then run the channel scan again.
If it works turn the TV off, re-connect all of your other devices and you should be able to resume using the TV as normal.
If this doesn't work, you may need to have the digital tuner replaced. The analogue and digital channel feeds are from the same source. As the analogue channels are working there is no obvious fault with the feed or cables.
Please try this first and then post back for further assistance if needed.
Regards,
BElectric
I'm sorry you didn't like the answer - even though it was 101% accurate. You will notice you got the EXACT same answer from two separate experts. I also requested that you post back if you needed further assistance, but I'm sure you'll figure it out on your own. Sheesh . . . you give expert advice for free and all you get is ungratefulness.
i know how ya feel belectric its like they dont realise we get 85 dollars an hr in real world i just do this at night a little boy i cop it too mate keep going there are greatfull people on here
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There is a fault within your digital tuner ! shutting the tv down with all cables and power disconnected may fix it but if not the tuner will need replacing. a cheaper option i would go for is to by a seperate set top box reciever .
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go rca in with converter box rca inputs bypass tuner
Totally irrelevant on a UK system TODDAS.
sorry didnt know you were in uk
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