Hi I ahve a Coship CDVB2500E and it was receiving fine last night but now it comes up no signal.Have checked all connections ans have switched it off and back on both at the wall and the box still nothingLight is flashing red green red green all the time??

My guess would be that your PS3 has somehow switched the output settings. You can reset the settings by pressing and holding down the power button till it starts blinking. Try connecting it with your RCA cables to a TV and if that works try going into your settings and setting the PS3 back to HDMI.

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At the password stage try this:
enter 000000 (press zero six times) this worked for me.

Hi,

Please unplug the monitor cable from the back panle of the cpu and replug it back again ensuring a tight connection.

this should take care of the problem.

Hi I had the same problem P603, er07 and er09, solved it by buying a 12v adaptor, you dont have to use sagem, in fact they are not very helpful, they will only take credit cards and it will cost you £15.00, any 12v adaptor will do. Mine is working perfectly now

could be a couple things. First I would check the cable(s) from the dish to the box. Check whether the connections are corroded, but also check the insulation. squirrels, rats mice and birds love to eat the stuff. You have a signal leak somewhere. If everything looks good there, you might check the positioning of the dish itself. maybe it moved during a storm.

searching for satellite signal means its not getting a connection between the satellite and the receiver itself. you can check on the back of the receiver where the satellite cables comes in, unplug the satellite cable make sure there is a copper pin sticking striaght up there to make sure its getting a good connection. also if you know where your splitter is, it has a few lines coming in and a few coming out, its somewhere between the dish and the receivers. usually in an attic or basement, or it could be at the dish itself. make sure those lines are tight, no cracks or breaks in the lines. also if your dish is easily accessible check the connections at the dish to make sure none of them have come undone or loose.

is there no auto tune option in your set?

A blue screen means the TV is not receiving a video signal. Check all connections, then try another player, cable, etc. Also, check DVD and TV AV settings.