43UK60 tv. Trying to connect new tv to cable.

Have you tried selecting the right input with your remote?

That part is soldered into the TV circuitry. Chances are that a TV repair professional will need to open it up unless you know someone that knows how to desolate and solder in a new plug. If the circuit board is damaged, then you will have to source a new part.

Try the buttons on the side of the tv. You should be able to get to the setup menu with them. Just select CABLE as the source for the tuner.If that is too much of a problem then you might try connecting the cable box to the tv using RCA type cables then just use the buttons to select the new input number.

Is the Transmission through the cable compatible with the TV? Have you selected the correct input of the TV in which you have connected the cable? Kindly check the operation manual.

see the diagram attached: God bless you

Hi,

I really need to know the model number of your Insignia TV and which connections you are using between the Dish box and the TV to give you the correct answer. If you are connecting both cable and satellite, I believe it should be set-up as follows:

1. Connect cable feed to TV
2. Run auto channel scan on "cable" setting
3. Connect Dish box to TV and then try changing the "input" selection.

With the Dish box switched on to a channel number you know, try pressing the "INPUT" or "SOURCE" button on your Insignia TV remote repeatedly until you find the satellite feed. Once you have done so, you should be able to change satellite channels using the Dish remote.

If you need further assistance, please post back with the model number of your TV and details of the connections you are using on the back of the TV.

Regards,
BElectric

you need to have your basic rca cables (yellow, red and white). The cables you are referring to are composite cables and if you do not have component inputs on your tv they will be useless. You can use rca cables on any tv that has video.

This is posted under the Sony STR-DE685 heading, so I assume that's what you have. (If not, your receiver may have other hookup options available.) It might help if you download the manual if you need a copy from Sony's site here. It details all the rear panel connections.

This receiver doesn't have HDMI connections, so you'll need to make your connections using RCA cables It doesn't pay you to get an HD cable box if you're planning on connecting it through the receiver.

Output to the TV is very simple. Use a component video cable to go from the component monitor output on the receiver to the TV's component input. Then switch the TV to that input, turn off its speakers and listen to the sound through the receiver. Only one cable going to the TV that way.

Inputs will need separate audio and video connections since there are no HDMI connectors. Use the component video connection for your DVD player for the best video quality. The DVD/LD input offers those jacks. You can connect your cable box to the VIDEO 2 input using component video connections (if the box has those outputs) or composite video. Then the video and audio from the box will run through the receiver as well.

If you want to get a new HD cable box, you'll need to run a cable from its HDMI output to an input on the TV, and switch the TV to that input to watch the box. You can still run the audio signal through the receiver though. That will add one more cable to your hookup, and you'll have to remember to switch inputs.

Hope this helps. Thanks for using Fixya!

Turner,
I looked through the Hitachi web site for your owners manual, no luck. If you're trying to use HDMI as the type of connection from your digital TV box to the TV, keep in mind that HDMI is not a network, but a one way point-to-point connection. That said, make sure that the cable is seated firmly at both ends. Next, grab the owners manual from the cable box and make sure it is programmed to be sending HDMI. The cable box MUST be programmed before it will send HDMI. The TV is most likely ok, check the cable boxes programming.
If the cable box has a regular "video out" connection, temporarily use that to be able to "see" the cable box and go through it's menus. Find the HDMI section, turn that signal on and you should be good to go.

ok so what you need to do is put the cable from your cable provider/ antenna (or what ever you use)to the combo players CABLE IN connection.. then color match of the red yellow and white cables from the OUT on the combo to the IN on the TV your tv has to be set on AUX sometimes called L1 or L2 depending on your tv and which set of red yellow and white holes on the tv you use... your combo will also probably need to be turned on.. try that should work!