Menus, Remote control, Reference – Dish Network Solo 381 User Manual

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Reference

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Troubleshooting Tables

Remote Control

What Is Happening

Possible Reason

What to Do

You cannot find the remote control.

• N/A

• Use the receiver front panel Control

Buttons to control the receiver until

you find the remote. If the remote

control is permanently lost or too

damaged to use, call the Customer

Service Center to order a

replacement.

When you press a button on the

remote control, the receiver does not

do what you expect.

• The remote control may be missing

batteries, the batteries may be

incorrectly placed in the remote, or

the batteries may be weak or dead.

• If the batteries are missing or dead,

insert fresh AAA-size batteries.

If the remote has fresh batteries,

check whether they are placed

according to the label diagram. If not,

remove them and place correctly.

When you press the remote control

Power button to turn the receiver ON,

the receiver front panel Power light

does not light up.

• Other lights are too bright.

• Try other remote control buttons to

see if the receiver is responding.

• Remote control is not operating

properly or the batteries are weak or

dead.

• Replace the remote batteries with

fresh ones.

• The receiver power cord is not

plugged into a power outlet, or there

may be a problem with the power.

• Check that the receiver power cord is

not damaged, and that the plug is

inserted correctly into the outlet.

• The remote control may not be set to

the address used by the satellite

receiver.

• Make sure the remote control is set to

the same address used by the

satellite receiver. See page page 46

for information on changing the

remote control address.

Menus

What Is Happening

Possible Reason

What to Do

You were using a menu, and it

suddenly closed.

• The receiver has a time-out

feature that closes any menu

after several minutes of no

activity. This will discard any

changes you have made, but

otherwise does no harm to the

receiver.

• Start over again.

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