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27 Sep 2024 01:03 PM
When I spoke to someone on Tuesday they send we a link for a company called ServiceTech who apparently deal with sky glass tv's but I've spoken with other sky advisors who have never heard of it so mixed messages. I won't be paying out my own pocket for a engineer to come look at my tv that's a week now with no tv I'm stuck on a black screen I can hear it loading up but have no picture.
https://www.sky.com/help/articles/sky-glass-tv-repairs
this is the link he sent
27 Sep 2024 01:29 PM
Ours went down on the 25th still off spoke to sky last night, they said it should be working. They are sending out a new powder lead and if that doesn't work then it's a repair at my cost as just out of warranty ! We didn't have any problems with the TV until this outtage issue.
27 Sep 2024 01:50 PM - last edited: 27 Sep 2024 01:50 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more@Tringer Have you fully followed the instructions in the post marked as the answer on this thread
27 Sep 2024 04:06 PM - last edited: 27 Sep 2024 05:05 PM
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@JaniceKench wrote:
Having spoken to Sky today, there is no such thing as a Sky Glass engineer. So, they cannot send anyone to our homes to fix the problem.
That is correct: the business model for Glass & Stream is courier delivery, self-installation and no in-premises support. It's perhaps worth remembering that historically the national fleet of Sky 'engineers' were specifically there for satellite dish and cabling issues which it would be entirely unreasonable for householders to address.
Also until the Sky Glass problem is solved at their end., they can't or won't consider replacing the Glass tv.
The fundamental technical issue was discovered and resolved at the Sky end last Thursday night (19/09/24), with televisions and pucks being successfully reset from Friday morning (20/09/24) onwards. Remaining problems are either account based (email addresses, for example) or local to the individual sets.
I dread to think how much Sky will have to pay out in compensation.
For pro-rata loss of service, not a lot: most content subscriptions cost between one and three pounds per day. What we don't know is if Sky is thinking of even that, let alone a more generous offer.
27 Sep 2024 04:27 PM
Yes I tried it all last night while I was on the phone to them but still nothing but a black screen !
27 Sep 2024 05:07 PM
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@Tringer wrote:
Yes I tried it all last night while I was on the phone to them but still nothing but a black screen !
Where did the recovery process stop?
27 Sep 2024 05:19 PM
We tried the reset as on the sky page then tried the ethernet but still a black screen. I tried both again this morning and got the same result. TV went down on Wednesday evening, we were watching bbc tv just went blank with sound then nothing.
27 Sep 2024 05:25 PM - last edited: 27 Sep 2024 07:01 PM
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@Tringer wrote:
TV went down on Wednesday evening, we were watching bbc tv just went blank with sound then nothing.
Wednesday evening would suggest a different issue: the one which generated this megathread was very specifically from Thursday evening onwards.
If it was caused by something else (a normal failure rate would apply up until 19/09/24) then the reset process which triggers a software download might well not be relevant and if so isn't going to resolve the problem.
27 Sep 2024 07:17 PM
Have no sky since last Friday trouble shooting not working have made several calls to sky still nothing I'm fuming
27 Sep 2024 07:30 PM
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At which stage is the process not working for you?
27 Sep 2024 08:51 PM
Just says connecting and won't move from there
27 Sep 2024 09:56 PM
@MFODonoghue wrote:Have no sky since last Friday trouble shooting not working have made several calls to sky still nothing I'm fuming
@MFODonoghue have you tried connecting to the router via an ethernet cable
27 Sep 2024 10:00 PM
@KevNewMedia wrote:Hi Everyone
Firstly, please accept our sincere apologies for this problem and for your patience whilst we work through this problem.
We have been working through the night to improve this problem. For those who are still impacted, can you now carry out these steps, please. We continue to work on the problem in the background.
I have updated the steps that I posted previously.
If you see a message where your PIN is not accepted, can you restart the TV/Puck please.
Can you/they add for people to try temporarily connecting via Ethernet to complete the reset, download and setup, they should then be able to switch back to WiFi once set-up is complete
28 Sep 2024 05:06 AM
Having now been without accesss to sky to via sky glass since the evening of 19th September, it dawned on me that I'm actually still alive without sky tv and haven't felt Ive missed out on TV content. Been using my Amazon fire tv stick and Netflix. So yesterday I phoned Sky and cancelled my whole TV package. Don't get me wrong I've been thoroughly annoyed that the issue has not been fixed for me. I've spoken to several customer service agents and been waiting for 'back office engineers' to update me. I am not prepared to waste my time anymore and this is not really worth the money I've been coughing up every month.
28 Sep 2024 10:23 AM
I am back up now. Looks like I was using my username to log on to sky rather than my email address. Something to watch out for if you are stuck on the "Oops" page.
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