13 Jul 2024 12:56 PM
i've recently moved house and I have everything connected and wired, internet sorted, dish already installed and literally just need the satellite signal to be switched on. Do I need a sky engineer to physically come to my house to do that or can this be switched on remotely?
13 Jul 2024 02:50 PM
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@Nickyvdw wrote:Thank you for your response. makes sense.
I have an engineer booked for the end of july ( soonest I could get) but thought I may not need this and hope d it would be more of a plug and play situation.
Cleatly not and will therefore need to wait another 2 weeks!
@Nickyvdw if that time frame is a bit long for you, there's also the possibility of calling up a local satellite/aerial company who may be able to sort it much quicker, at a cost of course.
13 Jul 2024 01:06 PM - last edited: 13 Jul 2024 01:08 PM
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@Nickyvdw wrote:
i've recently moved house and I have everything connected and wired, internet sorted, dish already installed and literally just need the satellite signal to be switched on. Do I need a sky engineer to physically come to my house to do that or can this be switched on remotely?
hi @Nickyvdw
Satellite TV does not need switching on like Broadband etc
If you have connected it and it is not working then it is quite possible that electronic bit on the dish (LNB) is not suitable for SKY Q & this would need to be changed by an engineer to one wo work with SKY Q
I guess it is also possible that the dish is not properly aligned which, again, would need an engineer to visit
If you don't have your own dish but a communal feed then it might be a couple of other things
BTW did you arrange the move through SKy - as they usually arrange an Engineer visit as part of that
13 Jul 2024 02:29 PM
Thank you for your response. makes sense.
I have an engineer booked for the end of july ( soonest I could get) but thought I may not need this and hope d it would be more of a plug and play situation.
Cleatly not and will therefore need to wait another 2 weeks!
13 Jul 2024 02:50 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@Nickyvdw wrote:Thank you for your response. makes sense.
I have an engineer booked for the end of july ( soonest I could get) but thought I may not need this and hope d it would be more of a plug and play situation.
Cleatly not and will therefore need to wait another 2 weeks!
@Nickyvdw if that time frame is a bit long for you, there's also the possibility of calling up a local satellite/aerial company who may be able to sort it much quicker, at a cost of course.
11 Sep 2024 10:44 PM
@Nickyvdw but you can try to get sooner if you check regaly in the my sky app and where you can rebook your appointment you can check the dates as might be a earlier one like i did i got one the next day instead of waiting for 3 days time 🙂
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