Loss of TV Signal

[Bryn]

It seems that the 4G issue affects TV stations that are broadcast from the transmitter on (transmitter) Channels 59 and 60 as these frequencies are adjacent to the band being used by 4G. (The transmitter channels numbers are not the same thing as the TV channels 1,2,3 etc).

So the first thing to do is to check whether you receive any TV stations on Channels 59 or 60. You can usually do this via the TV's setup menus or by consulting which channels your local transmitter uses. This link shows the UK transmitters. Click on the one you use, then scroll down and look under the "Frequency" column for C59 or C60: https://ukfree.tv/maps/freeview

Good point. That is possibly why a filter was considered. Not being affected here I had forgotten all about the 4G problem.

[Serial_Apologist]

A pop up has been appearing across my TV screen first thing for the past few days, warning me I may have to re-tune my favourite channels today as the broadcasting settings are being changed. BBC1 and Ch4 seem to be OK without action from me - I'll have to check the rest.

[jean]

The 'professional' went up on the roof today. He had thought the aerial he could see looked ok, but it turned out it wasn't ours after all - ours was round the other side of the chimney, the connexions quite rusted, and with a metal plate broken.

So now we have a new aerial and everything seems fine.