Relocating or reinstalling your Tata Play dish antenna may sound tricky, but with the right tools and a bit of patience, you can do it yourself. Whether your dish may be damaged by monkeys or high winds, or you’ve simply moved to a new address, this simple blog will help you get your TV back up and running.
Reasons for Installation or Relocation –
Damage by monkeys: Dish antennas are often exposed, making them vulnerable.
High winds: Strong gusts can misalign or even break the dish.
New address relocation: Moving homes means reinstalling your dish at the new location.
Accessories Required –
10–12 number wrench: For tightening or loosening bolts.
Digital satellite dB meter: Helps measure signal strength. You can find the latest Tata Play frequency details so you can fill in your meter.
A Coaxial extension wire: For connecting dish to the meter and Tata sky Set-Top box.
Step-by-Step Installation Guide –
Disconnect the cable: Remove the wire from the LNB to the receiver.
Attach coaxial cable: Fit the coaxial extension wire to the LNB.
Connect to the meter: Plug the other end of the cable into the satellite dB meter.
Enter frequency: Input the latest Tata Play frequency into the meter (you can find it here).
Adjust dish position: Now, slowly move the dish left-right and up-down while monitoring the meter for signal strength on the dB meter screen.
