TV screen not clear

[felt100]

Dealer replaced my living room tv last fall under warranty. Just got to Florida set up camper now my living room tv has a lot of what I would call fuzz in the picture. Had campground check cable it is fine. Checked tv in bedroom,it is okay. Rescanned the tv and noticed it is scanning cable in analog. I was wondering if anyone has any ideas I could check? When we first bought the camper we could not get the tv
To work. The tech looked at it and put it on HDMI2 to work. Now that does nothing? With everything digital today would that have anything to do with it. HOPE SOMEONE CAN HELP. Tom

[cfowler55]

When on cable you have to make sure the antenna booster is off.

[felt100]

cfowler55 thanks that is the first thing I did.

[TucsonJim]

Hook a cable directly between the campground terminal and the TV. If you have a clear picture, then there is probably a loose connection somewhere in the RV wiring.

Jim

[huntr70]

Have you adjusted settings in the TV?

There are many adjustments to play with on a modern TV, since you say "fuzz".

[Rapid1]

Hook a cable directly between the campground terminal and the TV. If you have a clear picture, then there is probably a loose connection somewhere in the RV wiring.

Jim

This is what I found with our 303. If your issue is due to poor reception, you should check all your cable connections and there are several behind the basement walls and also at the antennae booster. There is also a splitter behind the Furrion radio with 3 connections. The one that I'm sure gets missed is the barrel connector above the cloroplast, just inside the frame rail behind the street side tires. You can follow the cable as it comes out of the slide and into the frame rail. It is just a barrel connector, connecting the two cable ends where the cable feeds the living room tv in the slide.

I had sorted all the other connections in the coach, that I could find, and was just going to chock it up to an inferior TV, TCL in the living room compared to the Samsung I installed in the bedroom. I then did exactly as Jim described and connected a cable direct to the TV and it was just fine. Then, I remembered from a post on this forum, reading about the barrel connector underneath the coach and when I found it and tightened it up, the reception problem was solved. It was not hard to get to at all, and easy to find once you know what to look for. Thanks to whoever posted that one...

[felt100]

Thanks all the direct line worked. I will follow up with the information Rapid1 has given. Thanks again Tom

[Rapid1]

Thanks all the direct line worked. I will follow up with the information Rapid1 has given. Thanks again Tom

Good luck my friend, it's not hard and only a couple bolts/screws need to be taken out and then pull the panel down to see the connection. You will see where to go in once you get under there and see where the cables go. I hope it solves your issue.