A "No Signal to Receivers" issue on a Winegard DISH Trav'ler can stem from various factors, including the type of LNB (Low-Noise Block downconverter) and receiver you're using. The troubleshooting process involves identifying your specific setup and following the corresponding steps.

Troubleshooting Steps

1. Identify LNB and Receiver Types:

   • Determine if you have a DISH Pro Plus LNB or a DISH Pro Hybrid LNB. Check label on LNB for DPP (DISH Pro Plus) or DPH (DISH Pro Hybrid).
   • Identify the type of receivers you're using (Wally, VIP series, Hopper 1, 2, or 3).

2. DISH Pro Plus LNB

   • Wally or VIP Series Receivers:

     • Check which port the receiver is connected to at the antenna's base
     • Swap the cable to other ports to see if you get a signal
     • If no signal on any port, run an external coax cable from the antenna base to the receiver
     • If still no signal, bypass the turret by connecting the vertical and base cables directly on the roof
     • If you get a signal with the external coax, the internal cable needs replacement
     • If no signal even with the turret bypassed, the sheath cable might need replacement (check warranty) or the turret itself might need repair/replacement

   • Hopper 1 or 2 Receivers:

     • Ensure a Solo Node from DISH is installed and wired correctly
     • If no Solo Node, contact DISH to purchase and install one
     • If Solo Node is present but no signal, run an external coax cable from the Solo Node to the receiver
     • If you get a signal, the internal cable needs replacement; otherwise, consider replacing the Solo Node

   • Hopper 3 Receiver:

     • Ensure you have the DPH42 switch kit installed
     • If no signal on any satellite, check if the Hybrid Solo Hub is installed and remove it if it is
     • If you get a signal after removing it, the Hub is faulty; contact DISH for a replacement
     • If still no signal, or if you have partial signal, try swapping cables on the DPH42 switch and at the antenna base to isolate faulty cables or a faulty DPH42 switch

3. DISH Pro Hybrid LNB

   • Wally and VIP Series Receivers:

     • You can use one VIP and one Wally receiver together
     • Connect the VIP to port C and the Wally to port A
     • Power on the VIP receiver first to avoid communication errors
     • If signal issues persist, run external coax cables from the antenna to the receivers
     • If external cables solve the issue, the internal cables need replacement
     • If still no signal, bypass the turret
     • If bypassing works, the turret needs repair/replacement; otherwise, the sheath cable might need replacement

   • Only Wally Receivers:

     • For a single Wally, connect it to port C
     • For multiple Wallys, you need a Channel Stack splitter kit
     • If no signal with a single Wally on port C, run an external coax cable
     • If external cable works, the internal cable needs replacement
     • If still no signal, try bypassing the turret or consider replacing the receiver
     • For multiple Wallys, if no signal, bypass the splitter kit and connect one receiver to port C
     • If you get a signal, troubleshoot the splitter kit or its cables; otherwise, bypass the turret or consider replacing the receiver

   • Hopper 3 Receiver:

     • Connect the receiver to port C
     • Bypass the Hybrid Solo Hub if in use
     • If bypassing the Hub fixes the issue, get a replacement from DISH
     • If still no signal, run an external coax cable
     • If the external cable works, the internal cable needs replacement
     • If still no signal, bypass the turret
     • If bypassing works, the turret needs repair/replacement; otherwise, the receiver might be the issue

Important Considerations:

• Always prioritize safety when working on your antenna, especially when accessing the roof of your vehicle
• If you encounter any difficulties or uncertainties during the troubleshooting process, do not hesitate to submit a support ticket to Winegard Customer Support for further assistance.