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To have a stable signal of a channel, the minimum signal strength level of that channel when tuned to should be at least 70% or better. As they go through this process, they will soon find the best position for the antenna where they can receive most of the channels they watch regularly at an acceptable signal strength.

Viewers need to do the same for any channels that were lost. As you can see, as the antenna is tuned to a channel, other channels might be knocked off during the process.Leave the antenna at this position and cycle through all other channels which viewers watch regularly.This is the best position for this particular channel, or 28 in this case. At some point, the indicator would max out and start decreasing.As the antenna is being turned, say clockwise, if the meter's level indicator decreases, turn it the other way, counterclockwise.Ask the person at the antenna to start turning the antenna (though bolted down at the roof, usually there should be enough slack to turn.If viewers currently not receiving 28, this meter's indicator probably hoovers between 0 - 40%.(This is normally found in the 'Setup' or 'Maintenance' sections in the TV's menu' Turn on the 'signal strength' meter on the TV's tuner and use this as a guide to adjust antenna's position.

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Tune the TV to 28.1 and leave it at 28.1.

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Please use the utmost caution and we recommend consulting a professional before attempting to do so yourself. (B) If the antenna is rooftop-mounted, this is better done with 2 persons, one safely at the antenna and the other at the TV set. (A) If the antenna is indoor, one person can use the same process as he/she can look at the signal strength meter at the same time the antenna is being adjusted. Viewers may also find that running a channel scan after fine tuning their antenna may allow them to receive new channels they might not have been able to receive prior.

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A channel scan is a way to update channel information stored in the receiver or if certain channels go away for unknown reasons that antenna adjustments can’t resolve. This process described below is something that we always encourage viewers to do before they run a channel scan. If you have trouble receiving the KCET signal on your antenna, you can adjust your antennas' position. It’s been a great antenna that has served us well, but it’s not capable of supporting ATSC 3.0/NextGen TV (which you can read more about below). It was optimized for the original NTSC Analog standard that was in use since 1941. The main antenna has been in service since 1979. If you are currently without broadcast service, please know that our streaming services are still available at and on the PBS App as well. Below are some steps you can take to restore your signal. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. On May 7, we upgraded our broadcast antenna, and as a result, some viewers may see a change in signal reception.