The "All transmitters with faults and engineering" page has been upgraded to make it easier to understand where the current faults are on the Freeview transmitter network.

^{Brian Butterworth published on UK Free TV 12th May 2013 at 13:05}

See: All transmitters with faults and engineering

Following from your suggestions, I have made changes to the icons used to show which Freeview transmitters have fault or engineering status associated with them.

Previously, you had to look quite hard to see which transmitters had current faults, and which had faults listed for the last few days.

The new format for the page looks like this.

Only the sites with "live" faults are shown with the yellow symbol (those with Digital UK's "this week" status, a pink border).

I hope the above listed changes will help you to understand where the current faults and system outages are.

The new symbols carry though to other pages that shows transmitter symbols.

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Tuesday, 19 February 2019

StevensOnln1

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11:10 PM

Jean Reynolds: Scotland has closed and will be replaced next week by the new , which will be available on (/) across the whole of the UK, as well as on in Scotland (i.e. everyone who could previously receive BBC Two Scotland will get the new BBC Scotland channel). Viewers in Scotland now get the same version of BBC Two as those in England.

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Wednesday, 20 February 2019

MikeP

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11:19 PM

Graham Alan Baker:

There is no fault with the , I know that for certain as that's the transmitter I use.

Have you checked your system? Check all the cables and connections. Unplug all coaxial plugs/sockets and refit.

Then check the strengths as shown on the manual tuning page of your TV, but DO NOT RETUNE. The ideal strengths should be between 60% and 85%. If they are stronger that may be the cause and you need to add an attenuator to reduce it.

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Thursday, 2 May 2019

carmen harris
7:34 AM

what do I do when it still says after engineers repairs

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StevensOnln1

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9:01 AM

carmen harris: Ask the engineer why they didn't fix the problem?

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