Dish movement after strong wind
Even a small shift can reduce quality enough to cause missing channels or total signal loss.
Mossel Bay gets hit by strong coastal winds, and exposed rooftops by the sea take the full force. That's one of the most common reasons we're called out here.

A satellite dish only needs to move a few millimetres to lose signal. Strong gusts slowly loosen bolts and brackets, and after a big windy spell, whole streets can end up with 'no signal' errors.
Local weather, buildings and surroundings can affect each installation differently. These are the issues worth checking first in Mossel Bay.
Even a small shift can reduce quality enough to cause missing channels or total signal loss.
Coastal exposure weakens older hardware and can allow the dish angle to change.
Corrosion around the dish can create an intermittent fault even when alignment looks correct.
Local installation advice
For Mossel Bay homes, we pay close attention to the condition and placement of the bracket. A strong signal on the day of installation is not enough if an exposed mount can flex in the next coastal gust. Hardware, cable entries and outdoor joints are checked together.
New DSTV installations for homes, complexes and businesses
Dish alignment and repositioning after wind and storms
No-signal and error-code repairs
Extra View and multi-room setups
Decoder setup, cabling and connections
We cover Mossel Bay central, Diaz Beach, De Bakke, Dana Bay, Island View, KwaNonqaba and surrounds.
Most likely the wind moved your dish slightly out of alignment. We re-align and secure it so it holds next time.
Yes, we cover Mossel Bay and surrounding suburbs.
Only if it is still firm and corrosion-free. We inspect it first because alignment will not last on a loose or weakened mount.
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