January 28, 200917 yr Author Pour hot water on it? First of all I am not very "samrt" but I'm not sure that is a real good idea.
January 28, 200917 yr First of all I am not very "samrt" but I'm not sure that is a real good idea.Hey, a satellite dish is built to withstand the elements ...
January 28, 200917 yr Author Throw it in the oven. I was going to take a hair dryer to it but my outside electric outlets are frozen. :lol::lol::lol:
January 28, 200917 yr Author Hey, a satellite dish is built to withstand the elements ... Funny one of other NKY (non-BGP pals) had this same problem. They did the hot water and it worked. I'm just afraid I'll screw it up if I do that.
January 28, 200917 yr I am being very serious. I NEED the satellite to work. :cry::cry: Is there ice actually on the dish that is causing the problem?
January 28, 200917 yr Author Is there ice actually on the dish that is causing the problem? Yes, I got the ice of the three prong part but the dish itself and cable has ice on it.
January 28, 200917 yr I'd say the hot water is the best method (and probably the safest). But, with this weather, I think it could make your problem worse in a few hours.
January 28, 200917 yr Yes, I got the ice of the three prong part but the dish itself and cable has ice on it. Do you have any of the windshield wiper stuff that prevents refreezing?
January 28, 200917 yr Author Do you have any of the windshield wiper stuff that prevents refreezing? Let me see. Man LBBC you are smarter than I thought. j/k:p:lol:
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