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Question: red light on lava antenna is not on and I cannot get it to turn?  what is wrong?  how do I fix?
Document: I believe this antenna from Amazon is exactly the same as they sell on that web site, but they were temporarily out of stock and charged about $10 more than Amazon. Contrary to other reviews, I cannot find anything wrong with the provided cable, and it's about the perfect length for my situation.There is a design flaw, however, that customers should be aware of.
Not good at all. My older style roof antenna I realized cannot be beat! This Lava antenna only looks good in photos.The rotation is cheap and does not work properly. The reception all got, in the best direction pointed...was 4channels, that's all. With my all aluminum medium sized roof antenna I get 38 air channels perfectly. I got it setup in the peak of my attic.
I cannot pick up the same channels with this antenna as I was getting with my old roof antenna. I put them side by side and the old one receives channels from  the stations 60 miles away in HD. The LAVA did not even see the signals. I pointed the Lava to the south toward stations 100 miles away and if the weather is right I might get a signal for a moment but nothing I can rely on.
It would be nice if the antenna rotator unit would show direction North, South, East or West! I have to hold down the button to turn antenna then go outside to see how far it moved. Or have another person there tell when to stop turning or go back the other direction. It does seem a little light weight I was afraid the high winds in my location would damage it. But so far so good.
It turns out that my wife had been using the remote for the Sony Blue-ray disc player after I went to bed, and she noticed that the Sony remote turned on the red light on the antenna control box, indicating that the rotor was turning. So now I keep the little antenna remote in front of the control box, which I hope will block any other remotes from accidentally rotating the antenna.
I don't know what is wrong with this antenna but it will only pick up a couple ofchannels. I purchased the larger Lava 2805 first and it picked up nearly 20 channels.Since this one was advertised as having even more gain than the 2805, I ordered it.Big mistake. This one is going back!
I put on everything on this antenna, butterfly screws didn't hold good on U-frequency vibrators , I put screws and nuts to hold them, why they have plastic in middle of them? not helpful, this Antenna is not good for clear pictures, I don't belive it is 150 miles, but my old antenna is Winegard MS-2000 is better than Lava , for 45 miles, but poor engeering, I need over 65 miles or red code,
It rotates either by remote or from behind the set. My remote did not work, but can adjust the antenna easily enough behind the set while viewing the results. Actually once you get a good fix and set the gain you don't have to do much with it.
This saved us at least 1,200 annually.Some lady from Walmart told us we won't get any TV here in Perris, CA without cable, satellite. But luckily this antenna proved her wrong.
This antenna get great reception, we are over 50 miles from the nearest broadcaster and get excellent signal. on cloudy days if we turn the antenna to a different city we can get recption from over 70 miles away. Mind you I live in Kansas where everything is flatter, but it is still amazing compared to the old antenna we had on the roof.
Answer: The light on the antenna is powered through the coax. Your coax should run directly from the antenna to the power box provided. Then from the power box out to TV 1 and TV 2. The power box should be plugged in to a 110 wall outlet. If all that is correct try using a different coax. There were a lot of bad reviews on the cheep coax they send you with the antenna so I never used mine instead I bought good coax from the local electronic store. A cheep way to check if its your coax is run a small piece ( like 2 or 3 foot)between  the antenna and the plugged in power box. If the light is on its your coax if its still off send it back and have them send you a new one. Also if the red light isn't on the booster isn't on either. Hope this helps.