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Monday, January 8th, 2024 3:57 PM

Error XRE-03062 - Select Channels

I randomly keep getting XRE-03062 when tuning to select channels. Restarting the box fixes it for several days and then it returns. 

Any ideas? 

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XfinityBenjaminM

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6 months ago

@Tek That error code points to a possible loose coax cable. If the connection is secure, we would recommend trying a different coax cable. If the problem persists after that, the box may need to be replaced.

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Tek

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6 months ago

I am still on a temporary line to my house. Your team has been tracking the status of the construction ticket. Potentially, it could be related to that?

However, I am going to go put a new coax on the box tonight and see if it resolves. I would assume the temporary line outside is connected tight, but still I know the signal issues exist on the temp connection.

Would it be possible to get a status update on the construction ticket? 

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Tek

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5 months ago

All connections were tight. My box is connected directly to the main feed where it comes into the house. So the main feed hits a 3 way splitter and then there is a 3 foot cable to the box. All of them are tight.

I am thinking it is related to the temp connection. 

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user_yrghr7

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1 month ago

I am having this issue on one channel.  I’ve tried everything and it still is not working.  Any ideas?

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XfinityAldrik

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Thank you for reaching out to us @user_yrghr7! When this error code appears, it is recommended to first select “Try again” below the error message.

 

If that doesn’t work, please make sure all the connections to the TV box are finger tight, the coaxial connection to the wall plate/outlet is finger tight, and if there is a coaxial splitter connected to the box (typically when a cable box and modem share a wall plate/outlet) that all the connections on the splitter are finger tight. 

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