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MoCA direct from Xfinity splitter
For 4 years I’ve had a GoCoax take my Xfinity Coax to Ethernet to the Roku to the Surround Sound receiver to the TV with no problem.
Then:
1. Comcast came to fix sporadic internet service.
2. The TV was working
3. There was a power outage
4. The TV was working
5. The next day the Internet was no longer connected to the TV.
6. Comcast came back out to fix things.
7. TV not working.
8. The Roku will work by using the Modem(I did a troubleshooting test) but that is on the other side of the house. There is no coax cabling throughout the house. The WiFi does not reach the TV and I wanted it to work so that is why the hardwired set-up.
Why can’t I get the TV to work again?
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XfinitySheila
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4 months ago
Hi there! Glad you reached out. Since the connection from your modem to your Roku works, this seems to be an issue with your GoCoax. Have you attempted troubleshooting and resetting this?
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EG
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4 months ago
@swas40 @XfinitySheila
Please circle back here and post any possible solutions for the issue here in these open public forums so that all readers here may benefit from the exchange / info. This is in keeping with the spirit for which these public help forums were originally intended. Thank you.
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EG
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4 months ago
Thanks for the update ! If it wasn't, the second tech should have known better to install a MoCA-compliant splitter.. Glad it got squared away !
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