TNT issue : LNB cable overload

Hello
I'm glad for you that there was no damage and that the Sagem has overvoltage protection for the LNB because there are some who are crying today.
Have a good day

Hello, same problem... same message even though everything was working, it suddenly stopped with this overload message... and now there's no way to do anything... if you have any advice, I’m all ears, thank you. Hughes.

Hello
it's curious how this alert message sounds. Let's think a bit, do you have a single LNB? Or two with a switch? Is your cable running up there not crushed or pierced by a fastening staple? Is your F connector to the LNB not short-circuited (the outer wires touching the core of the cable or is it waterlogged)? Many questions that you can already try to find answers to.
Did the storm pass close to your place? Is there any water ingress in the LNB? Any cracks in the plastic of the head?
The satellite decoder sends an electric voltage to the LNB to power it because it is electronically active; this voltage must be overloaded, which induces an error message on your TV. Don't insist too much on operating like this; your decoder won't withstand this overload for long (bills will come later). If you had the antenna installed by a pro, it's guaranteed; otherwise, you'll have to manage alone.
Cheers, A ++

I still don't understand how to do it...

Hello, you need to check the connections, look at the wall socket, I
think it's not a hardware problem
good luck

I had that problem; it was actually my wall socket and not the equipment.

Good luck!