Can't access Local Antenna Channels

Thanks for the response, NoviceUser24.

This is most likely the cause of the issue. Once you have access to your antenna, you can try the following:

Check your antenna connection:

• Ensure that your antenna is properly connected to your TV or tuner.
• Make sure that the antenna cable is securely plugged into the antenna input on your TV or set-top box.

Antenna Position and Placement:

• Try repositioning your antenna for better signal reception. Sometimes, a slight adjustment can make a significant difference.
• If you're using an indoor antenna, try moving it to a different location within your home, away from electronic devices that may cause interference.

Scan for channels:

• Perform a channel scan or auto-tune on your TV to ensure it is detecting all available channels. This function is usually available in the TV menu settings.
• If you're using an external tuner or set-top box, check its menu for a channel scanning or tuning option.

Check Signal Strength:

• Some TVs provide a signal strength indicator during the channel scanning process. Check for this information to ensure that the signal strength for local channels is adequate.

Please keep us posted on what you find out.

Regards,
Janadee

NoviceUser24  Yes, an antenna is definitely necessary for local tuner viewing! 

Since you are in an apartment, try an indoor type antenna & place it in or by a window toward the signal direction of the stations (if possible).   Otherwise try on/near outside walls. Roof & wall material will have an effect on your signal too.  There will also be a difference in signal capture between UHF & VHF physical channels. 

I currently use an outdoor type antenna in my attic, as my HOA banned roof antennas. 

Good luck!