Electronic Technical Report issued on: 06/29/2026
⚠️ SAFETY WARNING. Before performing any disconnection or cable checks, ensure your hands are dry. Never attempt to open the TV chassis, as live components are present inside even after disconnecting from the power outlet. ReeFix provides this diagnosis for informational purposes only.
1. Cold Reboot (Soft Reset):
2. Date/Time and Time Zone Synchronization:
System Settings > Date & Time. Ensure Use network time or Use channel time option is active. Verify that the time zone is GMT+1 (or the correct one for your area) and that daylight saving time is managed automatically.3. Reset TV App Cache and Data:
Android TV Settings > Apps > Show all apps > Live TV (or "Channels"). Select Clear data and Clear cache. Restart the TV.4. Antenna Signal Check:
Signal Diagnostics menu (if available) for channels where EPG is missing. Check Power Level and Signal Quality (MER/BER); values close to 100% are optimal. Inspect the high-quality shielded antenna cable for signs of deterioration. If the signal is weak, consider using a TV antenna signal amplifier.Be careful not to overdo the gain: excessive amplification risks saturating the TV tuner, causing the opposite effect with the complete disappearance of channels or noticeable pixelation.
* **Key Signal:** EPG loads only on some channels (e.g., Rai), but remains empty on others (e.g., Mediaset or local channels). EPG data (EIT tables) are sensitive to signal quality.
* **Probability:** 15% for reception problems.
* **Parts Cost:** Cable ~€10-25; Amplifier ~€20-50.
* **Safety Note:** Intervention on the antenna system requires caution and, for precise measurements, professional equipment.
5. HbbTV Deactivation:
Channel Settings menu, find and disable the HbbTV or Interactive Services option.6. Factory Data Reset (Factory Reset):
Android TV Settings > About > Factory data reset.Most EPG problems on the Grundig 55GFU7800B are solvable with software/configuration interventions (75% cumulative probability for time/cache), at no cost and DIY. If the problem persists after performing checks 1, 2, 3, and 5, the next step is to investigate the antenna signal (point 4), with a potential parts cost of €10-€50. If none of these solutions resolve the issue, a factory reset (point 6) is the last software resort. If you have difficulty with the reset or reconfiguration, or if the problem persists even after the reset, contact a specialized technician. The estimated cost for a technician's intervention is €30-€60. In case of hardware failure of the tuner or mainboard (less likely scenario), repair costs might exceed the residual value of the TV, making device replacement more convenient.
Operational decision: Perform checks 1, 2, 3, 5 (DIY, cost 0); if it persists, evaluate point 4 (antenna, parts cost €10-50). If still unresolved, contact a technician (€30-60) or consider replacing the TV if the fault concerns internal hardware components such as the tuner or motherboard.