Philips 26PFL552 D/12 digital channel not memorized

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  • tabbiati
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    • Jan 2011
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    Philips 26PFL552 D/12 digital channel not memorized

    On my Philips 26PFL552 all work correct but after turn off television all digital channel found and memorized are lost and i must a new channel search every time.
    Someone have a suggest ?
    Thanks in advance.
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