Recognising an obstruction problem
Check both the obstruction map and outage information in the Starlink app. After a new setup, allow up to twelve hours for the dish to build its map. An early warning can change as it learns which satellites to use. Repeated interruptions affecting every device are more useful evidence than a single alert; if only one room struggles, investigate Wi-Fi first.
What changed recently?
New leaves, branch growth, scaffolding or a shifted mount can affect a previously working position. Inspect what you can from the ground. Do not climb onto a roof to investigate a routine connection fault.
Finding a better position
Scan another accessible location before moving the kit and check whether the cable will reach it. Disconnect power before relocating the dish, then reconnect and allow it to learn the new view. If the only clear position needs roof access, have an installer assess it. Some properties have too much surrounding tree cover for a dependable installation.
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