Search the full replay section
Open the receiver’s Grabaciones/U7D area, or the U7D section appropriate to the device in use, and look for the programme there. Use the date and channel to distinguish the original broadcast from a later repeat. A repeat may have its own availability and is not reliable evidence about the original edition.
The useful question is whether the specific programme appears in the full replay collection. A successful search resolves a guide-navigation problem. An absent or unplayable result moves the investigation to programme availability, subscribed channels and receiver eligibility.
Keep the eventual recording decision separate
If a programme matters for a future viewing session, inspect its available recording or replay options before the scheduled broadcast. Do not infer long-term retention from the seven-day discovery label. This guide deliberately makes no universal recording-retention promise.
When requesting help, report both paths: the guide’s oldest visible date and the result in Grabaciones/U7D. Include the receiver model and the exact broadcast. Those observations let support distinguish a limited guide interface from a title-specific availability issue without beginning with an unnecessary receiver reset.
Questions about this guide
Does a three-day guide mean U7D lasts three days?
No. Movistar documents a shorter guide history on certain receivers and a separate U7D route.
Will every programme be available for seven days?
No universal entitlement follows from the navigation window; check the particular channel and programme.