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Troubleshooting
Tips
No power
Check to make sure it is plugged
into an operating
outlet.
Check to make sure your connections
are correct.
VCR does not respond to remote
Press VCR to set remote to control
the VCR.
Check to make sure there are no objects between
the VCR and remote.
The batteries may need changing.
Make sure the Remote VCRI/VCR2 setting
is set to VCR1 so the remote that came packed with your VCR can operate it.
Remote
no longer
controls
an RCA, ProScan
or GE TV
PressTV to set remote to control theTV.
Make sure the remote is programmed
to control
an RCA, ProScan or GE TV.
Remote
no longer controls
a compatible
TV
PressTV to set remote to control theTV.
Make sure no objects are between the component
and the remote.
The batteries may need to be changed.
Reprogram
the remote after batteries
have been changed.
Remove batteries and hold number button
1 for at least 60 seconds to drain the microprocessor
inside the remote.
Release number
1, replace the batteries and, if necessary, reprogram
the remote.
Poor
or no picture
for normal
TV viewing
Check to make sure the VCR indicator
is off.
Check to make sure the TV is switched
to an active channel.
Check to make sure the antenna connections
are secure and correct.
Snowy
or no picture
during
playback
Press TV*VCR
to turn
VCR indicator
on.
Check
TV channel
selected
(3 or 4) to make
sure
it matches
the channel
selected
with
3 CH. 4 switch
on
back of VCR.
Check
to make
sure
theTV's
fine
tuning
is correct
for the channel
you
have
selected.
Check
video
cable
connections
between
VCR andTV
monitor.
Check
to make
sure
the TV monitor
is set to video
input.
Try another
tape.
Some
snow/streaks
are normal
during
search,
stop
action,
frame
advance,
and slow-motion
playback.
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