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2. Insert
two
AAA
batteries
in the
remote
control
as
shown.
.
Place
your
TV/VCR
on a stable
surface.
CAUTION:
To reduce
the risk of personal
injury
or damage
to the
TV/VCR,
take care in selecting
a stable
surface
or a strong
steady
stand
and
a location
where
the TV/VCR
cannot
be tipped
over
or
easily
pulled
off, particularly
by children.
Do not attempt
to carry
or
move
this product
with
one hand.
Grasp
the TV/VCR
with
both
hands,
with
the front
of the TV/VCR
against
your
body,
to prevent
it
from
slipping
out of your
grasp.
4.
Connect
antenna
or cable.TV
system.
Connect
the supplied
dipole
antenna,
a different
home
antenna,
or a
cable-TV system.
Details
on page 27 and 28.
Connect
power
cord
to
the
TV/VCR.
Connect
either
the AC power
cord
or the DC car cord
to the back of
the TV/VCR.
Then,
if you
chose
the AC power
cord,
plug
the other
end into a 120-volt
electrical
outlet,
or, if you
chose
the DC car cord,
plug
the other
end into a 12- or 24-volt
cigarette-lighter
socket
in
your
vehicle.
Turn
on the
TV/VCR.
Press
POWER
on the TV/VCR
or remote.
The POWER
indicator
on
the front
of the TV/VCR
will light.
If moving the TV/VCR from a cold area to a warm area,
moisture may develop inside the unit. If this happens, unplug
the power cord and allow the TV/VCR to reach room
temperature before playing a tape. This is especially important
when using this unit in a vehicle where temperature changes
can be dramatic.
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