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Do not stack anything on top of your VCR, or block
the air vents, to
prewmt
damaging or overheating.
Do not place anything, except VHS video cassette
tapes, in the unit,
Do not allow rain, steam, dew, salt water, sand, oily
smoke, metal objects, etc. entering the unit.
Power on display
Stand-by display
"l"hePOWER button oi this VCR is a secondary
"Stand-by" is the condition in which only the time is
circuit, and
does
not disconnect the unit from
displayed.
the wall outlet. even if the VCR is in stand-by, as
long as the power cord is connected to the VCR
power socket.
Caution concerning condensation
He careful of cxmdermation
Condensation is the moisture that forms on the
outside of a glass when yoiJ fiil it with cold water.
Condensation can also form inside a VCR when it is
suddenly moved from a cold place to a warm, humid
one, or when a heater has been turned on to
quickly
heat the room.
Particular care must be taken with your VCR
because
water particles that fcirm on the video head drum,
which is the main VCR mechanism, can cause the
video tape to stick to the drum. This prevents proper
tape travel and may damage both tape and
mechanism.
Follow the procedures below the first time you
use the VCR, and whenever you use it in places
which are subject to condensation:
6
:
@Connect the aerial output cable and rriake all
other necessary connections.
@Plug the power cord into a wall outlet.
@Turn on the VCR power to warm it up and
speed up the drying of any water particles
that may have formed on the video head
drum.
@Do not insert a video cassetie
Wait for 1-1/2 to 2 hours before using the
VCR.
lNTROUUCrION
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