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PROTECTION
AND LOCATION OF YOUR SET
16-1. If en outldde antenna
is contracted to lhe _
set, be sure the
enmnna
_n
b gn)unckKl so ,,- to l_ovkfa l=me
_
against voltuge mJrgas and bullt up _UIIC cha_ge_ Section 810 of
the National Electrical Code, NFPA No. 70-1975,
provides infarma-
tion wire re_mDct to proper 9roundlnO of the mest and supporting
structure, grounding
of the lead-in wife to an antemm discharge
unit, size ol grounding conductors,
location of antenna discharge
unk connection to grounding electrode,
and requirements for the
grounding electrode.
NIEC mno_L
BICTA_4L CCOE
EXAMPLE
OF ANTENNA
GROUNDING
AS PER NATIONAL ELECTRICAL
CODE INSTRUCTIONS.
16-2.
Note to CATV syslbom instaile_.
(Only for t_ev*_on
sets with CATV rec,p_n)
This remlndor is provtd_l
to _
CAW
system
installers attention to Artic_ 820-40
of the NEC
that provides guidelines
Io4, proper grounding
encL in panicu_r, species thatthecabfa 7ou_
shait be connect,,d to tbe grounding syslem ol
the bullding, as cioee to the point ol cab_ entry
as practical
17. An outside enlenna
syslem shotdd not be iccat-
KI in me vtciclty of ovedwad power llm_ or om_
elestdcal fights or power clrcuits, or where it can
fall into such power lines or drcuits.
installing
an outside antenna syslem,
extreme
cam should be taken to keep _
touching such
power lines or circuits as contact _
them might
be fatal
18. For added pro*,ention for the tefavislon s<N dudng
a llghtn[ng storm, or wben it is lelt unmtendod
and uoused fo¢ long pedodo ol time, unplug il
from the wall outlet and dlL_:onnenl entwtna.
This will Wevent damage due to llghln_g
pov_rdine surges.
IMPORTANT
OPERATION
OF YOUR SET
20.
19. "rbetelevisionset ll_ou_l be opemtm_only from
tbe type of poweresurse Indicaled_ the mark*
inglab,d.If youare not sureof tbe type ofpow_
st.5)plyel your homo, consul your television
ciceis( c_ local power €omplmy. For teim4_en
sets dosign,d to opeme Irom battery power.
referto the operatingin_icns.
If thetekwis_on
setdoesrm operate normaly by
_ow_O
U,eo_erat_ _stn_:be._u_
the
tefaVcdon _
from Ibe wall oul_t and mf_r ser-
ving _oqu_r_d m_c,
p_mnn_
Adju_ oNy
Ihose o_ofa
Ifm am covered ic the Ol_ml_g
_mc_ns
m _prol_r
adlu_n_nt of omercon-
troismay resull in dl_nageand will of_n require
extensive work by a qualified technician to
restorethe television set to nonmdoperation.
21. If your t_evisicn
_
is to remain unused for a
period of time, (suct_ as wben goicg on a holidoy),
turn the televfidon set OFF and unplug it 1ram Ibe
wall outkR.
IF THE SET DOES NOT OPERATE PROPERLY
22.
If you are unable to restore normal operalicn by
fallowS10 tht diCe|led procedure in your oplrat{_lg
do not attempt any furmer adjust-
ments. Unplug tbe se_end call your doak_ or ser-
vicetechnician.
23. Wbenever the tefavislon set is damaged or falis,
or H there is a distinct cl'mnge in perfom_nce
that indicates a need for service, unplug the set
and have it checked by a professional
service
technician.
24.
It is normal
for some television s_s
to make
occasional snapping or poW, n0 sounds, partlcu-
isrty when being turned on or oIL If me enapplng
popping is continuous or frequent, unplug the
set end consult your dealer or service technician.
FOR SERVICING
AND MODIFICATION
_'_. Do not use attm:tu_ents not moommemisd by _
tek_llk_
_
m_ufac_r_
as they ml_
cause
hazards.
26. wr, en _
parta ara raqulrad, be muro U'm
ser'vice tachr_¢Jar) hall _
r_lnl
I_ltl
akoeddfad by tbe rnanufectumr
_m beva, tbe m_e'ne
ct'_arastadstk= as the orioicel pr,n.
substituticns may rasult In lira, elentric sho_,
o_
other hazardL
27. Ui)on mmp_icn ol any mm,_, o_rap,ira to th,
tefa'_sicn set, esk tbe mrvk_ tashnic_n to i_r-
form routinesefaty d'_Kd_to delen_
thai the
tekwkdonis in sefa opiating oondllion.
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