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No
Power
• Cheek tile TV pewer cord. Unplug the TV, wait 10 seconds,
fllen reinsert the plug into file outlet mid push the POWER
bu_m again.
• Cheek tllat the outlet is not on a wall switch.
• Be sure the fuse is not blown on tile AC power strip, if one is
being used.
No Picture
• Cheek ant_mta comtections.
Are they properly
seeured
m the
TV's ANT 75Q plug?
• Cheek tile TUNER
MODE
control for tile correct
tuner set-
ring.
• Try ranning
file Aut_ Prog_un
featx_e t_ find aU available
channels.
No Sound
• Cheek tlte VOLUME
buttons.
• Cheek tlte MU_
button on the remotc
control.
• Cheek tlte SPEAKER
on=screen
control. It" it is in tlte OFF
position,
somtd at fire set will be elimlnatcd.
• ff you're
attempting
to ht×_k up au×iliary
equipment,
check
fire audiojack connections.
• (It" applicable)
Check fire audio meeiver
for fire correct operat-
ing mode.
Remote
Does Not Work
- Cheek tlte bathes.
If necessary,
replace
them with AA
Heavy Duty (Zinc Chloride)
or Alkaline
batteries.
• Clean the ve_l_otc con_Kfl altd fire remote
con_)]
sensor win-
dow on file TV.
• Cheek the T%r power cord.
Unplug
the T%r, wait 10 seconds,
flten reinsert
the plug into tlte outlet and push fire POWER
button
again.
• Be sure the fuse is not blowll on the AC pewer
strip, if one is
beirlg used.
• Cheek to be sure the 2"%'outlet is not on a w*dl switch.
"IV Displays Wrong
Channel
or No
Channels
Above
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• Repeat channel
selection.
• Add the desired
channel
numbe_
(using the CHANNEL
EDIT control)
ink) tlte TNr's rnemory.
• Cheek to be sure the TUNER
MODES
are set to fire CABLE
option and run fire Auto Pragram
feature
to find all avtfilable
channels.
Cleaning
and Care
• To avoid pessible
shock hazard, be sure the 2W is unplugged
t_om the electrical
outlet before
clemdng.
• When you are cleaning
the T%r, take care not to scratch or
damage fire screen surface
(avoid wearing
jewelry
or using
anyflling abrasive).
Wipe file front screen with a clean c]ofll
dampened
with watcr.
Use even, easy, vertical
strokes when
c]emdng.
• Ccently wipe tlte cabinet st_'aces
with a clean cloflt or sponge
dampened
in a solution
of cool, clear water.
Use a clemt, dry
c]oflt to dry fire wiped surfaces.
• Never
use fltinne_,
klsectiaide
sprays,
or otlter cbemicals
on
or near the cabinet,
as they might cause permanent
marring
of
fire cabinet
finish.
WARNING
Concerning
Stationary
Images
on the "IV
Screen:
Do not leave stationary
or lett_rbox
images
on screen
for extended
periods oftlme.
This can cause uneven
plcture-tube
aging.
Normal
use of fire TV should
involve
fire showing
of pictures
firm contain
constmttly
moving
and changing
images that fill fire
screen.
Be careful not t_ leave nomarwing
images on screen
for
extcnded
periods
of time, or to display
fire same images on
screen too frequently,
because
subtle ghost images can be left
on the picture tubes. Sources
of stationary
images may be DVD
disks, laser disks, video gtunes,
CD-i disks, videotapes,
digittfl
television
lmxes, braedcast
cltannels,
cable cltannels,
satellite,
channels,
and othe_.
Here are some examples
of stationary
ilnages
(.this is not an alMnclusive
list; you lnay encounter
others
in your viewing):
• DVD
menus--listings
of DVD disk content
• Lett_rbox
black barx_--shown
at the t_p and Ix_ttom of fire
TV screen when a wide screen
(16:9) movie is viewed on a
TV wiflt standard
(4:3) aspect ratio.
• Video-game
images
and scoreboards
• Television
station
Iogos_present
a problem if they are
bright and stationary;
movhtg
or low-contrast
gxaphics
are
less likely to cause uneven
aging of tlte picttwe tube
• Stock-market
tlcker_---presentcd
at the bo_)m
of tbe TV
screen
• Shopping
channel
Iogos and pricing dlsolays--bright
and showlt constantly
or repeatedly
in fire same location on
file TV screen.
PLACEMENT
OF THE TV
• To avoid cabinet warping, cabinet color changes, and
increased chance of set failure, do not place the T% r where
tcmperatures can become excessively hot; for example, in
direct sunlight or near a heating appliance.
• Be sure to allow a tree flow of air m mtd from fire perforated
back cover of the seL
CLEANING
,, To avoid possible
shock hazard,
be sure the T%r is unplugged
from tlte eleetric',d outlet before cleaning.
• Reg_flarly dust the T%r with a dry, nonsoratcldng
duster to
keep the TV clean.
• V_qtee cleaning
fire TV, take care not t_ scTatch or damage
the
screen surface.
Avoid wearing jewelry
or using anyflfing
abrasive.
Do not use household
cleane_.
Wipe the front
screen with a clean c]ofll dampened
witll water. Use even,
easy, vertictfl sm)kes whee cleaning.
• Ccently wipe the cabinet
st_'aces
wifll a clemt cloth or sponge
dampcoed
in a solution
of cool, clear water mtd a mild soap
or detcrgenL
Use a clemt, dry c]oflt m dry fire wiped surfaces.
• OccasionNly
vacumn
the vcotilation
holes or slots hi the back
cover of the seL
• Never use thinners,
insecticide
sprays,
or oflter chemicMs
on
or near the cabinet,
as they might cause permanent
maWmg
of fire cabinet finish.
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