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Startup
Power
the
TV/VCR
Using
the
DC Cord
Back of TV/VCR
Insert Plug
Completely1st
DC Power Cord
12-Volt Cig
Lighter Socket
2nd
1. Attach the square end of the DC power cord completely
into the
connector
on the back of your TV/VCR.
Be sure to insert the plug
completely.
2. Turn on the vehicle's
engine.
3. Plug the round end of the DC power cord into the cigarette
lighter
socket of a car, truck, boat, or RV having a 12-volt battery.
f
Important
Notes
•
There is a safety fuse in the plug of the
DC power
cord. Details for replacing the
fuse are on page 33.
The DC power
cord
is designed
for
use only
in cars with
negative
(-)
ground
(negative
terminal
of car
battery
is connected
to car chassis).
•
The DC power
cord
should
never
be
used
in cars with
a positive
(+)
ground.
If you
are unable
to identify
the
negative
(-) or positive
(+) polarity
of
your
car, consult
your
car owner's
manual
or check
with
a service
station
before
use.
Cautions
for DC
Cord
Operation
from
12-Volt
Battery
1. Use of an improper
DC power cord or
similar adapter
may result in damage
to your TV/VCR.
2.
Avoid using the TV/VCR in a car
unless the engine is turned on and
running. Doing so will drain the car
battery which may cause the car not to
start properly.
3.
Do not put the TV on the dashboard or
leave it in a car parked in direct
sunlight since the temperature inside
the car may damage the TV/VCR.
4.
If taking the TV/VCR
from a cold car
to a warm room, do not attempt
to
plug it in if there is any sign of
condensation.
This could damage
the
TV/VCR.
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