Troubleshooting, 6 press ok to return to the normal screen, To erase a preset channel – Aiwa HV-MX100U User Manual

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Using the VCR in other country (continued)

3

Press CHANNEL y\/V to select the channel

position number (from 1 to 100.)

This channel position number, not the VCR channel

number, determines the order you select the TV stations

with CHANNEL y\/\/ after setting the channels.

Troubleshooting

CHANNEL M ANUAL SET

TITLE CH 1

M EM O RY

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SET TITLE CH : P© • ©

SELECT:

PT* *A

SET DATA:

EXIT :P®

Press ► to scan up (◄ to scan down) the TV

stations.

• The scan bar appears.

If the TV station is received, the VCR will stop scanning

and display the TV program.

• If the displayed program is not the TV station you want

to preset, press to scan the another TV station.

: ""i A

TITLE CH 1 -

M EM O RY

•ADD ‘ERASE -

SCAN : <-

VL^ 1

SET TITLE O H :

P0

0

SELECT: PT-A

SET DATA:

EXIT

:P®

D If you want to preset other TV stations, repeat

steps 3 through 4 until all the required stations
are set.

6 Press OK to return to the normal screen.

To erase a preset channel

After step 2 above, press CHANNEL yV/N/" to select the
channel you want to erase. And press

A

to move the cursor

(F ) to MEMORY, then press ► to select ERASE. Press
OK to return to the normal screen.

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If you know the frequency band of the TV station you want to
preset, press CLEAR repeatedly to select it by selecting VL
(VHF-Low), VH (VHF-High), or U (UHF) in step 3.

W h e n y o u u s e t h i s \ C R i n J A P A N

• You must connect the Audio/Video cable to the TV.

You cannot watch videos if the VCR is connected to the
TV using the antenna cable only.

• You must set TUNER#2 to “off” on the rear panel.
• TV program reception and output will be monaural.
• When you set the VCR channel, see page 8 “Setting the

VCR channel”.

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If the unit does not seem to operate properly, read the
instructions again, then check the table below.

The POWER button does not operate.

Make sure the AC cord is connected securely.

The playback picture is noisy.
• Make sure the TV is set to the video channel or video

input.

• Adjust the tracking manually when the tape quality is poor.
• Although the unit cleans the video heads automatically, dirt

may be accumulated after a long period of use. Clean the

video heads with a commercially available video heads
cleaning tape.

• Make sure all the connections with the VCR are made

correctly and securely.

The playback picture has abnormal color.

Set the color system correctly.

There is no playback picture.
Set the TV to the video channel or video input.

TV reception is noisy or there is no TV reception.
• Connect the VCR to the antenna and TV correctly and

securely.

• Move the VCR away from the TV set.
• Make sure the output system is set correctly.

Tape operation buttons do not work while the power is
on and the cassette is inserted.

Moisture condensation may have occurred. Wait for about

two hours until moisture evaporates completely before you
operate the VCR.

Abnormal operation has occurred.

External interference may have affected the internal
microprocessor.
Disconnect the AC cord from the AC outlet. Then connect it
again.

The remote control does not operate.

Replace both batteries with new ones.

There is no sound.

Connect the VCR correctly and securely.

The timer does not operate.

Set the VCR clock correctly.

There is no sound from an input source.
You may have selected the wrong input. Press INPUT until
you select the correct input source, (e.g. You must select
“LINE 2” when you connect an input source to the AUDIO IN

L/R jacks on the front panel.)

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