Troubleshooting (vcr), Troubleshooting (dvd) – GoVideo DV1030 User Manual

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Troubleshooting (VCR)

• “Power On” does not work.

• Unit does not work even in “Power

On”.

• A videotape will not insert.

• On inserting a videotape, the tape is

re-ejected.

• A videotape is not ejected.

• A channel on video and a play screen

does not appear.

• Noise (screen noise) appears on

screen.

• Noise appears on screen after

recording.

• While in Play mode noise appears.

• Sound and picture are irregular.
• Sound comes on but picture does not

appear.

• Screen is irregular and stripes appear.
• "Screen Error" message is displayed on

screen.

• While recording and playing, the top

of screen waves.

• A screen is not clear.

• A screen in Pause mode is shaking or

slow playback is not clear.

Checks

Symptom

Make sure the power plug is inserted in an electric outlet.

Make sure a videotape is inserted.

Try to insert a plug again.

Make surea power plug is inserted in an electric outlet.

Make sure a videotape is inserted.

Make sure a videotape is inserted in the right direction (a side of
transparent window should be on the top)

Have you inserted the videotape again just after the tape was
ejected? Try it again after fully ejecting it.

When a videotape jams on insertion the tape may not be inserted
correctly. Remove the tape and then reinsert it gently.

This is a safety feature to protect your videotape. Please pull out the
tape and insert it again.

If the product is not used for a long time, a videotape may not be ejected
because the tape inside may be stretched. In this case, unplug the unit for
about 10mins and then press [EJECT].

Check your antenna’s connection.

TV channel should be set to video channel (3 or 4).

Check if your antenna’s signal is weak. If so, connect a frequency
amplifier to the device.

Press [TV/VCR] until “VCR” is displayed on the display panel.

VCR is not playing and is tuned to a weak TV channel.

Select TV by pressing [TV/VCR] on remote control.

While playing a videotape, there may be some noise at the beginning
of the tape or when resuming “PAUSE”, which is normal.

Press [TRACKING] for better picture quality. Videotape may be poor.
Try substituting another one.

Use a head-cleaner to clean the VCR heads. VCR heads may be
contaminated.

Since VCR Play signals are not stable like a TV signals, screen may be
unstable or curved while playing. To fix the problem, check horizontal
adjustment.

If the videotape is old or was recorded on another model bands may
appear on the screen.

Try using the [TRACKING+/–] buttons.

Try using a head-cleaner.

Try using a head-cleaner.

Try using the [TRACKING+/–] buttons.

Troubleshooting (DVD)

• The player does not play.

• No sound.

• A disc is playing but screen does not

appear or poor screen appears.

• Sound is irregular.

• Remote control does not work.

• Dolby Digital sound does not work

• [AUDIO] or [SUBTITLE] button does

not work.

• [ANGLE] button does not work while a

DVD is playing.

• “MENU” does not appear while a DVD

is playing.

• Screen shakes or appears only in black

and white. (or Subtitles shake)

• The file name of MP3 (CD-R) appears

with strange letters.

• Any MP3 (CD-R) file isn’t displayed.

Checks

Symptom

If a DVD is from overseas, it may not play. Make sure the DVD’s region code is
1 or All.

Make sure the DVD is inserted in the right direction.

If it is a CD-ROM for PC or DVD-ROM, it will not work.

Play mode may be “SLOW” or “PAUSE”(In variable speed play, no
sound comes through)

Check audio connections.

Make sure TV and amplifier are working correctly.

Check "AUDIO" items in the SETUP menu.

Did you turn on your TV?

Check video connections.

The player may be in “PAUSE”.

The disc may have some contaminants or be damaged.

The disc may be defective.

Check the connection with Dolby Digital amplifier.

Make sure plugs are securely connected.

Some contaminants may be present in connection terminal.

Check the angle and distance of the remote control, and remove any
obstacles.

Battery may be weak or exhausted.

When you operate DVD, first press the [DVD] button.

Unplug the power plug and plug it again.

Dolby Digital sound works only with a Dolby Digital amplifier.

Confirm "Dolby Digital" mark on your DVD.

If using the digital output, press [STOP], then press [SETUP] and make
sure "DIGITAL OUTPUT" is set to "BITSTREAM".

Make sure all components are connected correctly.

If a DVD does not include language information, these functions are
not supported.

“ANGLE” is supported only if a DVD contains multi angle scenes. Also a
user can confirm the support with the “ANGLE” mark on screen.

Check the angle and distance of the remote control, and remove any
obstacles.

Battery may be weak of exhausted.

A DVD may not contain menu information.

A disc may have some contaminants or be damaged.

If you playback a PAL DVD disc with region code "ALL", the playback
screen may shake.

The unit only recognizes MP3 file names with letters, numbers and
special symbols. The maximum length is 10 characters.

Unrecognized characters will be displayed as “----”.

If the surface of disk is damaged, file display and playback is not
possible.

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