Vcr makes noise when stoppeo, Will not auto channel search active channels, Correctly – RCA VR634HF User Manual

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APPENDIX: REFERENCES

TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS (CONT.)

VCR MAKES NOISE WHEN STOPPEO

VCR is removing tape from heads. This is normal, The head cylinder
inside the VCR will continue to rotate for a few minutes after you
put the VCR in the stop mode.

WILL NOT AUTO CHANNEL SEARCH ACTIVE CHANNELS
CORRECTLY

Check to make sure the antenna connections are secure and correct.

Check to make sure the Signal Type: CABLE/ANTENNA feature is set
correctly.

If Detect Automatically was selected for the Signal Type in the AUTO
CHANNEL SEARCH menu, try using either CABLE TV or ANTENNA
instead.

May not be necessary if using a cable box for all channels. Contact
your local cable company for more information.

TAPE PLAYS BACK IN SLOW MOTION

Press PLAY to return to normal playback.

CANNOT SELECT CHANNELS OVER 69

Cable channels over 69 can only be selected if Signal Type: CABLE/
ANTENNA feature is set to CABLE.

CASSETTE WITH SAFETY TAB REMOVED DOES NOT START

TO PLAY AUTOMATICALLY

Check to make sure the AUTO PLAY ON/OFF feature is set to ON.

TIMER (©) INDICATOR FLASHES

The clock is not set.

Check to make sure there is a cassette in the VCR when a timer

recording is set.

TIME COUNTER DISAPPEARS DURINC SEARCHING

This is normal.

ON-SCREEN MENUS APPEAR IN ENGLISH, FRENCH, OR

SPANISH

Check LANGUAGE feature.

NO STEREO SOUND DURING PLAYBACK

Check to make sure the TAPE PLAYBACK feature is set to Hi-Fi to
hear stereo sound during playback. The tape you are playing must
be recorded in Hi-Fi in order to use the HI-FI feature.

Must use the AUDIO/VIDEO jacks on the back of the VCR to hear

stereo sound.

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