Model 105 2-Head VHS HQ VCR
(160-0542) Troubleshooting Faxback Doc. # 19109
If you follow the instructions in this manual and still have trouble
operating your VCR, refer to the following troubleshooting chart.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE REASON/SUGGESTION
No power. The power cord is not connected. Plug
the power cord into an AC outlet.
Timer recording is The program timer is not set or is set
not possible. incorrectly. Set the program timer
correctly.
The power is on. Turn off the power.
Cannot record. The erase-protection tab is missing.
Place a piece of strong tape over the
tab hole.
Picture is poor on playback. The TV is not set to the proper
playback. Set the TV to channel 3
or 4.
The TV's fine tuning is not set
correctly. Fine tune your TV.
Audio/video connections are incorrect.
Recheck all connections.
The playback picture is The video heads are dirty. See
distorted. "Cleaning the Video Heads" on page 38.
The tracking is not properly adjusted.
Adjust the tracking.
No picture on playback. The TV is not set to the proper
channel. Set it to channel 3 or 4.
Audio/video connections are incorrect.
Recheck all connections.
VCR/remote control The cassette might be jammed. Press
buttons do not work STOP/EJECT several times on the VCR
when the power is on and to release the cassette.
a cassette is inserted.
The remote control's batteries might
be weak. Replace the batteries with
fresh ones.
No operation when you press MODE LOCK is on. Turn off MODE LOCK.
any button, and =. flashes on
VCR's display.
Cannot see broadcast TV programs TV/CATV is not set correctly. Set TV/
using the VCR's tuner. CATV correctly in the setup menu.
Audio/video connections are incorrect.
Recheck all connections.
INPUT is not set correctly. Press
INPUT on the remote control until CH
and a channel number appears on the
VCR display.
Cannot record from the Connections are incorrect. Use
AUDIO/VIDEO IN jacks. shielded audio/video cables with
phono-type connectors to connect the
source device to the VCR's input
jacks.
INPUT is not set correctly. Press
INPUT on the remote control until
AV appears on the VCR's display.
Picture or sound is not stable Keep your VCR away from electrical
during playback. and magnetic applications. Be sure
to position your VCR at least 8 inches
away from your TV or video monitor.
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