Model 109 4-Head VHS VCR
(160-0546) Troubleshooting Faxback Doc. # 37685
If you follow the instructions in this manual and still have trouble
operating your VCR, refer to the following troubleshooting chart.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE RECOMMENDATION
No power. The power cord is not Plug the power cord
connected. into an AC outlet.
Timer recording does The program timer is not Set the program
not work. set or is set incorrectly. timer correctly.
The power is on. Turn off the power.
Cannot record. The record-protection tab Place a piece of
is missing. strong tape over the
tab hole.
The TV is not set to the Set the TV to
proper channel. channel 3 or 4.
Picture is poor on The TV's fine tuning is Fine tune your TV.
playback. not set correctly.
Audio/video connections Recheck all
are incorrect. connections.
The video tape might be Try another tape.
faulty.
The playback picture The tracking is not Adjust the tracking.
is distorted properly adjusted.
The video tape might Try another tape.
be faulty.
The video heads are dirty. See "Care and Maintenance," Faxback Doc. # 37686.
No picture on playback. The TV is not set to the Set it to channel
proper channel. 3 or 4.
Audio/video connections Recheck all
are incorrect. connections.
Your TV/monitor is set Set your TV/-
to a mode other than the monitor to the
video mode. video mode.
No buttons work when The cassette might be Press STOP/Up Arrow
the power is on and a jammed. EJECT several times
cassette is inserted. to release the
cassette.
The remote control's Replace the batter-
batteries might be weak. ies with fresh ones.
No operation when you MODE LOCK is on. Turn off MODE LOCK.
press any button, and
Symbol flashes on VCRs
display.
Cannot see broadcast TV/CATV is not set Set TV/CATV TV
programs using the correctly. correctly in the
VCR's tuner. channel preset
menu.
Audio/Video connections Recheck all
are incorrect. connections.
INPUT is not set correctly. Press INPUT on the
remote control until
CH and a channel
number appear on the
VCR's display and
press TV/VCR so the
display shows VCR.
Cannot record from the Connections are incorrect. Use shielded
AUDIO/VIDEO IN jacks. audio/video cables
with phono-type
connectors to con-
nect 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.
(br/km-02/03/1997)
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