Panasonic TU-IRD20 manual Replacement Program, In-warranty* after sales support

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WARRANTY INFORMATION

PANASONIC

Digital Satellite Systems

Replacement Program

Matsushita Consumer Electronics Company (referred to as “Panasonic”) offers a customer support toll free telephone number to assist you with information regarding your Panasonic Digital Satellite System. Our technical representatives are available seven days a week (excepting holidays) to help you with installation, hook-up, operational and service questions.To expedite this technical support, please have your model, serial number (on the rear of the receiver) and date of purchase available when you call Panasonic’s toll free number:

1-888-PANA-DSS

(1-888-7161-377)

If you are experiencing a technical problem, (inclement weather and other factors may affect the quality of your reception) our representatives will attempt to diagnose your problem(s) over the telephone. In the event that our technical representative are unable to resolve your problem, Panasonic will repair your receiver or provide you with a reconditioned replacement receiver by shipping it common carrier, as follows:

In-warranty* after sales support

Panasonic will repair or replace defective receivers that are in-warranty with a new or reconditioned receiver, (inclusive of all labor and parts), free of charge, for the first ninety days after date of purchase. After the ninety day period and up to the first year anniversary date of the purchase of the receiver, Panasonic will exchange, free of charges, replacement parts for all defective parts. During this period of time the customer pays the current labor rates to replace the defective parts. Panasonic will pay for all in-warranty shipping charges the first year after date of purchase.

If your receiver qualifies for in-warranty service, Panasonic will arrange for a new or reconditioned replacement receiver to be shipped by a common carrier Monday through Friday, within the 48 contiguous states, free of charge. The Customer Support Replacement Program is not available in Hawaii and Alaska because of reception problems due to the satellite location.

The replacement receiver will be reconditioned to factory specifications, and inspected before shipment. You can keep this replacement in exchange for your original receiver. The original receiver must be returned to Panasonic, using our self addressed label, along with a copy of your purchase receipt and a short description of the problem. The remote control and access card should not be sent to us unless you are instructed to do so.

If you decide you want your original receiver repaired, Panasonic will repair the receiver and return it to you. The repair time will be ten (10) business days. Carefully pack and seal your receiver in its original carton and packing material, properly insure the receiver for its full value and prepay a reliable common carrier. The technical representative will give you the mailing address. If you choose a replacement receiver, Panasonic will arrange to have your original receiver picked up by a common carrier.

Out-of-warranty* after sales support

If your receiver is out-of-warranty and you choose the replacement program, you will receiver a new or reconditioned receiver. You will be charged an inclusive rate for labor and parts for the repair of the original receiver. Our technical representatives will inform you of the receiver replacement program’s repair rates. The shipping charges related to the repair are not included in the repair rate. The shipping charges include; (a) the common carrier delivery for the replacement receiver to you, (b) the shipping of the original receiver back to Panasonic.

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Contents TU-IRD20 Operating Instructions Personnel Safety InformationInstallation Important SafeguardsIii Table of Contents Reference More FeaturesLists & Limits ConnectionsWhat is the DSS System? Before YOU BeginOrdering DSS Programming Unpacking the Box Installing Batteries Remote ControlPrecautions on Battery Use Observe the Following PrecautionsImportant Note about this User’s Manual Using This ManualExiting a Screen On-Screen Navigation MethodPoint SelectChanging Channels with the number Keys What is a Program Guide?Using the Program Guides Program GuidesTuning to a Program Selecting a Program Guide from the Main MenuScrolling Page By Types of Program Guides Grid GuideInfo Guide Topic Guide Channel GuideAttractions Guide Sorting the Grid and Info Guides Using the Sorting ButtonsExiting a Program Guide Using the Themes ButtonWhat is a Menu? Menu SystemYour On-Screen Living Room Main Menu Won’t Appear? Using the Menu SystemUsing Help Exit and HelpChanging the Main Menu’s Appearance Don’t Forget about the ExitButton Explore, Explore, Explore Menu DescriptionsProfiles Controlling The SystemEspecially for Parents Creating and Editing a Profile Editing a User’s Name Editing the Channel ListAdd or Delete All Channels Locking a User’s Profile Setting the Rating LimitSetting Up Spending Limits Locking the SystemUnlocking a User’s Profile Session Unlock Forget Your System Password?Choosing Your Profile to Watch DSS Programming Unlocking the SystemPurchasing and Viewing More FeaturesTuning to a PPV Program Pay-Per-View ProgramsUsing the Program Guide for PPV Programs Using the Attractions GuideBuy and Record Option Reviewing and Canceling an Upcoming Purchase Using the Purchases MenuTimer Feature Setting Up Timer RecordingsLocating the Infrared Remote Control Sensor on Your VCR Selecting a VCR Type Connecting the VCR ControllerRecording with Timer Editing or Canceling a TimerVCR Codes One-Button Record Tip Using Logo TuneEditing One-Button Recording Settings One-Button RecordingChecking Your Mail How to Tell When You Have MailMailbox Alternate Audio ProgramsAlternate Audio Display Screen New Access Card SetupPicture Size System TestMenu Help Using On-Line HelpAuto Help Help ButtonsProtect Your Components from Overheating Things to Know Before Connecting ComponentsProtect Your Components from Power Surges ConnectionsAudio/Video Jacks and Cables RCA-type Connecting Your Satellite Receiver to Your TVJacks and Cables Video Jack and Cable S-VHSConnection C Choosing a ConnectionConnection a Connection BBest Picture and Sound Quality Connection aVery Good Picture and Sound Quality Connection BTo receive cable programming with cable box Connection CGood Picture and Sound Quality To connect TV, VCR, and antenna or cable boxTo connect TV and antenna or cable box Connection DDisabling Interactive Setup Interactive SetupControls and Buttons Programming the Remote ControlReference DSS System OverviewWorld View Parts of the DSS SystemHome Theater Universal Remote included with your DSS system Home ViewFront Panel Controls Back Panel To Maximize Battery Life Remote Control ButtonsHelpful Hints When the Code is Known Preferred Method Programming the Remote Control Using Access CodesWhen the Code is Not Known Code Index for Televisions Television Infrared Codes IndexCode Index for VCRs VCR Infrared Codes IndexCode Index for Cassette Players Laser Disc Players and DSS and Infrared Remote Codes Index Cable Converter Box Infrared Codes IndexGlossary Ratings Limit Signal MeterPast Purchases Point and SelectRunning the System Test TroubleshootingLimits and Exclusions Warranty Information PanasonicLimited Warranty Digital Satellite SystemsAccessories Purchase Parts Distribution LocationsRegional Customer Care Departments In-warranty* after sales support Replacement ProgramAcceptable credit cards Warranty Information15167610 IndexTimer feature Rights of the Telephone Company FCC Registration InformationRadio Interference Notification to the Local Telephone CompanyOne Panasonic Way Secaucus, New Jersey Tocom