DVR4300 DVD+VCR

Auto Setup did not find all	• If a cable box is connected, the DVD+VCR will only find the cable box output channel. Use the alternative
channels.	cable box hookup.

No audio when playing VHS	• You may be watching video from the S-Video or Component video output. Use the RF or Line connection to
tapes.	play VHS tapes.

No picture.	• Press TV/VCR until the VCR indicator lights on the front panel display.
	• Set RF Output to channel 4; see page 17.

Poor picture quality on VCR.	• Set RF Output to channel 4; see page 17.
	• Adjust tracking with AUTO and TRK -/+ keys.
	• Clean video heads with nonabrasive head cleaning tape.

Remote not working.	• Remove all obstacles and point directly at DVD+VCR.
	• Make sure batteries are fresh and properly installed.
	• Press DVD or VCR key. If you press DVD key, remote will only operate the DVD deck. If you press VCR
	key, remote will only operate the VCR deck.

On-screen display shows Error.	• Turn power off, then turn power on again.
	• Inspect tape/disc slots for foreign objects.

DVD+VCR doesn’t work.	• Unplug DVD+VCR for 10 seconds, then plug it in again.
	• If it still doesn’t work, unplug overnight (at least 6 hours), then plug it in again. If the clock is still set, you
	haven’t unplugged it long enough.
	• If it still doesn’t work, DVD+VCR must be serviced by an authorized service center.

Cannot record from cable box.	• Set DVD+VCR to cable box output channel 2, 3 or 4, then select desired channel on cable box.

Cannot Timer Record.	• Set clock to correct time.

Tape ejects during copy or	• Use tape with record safety tab.
record.	• Place adhesive tape over record safety tab opening.

VCR automatically plays and	• Auto Play/Rewind is enabled. To turn off; see page 18.
rewinds.

Tape counters not moving on	• To display tape counters, the VCR deck requires control track, which is only present on prerecorded tapes.
VCR deck.

No menu or on-screen displays.	• Tape may be blank (snow appears on screen). If so, menus and on-screen display cannot be shown. Stop tape
	or record on tape to enable displays.