I m p o r t a n t i n f o r m a t i o n
Handling instructions
The DVD player's top and back panel may become warm after prolonged use. This is not due to a defect.
When the DVD player is not used, remove the disc and turn off the device.
If the DVD player is not used for a long period, its function may deteriorate. Therefore, the DVD player should be turned on and used now and then.
Protect the power cord
Follow the instructions below to avoid irregular function, electric shock, fire, or injury:
Hold the plug firmly when inserting it into the socket
Avoid
Do not place objects on the power cord
Do not carry out service work on or change the power cord
Positioning
Do not place the device in any of the following places:
In sunlight, close to
At high temperatures (40ºC or above) or high relative humidity (90% or more)
In dirty places as some internal parts may be damaged
Do not put your fingers or any other objects into the device
Touching the internal parts is dangerous and may cause injury or damage. Do not open the housing.
Do not place foreign matter on the drive.
Interference
Placing the DVD player near a television set, radio or video player may cause poor picture and sound quality. In that case, move the DVD player further from television set, radio or video player.
Condensation
Condensation may occur in the following cases:
When the DVD player is moved directly from a cold to a warm place.
When the DVD player is used in a room where the radiator has just been switched on or where the cold air from the air condition plant is directed at the device.
If the DVD player is used in the summer in a warm and humid room just after it has been removed from an air conditioned room.
If there is steam or a high level of humidity in the room.
In case of condensation, the DVD player will not work properly. Remove the disc and turn off the device. Unplug the device and leave it for
NOTE:
An Ø may appear on the screen when the device is turned on. This means that the required operation is not available.
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