Audiovox AXWD2003 owner manual Troubleshooting Guide, Problem Corrective Action

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

If the DVD/VCR COMBINATION UNIT does not perform properly when operated as instructed in this Owner's Manual, check the player consulting the following checklist.

	PROBLEM	CORRECTIVE ACTION
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V	No power.	• Make sure the power plug is connected to an AC outlet.
D		• Make sure the power is turned on.
	The player does not respond to.	• Check if the power plug is connected to an AC outlet.
V	the remote control.	• Check the batteries in the remote control.
C		• Aim the remote control directly at the remote sensor. If necessary, remove all the
		obstacles between the sensor and the remote.
R
		• You have to be within 23 feet of the player.
		• Check if the correct mode is selected. If not switch the mode by pressing DVD or
		VCR ,whichever you need, on the remote control.
		• Check if a cassette tape is in the VCR.
	Timer recording is impossible.	• Make sure the timer recording is set correctly.
V		• Make sure the power is off.
C		• Make sure the VCR clock is set correctly.
R	Cannot go into Record mode.	• Make sure the tape has a safety tab. If needed, cover the hole with cellophane tape.
		• Put he player in VCR mode. Press VCR on the remote control so that the green VCR
		OUTPUT light is lit.
	Playback picture is partially noisy	• Adjust tracking control for a better picture by pressing CHANNEL (UP/DOWN) on the
		DVD/VCR COMBINATION UNIT.
	Cannot view a tape but the	• Head cleaning may be necessary. Refer to “AUTO HEAD CLEANING” .
	audio is OK.	• Make sure the VCR is not in the Menu mode.
	No, or poor, playback picture.	• Change the RF output channel to CH4. Then select the same channel on the TV.
		• Fine tune your TV.
	TV programs cannot be seen	• Re-check the ANT. IN and ANT. OUT connections. See page 13.
	normally.	• Press VCR/TV.
		• Press VCR on the remote control to put it in the VCR mode. Check if the green VCR
		OUTPUT light is lit. Then, set it to the TV position by pressing VCR/TV.
	Video or color fades in and out	• You cannot copy a copyrighted video tape. You are experiencing copy guard protection.
	when making a copy of a video tape.
	Cannot remove the tape.	• Check if the player is in the VCR mode. If not, press VCR on the remote control to switch
		the mode.
	No picture.	• Connect the video cables firmly.
D
V		• Insert a correct video disc that plays on this player.
		• Press DVD on the remote control. Check if the DVD OUTPUT Light is lit. Then try other
D		DVD feature.
	Disc cannot be played.	• Insert the disc.
		• Clean the disc.
		• Place the disc correctly, with the label side up.
		• Cancel the parental lock or change the control level.
	No sound.	• Connect the audio cables firmly.
		• Turn the power of the audio component on.
		• Correct the audio output settings.
		• Correct the input settings on the audio component.
	No DTS audio is output.	• This player does not support DTS audio. This is not a malfunction.
	Distorted picture.	• Connect the player directly to the TV.
		• There are some cases where pictures may be slightly distorted, which are not a sign of a mal-
		function.
		• Although pictures may stop for a moment, this is not a malfunction.
	Audio or subtitle language	• The selected language is not available for audio or subtitles on the DVD.
	does not match the set up	This is not a malfunction
	The camera angle cannot be	• The DVD does not contain sequences recorded from different camera angles.
	changed	This is not a malfunction
	Audio or subtitle language	• The DVD does not contain audio source or subtitles in the selected language.
	cannot be changed	This is not a malfunction.
	“Prohibited icon” appears on the	• That operation is prohibited by the player or the disc.
	screen, prohibiting an operation	This is not a malfunction.

Notes

Some functions are not available in specific modes, but this is not a malfunction. Read the description in this Owner’s Manual for details on correct operations.

¡Playback from a desired track and random playback are not available during program playback.

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