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Hitachi VT-F390A Technical Specifications, Often Encountered Problems, Problem, Solution, Things to Check, Care and Servicing (Problems)

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Technical Specifications

	Format:	VHS
	Video Signal System:	NTSC color EIA standard
	Record/Playback System: Video: 4 heads
		Audio: VHS Hi-Fi stereo record/playback system
	Tape Speed:	33.35mm / sec (SP), 16.67mm / sec
	(LP)(playback only),	11.12mm / sec (EP)
		11.12mm / sec (EP)
	RF Input:	UHF/VHF 75 ohm
	Tuner:	USA : 181 channel tuning ability* (125 cable
	channels)	Canada : 178 channel tuning ability* (122 cable
	channels)	Canada : 178 channel tuning ability* (122 cable
	channels)
	Type:	Auto programming frequency synthesis
	Power Input:	AC120V 60Hz
	Power Consumption:	22W nominal
	Cabinet Size:	14-15/16" (W) x 3-11/16" (H) x 12-5/8" (D)
		38.0cm (W) x 9.3cm (H) x 32.0cm (D)
	Weight:	9.9 lbs. (4.5kg)
	Storage Temperature:	-4º F to 131º F
	Operating Temperature:	41º F to 104º F
	Accessories:	1 coaxial cable (Part No. 5857952)
	batteries	1 remote control unit (Part No. HL10324), 2 AA
	batteries

* Check your cable company's compatibility requirements.

For information about how to obtain these accessories, please call TOLL FREE 1-800-448-2244 for your nearest Hitachi Authorized Parts Distributor in the continental United States. For ALASKA and HAWAII, please contact the nearest Hitachi Regional office.

Design and specifications subject to change without notice.

Care and Servicing (Problems)

Often Encountered Problems

Problem	Things to Check	Solution
No Power.	Power cord plugged in?	Connect the power cord to AC
		outlet.
Delayed recording	Program set to the correct	Reset the delayed recording.
does not work.	channel?

Contents

Video Deck Owner's Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR YOUR SAFETY CAUTION: WARNING: Caution to the user: "Note to CATV system installer: Read This First IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS INSTALLATION Read and Follow Instructions Retain Instruction Heed Warnings Polarized Plug Power Sources Overloading Attachments Caution: Water and Moisture Accessories 11A EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING Power Lines USE Cleaning Object and Liquid Entry Simple Hookups 1 Decide Where to Put Your VCR 2 Decide Which Hookup Method to Use 3 Hook Up the Audio/Video Signal 4 Hook Up the RF Signal External or Internal 300 Ohm Antenna If you have Use this adapter 5 Attach the TV and VCR to the Power Supply 6 Install Batteries in the Remote Control 7 Set the RF or Video Channel Switch Quick Tour of the Controls Remote Control Buttons When the Remote Doesn't Work Right VCR Controls Display Indicators Meet Your On-ScreenGuide Setup for First-TimeOperation Initial Setup Options Setting the Clock More About Channel Selections Choosing a Mode for Audio Playback Stereo vs. Mono Sound Hi-FiSound About Videocassette Tapes Types Safety Tabs Prevent Erasure Loading and Ejecting Tape Storage Viewing a Videocassette To play Back a Recorded Tape To Fine Tune the Picture Rewinding the Tape Special Playback Effects To Find Specific Sections on a Tape Jump Forward or Backward with GO-TO Jump to an Index Mark with INDEX Recording a Program Before you Record Basic Recording Steps Recording Tips Using the Instant Recording Timer (IRT) Setting the VCR to Record Later Before You Begin Delayed Recording Steps To Stop a Delayed Recording in Progress An Example Reviewing What You Have Programmed Programming Priorities Controlling Your TV with the VCR's Remote Programming the Remote Control Advanced Operations (Remote Control of TV) TV Brands Press TV and This Number Controlling the TV Hooking Up to a Cable Box A Step-by-StepApproach Option 1 - All Channels Scrambled Option 2 - All Channels Unscrambled Note: Option 3--SomeChannels Scrambled Integrating Your Stereo System Hookup Recording from Your Stereo System Integrating a Second VCR Copying from One VCR to Another (Dubbing) Copying Tapes From A Camcorder Routine Cleaning Head Cleaning Periodic Maintenance If the VCR Doesn't Work Right Don't Attempt Repairs Yourself Technical Specifications Often Encountered Problems Page Hitachi Service Hotline HITACHI HOME ELECTRONICS (AMERICA), INC HITACHI SALES CORPORATION OF HAWAII HITACHI WARRANTY CARD (USA Back) Warranty Limitations NOT VALID IN U. S. A HITACHI HITACHI (HSC) CANADA INC PROTECTION PLAN CONDITIONS Page "GOLD" WARRANTY PERIOD WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER IMPORTANT: HITACHI WARRANTY REGISTRATION (for your records)