51 ENG 
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Picture is disturbed when playing a DVD recorded by a VCR.
This player incorporates copyright protection technology. Some discs include signals protected against copied by a VCR. Such recorded discs can not be
.played properly.
Player cannot be operated with the remote control unit.
Remote control unit is too far from the main unit or has too large angle with the remote sensor.
The battery of the remote control is worn out.
TV or other device operates erroneously.
The player,s remote control unit may cause some TVs with wireless remote control to operate erroneously.
No sound is produced from speakers or sound is distorted.
For some discs, 96 kHz digital output of linear PCM audio signals is prohibited.
Disc is dirty .
Pause or,slow play mode is set.
Main unit s volume is set to the minimum. 
Earphone is plugged in.
Volume is different for DVDs and Cds. 
This is due to the different recording
methods.
The player crashes.
Turn off power of the player and turn on again.
Press OPEN button when "Loading..." appears on screen to pop out the disc.
Ask qualified technician.
8cm disc can not be popped out.
Slap on the player with disc window downward.
Ask qualified technician.
No sound is produced or sound is distorted when connected to a TV , an amplifier, etc..
Connection cables are not firmly plugged in or not contacted well.
Connection plugs or jacks are dirty.
Audio cablesare not properly connected.
Audio digital output is connected to a
Get wrong DTS setting.
Bad playback quality.
The player is set to AV OUT but there are other AV signals inputted from AV jack.
Player gets hot.
This is normal.
Notes:
The player may stop operation properly due to static electricity or other external influences. In this case, usually solve the problem by unplugging the power cord and then plugging it in again. If you still can not solve it, consult with the nearest service center.
Liquid crystal display
A few picture elements may be black or a particular color displayed on the LCD screen. This is normal.
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