Pioneer PRO-610HD, PRO 510HD manual Troubleshooting, Symptom CAUSE/REMEDY Pages

TROUBLESHOOTING

Incorrect operations are often mistaken for trouble and malfunctions. If you think that there is something wrong with the Monitor, check the points below. Sometimes the trouble may lie in another component. Investigate the other component and electrical appliances being used.

If the trouble cannot be rectified even after exercising the checks listed below, ask your nearest PIONEER authorized service center or your dealer to carry out repair work.

SYMPTOM	CAUSE/REMEDY	PAGES
The power will not turn on	The power plug is disconnected.	12
	The MAIN POWER switch is not turned on.	12
The Monitor is inoperative	Press the RETURN button.	20
	External influences such as lightning and static electricity may
	prevent the Monitor from operating normally. In such cases, turn
	on/off the MAIN POWER supply, disconnect the power cord, connect
	it again a few minutes later, and try operating the Monitor.
A TV broadcast station cannot be	The antenna cable is not connected properly.	14
received	The antenna cable is broken or shorted.
	Channels have not been preset correctly.	28
No picture appears on the screen	The DVD/LD player or VCR is not connected and operated properly.	16
	The input selector has not been set to the desired input source
	(such as DVD/LD player and VCR).
No sound	The MUTING button has been on (volume indicator becomes red).	25
The Monitor cannot be operated using	The batteries in the battery compartment are not correctly matching	13
the remote control unit	the (+ and –) polarities.
	The battery has worn out.
	Strong lights striking the remote control sensor may cause the	13
	internal microcomputer to malfunction.
The color is not normal	Adjust the picture quality.	50
The color is too dim or too sharp	The room is too bright.
The color is uneven	Adjust the color convergence.	30 and 60
Picturedoesnotappearimmediatelyafter	TV-CATV MODE is set incorrectly.	28
changing channels
Closed caption is not displayed	Check the CC menu settings. (As at October 1, 1999, limited closed caption information is
	broadcasted in field 1. The closed caption information that will be broadcasted in field 2 in
	the future may not be decoded with this unit).
	The character information is not displayed normally during special playback, such as slow
	and still play, of the VCR or Videodisc player.
	Closed caption signal may not be output depending on the VCR, Videodisc player or other
	components (for details, please consult the manufacturer of your unit).
	Check that the video cassette, Videodisc or broadcasting being played contains closed caption
	data (The video cassette and Videodisc containing closed caption data carries the			mark
			CC
	etc.).

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