MAGNAVOX Direct View Digital 27 To 40 TV Manual 97100177

User Manual: MAGNAVOX MAGNAVOX Direct View Digital 27 to 40 TV Manual MAGNAVOX Direct View Digital 27 to 40 TV Owner's Manual, MAGNAVOX Direct View Digital 27 to 40 TV installation guides

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_Gettin2 StartedWarning/Precamions .............................. I, 8 • Infrared Remote Control which works your

Hooking Up Your "IV ................................ 2"IV as well as all on-screea feature controls.

VCR to 'IV Antenna Connections.............................2 •Staadard broadcast (VHF/UHF) or Cable

How to Use the First Time Set-Up Control .............. 3 TV (CATV) channel capability.

Basic TV and Remote Control Olx'radon ...--: .......... 3

• Closed Captioning which allows the viewer to

Qn-Screen Features read "IV program dialogue or voice couvetsa-

lions as on-_rc_n text.

_Seuing the TV for Cable TV Operation ............. 4

•Adding Channels in Memory (Automatically)...4 • Automatic proggrAm_of_antq_l _ls for

•Adding Channels in Memory {Manually) ......... 4 ., ,qu'q_ an_'l_a_ sel0:tion slalions

fu_ble_o.r

•usingtheAlte_=e_eae'Coo,_l_l_.£_ !._ aJ'ca.

•Using the 'IV Channel Reminder ....._]L. _2-.._-.5 -

"" • On-Screon Features (in either English. French

_"Adjusting the "IV Color ............................... ;....5

*Using lEe Smml Picture Control ........................ 6

*tJsing the Smart Sound Control .......................... 6

*Using the "IV Volume Bar Coulrol ................... .6

*How to Sel the "IV for Closed Captioning ........ 7

#'Using the On-Screen Language Oplion .............. 7

*Selling the TV Sleep Timer Control ................... 7

_General Information

Tips if Something lsn'l Working .............................. 8

Glossary oflV Terms ................................................ 8

Index .......................................................................... 8

Wan'amy ..................................................................... 8

or Spanish) which show helpful messages for

setting of TV controls (such as color adjust

ment. timer settings, and channel memory.)

Sleep-Timer which aulomatically turns the 'IV

OFF at preset times.

Smart Sound for the conwol of TV volume

levels during program changes or commercial

breaks.

Smart Picture for automatic 'IV video control

adjustments for avariety of viewing conditions

and program sources.

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Aombination antenna

receives normal

broadcast channels (VHF

2-13 and UHF 14-69).

Your connection is easy

since there is only one

75£2 (ohm) antenna plug

on the back of your TV -

and that's where the anten.

na goes.

liillill muil III |ilI I i

o_o of you may have

separate antennas.

One antenna is for VHF

channels {2-13) and the

other antenna is for UHF

channels (1469).

For homes with separate

UHFIVHF antennas, you

will need an optional

"combiner" before you can

.'onnect to the _See the

=Smart Help" section (to

the right on this page) for

ordering details.

--_l_your m_temtlh_a

round cable 0'5 ohm)onthe

end,then yna'reready tocon-

ne_t it to the "IV.

If your antenna has flit twin-

lead wire (300 ohm), you first

need to anach the antet_a wire_

to thescrewsona 300 to 75

ohm adap_r. - .

\\\N ,,

,y+

_ P_sh the round end of the 1

adapter (or antenna)onto the

ANTENNA plug on the _of |

theTV, lfthetound©ndofthe |

antenna wire is threaded, scow ]

it down tight. _J

3001o 7._ lmdl _'rv

he sure Io set fl'.e

"IV for the type sig-

nal you've connect-

ed (see page 3of

Us Set-Up Guide.)

To set the TV to

select o.ly the

elumnel numbers in

your area see how

to "Program" or

"Add" dumnels in

memot V on page 3.

Toordex any

optional accesso_

cm,nUtctyoor denier

or call the toll-free

acc_ orde_g

number(1-800292-

6066):

• UHF/VHF

Combiner.

(SBV1133AOI)

•75-300 Ohm

Adapte_.

(SBVI113AOI)

• 300-75 Ohm

Adapt.

(483521827003)

our Cable TV input into

ur home may he a

le (75 ohm) coble, or a

Converter Box iastolla-

lior_ In either ease the

connection to the TV is

very easy. Just put the

threaded end of the cable

signalto the Yt_ a_.ana

plug and screw it down

tighL

-_l_your Cable TV

md is a igle round cable (75

oluu) Ihen young ready to coo-

nect to the TV.

If you Imve I Cable TV

Converta- Box:

Connect me Cabk TV dBul Io

the Cabk Signal IN(put) plug

on me Conven_.

_t theC._Tv

cable to the ANTENNA plug

on |he TV.

ffyee have•Cable'IV

Con,,q_'terBox:

_onea theOLr_pm) plug

fromtheCa_verterto_e

ANTENNA plug c_ the TV

(connectingcable suppliedwith B_k efTV

setIheTVfor Ihe

I_ siilnal

juslcmmectd(see

plge3of thisSet-

UpGuide.)

To select only the

channel m_mbe_oe

your Cable system

see "AutoProgram"

{pa_e 3). if yoe use

a Cable Convo'ter

box, set the TV to

lhe seine dut_l m

•econvem_sCH

3/4 switch(onthe

Rat o__heconvea-

or.)

Ito the m FROM Am'(eana)

• bas_cAmenna or I.

. IPlug on die VC_

.t Cable 7_, to VCR to --

TV connection is shown to

the right. For more infor- i

marionon other_s

(possible when Cable

ConverterlDescramblsr

boxes are included) refer

to your accessory VCR

and Cable Converter

Owner+$ Manuai for

details. ic._kv_*tg_al

[_th SETUP c_trol _ _With SELECT LAN- ._With AUTO CABLE ' "_ _PROGRAM

/ I SELECT control ON. control ON, press (4-) button to

] Iselected, press (*) butt. (on / I GUAGE central ON. press (+) press

I I the TV or remote) to show the / Ibuttonto _the language of the 1(+) button In automatically set automatically add Cable sys-

I_ Iiist°fSETUpitems" / ITV's Menu controls. (Either I [theTVloreceiveeitherCable I Item_locnlareacbunnetnum"

| IEngiish, Espanol/Si_nish. or I IT'VOrAn,.... signals(con- ]L_intotheT'r_memo_-._

i]Francais/French) J I necled a[ the rear of 1he TV.)

I' _es calypsoS__ I ,Press MENU Aor" (on the . IS_ psge 2for connection L

IOoslClv comrol ser.ngsjor i ITV or remote) to pick any of /1

$" q ' .

channel numbers into the

TI/'$ memory, and set the TV

for your connected signal

(Antenna or Cable.)

NOTE: The "SETUP" on-

screen control ix automatical-

I.vselected wken you first

plug-in your TV and press the

MENU button (on the TV or

the remote.)

_Press the

STATUS button I

[ _j o_,o_theSETUP_n..

Remember. SETUP is a first-

use. one4ime operation and

will not have to be repeated

(even if the "IV is unplugged.)

If the SETUP Menu disappears

and you are no( finished, just

press the MENU and (+) buttons

Io return to the SETUP screen.

tenes into the remote:

t. Remeve the battery

emapm'tmeat lid oe tho

hack of the gemote.

Z Plaeethebatterie_(2-

AAA) la the remote. Be

sure the (+) and (-) ends

of the batteries line up

conecdy (inside of case is

marked.)

&Reatta_b the batte_ ikL

Y_ _y

barononthe front

of the TV to turn

the'IV ON.

The tuned channel

numberwill always

briefly appear when

the 'IV is first

turnedON (and

withchannel

changes.)Youcan

also lWeSsthe STA-

TUS button (on the

remote)to seewhat

channelthe "IV is

ON.

MENU • _•

lllltlnRIt_!mlt._l_._.'ltl k'lMn IOn {he TV (of on the gem(Me

.._.._.,_._,_.:_u_._=I_ _u_'tonandthenM

Von needtomates.re I-'Tbuttons.)

•• Sc ccl the word CABLE with

TV smtions i_ :._wo,

_ignals. In other [the TV's on-screen Arrow.

words, the "IV needs to know

whether you have connected

a Cable TVsignal or a nor-

mal antenna to its ANTENNA

plug (see page 2).

NOTE: If you went through

First _me Setup (page 3),

this task has already been

completed for you.

_" Press the (+) or (-) but-

tons (on the TV or the remote)

to sele_, either:.

YES- If you DO have Cable

TV connected to the

'IV. Channels I- 125

can be selecled.

NO- if you have In Antenna

connected to the "IV.

Channels 2-69 can be

selected.

•_Pr_ss STATUS button on I

the rem_e control to clear the I

scan, O1 Press the CHAN-

NEL A¥ buttons

and scan the chart-

nels. CHAV works

only after STATUS

button is pressed to

clearthe screen(or

Menu limes out -

about I minute.)

Remember, to set

the TV to select the

channels on your

Cable system, or in

your area, see the

"Autuprogram" and

! "Adding Channels "

;in the section

helow.

no. the"rv(oronthe remote

.ipressMbutton and then M

Auto-Program is ior lAY buttons.)

EXadding localarea chan- l

nel numbers into the memory ISe.lect the word PROGRAM

of the TV This makes it easy. [with the TV's on-screen Arrow.

for you to select only your

area (or Cable system) chan-

nels when the CHANNEL

• • buttons are pressed.

NOTE: If you went thrmtgh

Fir_ Time Setup (page 3),

this task has already been

_pleted for .v_.

I°ha°ne - i

lFlarhing chennel numbers will I

Iconntupw_donthescan as I

[the 'rv looks for channels to l

I"ADD'" I

You my press any button

(on the "IV or remote) to stop

the channel search at any time.

When the channel search is

completed the 'IV will return to

the lart viewed channel.

The TV screenwill he blocked

off until the search for channels

is done. e

1_111I[IL_IL_IDll

Ato-Prngram (see above)

adds oil the che_mels it

con fi_l (on your Antenna or

Cable IV ._,stem) into the

TV's memor_ Add/Delete

channels makes it em'y.for

you to add other channels, or

drop unmanted channels,

from thelist of chonneLs in

the TV's memo_..

_ry !t_t:P,,,_I Todropany unwanted channels IWhen searchingforchannelsthe

_..___HANNI_L A tmttons ifmmtheTV'smemocy, sec ITV scn_n display may jitter

I.'_" and see which channels I how tO "Manually" delete Islightly. This is rlormal and does

][ have been added, channels in the section below. Inot indicate a need for service.

Ithe _.'ted channel numbo" lto clcar the screen after ndding

CHANNEL AV buttons on the iintomemo0,, i (or deleting) all the channels

TV) to select the channel yon you want.

iChannel_m memory" I

with the TV's on-smecn Axmw. J wut to SAVE (or DELETE.) IPrm (') butt°n t° DELETE al

should appear. The Channels

you DELETED should not

appear.

4

ToSAVE achannel above 100,

use the CI-IAV buttons on the

"IV, The remote number buttons

only go up to channel 99.

)

to use A/CH first

select rig desired

channels with the

number buttons on

the temme. (For

example: 02, 06, II,

and 22.) Then press

the A/CH button on

the n_not¢ to quick-

ly select the chan-

nels in the "ring".

Trj it OUL Enter

the number of

desired channels

and then press tbu

A/CH button. You

should see only the

2, 3, or 4 ctmnnels

you selected for th=

Al_-mum Channel

ring. Great fc¢

viewing evening

news or sports pro-

gramming.

Itunt REMINDER ON.

_tke _ sc_en by wing tkel I_.._ :, :T-,, -- I

REMINDER fea/sa'_. -IIwtm me i v s on screen,_now. l

•_rzss STATUS button to "1

]1 I

]youshouldnowsee_chart-l

[nel number at the bottom of the]

l

if Closed

Captioning is ON,

neither the Channel

Rerainder _" the

"MUTE" sound

indicator will show

on the 'I'V screen.

with the bw seak

ceatmed tl_ comrol

ra_mid-m_ kv-

els.

Press(-)c_ (÷)antil

dmkest pare of the

pictmm_as_aigla

uyoup_'f_.

I_gZlIIRRrims

(-)or (+)untillight-

estpareofthepic-

tu_showgond

detail.

Pros(-)

c_ (+)to add or

eliminatecolor.

Press(-)or

(+)to obtain uattu_

skintones.

Press (-) or (+) to

improve dem'l in

thepicture.

Wmohether yoa'r¢ watching a

vie or a video game

your "IV has automatic video

oontrol settings matched for

your current program source

or content. The Smart Picture

feature quickly resets your

71PS video controls for a

number of d_erent _o¢$ of

programs and viewing condi-

tions you may have in your

home. Each Smart Picture

settBtg is preset at the factory

to automaticalOadjustthe

TV's Brightne_. Picture.

Color, Tint, and Sharpness

viewLng control levels.

I

l_ of m_ _t viewing care- i [r,crecn.

II

the Smart Picture

ivideo control set-

'tings me memocized

into the TV at the

factocy and can

only be reset by

fidd andse_ice

U:dlniciens,

With the Smart

Picture _trol dis-

played, the Menu

ANt buttons can

also be used to

make your selec-

tions.

Smart SOneKJcam

also be selected ,

with the TV's on-

screenMenu. Just

,n_ the (÷) er (-)

buttons to turn the

SMART SND con-

trol ON orOFF.

tbeaM '0

/"Tse_e Voa_ea_ con- [-,ivbuttons.)

q.,/wol m aee the TWs vot. I_ _V

__ _.... _. ___ __ ..., ISdc_ thc word OL.BAR

Bar wi//be _each _im¢

the VOLUME b_nons (on

aRpe_ ut the bo_-

tom of the _

NOTE: 11==TV'= "

vohauelevelmaff

almbek_ed

whea _e _ k

Uned OPE

--_, kl_llCO],

nil Ilik"ll Iilil IiI ll_."l L_|

ff Woxed Captioning allows

you to read the t_ice

[II llk_l m IIIII II U ll]k_l kNI

content of television pro-

grams on Ihe TV screen.

Designed to help the hearing

impaired this feature use:_ on-

screen "text boxes" to show

dialogne and conversations

while the TV program is in

progress.

Note: Broadcast stations wilt

often use spelling abbrevia-

tio_t$, _mbo_& dropouls aM

other gram.'nolicnl shortcuts

Ion Ibe _ (or on the remote ],_I¢cI the desirnd Closed [ after makin 8 your Caplion

Ipress M button and then M Caption (CC) mode -For mode selection. The "IV dis-

&V buttons.) Example: CAPTION I. [ play will clear and Capdonin 8

ISelecl the word CAPTION Note: _"'CAPTION I" is material (if available on the

[the most used mode to view currently selected TV program)

with the TV's on-_reen Arrow. Lcaptioned materia. ] will appear on the "IV screen.

To cancel, set the CAPTION

feature to OFF when finished

viewing.

[. llmaHm:._ r--,-_,/Prem MENU •or'_'

I io_onthe _(or on the remote

(prass _[ button and then M

_'or ourFrenchand lAW buttOns)

i1"Spanish speaking TV I"

o_ers an on-screen I.AN- [_.lecl the wm'd LANGUAGE

iGUAGE option ix present. Iwilh the TV's on-_'reen Arrow.

With the LANGUAGE comml

can set the TV'$ on-

screen features to be shown

in either F.nglish. French, or

$pcmish text.

NOTE: If you went through

]First _m¢ Setup (_oge 3).

this task I_s already been

completed for you.

,_Pe_s (+) or (-) buttons to

select either the English, French

[(FRANCAIS), or Spanish

(ESPANOL) language option.

JText f_ the on-screen Menu

Iwill change to the selected law

[gouge.

_Press STATUS button on I

the remote control to clear the ]

$ere_n. ._[

not all "]'V programs

and product com-

mcreials are made

for broadcast with

Closed Caption

(CC) information

included. Neither

are all Closed

Camion modes

(CAIr_ON I-4, or

TEXT I-4)) neces.

_ly being used by

a broadcast station

during the transmis-

sion of a closed

caption Wo_tm.

Refer to your arno's

TV program listings

for the stations and

times of Closed

Cap_ion shows.

The Language con-

trol Only makes the

T'V's on-screen

(MENU) items

appear in French or

Spanish text. It does

not change the lan-

guage of other on-

screen text fealm'e$

such as Closed

C.aplioocd (CC) TV

shows.

[_lillll!_ I[lfffll_

H_le •you etwr fallen

ep infrom of the T¢

only to have it _ke you up

at m_ in the morning with a

test pattern _creeching in

your ear_? Well, your TV

can save you all that trouble

by automatically turning

itself off.

-_ the SLEEP but.

ton on the remote.

I_Ml_orVonthe

TV (or on the remote press M

button and then M&V but-

tons) and select the word

SLEEP with the TV's on-

screen Arrow.

of time (15 minmes to 2hon_ ] here set the lime for the TV to [

[ahead) before the'IV will turn Itumoff. [

Iilself Off" ]A few seconds hefc_e the TV is[

IThe (+),(-) buttons can also he ]to shut off a mes_ge will come [

_nsed to set the amonnt of time. ]on the screen telling yon j

[6ooo Nlam:

l[ yoe ever w_t lo

see how many mlw

utns are left before

the "IV shuts itself

off, lm_,s _e STA-

TUS houon On the

remote.

If yon waot to stop

a SLEEP TIMER

setting, reset the

timer back to OH:.

You could also turn

the TV off. and then

back on again, m

cancel a setting.

i

im

lJmdommld

lease make these simple

checks before calling for

service. Theses lips can save

you time and money since

charges for TV installation

and adjustment o_ castomer

controls are not cot_ered

under your warrant..

CAUTION: A video source

(such as avideo game,

Compact Disc Interactive -

CD[, or'rv information

channel) which shows a con-

staut non-moving pattern on

the TV screen, can cause pic-

ture tube damage. When not

iin use, turn the video source

-_No Power

Check the "IV power cord.

Unplug the "IV, wait I

minute, then rein_n plug

into outlet and push POWER

button again.

Check to be sure outlet is nOt

on a wall switch.

,This 'IV is equipped with

prOtective CircUitry thai shuts

the TV off in case of moder-

ate power surges. Should

this occur turn the "IV back

on by pressing the POWER

butlon once or twice. Or

unplug (wait 10 seconds) and

then replug the power cord at

the AC outlet. This feature is

NOT designed to prevent

damage due to high power

surges such as thosecaused

by lightning, which is not

covered by your warranly. ,

OFF. Regularly alternate the •<_, _--

[use of such video sources I ' iNO _ouno

/ with normal TV viewing. I Check the VOLUME buttons.

LJCheck the MUTE button on

the remote control.

--o-Picture 1

/

•Check antenna connections /

on the rear of the TV. Are [

/

they properly secured to the /

antenna plug on the IV? [

•Check the CABLE/YES Noi

control for coffect position. ]

Remote Doesn't

Work

Check batteries. Replace

with AAA Heavy Duty (Zinc

Chloride) or Alkaline batter-

lea if necessary.

Clean the remote and the

remote sensor window on the

"IV.

Check the TV power cord.

Unplug the "rv, wait I

minute, then rcinsert plug

into outlet and push POWER

button again.

_ Channel

for no Channels

above 13)

Repeat channel selection.

Add desired channel num-

bers (CHANNEL control)

control for correct post on.

Cleanimz and Care

• Unplug the "IV before clean-

ing.

• Avoid using anything abra-

sive that could scratch the

screen.

* Wipe the TV screen with a

clean cloth dampened with

wat(_'.

•Gently wipe cabinet surfaces

with a clean cloth or sponge

dampened with cool clear

water. Use a clean dry cloth

to dry the wiped surfaces.

Occasionally vacuum the

ventilation holes or slots in

the cabinet back.

Comdal Cable * A single solid amenna wire normally

matched with a metal plug (F-type) end cuena_or that screws (or pushes) directly onto a 7S

Ohm inputfound on the Television or VCR.

Display * An on scln_n messageor graphics Ihm help the useroperate and adjust his

Television feature commls. See On ScreenDisplaystOaD).

On Screen Dlap_ys (O_D) * Refers to the wording or messages tenanted by the televi-

sion (or VCR) tOhelp the user with specific feature commls (color adjustment, peogra_

ming, elc.).

Menu * An on-screen listing of feature controls shown on the Television screen that are

made available for user adjustments.

Prngrmmuing *The procedure o4"adding or deleting channel num.

bets into the Television's menm_ cireui_. In this way the Television

"remembers" only the locally avni[able or desired channel numbers

and skips ova" any unwanted elumnet numbers.

Remote Semor Window * A window or opening toned'on the

Television conltol t_nel through which infrared remote control com.

mand signals are received,

Accessories ..... 2

Add Channels .... 4

Alternate Channel A

Antenna Connecl .2

Autoprogram ....4

Batteries ........ 7

Cable "IVConnect 2

Cable "IV Control .4

Display ......... 3

Channel Memory .4

Channel Reminder 5

Closed Caption ., .7

Coaxial Cable .... 2

Coatmls/TV ..... 3

Controls/RemOte..3

Features .........I

First Tirne Use ...3

Glossary ....... 8

Language ....... 7

Menu Button .... 3

Minus(-) Buttons .3

Plus(+) Button ...3

Precautions .... 1, 8

Programming .... 4

Remote Control . .3

Service ......... 8

RF Cable ...... .2

Safety Nc4es...I, 8

Sensor Remote ...3

SETUP ......... 3

Sleep Timer ..... 7

Smart Picture ....6

Smart Sound ..... 6

Status Button .... 3

Tips for Service . .8

VCR Connections .2

Volume Bar ..... 6

Wananly ........ g

Stalus * Allows the user to quickly confirm what chmm¢l number is curremly being viewed.

alarm con also he used to clear the Television of on screen displays or information (mlher than

waiting for the displays to "time one" or automatically disappear from the screen).

Twin Lead Wire * The mo_ commonly used name for the two strand _Ohm atueona wire

used with mmy indoor and outdoor antenna systems, In many c'_cs this type of antenna wire

requires an additional adapter (or helun) in ruder to connect to the 75 Ohm Input terminals.

"_------lll'll]mtt'mt'-" COt.OR Till .F-VISION LIMITI'_D WAItRA.'\'TY "

90 Days Fr_ Labor .One Ye.ar Freo Service on Pans *TwO YP-__rsFrec Service on Color F'icture Tube Paris

This produc1 must be C31Ticd in for rP4:)air.

WHO IS COVERED?

You mtm ha_'_woof o£ purchau: to receive warranty service. A sales recclp'_or mher doc-

ument showing that you purchased the product is considered proof of purchase.

WHAT IS COVERED?

Warranty. coverage begins the day YOU buy your product. For 90 dap _afltr, all part3

will ix: repaired or replaced, and labor is free. Frem 90 dn.w to #st _ar fmm tl_ da? ef gar-

dm._, all parrs withe repaired or refaced, but you pay for all labor charges. Frem _t to

r_ya_from _day ofpurcba_, _ml pay for the replacement or repair of all parts except"

ch_ color picture tub(:, and for all labor charges. After rre w_fium tl',t day ofpurdm_,

.x_ pay for the replacement or repsir of all parts, and for all labor charges.

All p'qtr_ including repaired and replaced psm, _corcred on b- for the original warrant 3.

I_1_. When the warren Won the product explre_, the warranty on all refaced and

repsired pros a!_ expir_.

WHAT IS EXCLUDED?

Your warrarav does not C_1":

•labor ch_ for inatalladon or sct_ of the pmdnct, edjtmm_t of customer controls

On the product, and inaudladrm or re_ ofant_non _.3tcms onrs_de Or"the product.

• product repair and/or part r_erncut because o4" misuse, accident, unuuthorizcd

repair or other caus_ not _thin the €ontrol of Philips Consumer F.kerronlca Compan._:

• reception problems caused by.signal conditions or cahk or antenna systems outside the

unit.

• a prodt_ that requires modificatim_ or adaptation to enabk it to operate in any coun-

other than the country, for which it was dssiKond, manufactured, apgros_'d and/or

authorize, or repair ofpmdoc_ damaged by these modifications.

• inadcoral or consequential damages r_nidng from the pt'oduct. (Some Stat_. do nor

allmv the exdusion ofincldenml or conscquencial damagc_, so the abo_ exclusion may

not apply to you. This indudc_ but is not limited to, _mat_al, schether

cop_.xigbied or not copyrighted.)

WHERE IS SERVICE AVAILABLE?

Warranty. scrvlce b availablc in all €o_ntrlcs where the product is officially distributed _.

Philips Consumer Elecu'onics Compauv. in countries where Phillps C.onann_:_ BecU'onics

Company do_ nor distribute the pt_uct, the local Philips scrvior organization will

attempt to provide service (although there may be a delay ifth_ appropriate spare parts and

technical manual(s) arc not readily available).

MAKE SURE YOU KEEP...

Hnase keep .voor udc_ receipt or orher decument showing proof of purchase. Attach it to

thisowner's manual and keep both neath):Alan keep the original bos and p_cking rnutc-

rial in ca_ .you need to reua'n yore"p¢odnct.

BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE...

Pkasc clwck )'our ou'uer's manual before requesting _'ice. Adimtmcms of the controls

discussed there may sa_,e you asen'ice call.

TO GET WARRA.%_'Y SERVICE IN U.S.A.. PUERTO RICO OR

U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS...

"lab: the product to aPhilipe laura." r_r_'ior center (scc endo_d list) or authorized scrvi_

center for repair. _,Vhcn the product has been repaired, you must pick up the unit ar the

center. (_n_rs may keep dcfectivc parts.

(In U.S.A., Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Idands, all implied xcarrantics, including implied

wacrandes of merchansabilie,.,and fitness for a particular purpose, are limited in durntion to

the dumdrm of tbis expre_ warrann: But, because some states do not allow limitations on

how k_g an implied warranty may last, this limhadoo may not apply to you.)

TO GET WARRANTY SERVICE LN CANADA...

Take the product to aPhilipe €omumer scr_'io: center (listnd belou'), self:sere'king dealer

or authorized scn_ce dq_.

F..k-ctrou_ Ltd.

601 Milner Avenue, Scarborough, Ontario, MIB IM8

(416) 292-5161

5930 C6te de Liesse, MantraS, Quebec, H4T IE]

(514) 342-9180

3695 Gcandview H_:, Vanco_'er, B.C., VSM 2G7

(604) 435-4411

(In Canada, this warranty b given in lleu of all other v,_des. NO other warranties arc

cxpresa_ or implied, including an), implk'd warranties of n',erchantabiliw or fimess for a

pertlcular porpo_ Ph I_is not liable undo" any areurnntances for any dim=t indirect

special, incidental or conscqorndal damages, hm_'er incurred, _n "if"nodfied of the

ixmibilit3., re'such dsmag_.)

REMEMBER...

Please record the modal and _numbers found ou the product bdow. Also, pkase fig

out and mail your ,_'m"anw registration card prompd): It _'ill IN:caslcr for us to noti_..'

you if necc:am3'. This v,lrran_, r,h'esyou specific Icpl rights. You may have other rights

which vary from State gOStaUC.

MODEL #

SERIAL #

Philip* Service C_ml_my 401 _Andrew Johnson Highway

JeffersonCity,Tennessee37760

(615) 47S-8869