How to troubleshoot Coby TV DVD Combo remote control not working?
If the remote control for your Coby TV DVD Combo is not working, remove any obstacles between the remote and the player. Point the remote towards the remote sensor on the player. Check if the batteries are loaded with the correct polarities and replace the batteries if necessary.
How to fix Coby TV DVD Combo no power?
If your Coby TV DVD Combo has no power, ensure the unit is powered on manually. Check that the power cord is properly connected to the power outlet and the main power switch is on.
Why is there no sound on my Coby TFDVD2697?
If there is no sound on your Coby TV DVD Combo, first increase the volume. Then, check if the MUTE function is activated. Also, verify that the sound system is properly set and the AV audio signal input cable is correctly connected.
What to do if my Coby TFDVD2697 has no picture?
If your Coby TV DVD Combo displays no picture, try switching to another TV channel. Ensure the system connection is proper and secure. Check the connection cables for any damage.
Why is the color distorted on my Coby TV DVD Combo?
If the color is distorted on your Coby TV DVD Combo, try resetting the color system of the unit. Check if the system has been properly connected, and ensure the AV video signal input cable is connected correctly.
What causes picture and sound interference on Coby TV DVD Combo?
If you are experiencing interference with the picture and sound on your Coby TV DVD Combo, check if the system is properly connected. If you are using an antenna, try adjusting it.
What to do if my Coby TV DVD Combo is malfunctioning?
If your Coby TV DVD Combo is malfunctioning, unplug the player for 30 minutes. After that, power it on again; the restore function should reset the player.
General| Brand | Coby |
|---|---|
| Model | TFDVD2697 |
| Category | TV DVD Combo |
| Language | English |
Record serial number for future reference.
Connect the power cord to the unit and AC outlet.
Disconnect power/batteries when not in use for long periods.
Device compliance with FCC rules and interference guidelines.
Details on LCD technology and normal pixel variations.
Restrictions on unauthorized copying and performance.
Reading instructions, cleaning, attachments, and general usage.
Warnings about water, moisture, placement, and ventilation.
Guidelines for power cords, plugs, and lightning protection.
Advises against self-servicing and inserting objects.
Conditions requiring service and use of proper replacement parts.
Wall mounting procedures and avoiding heat sources.
Proper grounding methods for outdoor antenna systems.
Lists TV, AV, S-Video, Component, DVD, HDMI, VGA inputs.
High resolution, Dolby Digital sound, screen aspect ratios.
Disc compatibility and playback functions.
The primary television unit.
Power cord, RCA cable, and remote control unit.
TFT Panel, Speaker, Remote Sensor, Power Indicator.
MODE, MENU, CH +/-, VOL +/- buttons.
POWER, OPEN/CLOSE, STOP, PLAY/PAUSE, SLOW/STEP, NEXT, PREV, Disc Slot.
Power Jack, HDMI, VGA, Component, S-Video, Optical Out.
AV1, AV2 inputs, PC Audio In, Antenna Jack, Phone Jack.
Steps for detaching the stand and mounting to a wall.
POWER, VOLUME, CHANNEL, MENU, RETURN, directional buttons.
DVD SETUP, LCD SETUP, MODE, SLEEP, EPG, FAV, INFO, CH-LIST.
MUTE, FORMAT, TITLE, ANGLE, SUBTITLE, MENU, PLAY/PAUSE, STOP.
TITLE, ANGLE, SUBTITLE, MENU for DVD specific functions.
F.BWD, F.FWD, NEXT, PREV, PROGRAM, GOTO, REPEAT, ZOOM.
SLOW/STEP for motion control, A-B for section repeat.
Inserting AAA batteries and replacing the compartment cover.
Pointing at sensor, operating distance, and angle.
Avoiding bright lights, obstructions, and using with other equipment.
Connecting RF sources and the power cord.
Connecting YCbCr/PbCr/Pr and L/R audio signals.
Connecting S-Video signals and L/R audio.
Connecting composite video and stereo audio signals.
Connecting a computer monitor and audio.
Connecting digital audio/video via HDMI.
Connecting cables and turning on the TV.
Accessing and navigating the main TV setup menu.
Adjusting Picture Mode, Contrast, Brightness, Color, Tint, Sharpness.
Configuring Sound Mode, Bass, Treble, Balance, Surround, AVC, Language.
Setting Sleep Timer, Time Zone, Daylight Saving, and Clock.
Adjusting Menu Language, Transparency, Zoom, Noise Reduction, Closed Caption.
Managing Passwords, System Lock, and Parental Controls.
Selecting antenna type and performing automatic channel scanning.
Managing favorite channels and hiding unwanted ones.
Editing channel labels and checking DTV signal intensity.
Connecting external sources and selecting AV modes.
Accessing and navigating the AV setup menu.
Picture settings for AV input, similar to TV section.
Using the TV as a monitor via VGA and PC Audio.
Accessing and adjusting PC setup menu items.
Adjusting H-Pos, V-Pos, Clock, and Phase for PC input.
Inserting discs and beginning DVD playback.
Using MENU, SUBTITLE, and ANGLE for DVD features.
Playing audio CDs and MP3 files.
Displaying JPEG photos with rotation options.
Start, Pause, Stop, and Fast Forward/Backward playback.
Using REPEAT, A-B, and GOTO for specific playback needs.
Using SLOW/STEP for detailed motion control.
Applying zoom effects and programming playback sequences.
Configuring TV System, Screen Saver, Power Resume, TV Type.
Setting parental rating levels and managing passwords.
Changing the setup password and restoring factory defaults.
Choosing OSD, Audio, Subtitle, and Menu languages.
Resolving issues like no power, picture, or sound.
Troubleshooting remote control and unit malfunctions.
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