Fisher P7 - Watching Compact Disc Videos; Video Recording; Ce AMIN One; Notes for Safe Operation

Watching
Video
Discs
Watching
Compact
Disc
Videos
14.
Set
the
TV’s
video
switch
to
the
video
mode.
1.
Set
the
TV’s
video
switch
to
the
video
mode.
2.
Press
the
VDP
button.
2.
Press
the
CD
button.
3.
Press
the
play
button
on
the
video
disc
player
to
start
playback.
3.
Press
the
play
button
on
the
compact
disc
video
player
to
start
playback.
@ The component connected to the CDV (CD) jacks will not function
when the amplifier power is off.
Video Recording
@
Use
the
REC
OUT
VCR1
switch
on
the
amplifier
to
record
from
a
second
video
cassette
deck
(VCR2)
or
a
video
disc
player
(VDP)
onto
the
first
video
cassette deck (VCR1).
e@
Torecord
from
a
compact
disc
video
onto
VCR1,
set
the
amplifier’s
A/V
source
to
“CD”.
REC OUT VCR1 switch
When amplifier’s power is on
Ee
Recording
is
possible
from
the
VCR2,
VDP
or
CDV.
Recording
is
possible
from
VCR2
while
watching
the
Playback
is
possible
on
VCR2,
recording
is
possible
TV,
VDP
or
CDV
or
listening
to
a
tape
or
record.
on
VCR1.
Recording
is
possible
from
the
VDP
while
watching
Playback
is
possible
on
the
VDP,
recording
is
the
TV,
VCR2
or
CDV
or
listening
to
a
tape
or
record.
possible
on
VCR1
or
VCR2.
When amplifier’s power is off
Playback is possible on VCR1, recording is possible
on VCR2.
Care
and
Maintenance
Cleaning
Cleaning
the
Deck
1
and
Deck
2
Heads
To
assure
quality
playback
and
recording,
use
a
cotton
swab
to
clean
the
parts
shown
in
Fig.
53
every
10
hours
of
use.
For
tough
dirt,
apply
a
small
amount
of
absolute
alcohol
or
cleaning
fluid
to
the
cotton
swab.
Fig. 53
a) Capstan
b) Erasing head
c) Cotton swab
d) Pinch roller
e)
Recording/playback
head
Demagnetizing
the
Heads
After
extended
use,
the
heads
become
magnetized,
causing
noise
and
a
loss
of
sound
quality.
Use
a
head
eraser
(separately
available)
to
demagnetize
the
heads
periodically.
(For
details,
refer
to
the
head
eraser’s
owner’s
manual.)
Cleaning
the
Cabinet
Use
a
soft
cloth
to
wipe
dirt
off
the
cabinet.
For
tough
dirt,
apply
some
water
or
diluted
neutral
detergent
to
a
soft
cloth,
wring
out
thoroughly,
wipe
off
the
dirt,
then
wipe
the
cabinet
with
a dry cloth.
@
Never
use
benzene,
thinner
or
alcohol,
as
they
can
damage
the
finish.
Notes
for
Safe
Operation
When
plugging
or
unplugging
the
power
cord:
@
Always
hoid
the
plug,
not
the
cord.
@
Make
sure
your
hands
are
dry
to
avoid
electrical
shocks.
@
Unplug
the
power
cord
when
not
using
the
system
for
iong
periods
of
time.
Be
careful
not
to
damage
the
power
cord.
To.
prevent
fires
and
electrical
shocks:
@
if
you
notice
scratches
or
broken
wires
in
the
cord
or
poor
plug
contact,
stop
using
the
cord
and
contact
your
store
of
purchase.
@
Donot
fold,
pull,
twist
or
splice
the
cord.
Beware of water and dust.
@ lf water should get in the system, stop using it and contact your
store of purchase. Continued use is extremely dangerous, and
could result in fires and electrical shocks.
@ Using the system in dusty places could damage it.
Never touch internal parts.
@ Never take the system apart or try to modify it. Touching internal
parts is extremely dangerous, and could result in fires and elec-
trical shocks.
@ Putting metal objects (needies, pins, etc.) inside the system could
result in electrical shocks or malfunction.
The laser beam used by the CD player could damage your
eyes.
Disassembling the CD player is extremely dangerous.
Do not install in hot places.
Do not set the system in places exposed to direct sunlight or near
heating appliances.
Temperatures above 60°C could damage the cabinet and result in
malfunction.
Instali the system in a flat, solid place where it will not be
subject to vibrations. The CD player may not function prop-
erly if set at an inclination of 5° or more.
Condensation
Condensation (water droplets) may form on the optical lens in the CD
player if the surrounding temperature changes abruptly. If this hap-
pens, normal operation will not be possible. Remove the disc and let
the CD player stand with the disc tray open for approximately one hour
before using.
Magnetic forces
The speakers use strong magnets. Do not place clocks, credit cards,
cassette tapes, video tapes, or any other products sensitive to magne-
tism near the speakers.
Music manners
Even good music has its time and place. Set the volume accordingly.
At night, especially, keep windows closed, use headphones, etc., to
avoid bothering your neighbors.