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General| Display Technology | CRT |
|---|---|
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3 |
| Speakers | Mono |
| Screen Size | 14", 20" |
| Inputs | Composite |
Appliance needs qualified personnel when cord, plug, liquid, performance, or enclosure is damaged.
Televisions must comply with stability standards to prevent tip-over hazards.
Connects a 75-ohm antenna to the TV's antenna plug, using adapters if needed.
Connects a cable TV signal directly to the TV's 75-ohm jack.
Steps to turn on TV, adjust volume, and change channels using physical buttons.
How to operate the remote, including battery installation.
Select TV channels or enter menu values; switch between last and current channel.
Display channel info, remove menus, or activate Closed Captioning.
Set auto turn-off timer or cycle through selected channels.
Turn TV on/off and adjust sound volume.
Access and navigate menus using Menu and Arrow buttons.
Control audio mute, sound presets, and picture presets.
Set a code to prevent unauthorized access to blocked content.
Block specific channels or AV inputs.
Clear all blocks or block all channels and inputs.
Block programming based on movie or TV ratings.
Steps to resolve issues when the TV does not turn on.
Steps to resolve issues when the screen remains blank.
Steps to resolve issues when there is no audio output.
Steps to resolve issues with the remote control not functioning.
Resolves problems with wrong channels or missing channels above 13.
Caution against leaving static images to prevent screen aging.
Guidelines for placing the TV to prevent damage and ensure ventilation.
Safe methods for cleaning the TV screen and cabinet.
Requires sales receipt or document showing purchase date and retailer.
Details labor, parts, and display coverage periods and terms.
Lists conditions and damages not covered by the warranty.
Contact information for warranty service in the U.S.A. and Canada.
