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Before
Requesting
Service
Pr
ecautions
Precautions
Please
read
these
cautions
before
you
operate
this
VCR.
_
Video
Head
Clogging
Avoid
Sudden
Changes
In
Temperature
The
video
heads
place
picture
signals
on
the
tape
during
If
the
VCR
is
suddenly
moved
from
a
cald
place
to
a
warm
recording
and
read
picture
signals
from
the
tape
during
place,
condensation
may
form
on
the
tape
and
inside
the
playback
and
they
are,
therefore,
of
critical
importance
for
VCR.
the
picture
quality.
To
ensure
that
they
can
always
provide
es
opitlmum
picture
quality,
this
VCR
is
equipped
with
an
Humidity
and
Dust
Auto
Head
Cieaning
Function
that
removes
tape
particles
and
dust
from
the
video
heads.
However,
ifthe
VCRis
used
over
extremely
long
periods
of
time,
these
heads
may
still
become
dirty
and
clogged.
In
such
a
case,
the
signals
can
no
longer
be
recorded
correctly,
and
the
saa
playback
picture
will
be
distorted
accordingly.
This
is
the
Avoid
places
where
there
is
high
humidity
or
much
dust,
which
may
cause
damage
to
internal
parts.
De
Not
Obstruct
the
Ventilation
Holes
The
ventilation
holes
prevent
abnormal
increases
In
case,
for
example,
during
the
playback
of
a
tape,
the
temperature,
Do
not
block
or
cover
these
holes.
Especially
sound
is
reproduced
normally,
but
no
picture
is
seen,
or
avold
covering
the
holes
with
soft
materials
such
as
cloth
the
picture
is
greatly
distorted.
When
such
a
symptom
or
paper.
case
occurs
have
the
recorder
checked
by
qualified
service
personnel.
Keep
away
from
High
Temperature
Keep
the
VCR
away
from
extreme
direct
heat
suchas
_
Head
cleaning
by
service
agent
is
not
covered
direct
sunlight,
heating
radiators,
or
closed
automobiles.
by
warranty.
Condensation
may
form
In
the
VCR
if:
Never
bring
a
magnet
or
magnetized
object
near
the
VCR
because
it
will
adversely
affect
the
performance
of
the
The
VCR
is in
a
room
where
the
heater
has
just
been
VCR.
turned
on.
-
The
VCR
is
in
a
room
with
steam
or
high
humidity.
No
Fingers
or
Other
Objects
Inside
7
pila
etnaeces
brought
from
cold
surroundings
into
a
well-
Touching
internal
parts
of
this
VCR
is
dangerous,
and
may
@The
VCR
is
suddenly
brought
from
cool
surroundings,
cause
serious
damage
to
the
VCR.
Do
not
attempt
to
such
as
an
air-conditioned
room
or
car,
to
a
place
which
disassemble
the
VCR.
There
are
no
user
serviceable
is
hot
and
humid.
parts
inslde.
Note:
Keep
Water
away
Do
not
operate
the
VCR
for
at
least
1
hour
if
any
of
the
sii
i
above
conditions
occur.
Keep
the
VCR
away
from
flower
vases,
tubs,
sinks,
etc.
This
VCR
does
not
incorporate
a
dew
sensor.
&
CAUTION:
if
liquids
are
spilied
into
the
VGR,
serious
ee
a
damage
could
occur.
If
you
spill
any
liquid
into
the
VCR,
Tape
Care
=
consult
qualified
service
personnel.
Some
do's
and
don'ts
on
tape
care.
i
ee
a
:
:
ete
ee
Shei
eee
Sink
Ee
aed’
ow
.
c=.
3
5-34
te
ane
Cleaning
the
VCR
DO:
©
Saeko
cpa
MEMES
Seri
es
ee,
Rae
See
'
~
Ty
Use'a
good
quality
branded
tape,
such
as
Panasonic.
x=
Wipe
the
VCR
with
a
clean,
dry
cloth.
Never
use
cleaning
2)
Keep
In
the
Box
supplied
with
your
tape,
or
a
vi
ideo.
fluid,
or
other
chemicals.
Do
not
use
compressed
airto
_
eae
case,
when
not
in
use.
remove
dust.
:
3)
Try
to
use
all
the
tape
on
a
cassette
by
making
_
os
Bias
a
se
ee
|.
ee
recordings
not
only
at
the
tape
start
but
also
in
the
Stacking
:
:
apie?
—_
middle
and
end
sections.
This
will
avoid
many
Place
the
VCR
in
a
horizontal
position,
and
do
not
place
reneated
recordings
at
the
beginning
of
the
tane
anything
heavy
on
it.
resulting
in
premature
wear.
4)
Take
care
to
insert
a
tape
correctly
into
the
VCR
to
avoid
damage.
DO
NOT:
1)
Expose
the
tape
to
high
humidity
or
temperature.
2)
Expose
to
liquid.
3)
Expose
to
dust
particles
by
storing
directly
on
a
carpet
for
example.
4)
Use
a
damaged
tape
or
attempt
to
repair.
5)
Dismantle
the
cassette
housing.
6)
Aitempt
io
iifi
the
front
cassetie
fiap
or
touch
the
tape
surface.
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