To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a Sharp Aquos LC 20B1U LCD TV with no picture or sound?
If your Sharp LCD TV has no picture or sound, ensure the AC adapter is properly inserted into the power outlet and the main power switch is turned on. Also, confirm that the input mode is set to TV and that you are receiving signals from broadcasting stations.
What to do if my Sharp Aquos LC 20B1U has no sound?
If your Sharp LCD TV has no sound, first ensure that the volume is not set to the minimum and the sound is not muted. Also, check that headphones are not connected to the TV.
Why is the picture on my Sharp LCD TV not clear?
If your Sharp LCD TV picture is not clear, make sure the antenna cable is properly connected. Also, consider whether TV signals are being properly received.
Why is my Sharp LCD TV remote control not working?
If your Sharp LCD TV remote control is not working, check the batteries. Also, ensure that the remote sensor window is not under strong fluorescent lighting.
What to do if my Sharp LCD TV has no picture or sound, just noise?
If your Sharp LCD TV displays no picture or sound and only shows noise, ensure the antenna cable is properly connected and that TV signals are being properly received.
How to brighten a dark picture on my Sharp Aquos LC 20B1U LCD TV?
If the picture on your Sharp LCD TV is too dark, try pressing the Brightness button. Also, check the PICTURE and BLACK LEVEL adjustments.
How to fix a light or improperly tinted picture on my Sharp Aquos LC 20B1U?
To correct a light or improperly tinted picture on your Sharp LCD TV, check the color adjustment and the color system setting.
General| Screen Size | 20 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Resolution | 640 x 480 pixels |
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3 |
| Contrast Ratio | 400:1 |
| Response Time | 25ms |
| Power Consumption | 45W |
| Inputs | Composite, S-Video, VGA |
Explains risks of fire, electric shock, and important operating instructions.
Covers FCC compliance, plug polarization, grounding advice, and product disposal.
Provides comprehensive safety instructions for installation, operation, and maintenance.
Advises on safe placement, cleaning, handling glass, and avoiding heat sources.
Details electrical safety measures, including antenna grounding and lightning surge protection.
Lists all items included in the product package for user reference.
Explains remote usage, sensor interaction, and correct battery insertion.
Guides on connecting the TV to power and antenna systems, including cable types.
Details the functions of buttons, indicators, and screen angle adjustment on the front panel.
Lists and describes all connection ports located on the back of the television for external devices.
Provides instructions for accessing components and connecting headphones for audio output.
Identifies each button on the remote control and its primary function for operating the TV.
Guides users on setting the appropriate color system and initial configurations based on their country.
Instructs on powering up the TV and selecting the correct input source for connected devices.
Details how to control audio levels, mute the sound, and select audio channels (MTS).
Provides instructions for changing TV channels using the remote control's keypad and channel buttons.
Guides users on entering, navigating, and exiting the TV's on-screen menu system.
Details the steps for setting the automatic TV turn-off timer via the remote or menu.
Guides on adjusting the screen's brightness level for optimal viewing comfort.
Instructs on changing the language displayed on the TV's on-screen menus and messages.
Details how to fine-tune picture quality settings like brightness, contrast, color, tint, and sharpness.
Covers adjusting color system settings for different video modes (TV, AV, CARD) and regions.
Guides on adjusting system settings like Auto Power Off, image orientation, and AV2 input/output.
Details how to configure the TV's receiving mode for broadcast (AIR) or cable channels.
Explains how to scan for channels, save them to memory, and manage the channel list.
Guides on enabling/disabling blue screen and configuring closed captioning for viewing text.
Introduces the V-Chip system for content restriction, explaining MPAA and TV Parental Guidelines.
Details how to block content based on MPAA age-based ratings using the V-Chip system.
Guides on setting content restrictions using TV Parental Guidelines and blocking specific content categories.
Details how to block content based on MPAA age-based ratings using the V-Chip system.
Guides on setting content restrictions using TV Parental Guidelines and blocking specific content categories.
Details how to block specific content categories (D, L, S, V, FV) within the V-Chip system.
Provides instructions on activating, deactivating, and canceling V-Chip blocking, and managing the secret number.
Covers changing V-Chip blocking settings and how to reset or change the secret number.
Lists compatible memory card types and their maximum supported storage capacities.
Provides essential precautions for handling memory cards and PC card adapters to prevent data loss or damage.
Guides on the correct procedure for inserting and removing memory cards and PC card adapters.
Details how to switch to CARD mode and select playback options like CARD, SLIDE SHOW, and INDEX MODE.
Describes the CARD and SLIDE SHOW playback modes for viewing images from memory cards.
Covers the INDEX playback mode and how to navigate through pages of images.
Outlines the various settings available for memory card playback operations.
Guides on customizing slide show settings like interval, image order, and repeat playback.
Details how to select and register up to nine images for custom slide show playback.
Covers registering additional images and erasing all registered MY PROGRAM settings.
Guides on rotating images and selecting specific files for viewing or editing.
Details how to select audio sources (TV, AV1, AV2, COMPONENT) during card playback.
Provides examples of external devices that can be connected to the TV's AV-IN and COMPONENT terminals.
Illustrates specific cable connections for VCRs, DVD players, and video cameras to the TV inputs.
Describes how to output video and audio signals from the TV to external devices via AV-OUT terminals.
Provides solutions for common TV problems like no picture, no sound, or poor picture quality.
Addresses issues with picture sharpness, movement, doubling, spotting, and color fading due to reception.
Offers solutions for issues encountered during memory card playback, such as data errors or message displays.
Presents detailed technical specifications of the LCD TV, including panel, resolution, power, and dimensions.
Displays detailed diagrams of the TV unit with precise measurements for all sides and views.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the end-user limited warranty for the product.
Provides the specific terms of the express limited warranty for Sharp products sold in Canada.
