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General| Brand | Westinghouse |
|---|---|
| Model | CW40T6DW |
| Category | TV |
| Language | English |
Highlights electrical shock hazards, radiation exposure risks, and precautions for qualified personnel.
Lists essential safety rules for TV operation, including water avoidance, cleaning, and ventilation.
Covers cord protection, attachments, cart use, lightning storms, and battery warnings.
Step-by-step instructions with diagrams for attaching the TV stand base.
Guides on stable surface placement, avoiding material on TV, and checking wall mount steadiness.
Instructs not to block ventilation and to route cables safely to prevent tripping.
Advices protection from humidity, heat, and electrical interference.
Covers safe cleaning procedures and the risks of using non-approved spare parts.
Explains the function of buttons and the power indicator on the TV's front panel.
Lists and describes the function of various connection ports on the back of the TV.
Step-by-step guidance on properly connecting the power cord to the TV and outlet.
Details connecting antennas, amplifiers, and the RF input for signal reception.
Connects AV (RCA) and YPbPr component devices for audio and video.
Connects a PC to the TV using VGA for video and separate audio input.
Explains connecting devices via HDMI for digital audio/video transfer.
Indicates the service port is exclusively for factory use.
Details the purpose of each button on the remote control for TV operation and menu navigation.
Explains how to assign and recall favorite channels using dedicated buttons.
Provides instructions for installing batteries and precautions to prevent leakage.
Guides through language selection, time zone, power mode, and source connection.
Details the process for scanning channels via ATSC and Cable, including access codes.
Adjusts contrast, brightness, color, sharpness, and color temperature.
In-depth adjustments for picture mode, contrast, brightness, color, sharpness, and temp.
Customizes sound mode, bass, treble, balance, SPDIF type, and audio language.
Elaborates on sound mode, bass, treble, balance, SPDIF, and language options.
Configures sleep timer, time zone, and clock settings.
Provides sleep timer, time zone, and daylight saving time settings.
Sets menu language, zoom mode, and noise reduction.
Configures noise reduction and PC setup options.
Adjusts H/V position, clock, phase, and auto settings.
Provides general access to lock functions like password and parental controls.
Manages password, system lock, and US parental controls.
Sets MPAA ratings, Canadian controls, and resets RRT.
Selects signal source (Air/Cable/QAM) and performs auto scan.
Guides on entering access codes for channel scanning.
Allows adding or removing favorite channels.
Enables hiding or showing channels in the channel list.
Shows channel number, label, and DTV signal quality.
Configures CC modes, font styles, and DLC.
Resets all TV settings to their factory defaults.
Provides solutions for 'No Signal' by checking cable connections.
Offers advice on adjusting contrast, color, brightness, and addressing screen disturbances.
Addresses remote issues (batteries, obstruction) and lack of sound (MUTE).
Lists screen size, resolution, power supply, and consumption.
Details supported input formats and output ports.
Provides TV measurements including stand dimensions and weight.
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