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Insignia DVD Player
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When movie soundtracks are played at low
volume or from smaller speakers, you can turn On
the dynamic range feature. Your DVD player
applies appropriate compression to make
low-level content more intelligible and prevent
dramatic passages from getting too loud.
Maintenance
Handling discs
• To keep a disc clean, do not touch the play side
(non-label side) of the disc.
• Do not attach paper or tape to the disc.
Cleaning discs
• Before playback, wipe the disc outwards from the
center (not in a circle) with a clean cloth.
• If you cannot clean the disc with a dry cloth, wipe
the disc with a slightly moistened, soft cloth, then
dry it with a soft cloth.
• Do not use any solvents, such as paint thinner,
benzine, commercially available cleaners, or
anti-static spray designed for vinyl records.
Troubleshooting
Check the following information for the possible
cause and solution for a problem before contacting
the nearest service center or dealer for repairs.
The following do not indicate a problem with your
DVD player:
• Regular disc rotation sounds.
• Image disturbance during search.
Resetting your DVD player
To reset your DVD player:
1 Press SETUP. The on-screen menu opens.
2 Press
S
or
T
to select RESET.
3 Press ENTER to highlight RESTORE, then press
ENTER.
Power
Video and audio
Caution
Resetting your DVD player returns all
settings to the factory defaults.
Problem Possible solution
No power
• Make sure that the power cord is securely
connected to a power outlet.
• Make sure that the power outlet is supplying
power. Test the power outlet by plugging a device,
such as a lamp, into the power outlet and turning it
on.
The DVD player switches
to standby mode
• After a period of inactivity, your DVD player
switches to standby mode automatically. This is a
power saving feature. If your DVD player switches
to standby mode unexpectedly, a safety device
may have been activated. Press (Standby/On)
on the front of your DVD player.
Problem Possible solution
No picture
• Make sure that the TV is turned on and set to the
correct video input for your DVD player.
• Make sure that your DVD player is correctly
connected to the TV.
Picture is distorted
• Make sure that the disc is not dirty. See “Cleaning
discs” on page 13.
• The DVD may be scratched or warped. Try another
DVD.
• Make sure that the TV is connected to the correct
jacks on the back of your DVD player.
• Make sure that the TV is set to the correct video
input source.
• Your DVD player may be experiencing interference
from a nearby device, such as a TV, radio, or VCR.
Try turning the devices off one at a time to find out
which device is causing interference. Then move
your DVD player and the device farther apart.
• Turn off your DVD player, wait 10 seconds, then
turn it back on.
No sound
• Make sure that the TV or home theater is turned
on.
• Make sure that the sound on the TV or home
theater is not muted.
• Make sure that the volume on the TV or home
theater is turned up.
• Make sure that your DVD player is correctly
connected to the TV or home theater.
Audio and video pause
momentarily
• This happens when your DVD player is changing
chapters in a playlist.
• When playing a disc that is recorded on both layers,
audio and video may pause when your DVD player
is changing layers.
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