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XV-D2000BK
LET0091-001A
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Troubleshooting
What appears to be a malfunction may not always be serious. Please go through
the following list before requesting service.
Symptom Possible cause Remedy
Power does Power plug is not inserted Plug in securely.
not come on. securely.
Remote control Too far from the player. Come closer to the player.
does not work.
The tip of the remote unit is Point the infrared light-
not pointed in the right emittingwindow toward the
direction. remote sensor on the front panel.
Batteries are exhausted. Replace the batteries with new
ones.
Battery polarity is incorrect. Take out the batteries and
insert them again in the correct
direction.
No picture is Connection of video cable is Connect the cable correctly
displayed on incorrect. (see page 9).
the monitor.
Input selection of TV is incorrect. Select correctly.
Disc is not playable. (See page 16.)
No audio is Connection to stereo system Check connections
reproduced. is incorrect. (see Page 9 to 13).
Input selection of amplifier Select correctly.
is incorrect.
No sound from PHONES LEVEL is too low. Adjust the PHONE LEVEL.
headphones.
Sound is Disc is dirty. Wipe the disc surface
distorted or (see page 59).
noise is
player is connected to Connect player with the
generated.
a VCR. TV directly.
Picture is
garbled.
Picture does MONITOR TYPE is not See “MONITOR TYPE”
not fit with the correctly set. on page 55.
television
Television is not correctly set. Set the television correctly.
screen.
Operation is Microcomputer malfunctions Turn off the power, then
not possible. due to lightning or static connect the power cord again.
electricity.
Moisture condensation occurs Turn off the power,
by sudden change of then turn it on a few hours
temperature or humidity. later.
The TV DOWN MIX is set to OFF. Set DOWN MIX to L0/R0
speakers do (see page 33).
not reproduce
dialogs for a
DVD movie
disc.
There may be causes other than the player. Check the other devices connected to
the player.
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