20 Most Recent Toshiba 20AF44 20" TV Questions & Answers

1331, 1232, 1321 Check these codes first. Try this link. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/ There are more than two thousand and four hundred posts. All are related to television and other domestic electronic equipment service help.

0159 0178 0109 0120 0181 0105 0049 0095 0170 0260 0358 0394 0924 0012 0095 0117 0141 These are the setup codes for Toshiba TV, with universal remote control. Just buy one universal remote control, which have these setup codes. Brand isn't a matter. You can get this detail, by the code list, the remote control will have.

Its memory IC has damaged. Replace it with samey number.

Try using the Channel Down to go lower than ChANNEL 2, then you should see AV1, AV2, ect.

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If you feel you need a universal remote, I would suggest the Phiilps remote model#SRP1003. This model number is located near the UPC code. If you feel you need an original, see Matelectronic.com or MCM Electronics.com. Thanks for asking and show all hands of support!

No,all CRT tvs (tube tvs) are analog tvs.

As far as I'm aware, the only way to switch inputs on the TV is by using the Toshiba remote--there aren't buttons on the TV itself to do it. Which means unfortunately, if nothing on your universal remote will do so and you don't have the Toshiba remote (either to use or to reprogram your universal remote with), you may be out of luck.

Feed cable signal directly to tv(no BOX) activate auto-program for channel memory.

if the tv has a cable ready hook up then it can produce digital the trick is if your tv have satellite or a cable service then you don't need the convertor box but if you don't have none of these services then you will need a convertor box and if you have service provider and the service gets cancelled then you will need the convertor box

you probably got a power surge and could have blown an internal fuse or the power supply was damaged. If you know about troubleshooting electronic curcuits then your gonna first need a schematic diagram and that can be gotten from sams photo facts They have almost any tv diagramand is downloadable too. If you dont under stand how the set works then I would advise a pro taking a look at it as it could be a current limiter resistor or a regulator IC .. Good Luck

Just because a TV has RGB component inputs does not mean
HI-Def will work......Component range = 480 to 720 to 1080....

You can download owners manual off web..Toshiba.com..
click on HDTV then click customer support....owners manual.

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In audio menu, find selection for SAP and change to stereo...
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