Zenith TV You posted a solution to a question regarding changing the video setting on a zenith tv - the link in your answer posted in Feb 08 is broken. Can you please re-post that answer or re-answer the question. v/r, N Suarez

The Zenith DTT901 receives OTA (over-the-air) digital signals from TV stations and converts them to an analog signal to be used with an older analog television.

So the answer is no.

Switch OFF SPOT; is the problem. The most probable cause to this is with the smoothing capacitor used at the Video Output supply voltage. Contact any service technician to locate and replace this capacitor. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Pull up older posts. Surf the site with patience. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/

sounds like you don;t have the code to input to do that...there ware ways to reset the passcode...
an example of this would be a blurb that was posted on this website regarding a philips tv..http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/cpindex.pl?ctn=47PFL7409D/30&dct=QAC&faqview=1&refdisplay=C26_MTV_HK_LC09M_PNS_QAC_73609&refnr=0073609&scy=HK&slg=AEN you can write Zenith on teir website contact customer service, they may be able to help.

hi the power button might be underneath the tv or a touch screen panel

regards
shaun

See previous answers for duplicates of this question you posted.

Hi there,

The Zenith player/recorder will be able to record to DVD from an external input such as a PVR. The most likely reasons you are unable to record successfully are:

1. The TV / DVR is not connected to the Zenith recorder correctly. You need a separate cable for recording. You cannot record using the cable that is connected for playback of DVD discs.
2. The TV / DVR does not have "VIDEO OUT" sockets
3. You have not selected the correct external input on the Zenith recorder

If you can let me know the brand and model number of your TV / DVR and how it is connected to the Zenith DVD recorder, I can let you know why it isn't working, how to make it work, and even draw you a setup diagram, if required. It's very difficult to give you the correct answer without these details.

You Zenith DVD recorder will record from the DVR - the real question is, can the DVR send video to the Zenith DVD recorder . . . ?

Regards,
BElectric

Go to zenith.com, look under the service icon at the top and then you should see a listing for "Class Action Lawsuit/Settlement". If you follow that link, they'll have specifics listed for this suit that was brought against them (including tv model #s included in the suit). There was an agreement reached to fix/replace affected t.v.s, court date was in Feb. I believe, and just waiting now until they post information on how to proceed.

The short answer is no. You will not need a converter box. This set contains the ATSC tuner required for the new over-air signals.

Dan

great ma ma- first of all if the tv was dropped,then there is a good chance that the pc board was damaged most likely a small crack near the audio section.This sort of repair is probably better left to someone with very good soldering skills. If you think you know someone,let me know I can help. cooltek Feb.15/08

Go to zenith.com, look under the service icon at the top and then you should see a listing for "Class Action Lawsuit/Settlement". If you follow that link, they'll have specifics listed for this suit that was brought against them (including tv model #s included in the suit). There was an agreement reached to fix/replace affected t.v.s, court date was in Feb. I believe, and just waiting now until they post information on how to proceed.

http://www.zenithservice.com/index_b2c.jsp

Good luck and hope that helps.