Proscan ps35653 will not turn on after recent move

To set up a Nako na-810A clock, you will need to insert a battery and then follow the steps below:

1. Insert the battery. The battery compartment is located on the back of the clock. Remove the cover and insert the battery, making sure to follow the polarity markings.
2. Set the time. Press the "M" button to enter time setting mode. The hours will start flashing. Use the "S" and "D" buttons to adjust the hours. Once the hours are set, press the "M" button to move to the minutes. Adjust the minutes in the same way, and then press the "M" button to save the time.
3. Set the date. Press the "M" button twice to enter date setting mode. The year will start flashing. Use the "S" and "D" buttons to adjust the year, and then press the "M" button to move to the month. Adjust the month in the same way, and then press the "M" button to move to the day. Adjust the day in the same way, and then press the "M" button to save the date.
4. Set the alarm. Press the "M" button three times to enter alarm setting mode. The alarm time will start flashing. Use the "S" and "D" buttons to adjust the alarm time, and then press the "M" button to save the alarm time.
5. Turn on the alarm. To turn on the alarm, press the "D" button once. The alarm icon will appear on the display.
6. Turn off the alarm. To turn off the alarm, press the "D" button once. The alarm icon will disappear from the display.

That's it! You have now successfully set up your Nako na-810A clock.

The ctc169 was the workhorse of the RCA line being used in over 300 models----sounds like a possible audio output circuit---a lot of parts are no longer available and I would be careful having a shop fix a set this old.

YOU "might" be able to get around this with a surround sound system used with a cable box.

Did you get fuel recently, might have something in fuel e.g water? or even the fuel filter getting clogged.

These units are famous for high voltage/horizontal problems which could have affected the power supply. Parts are beggining to be no longer available for these sets. Have a shop give you an estimate before putting a lot of money in it. Thanks for using fixya.

Try using the stylus located bottom right. Use finger nail to flick out. Once you've done this select settings and select pen calibration until Done appears on screen this sets the sensor according to your touch!
All the best.

press the menu button on the front of the tv and then scroll down using the channel buttons to picture format, next change the format from widescreen to standard.

to wide to read ? i think u can adjust the horizontal or im buying proscans im trying to figure out what you mean does the print fade from side to side or ?

Sometimes a power surge or bump will cause the program chip to hang up. If there was no surge or bump, then program chip may be defective. Any case i would return it for another.

Alarm Setting:

1st: Press the mode button to go to the alarm screen.

2nd: Press the adjust button for the time to flash

3rd: (For the Hourly Alarm) You can adjust the time here while it is flashing by pressing the start/stop button. Cycle through this until you have the time you want. The setting will have the P in the left side of the screen for PM (night time).

4th: (For the Daily Alarm) Do steps  1-3 once the time is flashing use the Mode button to cycle through to the date field of the watch. Once it is flashing you can use the Start/Stop Button to chose which date Month/Day, after chosing the month just press the Mode button once more to go to the day field.

 

 

sounds like the main board has an issue