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Sharp VC-H982U VHS VCR Questions & Answers
Vcr wont turn on
Use a voltmeter on the continuity position. Take the fuse out of the VCR and touch each test lead to the ends of the fuse. The meter should read 00
VCR Recorder VC-H982
Can't time record.
You will probably find a free manual at the Sharp website. That should answer most of your problems. However can tell you that PDC stands for Programme Delivery Control. With it on, say you want to record a program that starts at 9pm and finishes at 10pm. Then all you need is set the control to on, when you set the timer recording, and the video will record your show, even if it starts at say 9.10 and runs while 10.10. The VCR will wait till 9.10 to start and stop at 10.10. Good if a sporting event or live event overruns!
However PDC doesn't work on digital and will not work sometimes at all or if you set the timer wrong. It uses the old teletext signal, which is why if you are in an area that has gone over to digital it should be set to off! As it will never get a PDC signal!!!!
I have a Sharp VC-H982
Hi:
If the unit is totally dead meaning no standbye light of or nothing on the display its dark, then you may of blown the AC line fuse. This is the first thing to check the fuse is inside the unit you can trace its location by taking off the top of the VCR and tracing the pwr cord to the point where it connects to the power supply, here is where you will find the AC line fuse use a ohm meter set on continunity to check the fuse for open condintion. If open or blown replace with same voltage and Amperage rating as indicated on the board or the fuse itself. If you find the fuse is good then you have a power supply standbye voltage missing and is related to the power supply. In which case it may be cheaper to just purchase another.
My vcr wont record when
When you set the timer see if PDC appears. If it does switch it to off and try setting a record. PDC sometimes doesn't work. And the recorder will sit there waiting for the signal to tell it when to start recording. Which never comes! However you will have to set the time to adjust for it not recording late running TV shows. For example a show to start at 8pm and finish at 8.30pm, will need to be set at 7.59 till 8.35pm. Or you could miss the start or end! Wheras PDC would get it all even if it started at 8.05!
HOW DO I CONNECT IT
there should be a coax connection on the vcr or it may only have rca connections some models do if so most cable boxes have them now as well
Sharp vcr
I wondered if you were able to get a copy of the manual. Does anybody know how to reset the tamper proof button that needs a code. MY child seems to have set this with a code..
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Flashing
One possibility is the tracking/audio head is dirty. Remove top cover of VCR, this head sits just to the right of the rotating video head. Use a cotton swab moistened with rubbing alcohol, or other video head cleaner and clean this head, especially the lower edge, as the tracking info is recorded along the lower edge of the tape (if memory serves).
Another possibility is a problem with tape travel past this head. If the tape is lifting or moving up or down, even slightly as it passes this head, tracking will be lost, hence your blue screen & bad audio. This could be observed by playing a tape with the VCR cover off.
How can I make the text sharp on Magnavox model 22ME601B/F7?
- Check HDMI Cable Connection: If you're using an external device like a cable box, gaming console, or streaming device connected to the TV via HDMI cable, ensure that the HDMI cable is securely plugged into both the TV and the external device. A loose connection can cause intermittent resolution adjustments.
- Adjust Picture Settings: Navigate to the TV's menu and check the picture settings. Look for options related to display resolution, aspect ratio, or picture mode. Ensure that the settings are configured correctly for your viewing preferences. Try resetting the picture settings to default and see if the issue persists.
- Update Firmware: Check if there are any firmware updates available for your TV. Sometimes, software updates can fix bugs or issues related to display resolution adjustments. You can usually check for updates in the TV's settings menu or visit the manufacturer's website for instructions on how to update the firmware.
- Check Signal Source: If you're experiencing resolution adjustments while watching content from an external device, such as a cable box or streaming device, make sure the signal source is sending a consistent signal. Issues with the signal source can sometimes cause the TV to adjust its display resolution.
- Reset TV: Try performing a factory reset on your TV to restore it to its original settings. Keep in mind that this will erase any customized settings and preferences, so you may need to set up the TV again after the reset.
- Contact Magnavox Support: If the issue persists after trying the above steps, it's possible that there may be a hardware problem with the TV. In this case, it's recommended to contact Magnavox customer support for further assistance or to inquire about repair options.
By following these troubleshooting steps, you should be able to diagnose and resolve the issue of your Magnavox TV constantly adjusting its display resolution.
Hope this helps
How do I operate Sharp LCD TV remote control
First of all
1. **Power On/Off:** Use the "Power" button.
2. **Changing Channels:** Use "Channel Up" and "Channel Down."
3. **Adjusting Volume:** Use "Volume Up" and "Volume Down."
4. **Input Selection:** Use "Input" or "Source" to choose input devices.
5. **Navigating Menus:** Use navigation arrows and "Enter" or "OK."
6. **Mute Function:** Use the "Mute" button.
7. **Number Pad:** Input channel numbers or perform numeric functions.
8. **Special Functions:** Access features like "Menu," "Exit," "Subtitle," or "Info."
9. **Teletext/Closed Captioning:** Access these features if applicable.
10. **Smart TV Features:** Access smart features, apps, or online content if applicable.
11. **Batteries:** Ensure the remote has fresh batteries for responsiveness.
For model-specific details, always refer to your Sharp TV's user manual. If you provide your TV's model number, I can offer more tailored instructions.
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