RCA DRC6100N User Manual

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Chapter 6 51Additional InformationThe DVD/VCR makes noise when it is stopped• This is normal. The DVD/VCR removes the tape from the playheads when stopping. The cylindersinside the unit will continue to rotate for a few minutes after stopping.The DVD/VCR won’t find active channels correctly using the Auto Channel Search feature• Make sure all cable connections are secure and correct.• Make sure that TUNING BAND: is set correctly in the TUNING menu.• Auto Channel Search may not be necessary if using a cable box to view all channels. Contact yourlocal cable company for more information.On-screen menus appear in a foreign language• Check the LANGUAGE menu to choose a preferred on-screen language.Recording ProblemsWill not record• Make sure there is a recordable tape in the DVD/VCR.• Eject then reinsert the tape.• Make sure the tape is not broken.• Make sure the DVD/VCR player is not in pause mode. Press PAUSE or PLAY to return to normalplayback.• Make sure the tape’s safety tab is intact.Timer recording was not made or the wrong program was recorded• Make sure the program was entered correctly (the wrong channel or times may be entered).• Make sure the cable box or satellite receiver was turned on when recording was to begin.• There may have been a power interruption. Reset the time and date.• Check to see if time and date are correct – including AM/PM.• Make sure the program did not exceed the tape’s length and the tape was rewound beforehand.• Make sure the DVD/VCR was turned off at the time recording started.• Make sure there was a tape in the DVD/VCR with its safety tab intact.• The DVD/VCR ejects tapes when the end is reached during a timer recording.Playback ProblemsSnowy or no picture during playback• Press the remote control’s TV/VCR button to activate VCR mode. VCR appears in the front paneldisplay when active.• Check the TV channel selected (3 or 4) to make sure it matches the VCR channel output setting.• Check to make sure the TV’s fine tuning is correct for the channel selected.• If you use A/V cables and jacks to connect the DVD/VCR to the TV, check all connections for snugand correct connections.