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10. Troubleshooting

 

NO.  problem 

Cause 

Solution 

1.the  plug  does  not  be  put  in 

the wall socket 

Put the plug in the wall socket 

2.  the  wall  socket does no t 

work 

Make  sure  the  wall  socket ha s 

220V/50Hz power supply 

3. loose fuse 

Make sure the fuse is tighten 

4. power off 

Switch  the  power  from  “off”  to  “on” 

below the screen 

The 

appliance 

does 

not 

work at all 

5.sleep mode  

Switch  the  power  from  “off”  to  “on” 

below  the s creen  and press  the S T-BY 

button 

1. no sound input 

Switch  on  the  sound;  make  sure  the 

sound plays  

2. no signal 

Connect  the  DVD/TV  and  the  product 

correctly 

3. wrong play mode 

Switch  to  the  right  play  mode 

accordingly  

No voice 

4. Mute mode 

Press any button 

The 

subwoofer 

no voice 

Wrong  connection  of th e 

subwoofer  and  the  main 

machine 

Connect  the  subwoofer  and  the  main 

machine correctly 

1. bad sound input 

Input the right sound 

2.  Interference  by  mobile 

phone or others 

Avoid  the  high  frequency  products’ 

interference 

3.bad signal input 

Tighten the signal line 

noise 

4. strong signal input 

Volume down the sound input or adjust 

the volume 

1.wrong angel of the remote  

Aim  at  the  reception  when  using  the 

remote  

2.long  distance  of  the  remote 

usage 

Remote distance in 5 meters 

3. bad batteries 

Replacing batteries 

Remote 

failure 

4.wrong batteries 

Use right batteries 

No  voice  of 

the 2.0 RCA 

input 

Signal line insert into mp3 jack  Make  sure  right  connection  of  signal 

line; at the 2.0 mode, use mp3 first then 

2.0 RCA input 

 

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Summary of Contents for TVS150

Page 1: ...TVS150 Product Introduction TV stand with Built in Home Theatre System Simply Impeccable...

Page 2: ...l enhances the appearance of our product We hope that it will bring you many hours of enjoyment Please read our manual carefully to insure proper usage and safety of your product Contents 1 Warning 1...

Page 3: ...the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and tha...

Page 4: ...s system Do not scrape with rough or sharp objects 3 Parts Description 1 Main box 6 Install screw 2 Subwoofer box 7 woofer piper 3 Glass plate 8 Connection strap 4 Control panel 9 Connection hole 5 Su...

Page 5: ...een 2 Volume up 3 Volume down 4 Standby 5 Mode 6 Receiver 7 3 5mm AUX MP3 Input 1 Mute 2 Power On Off 3 Reset 4 Volume up 5 Volume down 6 Subwoofer up 7 Subwoofer down 8 Center up 9 Center down 10 Sur...

Page 6: ...6 Rear Panel Control 1 Power On Off 2 Fuse 3 Power cable 4 Power cable 5 OPTICAL Input 6 AUX Input 5...

Page 7: ...e main box on both of the subwoofer boxes Connect the main box with the subwoofer boxes by the holes and straps then push the main box ahead to fasten Install screw into the subwoofer box holes Put th...

Page 8: ...D Subwoofer unit 7 4x13 8x15 23 in Satellite unit 46 6x5 7x15 23 in 5 Carton Size W x H x D 49 8x18x17 4 in 6 Net Weight 92 6 lbs Gross Weight 102 5 lbs PACKAGE CONTENTS 1 Main box 2 Subwoofer boxes...

Page 9: ...ct the DVD mp3 mp4 TV and the product correctly 2 Put the plug in the wall socket with the 220V 50HZ power supply Fig 9 1 3 Put two pieces of batteries into the remote control correctly Fig 9 2 Fig 9...

Page 10: ...utton the screen light turns on 6 Select the desired setting to input the signal the product has COX OPT and AUX mode to select Fig 9 5 Fig 9 6 and Fig 9 7 A select the input mode from the MODE button...

Page 11: ...control B Subwoofer volume Fig 9 10 Adjust the volume use SUB or SUB buttons on the remote control C centre volume Fig 9 11 Adjust the volume use CEN or CEN buttons on the remote control D Satellite...

Page 12: ...15 8 Shutdown steps A press the VOL button on the control panel or remote control to make the product volume down B press the STBY button to switch the product to STBY mode C shutdown Switch the butt...

Page 13: ...ingly 2 No voice 4 Mute mode Press any button 3 The subwoofer no voice Wrong connection of th e subwoofer and the main machine Connect the subwoofer and the main machine correctly 1 bad sound input In...

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