20 Most Recent Symphonic SD200E Questions & Answers

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There are listing on the web for this model for anything from $49.99 new to $17.00 used. You should keep in mind that pricing on the web will usually be cheaper than what you will pay from a regular store. The overhead for a web page versus the overhead of a brick and mortar store are dramatically different so of course the retail price will differ as well. Just keep the prices in mind if you are looking at a retail store. Remember as well that many of the web sites selling electronics will charge you a shipping charge.

The head may be dirty or worn out. You could try a CD/DVD cleaner but I doubt it will 'repair' the unit. Buy a better brand next time.

works like the denon 1910 heres a link to info if you have the european version im looking for US one my self to make it region free so i can play german DVD's pal

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works like the denon 1910 heres a link to info if you have the european version im looking for US one my self to make it region free so i can play german DVD's pal http://www.geocities.com/denon_1910/download.html

open it and check for a broken part in one of the gears that operate the drive. if the unit is under warranty, take it back rather than try to fix it.
either something is in the mechanical portion of the unit, or it is badly worn.
i would suspect a broken part from the noise issue/ clicking sounds.
the read head runs on a track and could be jammed up, unable to run to access the directory of the disc. inspect what you can get to, and hopefully that will be a simple fix.
good luck
mark

If you are seeing snow on your Symphonic TV screen, it could indicate that the TV is not receiving a signal from your cable or antenna. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the cable or antenna connection: Ensure that the coaxial cable or antenna is securely connected to the TV and the wall or source.
2. Run a channel scan: Perform a channel scan or auto-programming to ensure that the TV is tuned to the correct channels and that it is receiving a signal.
3. Check the TV's settings: Make sure that the TV's input is set to the correct source, such as cable or antenna. Also, ensure that the TV's settings are not set to "mute" or "no sound."
4. Try a different device: If you have another device, such as a DVD player or gaming console, try connecting it to the TV to see if it is able to display video and sound.

If none of these steps work, you may need to contact a professional technician or the manufacturer for further assistance.

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Connect the converter box to TV, (usually rca connectors) connect an antenna to the box, turn it on and search for available channels. In most areas you should receive 10-20 channels.