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this is how i got a free manual, go to google search, type rca cdr140,
than look for radioshack.com click it and look for rca cdr140 in the
drop down list,click it and look for owners manual, you will need
adobe reader to download the entire manual for free. enjoy.
let me know what happen [email protected]
If you mean the cable connector is broken off, then yes, that can be replaced. A company called MCM Electronics sells replacement connectors, but the repair requires soldering skills. Incorrectly done, the repair attempt can create even more problems. I suspect your satellite receiver has A/V outputs like the DVD player. Why not connect the receiver the same way as the DVD player and forget about the cable connection? You'll get improved picture and sound that way. If the set has only a single set of A/V inputs, you can cheat and use "Y-adapters" available at Radio Shack to connect the two sources to the same jacks, or you can get an A/V switch to do it.
Hmm... guest that post is worthless.
Okay, first of, go to http://www.rca.com/manuals.. perhaps it SHOULD come up as guest states, however it does not.
Now go here:
http://www.rcaaudiovideo.com/en-US/Downloads.html?ProductID=RD2212
Those are all of the downloads for that unit.
And for the manual:
http://www.rcaaudiovideo.com/en-US/DownloadsLanding.html
look at the bottom. Digital Audio Players
then expand to MP3. A full list of models. Hoewver the RD2212 is not listed.
Good news though, I posted to get the SOLVED! vote so here goes..
(This was HARD to find)
http://www.retrevo.com//search/f/63ab6b1dd8904d2a639e43818a91cbbc.pdf
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