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No picture/sound on RF or A/V input

Lightning may have taken toll, however the VCR was unaffected because I checked it out on another TV. No pic or sound on RF or VCR input 1 using std A/V connect. Can connect to input 2 with DVD for perfect video and sound.

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  • lynns Aug 20, 2007

    This process reset and placed me in Setup. To select antenna (defaults to cable) went to menu and set for antenna and did autoprogram.

    Video and audio still behaves like no RF signal present. What makes less sense to me is that it will not show a VCR input on A/V 1 input, but will take the DVD input on A/V 2 input.

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Reset mirco by pressing with tv off. display , 5 volume up power on .then press 8 then enter.

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