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Video The channels keep changing randomley,unless you hit the menu key. the whole thing starts right after my kid played with the buttons.

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While operating remote control any button is permanentlly pressed due to kid's playing.nothing is serious.please check it. regards

Posted on Sep 12, 2007

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