Sony FD Trinitron WEGA KV-21CL10 21" TV Logo
Anonymous Posted on Oct 06, 2007

Tuning problem KV-21CL10

Cannot tune some channels looks like the low end of the band will tune ie 21 to around 30 higher than this and ot wont lock into the channel

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Try to setting your tv in menu! and you can see the menu has air cable tv mode then select the ADD or ERASE mode! you select all channels to ADD mode! or you can auto search the program!

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