Rtd 155 stuck in standby mode. the power was out a few days ago and haven't been able to get dvd player to turn on. have tried unplugging it for five minutes then plugging in again, but that didn't work. any suggestions?
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Power button: Locate the power button on the front or side of the DVD player. Press and hold the button for a few seconds until the device turns on.
Power outlet: Unplug the DVD player from the power outlet and then plug it back in. This should turn the device on.
Power strip: If the DVD player is plugged into a power strip, turn off the power strip and then turn it back on. This should turn the device on.
Manual: Consult the manual of your DVD player if you have one, it may have a way to get the device out of standby mode.
Using the buttons of the DVD player: Some DVD players have a button on the front or back of the device that can be used to turn it on and off. If the device has a button, try pressing it to turn it on.
It's worth noting that these methods may vary depending on the specific model of your Sony DVP-C670D DVD player. If none of these methods work, you may need to purchase a replacement remote control or consult a professional for assistance.
My LG 670 also said 'boot' after a upgrade attempt and appeared stuck there. I searched LG support for a factory reset option, which is: Disconnect the LG power cable from the wall / power stripHold down the power button the front of the player for 30 secondsRe-insert the power cordTurn the player back on. Note: my player showed 'boot' again for a few minutes, then shut off. When I turned it on again, it went through the normal power up cycle, then shut itself off (weird). I turned it on again. So far, so good.
Do a hard reset. Unplug it from the socket, the DVD and leave disconnected for 4 hours. This may or may not help, but it is a necessary step to restore all internal software codes to their factory settings.
Perhaps you have set your DVD player for Progressive Scan Mode while your Television does not support for the same. Go to the setup menu and turn Progressive Scan Off. This will solve your problem.
Right, mine was stuck for a couple of weeks and i tried lots of different things. What worked for me was plugging it out and in again. Press the power switch and then just before the tv switches from normal mode to dvd recorder press the eject button. However, I pressed it a few time so not exactly sure which one worked. The burned DVD is now in a thousand pieces at the bottom of my bin! Good Luck!
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