The dvd player on my technika tv is not working anymore.. but i have another separate dvd player and when i plug the scart lid it still won't work.. what should i do?

This will depend on how old the Tv and DVD player are. Most modern equipment now simply uses an HDMI cable. A simple plug it in at both ends, turn the Tv to the correct 'Input' screen and job done.
Older setups might use a Scart cable or even the older RGB/Component cables. Most Tv manufacturers now don't use these connectors as they are considered 'Old' and poor quality technology.

the TV has component input so if you get an AV lead will come with 1 white leade and 1 yellow lead at each end, plug them diectly into TV and then at other end of cable get an AV to scart adaptor for your DVD had to same for my daughters TV and dvd as had no scart

what is the model of the tv and dvd player please. have you checked on other scart socket on tv. could you test the dvd player on another tv see if it is doing the same to that one.

If the TV has the red, white and yellow sockets on it you can use an adapter. It's a scart plug on one end (for the DVD player) and 3 little round sockets on the other, usually red, white and yellow, sometimes red, black and yellow, like this:Amazon.
Then you need an audio/video lead with red, white and yellow plugs on both ends like this:Amazon

Or one of these:Amazon

You could also use a multi socket scart adapter to add more scarts to your TV:Amazon

on the back of your dvd player and tv - you should have what's called scart sockets. Most dvd players come with a scart lead - you just have to plug one end of the lead into the back of your dvd player labelled tv, then the other end into your tv.

There are usually two Scart multi pin sockets on the back of TVs (at least)
They'll be marked AV IN/OUT or AV IN or something similar.
It will probably work best in AV IN

Hi the link below will talk you to the manual http://www.manualowl.com/m/Vizio/VBR120/Manual/157593
Hi I'm not 100% sure what dynex model you have however i am aware that not all models have the red/yellow and white composite plugs. So you best bet is to use an hdmi cable it will give you best picture and can be brought of ebay from £3. If the tv as a scart plug connector, you can get a red/yellow/white adepter to Covent it to scart like the images below:

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hi the same happened to mine. a22inch freeview dvd.wont pick up a signal when tuning in.Its had very little use ( 150hrs ish) as its in our caravan. we now plug in a separate freeview box via the scart.Tesco dont want to know as it was 3months out of warranty at the time of complaint.Anyway Im meeting Tesco in County court in july. It appears to be a common fault

From the Sky box, plug one SCART lead to your recorder and plug another to your TV. Then plug a SCART from the TV to the recorder.

You can then select the SCART connector for the sky box to record programs.

This will work after the digital switchover. The switchover is only for 'normal' tv signals from your tv aerial