Teac mms51 set up

Hello Hellen Barnett

The "time / set" button is the key to success...
(observe & restore the "lock/run" status when finished)

I could not find your SPECIFIC manual...
but I take strength in the knowledge that once
TEAC has a good design they generally stay in that area.

Take a look at the TEAC CRX188R owner's manual below

Location of Controls (Pages 4 & 5)
Teac CRX188R User Manual Page 4

Teac CRX188R User Manual Page 5

Carnac the Magnificent

These units are old enough to need new electrolytic capacitors installed in them. I have seen wind like sounds and frying eggs type sound that are all resolved by a new set of caps. These things are from the Vietnam war era and when I was at Teac in the 80's they were considered old then.

Download the user manual of your device from following website and follow the instructions.
http://ernie.awa.com.au/TEAC-SET-TOP-BOX-DVB/default.aspx

Here is a link to the manual for the FD55-BV drive. The jumper settings are found within:

www.bitsavers.org/pdf/teac/FD55BV_Spec.pdf

put the system in standby then use your forward and revese buttons to set the time.

I had the same problem - pretty easy fix. You'll need a usb flash drive with all other files removed. Go to following link:

http://www.teac.com.au/pages/hdb842softwareupgradever161008

Print out the instructions and make sure you have winzip installed on your computer. Instructions were pretty easy to follow and seemed to fix the problem. I haven't watched the TV for a long period of time, but it seemed to sort out the problem you described and system seemed to run better than previously eg. didn't hang - receception better.

Good luck

The "set time" button on my SR-L100 is located inside the CD compartment. To set the time the unit needs to be in the standby mode. Press and hold the set time button until the time blinks, then use the tuning/clock adj. dial to set it. Hope this helps! Ted

CLEAN IT LENS BY A LENS CLEANER OR GET IT CLEANED BY A PRO..

Have you tried WWW.Driverguide.com - Generally I have found all the drivers I need there. Else try the manufacturer's web site at www.teac.com