Program RCA F20352SF television to DVD player

The codes for a Polaroid are 1991 or 1480. For a DVD player into a television these codes does not work always. You can than try the Mitsubishi codes 0662, 0548 or 0740.

Some of the older set audio/video input is connected to channel 91,92, or 93.

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I just bought the same TV second-hand and had the same problem. Solution: Use remote to change channel to 00. You can't display channel 00 using front panel - a remote is required. I have a very basic RCA universal remote, & it does the trick.

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I dont like your chances as there appears to be no support for RCA televisions in another panasoinc user manual. however the input codes for all televisions range from 01 to 18. you could try entering the codes in succession using the programming entry sequence outlined in your manual as manufactures sometimes share codes.

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If no standby light you have defective unregulated power supply! and regulated power supply! needs to diagnose.

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I just read this solution online a few minutes ago, so i don't know how accurate it is, but
someone was having problems viewing DVD. So maybe it will also work for your xbox.

And I quote:
VCR - tune TV to channel 91
DVD - tune TV to channel 92

Someone else posted if these didn't work, try channels 00 or 01.

Hope this helps.

You have to have a remote control to set the chanel to 00. You cannot set the chanel to 00 with the chanel buttons on the front of the tv.

Hi, where you plug the dvd cables into the tv determines where the picture will be seen; Example, if you plug the dvd players yellow, red & white cable into the tv`s "input 1" then you go to the tv`s "input" or "tv/video" button and push those buttons to get "input 1" to come up on the screen and you`ll see the picture and hear the audio, it`s kinda like a file folder in your computer, you`ve got to find the file then open it to see the contents. If your tv is on channel 3 or 5 or whatever you won`t see the picture because the picture is in video not a tv channel
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