FDL-PT22, FDL-PT22JE - Sony TV Service Manual (repair manual). Page 4

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The operating instructions mentioned here are partial abstracts from the
Operating Instruction Manual. The page numbers of the Operating In-
struction Manual remein as in the manual.

A

a

2

2

2

2

2

1

1

1

1

1

×

b

c

Power Sources (see fig. A)

Use Sony LR6 alkaline batteries (not supplied).

Push and slide the battery cover open.

Insert three batteries. Be sure to insert the  (–) polarity

of each battery first as illustrated.

Battery Life:  With continuous use, Sony LR6 alkaline
batteries will last about 3.0 hours.

   LR6

        AA           Approx. 3.0 hours

When the picture becomes dim or the tuning does not lock
onto a channel, replace all the batteries with new ones.

See fig. A–b.

Use only the recommended AC power adaptor, AC-E45HG
(not supplied).  (For the polarity of the plug, see fig. A–
c).

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B

a

b

Operation (see fig. B)

Set the OFF/VHF/UHF switch to VHF or UHF
whichever band you want to watch.

Press the CH +/– button to select a channel.

Adjust the volume with the VOL dial.

Adjust the brightness with the BRT dial.

To switch off the TV:  Set the OFF/VHF/UHF switch to
OFF.

To improve the broadcast reception:  Extend the strap
antenna and move the unit in every direction.

If strong pressure or stress is applied to the antenna strap,
it automatically disconnects from the TV for safety.
Contact your nearest Sony dealer or authorized service
center for its repair.

• Faraway from the broadcasting station, or behind a

mountain or tall building.

• Inside a train or car, etc.
• Where there strong interference, such as near a high

tension wire, neon sign, or radio station.

• Near a railway line or expressway, or under the air traffic

routes.

• In the underground shopping centers, tunnels, or solid

buildings.

Listening with headphones:  Connect headphones (not
supplied) to the  2 (headphones) jack. The sound is heard
from both sides of the headphones, but the sound is
monaural.

Wear the TV around your neck. You can adjust the length
of the strap. (See fig. B–a).
You can also suspend or place the TV on a flat surface. (See
fig. B–b).