Panasonic DMREZ28 Operating Guide

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RQT9118
Troubleshooting Guide
General Issues
Power
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No power. 
The unit does not turn on pressing 
[^ DVD].
Insert the AC mains lead securely into a known active household mains 
socket.
Linked timer recordings with external equipment is in recording standby (“EXT-
L” on the unit’s display blinks when [^ DVD] is pressed). Press [EXT LINK] to 
cancel the recording standby. 
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The unit switches to standby 
mode.
One of the unit’s safety devices is activated. Press [8] on the main unit to 
turn the unit on.
The unit is turned off automatically.
If you connected this unit to an “HDAVI Control” compatible TV with an HDMI 
cable, or connected this unit to a Q Link-compatible TV with a fully wired 21-
pin Scart cable, this unit will be automatically set to standby mode when the 
TV is set to standby mode.
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General Issues
Displays
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The display is dim. 
Change “FL Display” in the Setup menu.
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“0:00” is flashing on the unit’s 
display. 
Set the clock.
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The clock is not correct.
Under adverse reception conditions, etc., the automatic time correction 
function may not work. In this case, “Automatic” is automatically turned to 
“Off”. If re-setting the Auto Clock Setting does not work, set the time manually.
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The displayed time of this unit is 
different from the actual recording 
time or MP3 recording time.
Times shown may disagree with actual times.
-R
 
-R DL
 
+R
 
+R DL
 The remaining capacity does not increase even if titles 
are deleted.
Available space on a DVD-RW (DVD-Video format) or +RW disc increases 
when you delete the last title (space may increase slightly when you delete 
other titles).
If you record or edit about 200 times or more, the remaining capacity of DVD-
R, DVD-R DL, +R, and +R DL is reduced and then recording or editing may 
be disabled (for the second layer on DVD-R DL and +R DL, this happens after 
about 60 times).
The time during searching may not be displayed accurately.
Compared to the actual recorded 
time, the elapsed time displayed 
is less.
(Only when recording in NTSC)
The displayed recording/play time is converted from the number of frames at 
29.97 frames (equal to 0.999 seconds) to one second. There will be a slight 
difference between the time displayed and the actual elapsed time (e.g., 
actual one-hour elapsed time may display as approximately 59 minutes 56 
seconds). This does not affect the recording.
The clock does not display on the 
unit when switched to standby.
Ensure “Power Save” is set to “Off”.
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General Issues
Operation
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Cannot operate the TV with the 
unit’s remote control.
Change the manufacturer code on the remote control.
It may be necessary to set the code on the remote control again after 
changing the batteries.
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The remote control doesn’t work.
The remote control code is wrong. Change to the correct code.
The batteries are depleted. Replace them with new ones.
Point the remote control at the remote control sensor on the main unit.
Remove obstacles between the remote control and the main unit.
Remove dust from the transmission window and the unit’s sensor.
Coloured glass may obstruct the signal reception/transmission.
Don’t place the signal sensor in direct sunlight or in areas that may be subject 
to sun exposure.
It may be necessary to set the manufacturer code again after changing the 
batteries.
The Child Lock function is activated.
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The unit is on but cannot be 
operated.
Some operations may be prohibited by the disc.
The unit is warm (“U59” appears on the unit’s display). Wait until “U59” 
disappears.
One of the unit’s safety devices may have been activated. 
Reset the unit as follows:
Press [8] on the main unit to switch to standby mode.
If the unit doesn’t switch to standby mode, reset the unit (
➔ 65, “To restore the 
unit if it freezes”).
The unit cannot be operated while performing an update. “SW-DL” appears on 
the unit’s display while it is updating. Please wait until the “SW-DL” disappears.
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