Sylvania RQ3748 User manual

OPERATINGTHESYLVANIAFOURCHANNELSYSTEM RQ3748

TABLE OFCONTENTS
Page
Introduction 2
Accessory Components 3
Initial Hook-Up
4
Connecting Accessory Components
PhonoJacks4
AuxJacks4
TapeOneJacks4
TapeTwoJacks4
Pre-AmptoAmpJacks4
TwoChannelBridgeOperation5
AntennaConnections5
UnswitchedOutlets6
SwitchedOutlet6
ProtectiveCircuitsb
Sound System Indicators
7
Sound System Controls 7
Sound System Operation
SpeakerSystemSelection8
AMTuning8
FMTuning8
Phono9
Aux9
TwoChannelTapePlay9
FourChannelTapePlay9
RecordingTwoChannelSource9
RecordingFourChannelSource9
RecordSourceOne/Playback
SourceTwo9
RecordTape"A"ontoTape"B"9
Warranty 10
INTRODUCTION
Youaretheownerofoneofthemost
sophisticatedandversatileaudioinstru-
mentsonthemarket.YourSylvaniaFour
ChannelReceiverwillreproducediscrete
tapeanddiscsourcesanddecodetwo
channelsourcesintofourchannelmatrix.
Separatetuningandsignalstrength
metersmakepossibleoutstandingtuning
accuracy.
Theeasy-to-readcontrolpanelhaspush
buttoncontrolsandlightedfunction
indicators.
Yourreceiverfeaturesa switchedmain
andremotespeakersystemsoyoucan
operateallyourspeakersfromthecontrol
panel. Separatebassandtreblecontrols
forthefrontandrearspeakersenable
youtotailorthesoundoutputtosuit
manyseatingarrangements.
Youcanchangethepositionofyour
speakerselectronicallyusingtheImage
OrientationControl.Youwillfindthis
especiallyusefulwhenplayingspecial
effectsrecordingsorwhentheseating
arrangementina roomprecludesthemost
desirablespeakerpositioning.
Thepossibilityofattachinga numberof
accessorycomponentsisa featureyou
willcertainlywanttotakeadvantageof.
Wehavementionedjusta fewofthemany
excitingfeatures.Asyoureadthese
instructions,youwilldiscoverthatyou
havechosena receivercapableofbeing
theheartofa trulyprofessionalaudio
system.
Readcarefullysoyoucanenjoythefull
potentialofyourSylvaniaFourChannel
Receiver.
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ADD TOYOURMUSICALENJOYMENTBYATTACHINGALL
THESEACCESSORYCOMPONENTS
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INITIAL HOOK-UP
1. Connectspeakerstoappropriatemain(PP)
and/orremote(QQ)terminalsonrearof
receiver.Alwaysbesurepositiveandnegative
speakerleadsareconnectedtothecorre-
spondingpositiveandnegativespeaker
terminals.
2. SlidehighsensitivityferriterodAMantenna
assembly(containedinseparatebag)into
holder(LL)andpluginconnector.
3.Connecttheleadsfromthe300ohmFMdi-
poleantennaunderthe300ohmterminals
(RR).
4. Placethebridgeswitch(KK)inthe4 channel
position.
5.PluginAClinecord(UU)toa 120volt,60Hz
outlet.
CONNECTINGACCESSORY
COMPONENTS
Phono Jacks (FF)
Therearetwophonoinputsonthejackplatetopro-
videforthepossibleuseoftwoturntables.
1. Selecteitherphonooneortwojacksandplug
turntablecablesintotheappropriateleftand
rightjacks.Connectgroundwireunderphono
groundterminal.
2. Movephonoselectionswitch(NN)tocorre-
spondingpositiononeortwo.
NOTE: A turntablewitha magneticcartridge
mustbeused.
Aux Jacks (GG)
Plugtheoutputofanyaccessoryequipmentwith
apreamplifierintotheappropriateleft,right,front
andrearjacks.Typicalaccessoriesare:
1. 4 ch.CD4turntableorseparatedisc
demodulator.
2. 4 ch.8-trackdiscretetapeplaydeck.
3.Microphoneormusicalinstrumentswithpre-
amplifier,uptoa combinedtotaloffour
sources.
4. 2 ch.tapeplayer(frontjackspreferred).
Tape One Jacks (HH)
Therearetwotypesofjacks,recordandplay.
Whenyourecordonaccessorytapeunituse
"record" jacks.Whenplayingtapesusethe"play"
jacks. Forfourchanneloperationusebothfront
andrearjacks,fortwochanneloperationitisbest
tousethe"front"jacks.Connecttheaccessoryto
theappropriateL,R,frontandrearjacks.Typical
accessoriesare:
1. A twochannelreel-to-reelorcassettetape
play/recorddeckcanbepluggedintothe
frontplayandrecordjacks.
2. A fourchanneleighttrackdiscretetapeplay/
recorddeckcanbepluggedintothefrontand
rearplayandrecordjacks.
3.A fourchannelreel-to-reeldiscretetapeplay/
recorddeckcanbepluggedintothefrontand
rearplayandrecordjacks.
4. A fourchanneldiscreteFMdecodingunitcan
bepluggedintothetapeplayjacksandinto
theFMcompositesignaljack(OO).Thiswill
enableyoutoreceive4 channelFMdiscrete
programmingwhenitisavailable.
Tape Two Jacks (II)
Thesejacksmaybeusedwiththesameaccessory
unitsasthetapeonejacks.However,itisrecom-
mendedthattheybeusedfora fourchannel reel-
to-reelrecord/playbackdecktoenableyouto
recordfromanotheraccessoryunitthathasbeen
pluggedintothetapeoneorauxjacks.
Pre-Amp toAmp Jacks (JJ)
Thepre-amplifiersignalsarerelayedfromthe
outputjacksthroughjumpersbackintothemain
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amplifierinputjacks.Thesignalpathcanbeinter-
ruptedtoinsertaccessoryequipmentsuchasan
environmentalequalizer,toshapefrequency
responsetosuitroomacoustics,orhighandlow
passelectroniccrossoverfiltersforconnecting
theamplifiertooperateina bi-ampconfiguration.
Thepre-amplifieroutputcanalsobeusedtodrive
separateslavepoweramplifiers.Inall cases,turn
power off beforeremovingjumpers. Toattachan
environmentalequalizer;orslavepoweramplifiers
with-or-withoutitsownpre-amplifieroutputs:
1. Turnpoweroff.
2. Removethejumpers.
3.Plugcablesfromthereceiverpre-amplifier
outputjackstotheinputjacksontheaccessory
unit.
4. Plugthecablesfromtheoutputoftheacces-
sorytothe"amp-in"jacksofthereceiver.
NOTE: Someslaveamplifiersdonothavelow
leveloutputjacksforthisuse.DONOTusethe
mainhighleveloutput,ratherusea commer-
ciallyavailable"Y"connectoratthepreamp-
outjacksofthereceiver.Onesideofthe"Y"
goestotheaccessoryinput,theothergoesto
theamp-injacksofthereceiver.
5.Besureright,left,frontandrearcablesare
connectedtoappropriatejacks.
Whenusingelectroniccrossoverfiltersforbi-amp
operation, youwillnotbeabletoutilizetheunit
forfourchannelreproduction.Twooftheamplifiers
willbeusedforhighfrequencyinformationand
twoforlowfrequency.
1. Turnpoweroff.
2. Removethejumpers.
3.Plugcablefromtheleftfrontpre-amplifierout-
puttotheelectroniccrossoverfilterinput.
4. Plugcablefromthelowpasssectionofthe fil-
tertotheleftfrontamplifierinput.
5.Plugcablefromthehighpasssectionofthe
filtertotheleftrearamplifierinput.
6.Repeatthesameprocedurefortherightchan-
neloutputandinput.
7.Connecttheleftlowfrequencyspeakerleads
totheleftfrontpositiveandnegativespeaker
terminalsonthejackplate.
8.Connectthelefthighfrequencyspeaker
leadstotheleftrearpositiveandnegative
speakerterminals.
9.Repeatthesameproceduretoconnectthe
rightlowandhighfrequencyspeakerleads
totherightspeakerterminals.
10. Pushthestereobutton(X)onyourreceiverin.
Two Channel BridgeOperation (KK)
Thisprocedurewillenableyoutoconvertfromfour
channeloperationat50wattsperchanneltotwo
channeloperationat125wattsperchannel.
1. Turnpoweroffandrefertodiagramonthe
jackplate.
2. Connectpositiveleadfromleftspeakertoleft
frontpositivespeakerterminal.
3.Connectnegativeleadfromleftspeakertoleft
rearpositivespeakerterminal.
4. Connectnegativeleadfromrightspeakerto
rightrearpositiveterminal.
5.Connectpositiveleadfromrightspeakerto
rightfrontpositiveterminal.
6.Moveswitch(KK)to2 channelbridgeposition.
7.Pushthestereobutton(X)onyourreceiverin.
NOTE: Besureyourspeakershavea highenough
ratingtodissipatetheincreasedpower.
AntennaConnections (RR)
Thejackplatehasprovisionsforattachinghigh
gainexternalantennasforreceptionofdistant
stations.
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External Long Line AM Antenna
1. ConnecttheleadinwirefromantennatoAM
terminal.
2. Connectthegroundterminal(RR)toa good
earthground,suchasa waterpipe.
NOTE: TheAMferriterodmustremainattached
forproperoperation.
External FM Antenna 300Ohm
1. DisconnectallFMantennasattachedto
receiver.
2. Connecttheleadsfroma 300ohmexternal
FMantenna,orlessefficientTVantenna,
underthetwo300ohmFMantennaterminals.
External FM Antenna 75Ohm
1. DisconnectallFMantennasattachedto
receiver.
2. Attachthecenterconductorofcoaxiallead-in
tothe75ohmFMantennaterminal.
3.Attachtheoutershieldof75ohmlead-into
thegroundterminal.
Unswitched Outlets (SS)
Plugaccessorycomponentssuchasturntablesor
tapedecksintotheseoutlets.Theoutletsremain
livewhenthereceiverpowerswitchisturnedoff.
Switched Outlet (TT)
Plugassociatedelectroniccomponentssuchasan
environmentalequalizerintothisoutlet.Theoutlet
willgodeadwhenthereceiverpoweristurnedoff.
NOTE: Donotusethisoutletforturntablesor
tapedecks.
Protective Circuits
Yourreceiverincorporatesfourprotectivesystems
againstabnormaloperatingconditionsthatcould
causedamagetothereceiveroraccessory
equipment.
Electronic Current Limiting
Protectstheoutputdevicesfromimproperly
appliedexternalloads.Thereisnovisualoraudio
indicationofthisinoperation.
Thermal Switch
Willshuttheentireunitoffautomaticallyifthe
internaltemperaturebecomesexcessive.Theunit
willautomaticallycomebackonwhenithascooled.
Checkforobstructionsovertheventscreenarea.
Circuit Breaker-Main
Providesprotectionagainstcertainelectrical
overloads.Ifyourunitsuddenlygoesoff,waitfor
ashortperiodoftimetodeterminewhetherthe
thermalswitchorthemaincircuitbreakerhas
activated. Iftheunitdoesnotautomaticallycome
backon,pushthebutton(MM)intore-setthe
breaker.Donotholdthebuttondepressedforan
extendedlengthoftime.Iffrequentresettingis
requiredconsultyourauthorizedSylvaniaservice
dealer.
Circuit Breaker-Speakers
Therearefourtemperaturecompensatedcircuit
breakersinsidetheunit,oneforeachmajor
speakercircuit(left,right,frontandrear).These
breakerswillturnyourspeakersoffautomatically
iftheyarereceivingtoomuchcurrent.Aftera
shortintervaloftimethespeakerswillauto-
maticallyreset.Iftheycontinuetocycleoff,check
speakerwiringforshorts,damagedspeakersor
overloadduetoimproperspeakerloadimpedance.
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SOUNDSYSTEMINDICATORS
A—FMCenterTuneMeter—indicatesbestFM
receptionwhenneedleiscentered.
B—SignalStrengthMeter—AMsignalisstrongest
andFMsignalhashighestsignaltonoiseratio
whenneedleisasfartorightaspossible.
C—AMDial—indicatesAMstations.540to1600
kHz.
D—FM Dial-indicatesFMstations.88to108
MHz.
E—Log Scale — quickreferencetuningguide,in
additiontothefrequencydials,logscale ref-
erencenumberscanbeusedtorelocate
favoritestations.
F—FunctionIndicators—indicatestheprogram
sourcei.e.,AM,FM,FMstereo,etc.
SOUNDSYSTEMCONTROLS
G—Tuning—toselectAM& FMstations.
H—ImageOrientation—toelectronicallychange
speakerposition.
I —DialLight—toadjustdiallightintensity.Push
buttonintodimlight.
J—Power—toturnunitonandoff.
K—4ChannelStereophoneJacks—receptacles
intowhichstereoor4 channelheadphones
areplugged.
L—Main SpeakerSwitches—tocontrolmain
speakersystem.
M—RemoteSpeakerSwitches—tocontrol
remotespeakersystem.
N—FMMute—eliminatesinterstationnoiseand
weaksignalstationswithexcessivenoise
whentuning.
O—HighandLowFilters—Highfilterreduces
highfrequencynoise.Lowfilterreducessub-
sonicnoiseandrumble.
P—Left FrontandRearLevel—toadjustaudio
outputlevelsonleftfrontandrearspeakers.
Q—MasterVolume—toadjustaudiovolumeon
allspeakerssimultaneously.
R—Right FrontandRearLevel—toadjustaudio
outputlevelsonrightfrontandrearspeakers.
S—Bass—toadjustlowfrequencysounds.Front
knobcontrolsfrontspeakers.Rearknob con-
trolsrearspeakers.
T—Treble—toadjusthighfrequencysounds.
Frontknobcontrolsfrontspeakers.Rear
knobcontrolsrearspeakers.
U—AM—to selectAMBand.
V—Mono—toengagesystemtoconverttwoor
fourchannelsourcestomonauraltobalance
thesystemandtoreproducea monaural
sourceonallfourspeakers.
W—FM—toselectFMBand.
X—Stereo—toengagesystemtoreceiveFM
stereobroadcastsandtoplaystereorecords
andtapes.
Y—Phono—toengagesystemforrecordplay.
Z—4ChannelDiscrete—toengagesystemto
receivefourchanneldiscreteprogramming.
AA—CD4Aux—toengagesystemforCD4de-
modulatorsystemoradditionalcomponents
andmusicalinstrumentsequippedwithpre-
amplifiers.
BB—SQMatrix—todecodefourchannelmatrix
FMbroadcastorrecordsor,toderivefour
channelambientsoundfromanytwochannel
stereosource.
CC—SQBlend—toprovidemorefronttorear
separationwhenlisteningtosoloperform-
anceswiththeSQmatrixbuttondepressed.
DD—TapeMonitor—toengagesystemforacces-
sorytapeplayandtaperecordmonitoring.
EE—Loudness—toboostlowfrequenciesfor
propertonalbalanceatlowlisteninglevels.
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SOUNDSYSTEMOPERATION
Speaker System Selection
Eachofthefourmainorremotespeakerswitches
(LorM)controlstwospeakers.Youmayatany
timeusealleightspeakersinanycombinationof
twoata time.
Theimageorientationcontrol(H)enablesyouto
electronicallychangethepositionsofyour
speakers.Assumethatinthediagram:
speakers1 and2 areyourmainfrontspeakersand
3and4 yourmainrearspeakers.Ifyoumovethe
imageorientationcontrol1/4turntothe"RIGHT"
position, 2 and4 becomeyourmainfront
speakers;1 and3 yourmainrearspeakers.A full
1/4turntothe"REAR"positionmakes3 and4 your
mainfrontspeakers;1 and2 yourmainrear
speakers.Bycontinuingthe turn, youcontinueto
rotateyourspeakers.Thevolumeandtone con-
trolswilloperateonwhateverspeakersaredesig-
natedfront,rear,left,right.Themainandremote
speakerswitcheswillhowevercontrolthe
speakersoriginallyconnectedinthe"FRONT"
position.
Theplacementoffurnitureinyourroomwilldeter-
minethedesiredposition.
AM Tuning
1. Setindividuallevelcontrols(P)and(R)to"5"
positionandmastervolumecontrol(Q)to"4"
position.
2. Pushpowerbutton(J)in.
3.PushAMbutton(U)in.
4. Rotatetuningcontrol(G)toselectdesired
stationasindicatedonAMdial(C).Reception
isoptimumwhenneedleonsignalstrength
meter(B)isasfartorightaspossible.
5.Selectdesiredspeakersystems.
6.Tooperateallfourspeakers,depressmono
button(V).
FM Tuning
1. Pushpowerbutton(J)in.
2. PushFMbutton(W)in.
3.Rotatetuningcontrol(G)toselectdesired
stationasindicatedonFMdial(D).Reception
isoptimumwhenneedleonFMtuningmeter
(A) iscentered.
4. Ifyouhaveanexternalantenna,rotateuntil
needleonsignalstrengthmeter(B)isasfar
rightaspossible.
5.Ifprogramisbeingbroadcastinmonaural,
pushmonobutton(V)in.
6.Ifprogramisbeingbroadcastin2 channel
stereo,pushstereobutton(X)inortoobtain
afourchanneleffect,pushSQmatrixbutton
(BB)in.Somestationsbroadcastmatrixpro-
gramming. Inthatcase,pushSQmatrix
buttonin.
7.Tolistentoa distantstationwitha weaksignal
orlisteninstereotoa stationwitha poor
qualitystereosignalitwillbenecessaryto
switchtheFMmuteswitch(N)totheout
position.
8.Selectdesiredspeakersystem.
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Phono
1. Pushpowerbutton(J)in.
2. Pushphonobutton(Y)andselectphonoone
ortwowithswitch(NN)onjackplate.
3.Whenplayingmonauralrecords,pushmono
button(V)in.
4. When playing stereo records, push stereo but-
ton (X) in or, to obtain a four channel effect,
pushSQmatrixbutton(BB)in.Somerecord-
ingshavebeenmatrixedforfourchannel.
PushSQmatrixbuttonin.
5.Selectdesiredspeakersystem.
6.Additionalinstructionsunder"Connecting
AccessoryComponents"section.Alsoreferto
instructionscontainedwithyourturntable.
CD4Aux
1. Connectaccessorytoauxinputjacksonjack-
plate. Typicalexamplesaredescribedunder
"ConnectingAccessoryComponents"section.
2. Pushpowerbutton(J)in.
3.Pushauxbutton(AA)in.
4. Pushinappropriatemodebutton;mono,stereo,
4ch.discreteorSQmatrixforsourceselected.
5.Selectdesiredspeakersystem.
Two Channel Tape Play
1. Connectaccessorytapeequipmenttorearof
unit.See"ConnectingAccessoryComponents"
sectionforpreferredjacksfortypeofequip-
mentbeingused.
2. Pushpowerbutton(J)in.
3.Pushinaux(AA)ortapemonitorbutton(DD)
oneortwodependingonwhichjacksonrear
ofunityouhavepluggedinto.
4. Pushinstereobutton(X),ortoobtaina 4
channeleffect,pushinSQmatrixbutton(BB).
5.Selectdesiredspeakersystemandadjustall
toneandvolumecontrolsaspreviously
described.
6. For additional information consult the instruc-
tions contained with your accessory equipment.
Four Channel Discrete Tape Play
1. Repeatallstepsundertwochanneltapeplay
exceptstepnumber4.
2. Push4 ch.discretebutton(Z)in.
Recording Two Channel Source
1. Connectaccessorytapeequipmenttorearof
unit.See"ConnectingAccessoryComponents"
sectionpreferredjacksfortypeofequip-
mentbeingused.
2. Pushpowerbutton(J)in.
3.Push2 ch.stereoprogramsource(FM,phono
oraux)buttonin.Ifequipmentbeingused:
A.Hasa tapemonitorhead
1. Pushintapemonitorbutton(DD)one
ortwodependingonwhichjacksare
beingused.
2. Pushstereobutton(X)in,ortoobtain
a4 ch.effect,pushSQmatrixbutton
(BB)in.
B.Doesnothavea tapemonitorhead
1. Pushstereobutton(X)in.
4. Selectdesiredspeakersystemandadjust
toneandvolumecontrolsaspreviously
described.
5.Foradditionalinformationconsulttheinstruc-
tionscontainedwithyouraccessoryequipment.
Recording Four Channel Source
1. Connectaccessoryfourchanneldiscrete
sourceandtapeequipmenttorearofunit.See
"ConnectingAccessoryComponents"section
forpreferredjacksfortypeofequipmentbeing
used.
2. Pushpowerbutton(J)in.
3.Pushinauxbutton(AA)ortapemonitorone
button(DD)forselecting4 channeldiscrete
source.
4. Push4ch.discretebutton(Z)in.
5.Iftapeunitrecordingtheprogramhasa tape
monitorhead,pushintapemonitorbutton(DD)
oneortwodependingonwhichjacksarebeing
usedbythisunit.
6.Selectdesiredspeakersystemandadjusttone
andvolumecontrolsaspreviouslydescribed.
7.Foradditionalinformationconsulttheinstruc-
tionscontainedwithyouraccessoryequipment.
NOTE: Whenrecording,themono,stereo,4 ch.
discreteandSQmatrixbuttonswillaffectthe
recordsignalunlessthetapemonitorbuttonis
depressed, andthereisnoexternalshortfromthe
tapeplaytotaperecordjacks(internalonsome
machineswitha tapeoutthatisnota truemonitor).
Record Source One/Playback Source Two
1. Followpreviousinstructionsonrecordingtwo
orfourchannelsourceuptoandincludingthe
stepfor"TapeMonitorHead"equipment
(depresstapemonitorbutton(DD).
2. Removeanyconnectionstothe"TapePlay"
jackscontrolledbybutton(DD)justdepressed,
andplug"SourceTwo"intothosejacks.
3.Pushinmono,stereo,4 ch.discreteorSQ
matrixbuttondependingonwhathasbeen
addedas"SourceTwo".
4. Selectdesiredspeakersystemandadjustall
toneandvolumecontrolsaspreviously
described.
NOTE: Thishookupallowsyoutorecordpleasur-
ableprogrammaterial(i.e.copya "oneofa kind"
recordingontotape)whileplayingsomethingofan
urgentnature(educationaltapeforstudy).
Record "TapeA" onto "TapeB"
1. Connect"TapeA"unittotheauxjacks(GG)
ortapeonejacks(HH)onrearofreceiver.
See"ConnectingAccessoryComponents"
sectionforpreferredjacksfortypeofequip-
mentbeingused.
2. Pushpowerbutton(J)in.
3.Pushinauxbutton(AA)ortapemonitorone
button(DD)dependinguponwhichjacksthe
"TapeA"unitwaspluggedinto.
4. Connect"TapeB"unittotapeonejacks(HH)
ortapetwojacks(II)ontherearofthereceiver
(whicheverisnotinuseby"TapeA"unit).
5.Iftheunitrecordingtheprogramhasa tape
monitorheadpushthetapemonitorbutton
(DD)in,oneortwodependinguponwhatjacks
itispluggedinto.
6.Iftheunitrecordingtheprogramdoesnot
havea tapemonitorheadyoumustpushin
theappropriatemono,stereoor4 ch.discrete
buttoncorrespondingtotheoriginalprogram
sourceof"TapeA".
7.Selectdesiredspeakersystemandadjusttone
andvolumecontrolsaspreviouslydescribed.
8.Foradditionalinformationconsulttheinstruc-
tionscontainedwithyouraccessoryequipment.
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WARRANTY
Receivers
GTESylvaniapresents its warranty toyouin question-and-
answerform to give youa clearunderstanding of just how
you are protected.
WHO IS PROTECTED?
Theoriginalretailpurchaser. We suggest the originalretail
purchasermail the warrantyregistrationcard toGTE Sylvania
tofacilitateserviceshould itbe required.
WHAT IS PROTECTED ANDFORHOW LONG?
Thereceiver andits parts are covered fortwo(2) years
fromdate of purchase.
HOW AREYOU PROTECTED?
TheSylvaniadealerfromwhom you purchasedyour
receiver, orhis authorizedSylvaniaServiceContractor,will
repair or replace any partwhichfailsundernormal use
within the warrantyperiod.
Youmustdeliveryourreceiver to yourSylvaniadealer
or his authorizedServiceContractor'splace of business for
service...andpick itup from him whenservice has been
performed.
WHOPAYS THE LABOR CHARGE?
Fortwo (2) yearsafter the date of purchase, the Sylvania
Dealerfromwhom you purchasedyourreceiver, orhis
authorizedSylvaniaServiceContractor,willhonorthis
warrantywithout any labor or servicecharges.After
the two(2) yearwarrantyperiod, youpayfor labor
orservicecharges.
ARE REPLACEMENTPARTSPROTECTED?
Yes, replacementparts are protected forthe balance ofthe
originalwarrantyperiod.
WHAT IFYOU MOVE?
TheSylvaniadealer oran authorizedSylvaniaService
Contractorlocated inthe area to which you move
willhonorthiswarranty forthe balance ofthe warrantyper-
iod. Servicewill be expedited ifyou willpresentyoursales
slip tothe dealer or servicecontractor inthe area to which
youmovesince he will not, initially,have any record of
yourpurchase.
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