My Dual DVD Touch Screen Won't Work
Dual DVD touch screen players installed in the driver and passenger seat headrests provide two independent screens for those in the rear of the car. There are a number of reasons why the players may suddenly cease to work--these reasons being similar to those found in a non-touch screen, single screen DVD player that is inside of a headrest. Troubleshoot the common problems that can keep the dual DVD touch screen players from working so that they can again be used.
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Instructions
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Straighten a paperclip. Insert an end of the paperclip into the hole next to the side loading DVD disc slot on one of the two DVD players. Push the paperclip into the hole until the edge of the DVD that is stuck inside pops out from the slot. Grip the edge of the DVD and pull it out of the slot.
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Press in on the sides of the headrest on the passenger seat. Pull the headrest partially out of the top. Loosen the screw from the panel at the bottom of the DVD player that is now visible with a Phillips jeweler's screwdriver. Remove the panel cover. Grip the fuse inside of the compartment. Twist the fuse counter clockwise to remove it. Insert a replacement fuse in the fuse socket. Twist the replacement fuse clockwise to seat it in the socket. Place the panel back on the compartment. Screw in the screw. Push the headrest back into the top of the seat.
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Place your hand beneath the driver's seat from the back. Locate the connecting power cable that runs from the DVD player in the driver's seat headrest to the DVD player in the passenger seat's headrest. Arrange the cable so that it is not catching on the railings that the driver seat and the passenger seat rides on. Arrange the connecting power cable so that there are no kinks in it.
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