Pioneer PRV-LX1 Computer Drive User Manual


 
TECHNICAL INFORMATION BULLETIN TIB # 190112
PRV-LX1 – General Maintenance Practices
Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. Released: Aug-2007
Home & Business Group of America
(800) 872-4159
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OVERVIEW:
The PRV-LX1 is a professional-level DVD recorder designed to provide many hours of video
recording and playback performance. While every operating environment is unique, there are some
general maintenance practices you can follow to keep your PRV-LX1 running at optimal performance.
This document offers some general guidelines and maintenance recommendations for the PRV-LX1.
Run a system check on the hard disk drive (HDD)
Clean the filters on the front of the unit
Check the Read/Write hours on the DVD drives
TECHNICAL DETAILS:
For details about the general maintenance practices noted above, refer to the following sections. If
you have questions or need additional assistance please contact your Pioneer representative.
WARNING: Removing the PRV-LX1 cover automatically voids the warranty. Proceed
with the drive replacement only if your unit is already out of warranty or
you accept to knowingly voiding the warranty.
We strongly recommend that you send your PRV-LX1 to Pioneer Service for
any repairs or part replacement. Pioneer offers a free loaner PRV-LX1 while
your unit is being serviced.
HDD System Check
To maintain optimal performance, run a system check on the HDD about every three months. If the
recorder is used heavily, perform the HDD system check more frequently.
The HDD system check option is available under the System > HDD Tools menu. The process
locates and repairs minor HDD errors and logs errors that the recorder is unable to repair. All results
are displayed on your connected monitor.
To run a system check on the HDD, power on the PRV-LX1 and follow the directions below. Although
these instructions refer to the front panel, you may use the front panel, the remote control, or a USB
mouse to make selections from the PRV-LX1 menu.
1. Press the Function button on the front panel to access the Function Menu.