Toshiba Cordless Telephone SG 1701 User Manual

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OWNER S MANUAL  
2.4GHz DIGITAL SPREAD SPECTRUM CORDLESS TELEPHONE  
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SG 1701  
The FIRST thing to do after unpacking your new  
cordless telephone is:  
CHARGE THE BATTERY !  
Please read and follow the few instructions on  
PAGE 6  
BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING ELSE.  
 
13. Do not use the telephone in the vicinity of a gas leak.  
CAUTION:TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR INJURY TO PERSONS BY THE BATTERY,  
READ AND FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS.  
1. Use only the appropriate type and size battery pack specified in the instruction manual  
provided for this product.  
2. Do not dispose of the battery pack in a fire. The cell may explode. Check with State and  
local codes for possible special disposal instructions.  
3. Do not open or mutilate the battery pack. Released electrolyte is corrosive and may cause  
damage to the eyes or skin. It may be toxic if swallowed.  
4. Exercise care in handling the battery in order not to short it with conducting materials such  
as rings, bracelets, and keys. The battery or conductor may overheat and cause burns.  
5. Charge the battery pack provided with or identified for use with this product only in accordance  
with the instructions and limitations specified in the instruction manual provided for this  
product.  
6. Observe proper polarity orientation between the battery pack and the battery charger.  
ATTENTION: THE PRODUCT THAT YOU HAVE PURCHASED CONTAINS  
A
RECHARGEABLE BATTERY. UNDER VARIOUS STATE AND LOCAL LAWS, IT MAY BE  
ILLEGALTO DISPOSE OF THIS BATTERY INTO THE MUNICIPAL WASTE STREAM. PLEASE  
CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR DETAILS IN YOURAREAFOR RECYCLING  
OPTIONS OR PROPER DISPOSAL.  
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS  
TO HELP PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT, THIS PRODUCT MAY CONTAIN RECYCLED OR  
RECONDITIONED PARTS AND MATERIALS.  
The RBRCTM Seal  
The RBRCTM Seal on the (easily removable) nickel-cadmium battery  
(contained in our product) indicates that Toshiba America Consumer  
Products, Inc. (TACP) is voluntarily participating in an industry program  
to collect and recycle these batteries at the end of their useful lives,  
when taken out of service within the United States. The RBRCTM program  
provides a convenient alternative to placing used nickel-cadmium  
batteries into the trash or municipal waste, which is illegal in some areas.  
TACP’s payments to RBRCTM make it easy for you to drop off the spent battery at local retailers  
of replacement nickel-cadmium batteries, or at authorized TACP product service centers. You  
may also contact your local recycling center for information on where to return the spent battery.  
Please call 1-800-8-BATTER for information on Ni-Cd battery recycling in your area. TACP’s  
involvement in this program is part of its commitment to protecting our environment and conserving  
natural resources.  
RBRCTM is a trademark of Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation.  
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SERVICE REQUIREMENTS  
If the cordless telephone should malfunction, or need changes or modifications, all repairs will  
be performed by an authorized Toshiba Service Station. This unit has been registered with the  
FCC for direct connection to the telephone network. Under the FCC program, no customer is  
authorized to repair this unit. This applies to a unit both in and out of warranty. If an unauthorized  
repair is performed, the registration of the unit for direct connection to the network will be null  
and void. If the unit is still in warranty, the remainder of the warranty period will also be null and  
void.  
It is the responsibility of users requiring service to report the need for service to their Toshiba  
dealer.  
IMP ORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO USERS  
Your telephone has been designed and constructed to conform to federal regulations and can  
be connected to the phone line as described in this manual.  
Please note that each product connected to the telephone line places a certain load on the line.  
We designate this as the unit’s “Ringer Equivalence Number.”  
It is most unlikely, but . . . If your telephone should cause problems on the phone line, the phone  
company has the right to temporarily discontinue your service. If this happens, the phone company  
will notify you and give you the opportunity to correct the problem. Also, you need to know that  
the phone company does have the right to make changes in their lines and/or equipment.  
If these changes might affect your telephone (or require changes in the telephone or its  
connection), the phone company will notify you in writing, so you will have the chance to take  
whatever action is necessary to ensure uninterrupted phone service.  
F CC REQUIREMENTS  
You are no longer required by the FCC to notify your local telephone company of your intent to  
connect a new telephone. Your local telephone company may call you and request information  
about your phone such as: the brand name, model number, registration number, and ringer  
equivalence number. This information is provided on a label located at the bottom of the base  
unit and handset.  
You may not directly connect your telephone to coin telephone services. Check with your local  
telephone company if you wish to connect your telephone to a party line service. Some party line  
services require a special adaptor or modification to your telephone.  
Finally, it should be noted that some cordless telephones operate at frequencies that may cause  
interference to nearby TVs and VCRs; to minimize or prevent such interference, the base of the  
cordless telephone should not be placed near or on top of a TV or VCR; and, if interference is  
experienced, moving the cordless telephone farther away from the TV or VCR will often reduce  
or eliminate the interference.  
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INTRODUCTION  
Toshiba America Consumer Products, Inc. takes pride in presenting  
the telephone, one of the finest digital spread spectrum cordless  
telephones available. Intelligent design, superb craftsmanship, and the  
latest technological advances have been combined to provide you with  
a telephone that is easy to operate and will provide you with years of  
dependable service. Please take the time now to read your Owner’s  
Manual carefully, so that you may enjoy the many convenient features  
of your telephone.  
FEATURES  
• 2.4GHz Digital Spread Spectrum Transmission with Extended Talk  
Range  
• 35 Channel Auto Scanning  
• Digital Call Protect Privacy Scrambling and Digital Security Code  
• Volume Control (4 level)  
• Ringer Volume and Tone Control  
• 10 Speed-Dial (20 digits)  
• Long Standby Battery Life (10 days)  
• One Way Page/Handset Locator  
• Last Number Redial (32 digits)  
• Mute on Handset  
• Any-key Answer  
• Reversible Charging System  
• Hearing Aid Compatible/HAC Volume  
• Desk/Wall Mountable (Bracket included)  
• Headset Jack  
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INSTALLATION  
1. SETTING UP THE BASE UNIT  
For use on a desk or counter top follow the instructions below.  
DESKTOP MOUNTING:  
Snap the bracket's tab into the  
notches on the base.  
Fasten the AC adaptor  
cord to prevent it from  
being disconnected.  
Raise the  
antenna  
to vertical  
position.  
Telephone Line Cord  
Single-Line  
Telephone Jack  
(RJ11C)  
Power Outlet  
(AC 120V, 60Hz)  
AC Adaptor  
• USE ONLY WITH Supplied AC ADAPTOR (TAC-2981; power source  
AC 120V, 60Hz/DC 9V).  
• The AC adaptor must remain connected at all times. (It is normal for  
the adaptor to feel warm during use.)  
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2. CHARGE THE BATTERY PACK  
Note  
Use only the supplied battery pack (TRB-1981; power source  
800 mAh, 3.6V).  
Black  
Red  
q Remove the battery compartment cover  
on the back of the handset by sliding it  
down.  
w Plug the battery pack cord into the  
connector in the battery compartment in  
correct polarity. It fits in only one way.  
e Place the battery pack in the battery  
compartment.  
r Put the battery compartment cover back  
by sliding until it snaps into place. Make  
sure not to get the wires of the battery pack  
caught in the cover.  
t Place the handset on the base unit.  
Be sure the IN USE/CHARGE LED lights.  
If the IN USE/CHARGE LED does not  
light, make sure theAC adaptor is plugged  
in securely and that the electrical outlet is  
working and not controlled by a light  
switch.  
It is important to charge the battery for  
12 to 16 hours continuously without  
any interruption before you use the  
handset for the first time.  
IN USE/  
CHARGE  
LED  
Charging contacts  
Note  
The battery pack is not charged properly if the charging contacts are dirty or tarnished. Clean the  
contacts occasionally with a dry cloth.  
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After the battery pack is fully charged;  
Operation  
Approx. battery life  
up to 6 hours  
While in use (Talk mode)  
While not in use (Standby mode)  
up to 10 days  
When TALK/BATT LOW LED blinks, all handset buttons are disabled  
and the battery needs to be charged. If this occurs during a call, you  
hear short beeps. Finish the call as soon as possible and place the  
handset on the base unit.  
Note  
If a call comes in when the battery is too low to operate properly, you will be unable to answer the  
call or the call will be disconnected.  
WALL MOUNTING  
MOUNTING ON A STANDARD WALL PLATE  
Insert the bracket's tab into the  
base's lower tab slots, then press  
down on the top of the bracket to  
snap it into the clip slots.  
Flip the switch hook  
tab over so the tab  
holds the handset.  
Raise the antenna.  
Single-Line  
Telephone Jack  
(RJ11C)  
Telephone  
Line Cord  
Power Outlet  
(AC 120V, 60Hz)  
AAdr  
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Route the cords through the guides.  
Place the base unit on the posts of the wall plate and push down until  
it is firmly seated.  
USE ONLY WITH Supplied AC ADAPTOR (TAC-2981; power source  
AC 120V, 60Hz/DC 9V).  
Notes  
Do not use any outlet controlled by a wall switch.  
If you dont have a standard wall plate, cut out the template below and use it to position two  
screws (minimum length of 1-3/8 inches) into the wall with the heads protruding about 3/16 inch.  
CUT  
CUT  
Wall mount template  
IMPORTANT:  
Before mounting, select a wall area of sufficient  
strength. If mounting on wallboard or in an area  
of questionable strength, locate a stud for  
maximum support of your telephone.  
Avoid electrical cables, pipes, or other items  
behind the mounting location that could cause a  
hazard.  
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LOCATIONS OF CONTROLS  
HANDSET CONTROLS  
Antenna  
Speed Dial Index Card (back)  
Write down numbers stored in  
memory.  
TALK/BATT LOW LED  
(Volume/Ringer) button  
VOL  
button  
button  
REDIAL  
FLASH  
(Memory) button  
MEM  
button  
TALK  
Rechargeable  
Battery Pack (back)  
button  
button  
TONE  
button  
MUTE  
PAUSE  
button  
CHANNEL  
Charging Contacts  
BASE UNIT CONTROLS  
DC IN 9V jack  
LINE Modular jack  
T-P (Tone-Pulse)  
Switch  
IN USE/CHARGE LED  
button  
PAGE  
Antenna  
Charging Contacts  
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Please see “LOCATIONS OF CONTROLS” for the location  
of each button used for the following operations.  
TONE/P ULSE SETTING  
Set the TONE/PULSE switch on the back of the base unit to TONE and  
make a trial call.  
If the call does not connect, set the TONE/PULSE to PULSE.  
MAKING A CALL  
1. MAKING A CALL  
TALK  
q Press  
.
w Listen for the dialtone.  
e Dial the phone number you are calling.  
TALK  
1, 4  
3
r To hang up, press  
again or place the  
handset on the base unit. The TALK/BATT  
LOW LED turns off.  
2. ANSWERING A CALL  
q Simply pick up the handset or press any key if  
the handset is located away from the base unit.  
The TALK/BATT LOW LED will light.  
TALK  
w To hang up, press  
or place the handset  
1, 2  
on the base unit.  
The TALK/BATT LOW LED turns off.  
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3. INTERFERENCE OR STATIC  
CHANNEL  
If you hear noise during a call, press  
to select another channel.  
The TALK/BATT LOW LED blinks during changing a channel.  
4. CHANGING THE RINGER VOLUME  
Press  
/
to select one of four ringer tone and volume combinations  
during standby mode.  
Each time you press  
/
, the setting will change.  
5. CHANGING THE HANDSET SPEAKER VOLUME  
During a telephone call, press  
/
to select one of four speaker volume  
levels; Max, High, Medium and Low,  
The setting will remain in effect even after you hang up the current call.  
Note  
The Loud setting may be too loud because it is set for hearing aid compatibility.  
6. REDIALING  
TALK  
REDIAL  
Press  
and then press  
. The last number called (up to 32  
digits) will then be dialed again.  
7. USING THE CALL WAITING SERVICE, ETC.  
To use this feature, you must subscribe to the Call Waiting service.  
When you hear a call-waiting tone while you are already talking on the  
FLASH  
phone, simply press  
.
FLASH  
To take the original call back, press  
again.  
Note  
Pressing  
FLASH  
without receiving a Call Waiting signal may disconnect the current caller.  
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8. SENDING TONE SIGNAL (for Pulse service user)  
Even if you have Pulse service (the Tone-Pulse switch is set to Pulse),  
you can use this phone with banking and other phone services requiring  
touch tone signals.  
q Dial the service number and wait for the connection.  
TONE  
w Press  
, then enter the numbers required. You will hear the  
tones on the line.  
9. MUTING  
MUTE  
Press  
to turn off the microphone during a conversation.  
The TALK/BATT LOW LED blinks. You may speak to someone in the  
room without the caller overhearing.  
MUTE  
To resume normal conversation, press  
or TALK  
.
10. PAGING  
PAGE  
To locate the handset (while it is off the base), press  
on the base  
PAGE  
unit. The handset beeps for 60 seconds. To stop paging, press  
or return the handset to the base unit or any key at the handset.  
Notes  
You cannot page the handset during a call.  
Be careful not to get your ear too close to the ringer on the back side of the handset while  
paging, because it may be too loud.  
11. OUT OF RANGE  
During a call, as you begin to move too far from the base, you first hear  
a clicking sound. As you travel farther, the noise increases. If you travel  
out-of-range, your call terminates.  
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USING A HEADSET (op tion )  
For purchase of an optional accessory, please call 1-877-644-7373.  
You can talk with hands-free convenience using an optional headset  
(part #. RC008260) that has a 3/32-inch(2.5mm) plug.  
To connect the headset, open the rubber  
cover on the left side of the handset, then  
insert the headsets plug into the jack.  
With a headset connected, you can make or  
answer calls as usual using the keys on the  
handset.  
You can use the supplied Belt Clip to hang  
the handset on your belt for greater  
convenience.  
When you finish using the headset,  
disconnect it from the handset and close the  
rubber cover to protect the jack.  
Notes  
The handsets earspeaker and microphone are turned off with a headset connected.  
Pressing the button of the handset also controls the connected headsets volume.  
If you place the handset on the base unit while the headset is connected, be sure the handset is  
placed properly.  
/
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USING A BELT CLIP (op tion )  
You can attach an optional Belt Clip (part #. RC009263) to the handset  
in order to carry it on your belt.  
Attaching the Belt Clip to the Handset  
Insert the Belt Clip tabs into the holes on each  
side of the handset until they click.  
Note  
Be sure to insert the tab properly into each hole to prevent  
the belt clip from falling off.  
Removing the Belt Clip from the Handset  
Pull both sides of the Belt Clip to release the tabs from the holes.  
Note  
Remove the Belt Clip carefully from the handset, taking care not to hurt your fingers or damage  
your nails.  
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MEMORY DIALING  
You can store up to 10 telephone numbers in memory.  
Notes  
In memory dialing operation,  
If more than 20 seconds elapse between pressing buttons, the operation will be canceled and  
you must start over again.  
If you press a wrong button, an error tone sounds and the handset returns to standby mode.  
If a call comes in, the operation will be canceled and you will hear the ring.  
1. STORING NUMBERS  
You can store up to 20 digits including #, , TONE, and PAUSE in one  
memory address.  
TALK  
q Pick up the handset from the base unit. (Do not press  
).  
MEM  
w Press  
.
e Dial the telephone number you wish to store. (up to 20 digits).  
MEM  
r Press  
.
t Enter the memory address (0 to 9) at which you wish to store the  
phone number dialed in step 3.  
You will hear a long beep when the number is successfully stored.  
To store more telephone numbers, repeat the steps from w to t.  
y Return the handset to the base unit.  
u Record the telephone numbers on the SPEED DIAL INDEX CARD,  
and place it on the back of the handset.  
EXAMPLE: To store 9012345 in memory address 3  
WX 9  
0
1
3
3
2
4
5
MEM  
MEM  
Replacing a telephone number  
Just store the new number following the same steps in 1. STORING  
NUMBERS.”  
The new number will replace the previously stored one.  
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2. DIALING A STORED NUMBER  
TALK  
q Pick up the handset and press  
The TALK/BATT LOW LED lights.  
MEM  
.
w Press  
.
e Enter the memory address (0 to 9).  
The stored number will be dialed.  
Note  
If you enter a memory address which does not have any stored number, error beeps sound.  
3. ERASING A STORED TELEPHONE NUMBER  
TALK  
q Pick up the handset. (Do not press the  
button.)  
MEM  
w Press the  
button twice.  
e Enter the memory address button (0 to 9) you wish to erase.  
When erasing is completed, you will hear a long beep.  
4. INSERTING A PAUSE IN MEMORY  
PAUSE  
Use  
to make an outgoing call through a PBX or long distance.  
PAUSE  
Each time you press  
, a pause of about two seconds is inserted  
during the dialing sequence. If more than two seconds are needed,  
PAUSE  
press  
twice.  
PAUSE  
EXAMPLE: To store 0  
1234567890in memory address 4,  
press:  
WX 9  
0
3
4
0
1
2
5
6
8
4
7
MEM  
PAUSE  
MEM  
.5. CHAIN DIALING  
Combining ordinary dialing and memory dialing, you can dial a long  
telephone number with less steps.  
EXAMPLE: Divide the number into two portions and store the first portion  
in memory address 1 and the second portion in memory address 2.  
When you call, press following buttons;  
1
2
MEM  
MEM  
TALK  
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ACCESSORIES  
SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES  
Rechargeable Battery pack  
AC Adaptor  
(1) TRB-1981 Part #. RC009814  
(1) TAC-2981 Part #. RC009792  
(1) Part #. RC008231  
Telephone Cord  
Owners Manual  
Speed Dial Index  
(1) Part #. RC009815  
(1) Part #. RC009264  
Bracket  
(1) Part #. RC009262  
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  
Headset  
Belt Clip  
(1) Part #. RC008260  
(1) Part #. RC009263  
For the purchase of Accessories, please call 1-877-644-7373.  
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE  
Should any problem occur with the set, make the following simple tests  
to determine whether or not servicing is required.  
PROBLEM  
SOLUTION  
The handset battery  
does not charge.  
The charging contacts of the handset and base are not  
clean.  
Clean them with a dry cloth.  
The battery connector is not connected with correct  
polarity.  
Install the battery correctly.  
The battery is several years old.  
Replace with a new battery.  
Battery becomes low  
quickly.  
The battery was not fully charged at the initial charging.  
Charge the battery for 12 to 16 hours without any  
interruption.  
The battery is several years old.  
Replace with a new battery.  
The AC adaptor of the base unit is disconnected.  
Plug the AC adaptor into the base unit and the AC  
120V outlet.  
Can not make or  
receive calls.  
Can not hear the dial  
tone.  
The battery is low.  
Place the handset on the base unit to recharge.  
Telephone line cord is disconnected.  
Check both ends of the telephone jack.  
The previous call was not disconnected.  
TALK  
Press  
to disconnect the line.  
Trouble with the telephone line.  
Check an extension line.  
Outlet used is controlled by a wall switch in its OFF  
position.  
Relocate to another outlet.  
The handset is too far from the base unit.  
Bring the handset near the base unit.  
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PROBLEM  
SOLUTION  
The battery is low.  
Recharge the battery.  
TALK/BATT LOW  
LED blinks.  
The handset does  
not ring or receive a  
page.  
The handset is located too far away from the base or  
the battery has been discharged.  
Return the handset to charge when your call is  
finished.  
The digital security code has changed.  
Remove the handset from the base unit and press  
PAGE  
and hold  
. While the handset is emitting, return  
the handset to the base unit.  
The battery is low.  
Place the handset on the base unit to recharge.  
The charging contacts of the handset and the base are  
not clean.  
Clean them with a dry cloth.  
The AC adaptor of the base unit is disconnected.  
Plug the AC adaptor firmly into the base unit and AC  
120V outlet.  
CHARGE LED does  
not light when the  
handset is placed on  
the base.  
The handset is not on the base.  
Place the handset on the base properly  
The handset is too far from the base unit.  
Bring the handset near the base unit.  
Noise or  
interference.  
The battery is low.  
Place the handset on the base unit to recharge.  
The base unit is located in a place with high  
interference.  
Relocate to another outlet.  
Interference from TV, Microwave oven, Computer and  
electrical appliances.  
CHANNEL  
Press  
to select a clearer channel, or relocate  
the base unit.  
Excessive line noise.  
Check with another telephone.  
The volume control is set too high.  
Reduce volume to lower setting.  
The base antenna is not in a vertical position.  
Lift the antenna to a vertical position.  
The unit does not  
operate properly.  
The phone needs to be reset.  
Disconnect the AC adaptor and reconnect it after a  
few seconds.  
When the handset is This is normal.  
returned to the base  
unit with the volume  
level set at Max, a  
momentary squeal  
or howling sound  
may sometimes be  
heard.  
It may be prevented by changing the volume setting  
to Medium or Low before returning the handset to the  
base unit.  
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WARRANTY/SERVICE  
TE LE P H ONE /TE LE P H ONE ANSWE R MACH INE LIMITE D WAR R ANTY  
ToshibaAmerica Consumer Products, Inc. (“TACP”), and Toshiba Hawaii, Inc. (“THI”), make the following limited warranties.  
These limited warranties extend to the original consumer purchaser or any person receiving this set as a gift from the  
original consumer purchaser and to no other purchaser or transferee.  
Limited One (1) Year Warranty of Labor  
and parts  
TACP/THI warrant this product and its parts against defects  
in materials or workmanship for a period of one (1) year  
after the date of original retail purchase. During this period,  
TACP/THI will repair or replace your defective product with  
a new or refurbished unit at TACP’s option.  
(3) Within the continental U.S.A., if you should find a  
defective product within the warranty period please call 1-  
877-644-7373.  
(4) Warranties extend only to defects in materials or  
workmanship as limited above and do not extend to any  
product or parts which have been lost or discarded by you,  
or to damage to products or parts caused by misuse, accident,  
damage caused by Acts of God, such as lightning or  
fluctuations in electric power, improper installation,  
improper maintenance or use in violation of instructions  
furnished by us; or to units which have been altered or  
modified without authorization of TACP/THI, or to damage  
to products or parts thereof which have had the serial number  
removed, altered, defaced or rendered illegible.  
(5) Physically damaged products are not acceptable for  
repair or exchange within or after the warranty period  
expires.  
Owner’s Manual  
You should read the owner’s manual thoroughly before  
operating this product.  
Your Responsibility  
The above warranties are subject to the following conditions.  
(1) You must provide a copy of your bill of sale or other  
proof of purchase.  
(2) These warranties are effective only if the product is  
purchased and operated within the USA or Puerto Rico.  
How to Obtain Warranty Service  
In the event a problem should develop with your product, please proceed as follows;  
In Hawaii contact:  
Toshiba Hawaii, Inc.  
327 Kamakee Street,  
Honolulu, HI 96814  
(808)-591-9261  
In The Continental United States contact:  
All warranties implied by state law, including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose,  
are expressly limited to the duration of the limited warranties set forth above. With the exception of any warranties implied  
by state law as hereby limited, the foregoing warranty is exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties, guarantees, agreements  
and similar obligations of manufacturer or seller with respect to the repair or replacement of any parts. In no event shall  
TACP/THI be liable for consequential or incidental damages.  
No person, agent, distributor, dealer or company is authorized to change, modify or extend the terms of these warranties in  
any manner whatsoever. The time within which an action must be commenced to enforce any obligation of TACP/THI  
arising under the warranty or under any statute or law of the United States or any state thereof, is hereby limited to ninety(90)  
days from the date you discover, or should have dicovered, the defect. This limitation does not apply to implied warranties  
arising under state law.  
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which may vary from state to state. Some  
states do not allow limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts, when an action may be brought, or the exclusion or  
limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above provisions may not apply to you.  
© 2001 TOSHIBAAMERICA CONSUMER PRODUCTS. INC.  
UCZZ01737BZ RC009815  
Printed in China  
 

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