This was a hard to find manual. When I did find it , some sites wanted way too much for the file.
Owner-manual .com had it for a really reasonable price. Not only that but it was sent very quickly and was a quality scanned document, unlike some others I purchased from a different site.
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Larry
Last week I bought a second hand Panasonic AG-7500 SVHS Hi-Fi Video Cassette Recorder. It is a professional machine with many video and audio options. I feared it would be a huge quest to find a manual. I was delighted when I found owner-manuals.com. After payment I received the file to download the next day already. The quality is great. I am very happy. Thanks!
The owner's manual/operating instructions that I purchased was the original factory document and it was in at least three and maybe more languages. I no longer have it because I sold the tape recorder and included the owner's manual/operating instructions and a service/repair manual that I bought on ebay for the new owner.
This manual is very useful. Because pioneer sx-q180 is unhandy to use without manual.
Text excerpt from page 21 (click to view)
If it is necessary to drain the water in order to change the programme in progress, proceed as follows: � PAUSE the machine by pressing the START/PAUSE button; � press the RESET (ANUL.) button repeatedly, until only the DRAIN light remains lit; � press the START/PAUSE button again. When the water has been drained, the display shows a blinking zero. You may now select a new programme and press the START/PAUSE button to start it.
14. End of programme
At the end of the programme, the machine stops automatically, gives an audible signal, and displays a blinking zero. If you had selected the RINSE HOLD (AGUA EN LA CUBA) option, the START/PAUSE button light flashes to indicate that the water must be drained. The display shows a steadily lit zero and the the DOOR LOCKED light remains lit. When the programme has been completed, a blinking zero appears on the display and the audible signal is given. The DOOR LOCKED light goes out at once. Press the SKIP/RESET button repeatedly to erase the programme that has just been carried out. If you omit to do this, the next time you switch the machine on, the blinking zero will appear on the display and you will hear the audible signal. Note: when you switch the machine on, if you must erase the previously performed programme, it is also sufficient to press the FABRIC (TEJIDOS) button and select a new programme. Press the ON/OFF button to switch the machine off. The relevant light will go out. Remove the laundry from the machine. Check whether the drum is completely empty, by rotating it with your hand. The purpose of this is to prevent any items of laundry from remaining accidentally in the drum, where they might get damaged in a subsequent wash (e.g. by shrinking) or bleed colour into another load of laundry. We advise you to close the water supply tap and disconnect the plug from the socket. Leave the door ajar in order to air the machine.
12. How to cancel a programme during its cycle
To cancel a programme that is being carried out, first pause the machine by pressing the START/PAUSE button, then press the RESET (ANUL.) button repeatedly, until the display shows three blinking dashes.
13. How to open the door during the cycle of a programme
You can open the door, after having set the machine to PAUSE, provided the following conditions exist: � the machine is not in the heating phase beyond 55°C; � the level of the water is not high; � the drum is not turning. If these requirements are met, when you pause the machine, the DOOR LOCKED light goes out and the door can be opened. Should it not be possible to open the door, and should it be absolutely necessary to do so, switch the machine off by pressing the ON/OFF button. After approximately 3 minutes, you can open the door. Pay attention to the level and temperature of the water in the machine! When you close the door and press the ON/OFF button again, the machine will resume the programme from the point where it had been interrupted.
