User manual HASBRO HAPPY DAYS 1976014

[. . . ] In addition, from 2000 through 2005, CPSC received reports of 36 TV tip-over deaths. More than 80 percent of all these deaths involved young children. [. . . ] More than 80 percent of all these deaths involved young children. The injuries and deaths frequently take place when kids climb onto, fall against or pull themselves up on shelves, bookcases, dressers, desks, chests and television stands. In some cases, televisions placed on top of furniture tip over and cause a child to suffer a traumatic and sometimes fatal injury. The following safety tips are recommended to prevent furniture or TV tip-overs:  Verify that television is placed only on furniture that is stable on its own. For added security it is recommended that you attach to the wall or anchor to the floor all entertainment units, TV stands, bookcases, shelving, and bureaus using appropriate hardware, such as brackets, screws, or toggles. You may need to adjust your STB audio and picture settings, otherwise you may experience issues such as: Poor picture quality, black bars on the top or sides of the screen, no audio, empty black boxes on the screen. Contact your service provider if you have any questions on STB usage. 2) Broadcaster The broadcaster controls the quality of the program. Some programs are broadcast in High Definition (HD), while other programs are broadcast in Standard Definition (SD), even on HD stations. HD broadcast Crisp, clear picture SD broadcast Fuzzy picture, often with black bars 2) Télédiffuseur Le télédiffuseur contrôle la qualité de l’émission. [. . . ] 2) Broadcaster The broadcaster controls the quality of the program. Some programs are broadcast in High Definition (HD), while other programs are broadcast in Standard Definition (SD), even on HD stations. [. . . ]