User manual PHILIPS 55PFL3907

[. . . ] Register your product and get support at www. Com/support 55PFL3907 EN User Manual FR Manuel d’Utilisation ES Manual del Usuario EN: For further assistance, call the customer support service in your country. Virgin Islands, contact Philips Customer Care Center at 1 866 309 0843 • To obtain assistance in Mexico, contact Philips Customer Care Center at 01 800 504 62 00 Enter below the model and serial numbers located on the back and right side of the TV cabinet. This product uses some open source software: GPL software: linux, gcc, binutils, busybox, dhcpcd LGPL software: directfb, glibc, Qt, LiTE BSD: WPA Supplicant MIT: expat, lua, lua-xmlreader, lua-slncrypto, libxml2, c-ares F  ree Type, LibJPEG, Open SSL, JSON_Parser, gSOAP, libcurl, Open GL GPL The GNU General Public License (GPL) Version 2, June 1991 Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 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