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If  an error  message  appears on the  video screen,  see 
“DVD  Messages”  later  in this  section. 
DVD  Player Buttons 
(Power): Press  this button to turn the  RSE system 
on  or 
off. 
4 (Eject): Press  this  button to eject  a  DVD  or a CD. 
SRCE (Source): Press  this  button to toggle between 
the  DVD  player  and  an  auxiliary source. 
(Stop): Press  this button to stop the play of the 
DVD  player.  Press  this  button twice 
to return to 
the  beginning 
of the  DVD. 
,111 (Play/Pause): Press this  button to  turn the  DVD 
player on, to  start  play  of a  DVD  or  CD and 
to 
toggle  between play and  pause  of a  DVD  or CD. 
(Menu): Press this  button to access  the  DVD menu. 
This  button only operates with  a  DVD. 
(Display  Menu): Press this  button  to modify  the video 
screen display characteristics. 
(Menu  Navigation): Use the  arrow keys to navigate 
through a  menu. 
(Enter): Press this button to  select items within a menu 
Playing  a  Disc 
To  play a  disc, gently  insert  the  disc  with the  label side 
up  into  the loading  slot. The  DVD player will continue 
loading the  disc and  the player will automatically  start, 
if 
the vehicle  ignition is in  RUN, ACCESSORY,  or when 
RAP  is  active. 
If  a disc  is already  in the  player, press the  play/pause 
button  on the  face  of the  DVD  player  or  on the 
remote control. 
Some DVDs will not allow you to  fast forward  or skip the 
copyright  or previews. Some  DVDs will begin playing 
after the previews have finished.  If the DVD does not 
begin 
to play  the main title,  refer  to the on-screen 
instructions,  as the DVD may  be displaying  its main 
title  menu. 
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D. 
E. 
F. 
G. 
H. 
I. 
Display Menu: Press this  button to modify the video 
screen display characteristics. 
Audio: Press  this  button to call-up a  menu that  will 
operate  only  when  a  DVD is being played.  The 
format  and content  of this  function  is defined  by  the 
disc  and is dependent  of the  disc. 
Fast  Reverse: Press this  button to fast  reverse  the 
DVD  or CD.  To  stop fast  reversing, press this 
button  again. This  button  may 
not work when the 
DVD  is playing the  copyright  or the  previews. 
Source: Press this  button to toggle  between the 
DVD  player  and an  auxiliary source. 
Stop: Press this  button to stop  the  play of a  DVD or 
CD.  Press  this button twice 
to return to the 
beginning  of the  DVD. 
Previous  TracWChapter: Press this  button to return 
to the  start of the  current  track or chapter.  Press 
this  button again 
to return to the previous track 
or  chapter. This  button  may  "not  work  when the DVD 
is playing  the copyright  or the  previews. 
Numeric  Key  Pad: The  remote control  numeric 
keypad provides you with the  capability  of direct 
chapter, title  and track  number selection. 
Press the  button, located on  the bottom  left 
of the 
numeric  key pad, within 
3 seconds  of inputting 
a  numeric selection  to clear all  numeric  inputs. 
Press the  button, located on the  bottom left  of the 
numeric  key  pad, 
to select chapter, title,  and 
track  numbers greater than 
9. 
K. 
L. 
M. 
N. 
0. 
P. 
Q. 
R. 
S. 
Illumination: Press  this button to turn  the  remote 
control backlight  on. 
Menu: Press this  button to access  the  DVD  menu 
(this button only  operates with 
a DVD). 
Enter: Press this  button to select  items  within  a 
menu. 
Return: Press  this button  to  exit  the  current  active 
menu and  return 
to the  previous  menu.  This 
button will  operate  only  when a DVD  is being  played 
and a  menu  is active. 
Angle: Press this  button to call-up a menu  that will 
operate only  when a DVD  is being  played.  The 
format  and content  of this function is  defined  by the 
disc  and  is  dependent 
of the  disc. 
Subtitle: Press this button to call-up a  menu  that  will 
operate only  when a DVD  is being  played.  The 
format  and content  of this  function  is defined  by  the 
disc  and  is dependent  of the  disc. 
Fast  Forward: Press  this  button to fast  forward  the 
DVD  or CD.  To  stop  fast  forwarding, press  this 
button again. This  button  may  not  work  when  the 
DVD  is playing the  copyright or the  previews. 
Play/Pause: Press this  button to turn  the  DVD  player 
on, 
to start  play  of a  DVD  or  CD and to toggle 
between play  and pause 
of a DVD  or CD. 
Next  TracWChapter: Press  this  button to advance 
to the  beginning  of the  next  track  or  chapter. 
This  button may  not  work  when  the  DVD  is  playing 
the  copyright  or  the previews. 
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Problem 
The  remote control does not work. 
After  stopping the  player, 
I 
push  Play but sometimes 
the  DVD  starts where 
I 
left off and sometimes  at 
the  beginning. 
The  auxiliary source  is 
running  but there  is  no 
picture  or  sound. 
Recommended  Action 
Point the remote control 
directly at  the infrared 
window  below the  video 
screen while  using. 
Check that the  batteries  are  not dead  or put  in 
wrong. 
The  parental control 
button  might have  been 
pressed. (The power  indicator light will flash.) 
If  the  stop  button  was 
pressed one time,  the 
DVD player will  resume 
playing  where  the  DVD 
was  stopped.  If the  stop 
button  was pressed two 
times  the DVD player will 
begin to  play from the 
beginning  of the  DVD. 
Press  the SRCE button  to 
change from the  DVD  player mode 
to the 
auxiliary source  mode. 
Check to  make sure that 
the  auxiliary source  is 
connected  to the  inputs 
properly. 
Problem 
My disc  is stuck  in the 
player. The  Load/Eject 
button does  not  work. 
Sometimes  the  wireless 
headphone audio  cuts  out 
or  buzzes. 
I lost the  remote  and/or 
the  headphones. 
What  is the  best  way 
to 
clean the video  screen? 
Recommended  Action 
Press the  Load/Eject 
button  on  the  DVD  player. 
Turn  the  power 
off, then 
on  again,  then  press  the 
Load/Eject  button  on  the  DVD  player. 
Do  not  attempt 
to forcibly 
remove  the  disc  from  the 
DVD  player.  This  could 
permanently  damage  the  DVD player. 
This could  be  caused  by 
interference  from  cellular 
telephone  towers  or  by 
using  your  cellular 
telephone  in the  vehicle. 
See  your  dealer  for 
assistance. 
Wipe  the  video  screen  with  a soft  cloth  that 
is 
damp  with  water. 
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Tow/Haul Mode 
The tow/haul  feature assists when pulling a  heavy trailer 
or  a large  or  heavy  load.  The  purpose 
of the tow/haul 
mode 
is to: 
Reduce  the  frequency  and  improve the predictability 
of  transmission  shifts  when pulling a heavy trailer or 
a  large  or  heavy load. 
Provide  the  same  solid shift feel when pulling a 
heavy  trailer or a  large  or heavy load as when 
the  vehicle  is unloaded. 
Improve  control of vehicle speed  while requiring 
less throttle pedal activity  when pulling a  heavy 
trailer  or a  large  or heavy  load. 
Your  vehicle  is provided with  a button  at  the end of the 
shift  lever  which  when  pressed enables tow/haul. 
When  the  button is pressed, a  light  on  the instrument 
panel  will  illuminate 
to indicate that tow/haul  has 
been  selected.  Tow/haul may be turned 
off by  pressing 
the  button  again,  at  which  time the indicator light on 
the  instrument  panel will turn  off. The vehicle will 
automatically  turn off tow/haul  every time  it  is started.  Tow/haul 
is designed 
to be  most  effective when the 
vehicle and trailer combined weight is at  least 
75 percent 
of  the vehicle’s  Gross Combination Weight  Rating 
(GCWR). See  Weight 
of the Trailer  later in this  section. 
Tovdhaul is mcst useful wder the f~l!~~ing driving 
conditions: 
When  pulling a  heavy trailer  or a  large  or heavy 
0 When  pulling a  heavy trailer  or a  large or heavy 
load through  rolling terrain. 
load 
in stop and  go traffic. 
When  pulling a  heavy trailer  or a  large  or heavy 
load in busy parking 
lots where  improved  low 
speed control  of the  vehicle  is desired. 
Operating the vehicle  in tow/haul  when  lightly  loaded  or 
with  no trailer  at  all will  not cause damage.  However, 
there  is  no benefit 
to the  selection of tow/haul  when  the 
vehicle  is unloaded. Such a  selection when  unloaded  may result  in unpleasant engine and transmission  driving 
characteristics  and  reduced fuel  economy.  Tow/haul 
is  recommended  only  when pulling a  heavy trailer  or a 
large  or heavy load. 
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