Picture courtesy of Raymond Sleight.

| Value for Money | 2/10 |
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| Overall rating | 1.6/10 |
By KB. on 8th Sep 2002
| Value for money | 0/10 |
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| Overall value | 0/10 |
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Easy to use.
No volume control on DVD player - requires that TV be turned up way too high. Runs very, very hot.
I have owned my RCA RC5215P DVD player for just over a year (so of course the warranty no longer covers it) and it has bit the dust. It no longer powers on. After unplugging and replugging several times, I finally disconnected the entire unit and noticed an odour - that of burnt out motor parts. From the moment I connected the player after buying it I noticed how hot it would get, but didn't think it was that big of a deal. Apparently it is and now I'm forced to buy a new (NON-RCA) DVD player less than 2 years after purchasing this one. I've owned an RCA VCR since '96 and have never had any problems with it. From what I've read here and elsewhere, it sounds like a recall issue with this model of DVD player. Unfortunately, I don't think RCA cares a lick.
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| Helpful | Unhelpful | Agree | Disagree |
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Total Respect: +1
David H. on 14th Nov 2002
Ed from trenton. on 18th Nov 2002