Cello Manuals & User Guides

Leictreonaic cello is a UK-based manufacturer of consumer electronics, best known for its extensive range of LED televisions produced at its facility in Bishop Auckland, County Durham. The brand distinguishes itself by offering British-made TVs that cater to specific niche markets, including 12V/24V models designed for caravans, boats, and trucks, as well as affordable large-screen Smart TVs powered by platforms like webOS and Android.

In addition to visual entertainment, Cello has expanded its product portfolio to include small domestic appliances. This lineup includes digital air fryers, temperature-control kettles, and other kitchen essentials, all designed with user-friendly features and modern aesthetics. Cello focuses on delivering high-quality, energy-efficient products supported by local UK-based customer service.

• How do I retune my Cello TV?

  To retune your Cello TV, press the Menu button on your remote, navigate to the Channels or Installation menu, and select 'Auto Scan' or 'Auto Tuning'. Ensure your aerial is connected before starting.

• Are Cello TVs suitable for caravans and boats?

  Yes, Cello offers a specific range of Traveller TVs that operate on 12V power, making them ideal for mobile environments like caravans, motorhomes, and boats.

• How do I use the Smart features on my Cello webOS TV?

  Press the Home or Smart button on your remote control to open the launch bar. From there, you can select apps such as Netflix, YouTube, and Prime Video. Ensure the TV is connected to the internet via Wi-Fi or Ethernet.

• Where are Cello products manufactured?

  Cello Electronics proudly manufactures its LED televisions in the UK at their plant in Bishop Auckland.

• Is the basket in my Cello Air Fryer dishwasher safe?

  Many Cello air fryers feature a removable cooking basket that is dishwasher safe, but please consult the specific user manual for your model to confirm cleaning instructions.