Alesis Spitfire 60, Spitfire 30 user manual Troubleshooting, Symptoms Cause Solution

11Troubleshooting

Symptoms	Cause	Solution
Spitfire does not	Unit not plugged in.	Make sure the power cord
function (no display or		is plugged into a proper
audio).		AC outlet.
	Fuse is blown.	Replace fuse with one
		that matches the criteria
		listed on the rear panel.
Audio distorted, even	Input level too high.	Reduce instrument
in BYPASS.		output level.
	Output level too high.	Turn down master
		volume.
No sound, level low.	Incorrect input/output	Refer to chapters 2 and 3
	connections.	for details on which types
		of cords to use.
	Master volume or	Change setting.
	program level set too low.
Guitar too quiet	Incoming CD audio is	Reduce the output of the
compared to CD	too loud.	CD player.
audio.
	Program level is set too	Increase Program Level
	low.	setting.
Stereo-linking not	Amplifiers are not	Make sure Stereo Link
working.	connected properly.	Output is connected to
		input of auxiliary
		amplifier.
Amplifiers are stereo-	A stereo effect isn’t	Make sure you are using a
linked but effects	selected.	stereo effect and not
aren’t in stereo.		mono.
Footswitches not	When the Spitfire was	Turn off amplifier, make
functioning properly.	turned on, footswitches	sure footswitches are
	were not plugged in or	plugged in and not
	footswitches were	pressed, and then turn on
	pressed.	amplifier.

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