Additional Information
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The sound distorts. | • | The analog signal is too strong. | • Turn on input attenuator (see page 33). | ||
| • Master volume is too loud. | • Turn the volume down. | |||
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You can only hear treble | • | The front speakers are set to small. | • | Set the front speakers to large (refer to | |
from speakers. |
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No image is output when | • | The video connections are incorrect. | • Make sure the video component is con- | ||
an input is selected. | • The input source is not properly selected. |
| nected correctly (refer to pages 13 to 16). | ||
| • | Make sure the proper component is se- | |||
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| • The DVD/video player settings are incor- |
| button (see page 22). | ||
| • | Set correctly. Refer to the instruction | |||
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The settings have all been | • | The receiver has been unplugged or the | • | Set the receiver again (refer to page 28- | |
cleared. |
| main power turned off for more than a |
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OVERLOAD blinks in the | • | There is a short in your speaker cable. | • Fix the short or get new speaker cable. | ||
display and the power | • | The output is too high. | • | Turn the volume down. | |
turns off automatically. |
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You can't set the subwoofer | • | All the speakers are set to either large or | • Change the speaker settings (refer to page | ||
frequency route. |
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The display is dark or off. | • | The DIMMER feature is set to dark or off. | • Press DIMMER on the remote control re- | ||
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After making an adjust- | • | The DIMMER feature is set to off. | • Press DIMMER on the remote control re- | ||
ment the display goes off. |
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The receiver cannot be re- | • | The remote control batteries have worn | • Replace the batteries (refer to page 12). | ||
mote controlled. |
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| • You are too far away or at a bad angle for | • Operate within 7 m (23 feet), 30° of the | |||
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| remote sensor on the front panel (refer | |
| • There is an obstacle between the receiver |
| to page 12). | ||
| • Remove the obstacle or operate from an- | ||||
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| and the remote control. |
| other angle of position. | |
| • Strong light such as fluorescent light. | • Avoid exposing the remote sensor on the | |||
| • The CONTROL terminal has been |
| front panel to direct light. | ||
| • | Disconnect the CONTROL terminal. | |||
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Other components cannot | • | The proper code hasn't been input into | • | Input the proper code into the remote | |
be remote controlled. |
| the remote control to control that com- |
| control (see page 45). | |
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| • | The remote control is in a mode to make some | • Press the button of the component you | ||
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| setting or control something on the receiver. |
| want to control. | |
| • Something is plugged into the "CON- | • Either point remote at the remote | |||
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| TROL IN Terminal " (see page 21). |
| sensor of the unit that is plugged into | |
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| the "Control Terminal in" or unplug the | |
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| cable from the "CONTROL IN | |
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| Terminal" and use remote normally. | |
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The shutter of the optical | • | The plug was inserted improperly. | • | The terminal is fine but the shutter won’t | |
terminal doesn’t close af- |
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ter removing plug.
If the unit does not operate normally due to external effects such as static electricity.
52Disconnect the power plug from the outlet and insert again to return to normal operating conditions.
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