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| Cables may not be connected | Make sure that all the cables are | |
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| Volume is set too low. | Increase the volume. | ||
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| The headphone connector | Clean the headphone connector. | |
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| Your CD player may be too | Move your CD player away from | |
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| Temperature inside the car | Adjust the car temperature. | |
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| The cigarette socket may be | Clean the cigarette socket. | |
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| Your CD player may be in | Make sure that your CD player is | |
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| troubleshooting solutions, turns your CD player off, wait five |
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Maintaining
Handling CDs
•To remove a CD from its case, hold it at the edges while you press down gently on the center hole.
•Do not touch the shiny surface of the CD or bend the CD.
•Place the CD into the CD compartment with the label facing up.
•Store CDs in their cases when you are not using them.
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