Troubleshooting Tips
EN Problem | Solution | Problem | Solution |
System will | • Check power cord for a secure | CD button | • Switch to another function (TAPE, |
not turn on | connection. | will not | Tuner) and then back to CD. |
| • Unplug the unit for a moment, and | respond, or |
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| then plug into power source again. | does not |
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| • Check the outlet by plugging in | change |
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| another device. | discs when |
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| you press |
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No sound | • Increase the volume setting. | DISC SKIP |
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| • Check connection to speakers. |
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| • Check that you have selected the | Distorted or | • Inspect the tape head, clean it if |
| appropriate function: CD, TAPE, Tuner. | noisy tape | necessary. |
| • Make sure mute is off. | recordings |
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| • Make sure headphones are not |
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| plugged in. | Remote | • Check that the batteries are properly |
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| control | installed. |
Poor radio | • Check antenna connection. | does not | • Replace weak batteries. |
reception | • Move antenna. | work | • Check the system is plugged into |
| • Turn off nearby electrical appliances, |
| power source. |
| such as hair dryer, vacuum cleaner, |
| • Point the remote directly at the |
Maintenance
Disconnect the audio system from the power source before performing any maintenance.
Cleaning
Clean the exterior of the system using a soft dust cloth.
CD Player
CAUTION! This system operates with a laser. It must be opened by only a qualified technician.
Tape Player
To prevent deterioration of sound quality, periodical- ly open the door of each deck and clean the magnetic heads, pinch roller, and capstan with a cotton bud dipped in alcohol. Also, demagnetize the head by playing a demagnetizing cassette (available through an audio equipment store).
Handling CDs | EN |
•Do not touch the signal surfaces. Hold CDs by the edges, or by one edge and the hole. Do not affix labels or adhesive tapes to the label surfaces. Do not scratch or damage the label. CDs rotate at high speeds inside the player. Do not use damaged (cracked or warped) CDs
Cleaning CDs
•Dirty CDs can cause poor sound quality. Always keep CDs clean by wiping them gently with a soft cloth from the inner edge toward the outer perime- ter.
•If a CD becomes dirty, wet a soft cloth in water, wring it out well, wipe the dirt away gently, and then remove any water drops with a dry cloth.
•Do not use record cleaning sprays or antistatic agents on CDs. Also, never clean CDs with benzene, thinner, or other volatile solvents which may cause damage to disc surface
| microwave, fluorescent lights. | system’s front panel. |
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| • Move closer to the system. |
CD does not • Check that CD is in the tray. | • Remove any obstacles between the | |
play | • Check that CD label is facing up. | remote and the system. |
| • Check that PAUSE mode is not on. |
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| • Check that CD function is selected. |
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| • Use CD lens cleaner. |
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| • Clean the disc. |
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| • Try another CD. |
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CD sound • Clean the disc.
skips • Check disc for warping, scratches, or other damage.
•Check if something is causing the system to vibrate. If so, move the system.
•Make sure the speakers are at least 3 feet away or on a different surface from the main unit.
To protect recordings on one or both sides of a tape, remove the corresponding tab. If you later want to record on the tape, affix a
piece of adhesive tape over the hole.
Quit Slacking - A little bit of slack in your tapes can cause scratches on the tape, or worse yet, the tape could break. If you notice some slack in the tape, use a pencil to tighten it up before you insert it.
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Side B Protection
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CD Lens Care
When your CD lens gets dirty it can also cause the system to output poor sound quality. To clean the lens you will need to purchase a CD lens cleaner which can maintain the output sound quality of your system. For instructions on cleaning the CD lens, refer to the ones accompanying the lens cleaner.
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