Symptom

Cause and/or corrective action

“No File” appears on the display

There are no ATRAC3plus/MP3 files on the CD-R/CD-RW.

after you press or when the

A CD-R/CD-RW from which the data has been erased is being

lid of the player is closed.

used.

 

The CD is dirty.

The LCD display becomes hard to

You are using your CD player at high temperatures (above

see or slows down.

40°C/104F) or at low temperatures (below 0°C/32F). At room

 

temperature, the display will return to its normal operating

 

condition.

 

 

is flashing quickly on the

The CD player has entered the preparation stage of Bookmark

display of the remote control, and

play. Change the PLAY MODE setting to normal play (no

you cannot locate the beginning

indication) (page 20).

of the track or a specific point in

 

the track.

 

Even though you have not selected

If you have selected the playback option other than Bookmark

Bookmark play, (Bookmark)

play, (Bookmark) flashes.

flashes.

 

Play stopped abruptly.

The off timer has been set. Change the setting of “TIMER” to

 

“OFF” (page 28).

 

The rechargeable battery or the dry battery is used up

 

completely. Charge the rechargeable battery (page 11), or

 

replace the dry battery with a new LR6 (size AA) alkaline

 

battery (page 12).

You cannot operate the player,

This phenomenon may occur, depending on the CD you are

and a sequence of 8 numbers or

using. Remove all power sources, and then insert the battery

letters appear on the display of

or reconnect the AC power adaptor. Try to operate the player

the remote.

again. If the problem persists, consult your nearest Sony dealer.

 

 

Others

Symptom

Cause and/or corrective action

 

 

When closing the lid of the CD

The player is reading the information on the CD, not

player, the CD starts to rotate.

malfunctioning.

 

 

You cannot operate the CD player

The buttons on the player are kept pressed by mistake.

properly using the remote.

The remote is not connected securely.

 

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