Troubleshooting
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The power of the Clavinova does | The power cable plugs are not in- | Securely insert one of the cable | |
not turn on. | serted either in the Clavinova or a | plugs into the instrument itself, and | |
| proper AC outlet. | the other plug into a proper AC | |
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| outlet. | |
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A click or pop sound is produced | Electrical current is flowing into the | This is normal, and is no cause for | |
when turning on/off the power. | instrument. | concern. | |
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The LCD display is too bright or | The brightness may be changed by | Adjust the contrast of the display by | |
too dark to read. | the surrounding temperature. | using the [CONTRAST] control. (See | |
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| page 15 in the Owner’s Manual.) | |
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The | The [DISPLAY HOLD] lamp is lit. | Press the [DISPLAY HOLD] but- | |
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| page 15 in the Owner’s Manual.) | |
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The keyboard sound volume is low | The independent volume level of the | Raise the volume of the keyboard per- | |
compared to that of the Auto Ac- | keyboard performance sound is too | formance in the Mixer display. (See | |
companiment or disk playback. | low. | page 94 in the Owner’s Manual.) | |
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The sound of the Auto Accompani- | The [ACMP/SONG VOLUME] is | Raise the [ACMP/SONG VOL- | |
ment or disk playback is low com- | low. | UME] level. | |
pared to that of the keyboard. |
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The entire sound is low or no sound | The [MASTER VOLUME] is low. | Raise the [MASTER VOLUME]. | |
comes out. |
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Headphones are connected. | Unplug the headphones. | ||
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| Local Control is set to off. | Set Local Control to on. (See page | |
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| 144 in the Owner’s Manual.) | |
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The damper pedal has no effect, or | The pedal cord plug is not connected. | Securely insert the pedal cord plug | |
the sound continuously sustains |
| into the proper jack. (See page 40 | |
even when the damper pedal is not |
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pressed. |
| page 48 for the | |
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Auto Accompaniment or disk play- | MIDI Sync is set to “EXT.”. | Set MIDI Sync to “INT.”. (See | |
back does not start. |
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When the keyboard is played, not | Notes have been played beyond the | The tone generation system is | |
all of the notes sound. | total simultaneous polyphonic capac- | configured such that later notes | |
| ity (maximum number of notes). | have priority, occasionally resulting | |
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| in previous notes being cut off. See | |
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| the “Specifications” section on page | |
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| 37 in this Manual for information | |
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| on the simultaneous polyphonic | |
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| capacity. | |
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Auto Accompaniment does not play | Auto Accompaniment is not turned | Press the [ACMP ON] button to | |
back. | on. | turn on Auto Accompaniment. | |
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