Troubleshooting; Maintenance Of Cabinet - Pioneer S-DW1-K Operating Instructions Manual

TROUBLESHOOTING
SYMPTOM
PROBABLE
CAUSE
REMEDY
O No
power
is being supplied.
.
Power
supply plug is not correctly
in-
serted.
.
Outlet
is
turned
off.
a
lnsert plug securely.
Turn outlet on. a
O
No sound a
Connection
of
speaker
or
accessory
RCA
cord
is
wrong or
disconnected.
LEVEL
knob
is set
to MlN.
a
.
Check again and
connect
correctly.
.
Turn
clockwise
slowly.
@
Sound
is weak.
(LEVEL knob
is
turned.)
.
Polarity of the speaker wires (from
the
amplifier
or receiver to this unit) is
re-
versed.
.
Confirm the polarity
of
the wires and con-
nect
them
correctly.
@ Sound is distorted. a
Subwoofer level is too large.
lnput level is too large. a
.
Turn
the
LEVEL knob
counter-clockwise
to lower the level.
.
Turn the amplifier's output level (volume,
bass
control, bass
boost)
to
lower the
level.
@
Howling
or feedback
noise
occurs.
.
Power supply
to amplifier or
speaker
switch is turned off.
.
Subwoofer level is set
too
high.
.
Connect power supply to amplifier
and
turn speaker switch on.
.
Place the subwoofer
a good
distance
from speaker. Turn
the
LEVEL
knob
counter-clockwise to
lower volume.
MAINTENANCE OF CABINET
WARNING: UNPLUG
THE
UNIT BEFORE
CLEANING TO
REDUCE
THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
.
Lightly wipe away any dust with a
polishing cloth or
dry
cloth.
.
lf
the cabinet
is
very dirty, remove with a soft cloth
soaked
with a neutral detergent diluted to about 5
-
6 times and
remove any remaining moisture with a dry cloth. Do not
use furniture wax or a cleaner.
lt
may soften or discolor
the
surface.
.
Thinner, benzine and spray-type insecticides
also
may
soften or
discolor the
surface.
NOTES ON USE
'c
The top surface of the cabinet can
suppoft a maximum weight
of
22lbs.
Do
not
place objects that
weigh more than 22lbs on the
cabinet. Also,
do
not
use
the
top as
afootstool.
.
Do not place a
TV
set
on top of the cabinet, as this may cause
video
discoloration.
.
Do not
spill water on
the cabinet.
.
Place the amplifier
at
least Sinches from
any wall or curtain in
order to avoid heat build-up.
POWER.CORD CAUTION
Handle
the power cord
by
the plug.
Do not
pull out
the
plug
by
tugging the cord. Never touch
the power cord when
your
hands are
wet
as
this could cause a
short circuit or electric
shock. Do
not place the unit,
a
piece
of
furniture, etc.,
on
the
power
cord. Never make a knot
in
the cord or tie
it
with other
cords. The power cords should be routed such that they are
not likely to
be
stepped on.
A
damaged power cord can cause
fire
or give you an electrical shock. Check the power
cord
periodically. lf you find it damaged, ask your nearest
PIO-
NEER authorized seruice center or
your dealer for
a
replace-
ment.