Kenwood KA-5200 Instruction Manual page 14

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INDICATIONS
TROUBLE
SHOOTING
in initially installing
this receiver,
improper
connections
may
result in one of
the following
indications of trouble,
Their possible causes
and corrective measures
are listed below to facilitate installation.
Occurs Only During AM Reception
Cause
Correction
Continuous
low frequency buzz.
Most notice-
able at night on weak signal stations.
Continuous
high
frequency
whine
which
in-
creases at night.
Intermittent buzzing or sharp crackling roise.
Interference from amateur stations
Interference
from
electrical
appliances
or
at-
mospherics.
TV interference.
10 kHz beat interference from adjacent AM
sta-
tion.
Lightning interference.
Interference from fluorescent lamps.
AC Plug Connection.
Called
BCI,
this
interference
results
from
neighboring amateur stations.
{Also occurs on FM}
Erecting
a 10 meter outdoor antenna and securing good
ground
conditions
should
reduce
interference
consid-
erably.
Complete
elimination
is difficult.
Turn TV off. (Neighboring
TV set may also be cause.)
Impossible
to eliminate from receiver
side.
This is one
disadvantage
of the AM
broadcast
system.
Use High
Filter to cut off high frequency interference.
Occurs
when
lamps
are
on
and
cannot
be not
helped.
Try reversing AC plug connections.
Occurs only on certain stations due to high voltage power
line and cannot be helped in many areas.
Consult
interfering station operator
or authorities con-
cerned.
Occurs Only During FM Reception
Cause
Correction
Continuous
hiss or
buzzing
interference with
broadcast,
Becomes
louder
during stereo.
Occasional
sharp
buzzing
or
crackling
noise.
Weak
right
channel
response
when
listening
to LEFT only test FM Stereo broadcast.
FM
Automatic
Circuit
fails
to
respond
to
stereo broadcast.
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Incoming
signal too weak
at ANT
terminal.
Automobile
ignition noise.
More noticeable on
weak signals.
Called
crosstalk,
a
very
slight
response
is
normal.
Incoming signal is exceptionally weak.
Erect
outdoor
FM
antenna
if only
indoor
T-type
is
used.
A 5 or 7 element
antetina
is necessary
if you
are located at a considerable
distance
from the broad-
casting station.
Erect
outdoor
FM
antenna
as far away
from roads as
practicable.
If leakage is less than one tenth, it is not a sign of trouble.
It cannot be reduced to zero.
Erect an FM outdoor antenna.

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