Pioneer SX-P920 Operating Instructions Manual page 77

TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom Cause Remedy
RADIO BROADCAST
Broadcasts are in-
audible or hard to
hear.
The antenna isn't connected.
The antenna's orientation is incorrect.
You are using other electrical appli-
ances (fluorescent lamps, dryer, etc.).
e Connect an antenna correctly.
e Adjust the direction of the antenna.
e Stop using the appliances causing the
interference.
The broadcast is in
stereo, but the
receiver plays it in
mono.
The MONO indicator is lighted in the
receiver's display.
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e Use the remote control unit to press
the FM MONO/RANDOM button so that
the MONO indicator goes out.
OTHER
The timer doesn't
operate.
The current clock time hasn't been set.
e Set the current time properly.
The remote control
unit doesn't work.
The remote control unit's batteries are
dead.
A fluorescent lamp is shining too close
to the remote signal receiver.
® Insert new batteries.
@ Move the fluorescent lamp away.
The sound field
processor (sound
image controller)
doesn't work.
The EFFECT ON/OFF button has been
set to OFF.
¢ Press the EFFECT ON/OFF button to
ON.
When using the
vocal cancel func-
tion with micro-
phone mixing,
distorted sound is
recorded.
Play stops immedi-
ately after play/
pause button
(> /HH) is pressed.
No sound.
The cassette deck's APSC button is set
to ON.
COMPACT DISC PLAYER (PD-P720T, PD-P920M)
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The disc has been loaded upside down.
Player is in pause mode.
The stereo receiver is not being operat-
ed correctly.
Sound is distorted,
or noise is
produced.
Interference is being received from a
nearby television set.
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e Set the APSC button to OFF.
e@ Load the disc correctly with label side
up (PD-P720T).
e Load the disc correctly with label side
down (PD-P920M).
e Press play/pause button (P/8M).
e Check the settings of the receiver's in-
put selector and VOLUME controls.
° Turn off the television, or move the
television farther away from the CD
player.
During playback
the playback
pauses or stops.
The disc has dirt or smudges on it.
© Clean the disc.
A great deal of
noise is produced
when playing a
certain CD, or the
playback is inter-
rupted and
stopped.
The disc has a large scratch or warp.
The disc is severely soiled.
© Replace the disc.
® Clean the disc.
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