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Cassette decks
Symptom
Cause
Remedy
Sounds
is not produced
when
the Play
key is pressed.
up.
@ A non-recorded tape is being played.
@ The connection cords are connected
im-
properly.
@ The head is dirty.
@ Tape is irregularly wound and hard to take
@ Connect
properly
referring
to
provided
Connecting diagram.
@ Clean the head referring to "Cleaning the
head section".
@ Replace the tape.
@ Play a recorded tape.
The deck does not work when an opera-
tion key is pressed.
@ The cassette
holder is not closed
com-
pletely.
@ The operation key was pressed immedi-
ately after closing the cassette holder.
@ The
operation
key was
pressed
within
less than 3 seconds after the power was
turned on.
@ Tape is not inserted.
@ Tape is irregularly wound and hard to take
up.
@ Tape has been fully wound to reel.
@ Close the cassette holder completely.
@ Press the desired operation key in a few
seconds after closing the cassette holder.
@ Press the desired operation key in more
than 3 seconds after turning the power
on.
@ insert a tape.
@ Replace the tape.
@ Change the tape transport direction or in-
sert the tape inversely.
DPSS malfunctions.
@ The tape is not suitable for DPSS opera-
tion, for example
the
spaces
between
tunes are too short.
@ Read "DPSS operation".
CCRS does not work.
at different timing.
The cassette holder does not open when
the eject key is pressed.
Sound is hoarse, or high frequencies are
not audible.
Sound is distorted.
_
@ A recordable tape is not inserted in Deck
B.
@ A disc is not placed in the CD player.
@ The disc is dirty.
@ Clean the disc, place it in the CD player,
and press the | CCRS
|key.
The dubbing on Deck A and Deck B ends
@ Asmalil time difference is not regarded as
a failure.
@ This
is due
to the
difference
in tape
length or to the characteristics of the cas-
sette deck mechanisms.
@ The
key is pressed
during recording
or
playback,
@ Micro
processor
malfunctions
due
to
external interference.
@ The head is dirty.
@ The tape is stretched or wrinkled.
@ The recording level was too high.
@ A tape recorded with distorted sound
is
being played.
@ Insert a recordable
tape in Deck
B and
press the} CCRS
|key.
@ Place a disc in the CD player and press
the | CCRS|
key.
@ Press in the Stop mode.
@ Disconnect the power plug and connect
it again.
@ Clean the head referring to "Cleaning the
head section".
@ Replace the tape.
cording operation on cassette deck'.
@ Replace the tape.
Recording is not initiated when the
key is pressed.
ie
Noise level is high.
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;
:
@ The head is magnetized.
@ The protection tab on the cassette
has
been broken.
@ The cassette
holder is not closed
com-
pletely.
@ The recording level is set to the minimum
position.
@ The TAPE A or B input selector is select-
ed on the amplifier.
@ Tape has been fully wound to a reel.
@ Use a cassette with unbroken tab or close
the hole.
@ Close the cassette holder completely.
@ Adjust the recording level referring to "Re-
cording operation on cassette deck'.
@ Press the input selector key of the source
to be recorded.
@ Change
the tape
transport
direction
of
Deck B or insert the tape inversely.
@ External noise is induced.
@ The recording !evel was too low.
@ A tape recorded with Dolby NR ON is be-
ing played with Dolby NR OFF.
@ Demagnetize the head referring to "Clean-
ing the head section".
@ Install the system apart from other electri-
cal appliances and TV set.
@ Adjust the recording level referring to "Re-
cording operation on cassette deck'.
@ Press the
key to BorC.
@ Adjust the recording level referring to Re. |
a
|
Sound is vibrating.
ne
@ The capstans or pinch rollers are dirty.
@ Tape is irregularly wound.
Notes:
@ Clean the head referring to "Cleaning the
head section".
@ Wind the tape regularly by fast forward-
ing, rewinding or playing it fully from one
reel to another.
an
a malfunction.
the power cord, plug it and turn power on again.
may deform the plastic components.
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