JVC RX-206BK Instructions Manual page 15

1 .
Inserting Battefies
Batteriee
The Remote Control unit uses two (2) AAA size (UM-4, R03
1.5V) batteries.
The use of long-life dry cells is recommended.
Battery Beplacement
lf the range of the remote seems shortened, the batteries may
be old. Try replacing the old batteries.
lmportant! Do not use a new battery with an old battery.
Use batteries of the same brand. Batteries can vary in voltage
even though they look alike.
lf you are not planning to use the remote control for an
extended period of time, remove the batteries.
Cauilont Do not heat batteilea or attempt to dlspose
of them by bumlng.
Remove the rear cover of the remote control unit by pressing
down gently while sliding it out.
lnsert the batteries, making sure that their position matches
that of the diaoram inside the remote.
3. Replace the rear cover
2 .
Troubleshooting
Problem
Receiver does not
play; Indicators do not
light up.
No sound from the
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PosslbleCauee Solutions
Power cord not
plugged in.
Plug Power cord into
an AC outlet.
Speaker wires not
connected properly.
Check speaker wiring
Reconnect if needed.
Speaker Buttons not
Press the Speaker
set correctly. Buttons in or out as
desired.
Sound from one
speaKer onry.
Speaker wires not
connected properly.
Check speaker wiring
Reconnect if needed.
Balance Control may Slide Balance Control
be set to one so both speakers
extreme.
have sound.
Continuous hiss or
buzzing during FM
reception.
Incoming signal may Adjust antenna.
be too weak.
Station may be too far
away to receive.
Incorrect antenna
used.
Check with your deal-
er to make sure you
are using the correct
type of antenna.
Antenna not
connected properly.
Make sure all
anrennas are propeny
connected.
Occasional cracking
noise during FM
reception.
lgnition noise from
automobiles.
Move the antenna
further away from the
road.
Loud hum during
record playing.
Turntable not Check the turntable
connected properly.
manual. Ground the
turntable if reouired,
lnterference from
other electrical
applrances.
Try moving the power
cord or plugging into
a different outlet.
Howling during record
playrng.
Turntable too close to
a speaKer.
Move speakers away
from the turntable.
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