Troubleshooting - RCA CDRW121 User Manual

Troubleshooting

Problem
• System doesn't turn on
• No Sound
• CD doesn't play
• CD Sound Skips
• Remote Control won't
work
• Cannot record
• Analog recording is
distorted
• PLEASE RESET shows on
display
• RECOVER shows on
display during recording
Possible Cause
• The power source is not
connected.
• Batteries are dead in the
remote control.
• There is no power at that
particular power outlet.
• Volume is not turned up at
the receiver.
• The connection is loosen or
wrong.
• Wrong mode is selected at the
receiver.
• There is no CD in the tray.
• The disc's label does not face
up.
• PAUSE function is activated.
• CD is dirty.
• CD is warped, scratched or
cracked.
• There is shock or vibration
affecting the system.
• The system has not plugged
yet.
• The system has not turned on
yet.
• Batteries are dead.
• The remote control sensor
cannot sense the signal.
• You are too far away from the
remote control sensor.
• There are obstacles between
the remote control and the
system.
• CD-RW is not unfinalized.
• Recordable CD is not used.
• Disc is not an Audio one.
• Wrong input source chosen.
• Record level is too high
• System/ data error during
recording.
• Power failure or vigorous
vibration has occured. CD
recorder is trying to repair the
disc. (Note: this process will
take around 2 minutes)
Solution
• Fit the power plug and
plug it into power outlet
properly.
• Replace with fresh
batteries.
• Plug the system to
another power outlet.
• Adjust the volume level.
• Re-connect the wires
properly.
• Choose the correct mode
at the receiver.
• Load a CD.
• Turn the disc over.
• Deactivate the PAUSE
function.
• Clean the CD.
• Don't play the CD as it
may damage the CD lens.
• Relocate the system to a
firm, level and stable
surface.
• Plug the system into a
working AC outlet.
• Press POWER to turn on
the system.
• Replace with fresh
batteries.
• Point the remote control
directly at the system.
• Move closer towards the
system.
• Remove the obstacles.
• Unfinalized CD-RW
• Use CD-R or CD-RW
• Use an appropriate disc.
• Select the correct input
source.
• Re-do recording at
optimum volume level.
• Turn off the unit and start
over again.
• If total disc recordable
time (eg. 74'30") shows
on display, the disc cannot
be further recorded or
finalized. For CD-RW disc,
the track being recorded
is lost, but recording and
finalization is still
possible.
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