Disc Care And Handling - Rotel RCD-965BX Owner's Manual

and then PLAY symbol will appear. (When selecting '10',
press '1' and 'O' successively and quickly, and so on for
'11' and above correspondingly.)
-The direct random access to the track selection will also
^make the programming simpler. Just press any desired
number on the 10- key and push the PROGRAM key.
DISC CARE AND HANDLING
Label
Lower surface has the recorded signal
Your player has been specifically designed for the
reproduction of compact discs bearing the" " mark.
No other discs should be loaded into the player"
To remove a disc from its storage case, press down on the
center of the opened case and lift the disc out, carefully
holding it by the edges. Always place the disc in the tray
with the label facing up.
Although compact discs are impervious to wear during
play, damage to the surface of a disc through improper
handling will result in playback irregularities. To preserve
your compact discs, please handle them with care.
Although minute dust particles and fingerprints should
have no effect on playback, you should keep the surface
of the recorded side of your discs clean by wiping them
with a clean, dry cloth. Wipe in a straight motion from the
inside to the outside.
Never use record cleaner, record spray, antistatic sprays
or liquids, or chemical-based liquid to clean the surface of
a disc, as these may irreparably damage the disc's plastic
^ jrface. Always return a disc its protective plastic case
when not using it. Avoid exposing discs to direct sunlight,
high temperature or high humidity for extended periods of
time. Long exposure to high temperatures may warp a
disc.
Do not write on the label side of the disc with a ballpoint
pen, as this may damage the disc.
FAULTS AND THEIR LIKELY CAUSES
Although the greatest care has been taken in the manufac¬
ture of this Compact Disc player, the possibility remains
that a fault could appear or that for some reason the player
fails to function to your complete satisfaction.
The cause, however, will certainly not always be found in
the player itself. External factors, and the fact that it takes
time to become accustomed to the whole concept of the
new product and the new discs, can also play a role.
To save you unnecessary calls on your dealer or our
Service Organization, we have compiled a list of possible
faults and their causes, To even mention some of these
causes, such as those to do with mains connection, may
perhaps seem excessive. Our experience shows, however,
that they are easily overlooked as sources of trouble.
If, by using this list, you do not succeed in solving the
problem, stop your investigation. Disconnect the mains
plug and contact your dealer.
Under no circumstances should you open up the player;
this will invalidate all rights under the guarantee.
1. After pressing the ON/ OFF key, the on/ off Indication
does not light.
• The key is not pressed in far enough.
• The plugs of the AC cord are not connected or are
not making contacts.
• There is no supply at the AC outlet plug in another
electrical appliance and check if that works.
2. After pressing OPEN/ CLOSE, the disc tray does not
slide out.
• The transit screws have not been removed.
• The player is not switched on. Check if the on/off
indication '«' is light.
• The microprocessor has not received the command
properly. Check if the tray opens if you switch the player
off and on again, and then press OPEN/ CLOSE once
more.
• The tray drive is not functioning. You cannot rectify
this yourself.
3. After pressing OPEN/ CLOSE or PLAY, the disc tray
dose not slide in.
• The mains supply has been interrupted. Check if the
on/off indicator is light.
• The microprocessor has not received the command
correctly. Check if the tray closes if you switch the player
off and on again, and then press OPEN/ CLOSE or PLAY
once more.
• The tray drive is not functioning. You cannot
rectify this yourself. If a disc is in position, remove it, then
push the tray in carefully to close it.
4. After closing the tray the stand-by indication stops
flashing and burns continuously after a few seconds.
• The disc is not inserted with the label upwards or there
is no disc in the tray.
• The disc is dirty. See if cleaning the disc, or using
another, clean disc, clears the fault.
• The disc is defective. Try another disc and see if that
clears the fault.
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