Sony XO-D301 Operating Instructions Manual page 56

Guide de dépannage (Voir eh page 58.)
Guia para la solucién de problemas (Consulte ta pagina 60)
Symptom Cause (and remedy)
No power ~ The power cord is not securely connected.
No audio = The VOLUME contro} is set to its minimum.
he speaker wites are not securely connected,
No audio from one channel or
unbalanced left and right volume
The speaker cord is disconnected or Its connection is inoonct,
+ Adjust the graphic equalizer controls. (Page 12)
Reversed left and right sound
® Incorrect connection of the speake cords.
Severe hum or noise
'+A TV or VIR is too close to the stereo system.
'* Connections are loose. Fully insert cable connectors into jacks.
Radio Program Reception
'Symptom Cause (and remedy}
'STEREO Indication blinks.
'The signal strength Is too weak.
Adjust the location and direction of the antenna,
'Comect an extemal antenna if the indicator stil! blinks.
Severe hum oF noise
~ Antenna location or direction is improper.
Separate the supplied antenna ftom any electrical home appliance, power
'cord, speaker cords, FM antenna feadin, etc.
The signal strength is too weak.
'Adjust the location and direction of the antenna.
Connect an extemal antenna if hum or noise still interferes with the
reception.
© The connected 6D player is tumed on.
Turn oft the CD player.
MEMORY indication disappears during
presetting,
7 Memory presetting mode ts automatically cancelled after @ few seconds.
Press MEMORY agaln and enter the preset number.
Cassette Deck Operation
'Symptom
Cause (and remedy}
'The @ button cannot be operated.
= No cassette in the cassette holder.
'* The tab is removed from the cassette.
'The @ oF > button cannot be
activated.
* The tape is wound completely.
"Tape does not move when the >
button is pressed.
= The W Dutton is activated. (Deck 8)
Maifunctioning recording or playback,
'of decrease In sound level.
* Dirty heads. (Page 50)
Clean the heads.
'* Magnetic buildup on the recordiplayback head. (Page 50)
Demagnetize the head.
Dubbing cannot be performed.
"+ No cassette in Deck A or B.
+ The tab of the cassette in Deck B is removed.
Excessive wow or flutter, or sound
dropout.
'= Contamination of the capstan or pinch roller.
Clean the capstan and plnch roller.
Incomplete erasure
Magnetic buildup on the erase head.
Demagnetize the head.
increase of noise or mufiling of high
frequencies
= Magnetic buildup on the erase head.
Demagnetize the head.
Unbalanced tone in higher frequencies * Incortect setting of the DOLBY NR switch.
Noise occurs in AM recording.
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