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In case of difficulty
if your unit should not perform as expected, consult the table below to see if the problem can be corrected before seeking
help from your dealer or service representative.
1. Power cord not plugged in.
2. Poor connection at wail outlet.
Power outlet inactive.
1. Check plug contact.
2. Check
outlet
unsing
a lamp or other
appliance (outlet may be controlled by a
wall switch).
No power, no sound.
. Speaker cords disconnected.
2. Speakers switched off.
No sound from left and right.
1. Check speaker connections.
2. Check speaker switch.
1. Check
connections
at
both
ends
of
speaker cord.
2. Reverse speakers. If problem stays with
speaker, have speaker checked.
FM broadcast too noisy. Sufficient recep- | 1. Indoor antenna is used.
1. Use an outdoor antenna.
tion is impossible.
2. Poor connection of the antenna cable.
| 2. Connect the antenna cable correctly.
Dubbing from TAPE 2 to TAPE
1 is impos- | The
Input
Selector
TAPE
1
button
is | Switch the input selector to a source other
Graphic equalizer recording is impossible in | The AUDIO INJECTION key is not pressed
the VIDEO DUBBING mode..
ON.
Sound from left or right, but not both.
. Poor speaker connections.
2. Defective speaker.
Press the AUDIO INJECTION key to ON.
Check that the AUDIO
INJECTION
indica-
tor lights up, then press the EQ REC key.
Connect two pairs of speakers correctly to
both A and B speaker terminals. Or, switch
the Speaker Selector to the A or B position
to which the speakers are connected.
No sound is heard with both of the SPEAK-
ERS A and B switches set to ON.
A pair of speakers is not connected to one
of the A or B speaker terminals.
. Press the Surround key ON.
2. Adjust
the volume
level
of the
rear
speakers to a higher position.
. Surround switch is set to OFF.
2. When the volume of the front speakers is
set at a low level, the volume level of the
rear speakers is set at a lower level.
. Monaura} source is used.
No sound from the rear speakers.
3. Change the playback source to a stereo
or surround source.
. Batteries are not loaded. Or batteries are | 1 . Replace the batteries with new ones.
exhausted.
2. The remote sensor is obstructed.
Remote control does not function.
2. Remove the obstacle from in front of the
remote sensor.
No remedy.
Try reversing AC plug.
Try reversing AC plug.
Lightning.
Fluorescent lamps starting.
Appliance or furnace starting.
Intermittent buzz or cracking sound.
Occurs during FM reception only
Hiss that gets worse in stereo reception.
Consider an outdoor antenna installation. In
areas remote from the transmitter, a 5 to 8
element antenna
designed exclusively for
FM is suggested.
Very weak antenna input signal.
Review
antenna
installation.
Site the an-
tenna as far from the street as possible and
use coaxial cable.
Antenna
system
needs
attention
(see
above).
;
Automobile
ignition
noise,
especially
evi-
dent when receiving weak signals.
Rhythmic static or popping noises.
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