5. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT
1. Connect
a VTVM
across the Earphone Jack.
2. Playback
the test tape (6.3 kHz) and adjust the azimuth
adjusting screw so that the VTVM
indicates maximum
position.
Record/Playback Head
Figure 13
Adjusting Screw
TROUBLE SHOOTING
KT-1950
a
Possible.
External Input position.
i
Symptom
Cause
Correction
®
Cassette tape is upside down.
@
Insert
the
cassette
with
the
exposed
Cassette tape cannot be inserted.
.
tape side facing upwards.
.
®
Cassette tape has not been inserted
@
Insert the cassette tape squarely into the
properly.
compartment.
@
Batteries not inserted in correct
@
Reinsert the batteries in accordance with
arrangement.
the diagram.
@
AC adaptor plugged in recorder
®
Either disconnect the AC adaptor
(for
only.
battery
power)
or plug in properly
to
DC IN 6V jack and wall socket (for AC
eer
d
,
power).
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ve.
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External microphone plugged in,
@
Turn the remote switch on.
but remote switch turned off.
®
Battery contacts in battery com-
@
Clean (polish) the contacts with a cloth
partment have become soiled.
or suitable brush.
@
[Ii PAUSE]
button has been
@
Release the [ I| PAUSE]
button.
depressed.
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®
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Redereingbutean will tat
No cassette tape in compartment
Insert a cassette tape.
heals
®
Erasure prevention tabs removed.
@
Cover up the gap left by the broken off
;
tab.
@
Batteries have run down.
@
|nsert fresh batteries.
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'
®
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r
i
i
i
Poor quality sound during
Head has become dirty.
Clean off dirt with a head cleaning rod.
playback
@
Try another cassette tape.
®
Tape has been damaged or
wrinkled.
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Microphone recording not
@
[Input Selector] switch left in
@
Return [Input Selector] switch to Built-
in mic/External mic position.
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