Specifications; Troubleshooting; Product Service - Panasonic SL-SX279V Operating Instructions Manual

Specifications
Troubleshooting
Guide
CD
SECTION
Audio
(Anti-shock off)
No.
of
channels:
2
(left
and
right,
DA
converter:
Headphone
output level:
Pickup
Light
source:
Wavelength:
stereo)
1
bit,
MASH
Max. 9
mW+9
mW/
16
Q
(adjustable)
Semiconductor
laser
780
nm
RADIO SECTION
Frequency
Radio frequency:
FM;
87.9-107.9
MHz
(0.2
MHz
steps)
87.5-108.0
MHz
(0.1
MHz/
0.05
MHz
steps)
AM; 520-1710 kHz
(10
kHz
steps)
522-1629 kHz
(9
kHz
steps)
GENERAL
Power
supply:
DC
4.5
V
Power
consumption:
Power source
CD
(Antl
shock
off/on)
/RADIO
AC
adaptor
2.4
W/2.6W/1.9W
When
recharging: Approx. 3.2
W
Dimensions
(WxHxD):
Mass:
Operational
temperature:
Rechargeable
temperature:
128x29.8X131.5
mm
{5'M
n
XVA
H
x5VW)
266
g
(9.4 oz.)
(with batteries)
218
g
(7.7 oz.)
(without batteries)
0
°C-40
6
C
(32
"F-104
a
F)
5°C-40°C
(41
°F-104°F)
Play time:
[Approximate operating time
in
hours
(in
hold
mode
with
S-XBS
canceled,
at
25
°C
(77
°F)
on a
flat,
stable surface)]
Batteries
used
CD
(Anti-shock
off/on)
RADIO
2 alkaline
batteries
18/23
62
Optional
rechargeable
batteries
(P-3GAVA/2B)
8/10
25
The
play time
may
be less
depending on
the operating
conditions.
Recharging time:
About 5 hours
Power consumption
in
standby
mode
:
2,0
W
Note:
Specifications are subject
to
change
without
notice.
Mass
and dimensions are approximate.
Before requesting service
for this unit,
check
the chart
below
for
a possible
cause
of
the
problem you are experiencing.
Some
simple checks or a
minor adjustment on
your part
may
eliminate the problem and
restore
proper operation.
If
you are
in
doubt about
some
of
the check
points, or
if
the
remedies indicated
in
the
chart
do
not
solve the problem,
refer to the directory of
Authorized Service
Centers
(enclosed with
this unit) to
locate
a convenient
service center,
or consult
your dealer
for instructions.
For
detailed instructions, contact
an authorized servicenter
In
the U.S.A.
and
Panasonic
Canada
Inc.
Customer
Care Centre
in
Canada.
In
the U.S.A., call
1-800-211-7262, e-mail
consumerproductsepanasonic.com,
or
visit
www.panasonic.com
In
Canada,
call
905-624-5505 or
visit
www.panasonic.ca
Problem
Check
this
Cannot
close cover.
Is
the disc properly
secured
in
place?
Cannot
play discs.
•Is the
unit
in
HOLD
status?
•
Is
the disc properly
secured
in
place?
•
Is
there
condensation on
the lens?
(Wait
for
about
an
hour
and
then
try
again.)
Cannot remove
disc.
Did you press
[PUSH)
to
release the disc?
Tracks on
disc
do
not play
in
order, starting with the
first
track.
Is
[NOR,
RANDOM, RESUME]
in
(NOR]
position?
Cannot
hear
music
—
too
noisy.
•Is the
headphones/earphones
plug inserted
all
the
way?
•
Is
the plug dirty?
(Wipe
away
dirt
on
plug.)
•Separate the
unit
from mobile
phones.
TV
picture
Is
distorted.
Radio reception
is
noisy.
Are you
using the
unit
body
too
near a
TV
or
tuner?
(If
the
TV
or tuner
is
connected
to
a simple indoor
antenna, connect
it
to
an
outdoor antenna.)
No
reception.
The
FM
frequency range
is
different.
Has
the frequency step
been
set
for
your
area?
Cautions
Listening
caution
Do
not play
your
headphones
or
earphones
at
a
high
volume. Hearing experts advise against
continuous
ex-
tended
play.
If
you experience a ringing
in
your ears, reduce
volume
or discontinue use.
Do
not
use while operating a motorized
vehicle.
It
may
create a
traffic
hazard
and
is illegal in
many
areas.
You
should
use extreme caution
or
temporarily discon-
tinue
use
in potentially
hazardous
situations.
Even
if
your headphones
or
earphones are the open-air
type
designed
to
let
you hear outside sounds,
don't turn
up
the
volume so high
that
you
can't
hear
what's
around
you.
Sound can be deceiving.
Over
time your hearing "com-
fort
level"
adapts
to
higher
volumes
of sound.
So what
sounds "normal"
can
actually
be
loud
and harmful
to
your hearing.
Guard
against this
by setting your
equipment
at
a safe
level
BEFORE
your hearing adapts.
To
establish a sale level:
•Start your
volume
control at
a low
setting,
•Slowly increase
the
sound
until
you can hear
it
com-
fortably
and
clearly,
and
without distortion.
Once you have
established a comfortable
sound
level:
•Set
the
dial
and
leave
it
there.
When
driving
a
car
In
the
interest of
traffic safety,
do not
operate the
unit
while
driving.
8
Selection
and
care of
rechargeable /dry
cell
batteries
Selection
As a safety precaution, the portable
CD
players
made
by Panasonic are constructed
so
it
is
impossible
to
recharge ordinary
batteries.
Only
batteries especially
designed
for this unit
can be
recharged.
Special
rechargeable Nl-Cd
batteries:
P-3GAVA/2B
(set
of 2)
For details,
check
with
your
dealer.
Special rechargeable
Ordinary dry
cell
batteries
batteries/rechargeable
batteries
©
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e
•If
rechargeable battery play time
is
short after recharg-
ing,
the batteries
have reached the
end
of their
service
life.
Replace them with the
recommended
replace-
ments.
• Play time
may
be shorter than usual
after
recharging
batteries
for
the
first
time or after
they
have been
un-
used
for
a
long time.
Repeatedly recharge and
dis-
charge the
batteries
if
this
occurs
to
restore
them
to
normal.
Care
To
prevent battery
damage,
electrolyte
leakage
and
short-circuiting,
heed the
following points.
•Do
not peel
off
the
covering
on
batteries
and do
not
use
if
the covering
has been
peeled
off,
•Align the poles
©
and
Q
correctly
when
inserting
the
batteries,
•Do
not
mix
different
types or
makes
of
batteries or old
and
new
batteries.
•
Remove
the batteries
if
you do
not intend to
use the
unit for
a long time.
•Do
not throw
into fire,
short-circuit,
disassemble, or
subject to
excessive
heat.
•Do
not attempt
to
recharge dry
cell batteries.
•Do
not allow metal objects
to
touch the
battery termi-
nals
as
this
may
cause
short-circuiting
which
is
dan-
gerous.
•When
carrying batteries
in
a pocket or bag,
ensure no
metal objects
such as necklaces
are
placed together
with
them. Contact
with
metal
may cause
short-circuit-
ing
which can cause a
fire.
For
safety,
carry the
rechargeable
batteries in
the battery carrying case.
Product Service
Do
not attempt
to
remove
the cover(s) or repair the
unit
yourself.
Refer
servicing to qualified
personnel
only.
Product information
For product
service,
product information or assistance
with
product operation, refer to the servicenter
directory.
User
memo:
DATE OF
PURCHASE
DEALER
NAME
DEALER ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
NUMBER