Troubleshooting; Useful Notes On Handing Cds; Disposal; Technical Specifications - Pyle PDCD204 User Manual

12. Troubleshooting

By purchasing the "Pyle Pro PDCD204 dual CD player", you have acquired a safe, state-of –the art product.
Problems and malfunctions can occur nevertheless. We would therefore like to show you how to eliminate
certain malfunctions yourself.
Observe the safety instructions by all means!
Problem Cause
No display after The mains cable is not inserted
Switching on the on/off properly in the mains socket or
switch. the socket of the appliance
CD has not been inserted properly.
The CD is not played
back. CD is dirty.
The inserted CD is not an audio CD.
The CD is dirty.
The CD is scratched.
There are drop outs
The CD is badly pressed.
when playing the CD.
The appliance is subjected to vibrations.
The system connection cable
LC displays are
has not been inserted or has
not working.
not been Inserted properly.
The PITCH slide control The PITCH button has not been
is not working. pressed.
A playback appliance is not switched
on.
The wrong input has been
No sound can
selected on the amplifier/mixer.
be heard.
The volume controls of the amplifier/
mixer or the output stage are set to
the "MINIMUM" position.
A cinch cable has become
disconnected from the audio output
of the CD player or from the amplifier/
mixer input.
A channel is not working
The wrong balance has been
selected on the amplifier/mixer.
The cinch connection cables is
defective.
Repairs other than those just described should only be performed by authorized electricians.
Solution
Plug in the mains cable properly.
Insert the CD with the written side
facing upwards.
Clean the CD with a soft cloth.
Insert an audio CD.
Clean the CD
Renew the CD.
Place the dual CD player on an
appropriate stable surface.
Establish a correct system
Connection.
Switch on the PITCH function.
Switch on the appliance
Select the right input.
Increase the volume.
Connect the clinch cable properly.
Set the balance properly.
Renew the cinch cable.
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13. Useful notes on handing CDs

Hold CDs only by the edges. In this way you can prevent

fingerprints and dirt on the surface.
Only touch your CDs with clean hands.

If a CDs is dirty nevertheless, wipe it clean from the centre to

the rim with a soft, lint – free cloth. Avoid circular motion when
cleaning CDs. Do not use any solvents.
Please use a commercially available CD cleaning agent (do

not use a cleaning agent for vinyl records) to remove dirt
which is difficult to remove, while observing the instructions of
the manufacturer.
Do not write on your CDs since this can result in reading

errors. Do not apply any stickers or similar.
Stickers can become stuck in the CD player, for example, and damage it.
Store your CDs in the supplied CD cases after playing them.

Avoid exposing CDs to direct sunlight, heat and moisture when storing them.
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14. Disposal

Dispose of the product at the end of its service life in accordance with the current statutory regulations.

15. Technical specifications

Operating voltage:
Power consumption:
Playback media:
Output voltage:
Channel separation:
Pitch speed control:
Pitch bending speed control:
Frequency response:
S/N ratio:
Distortion factor:
Analogue audio output:
Digital audio output:
Drive unit weight:
Weight of the control unit:
Drive unit dimensions (W × H × D):
Control unit dimensions (W × H × D);
Ambient conditions:
Storage temperature range:
Operating temperature range:
Humidity range:
115V~/60Hz to 230 V~/50Hz
16.5W
Standard audio CDs, 8 cm and 12 cm and CD-R
2 V RMS +/- 0.5dB
89dB
+/- 4%, +/- 8%, +/- 16%
+/- 16%
20-20000 Hz, +/- 0.4dB
92dB
0.01%
Unsymmetrical stereo cinch sockets
Unsymmetrical cinch sockets
Approx. 5.2kg
Approx. 1.2kg
482 × 88.8× 267mm
482 × 88.8 × 50mm
-20 to 60
+5℃ to +35℃
25% to 85% relative humidity (non-condensing)
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