Kenwood CD-324M Instruction Manual
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The carousel is not workung properly
To fix a carousel issue on your Kenwood CD-324M, follow these steps:
1. Check for Obstructions – Ensure there are no discs or foreign objects blocking the carousel's movement.
2. Power Cycle the Unit – Turn off the player, unplug it for a few minutes, then plug it back in and turn it on.
3. Inspect the Slide Switch – Verify the slide switch is functioning properly, as it may affect carousel operation.
4. Confirm Motor Function – The rotary motor (MOTOR CW and MOTOR CCW) controls carousel movement. If malfunctioning, it may need servicing or replacement.
5. Check for Mecha Errors – If the display shows "MECHA ERROR 01" or "MECHA ERROR 02," there may be a sensor issue or a problem with the original position detection.
6. Test with the Remote – Try using the remote to control the carousel, ensuring the input signals are being received.
7. Inspect the Drive Belt and Gears – If the carousel is struggling to turn, check for worn-out belts or misaligned gears.
8. Perform a Factory Reset – If available, reset the player to its default settings.
If the issue persists, professional servicing may be required.
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The carousel is not working properly
To fix a carousel issue on your Kenwood CD-324M, follow these steps:
1. Check for Mechanical Obstructions – Ensure there are no discs or debris blocking the carousel movement.
2. Inspect the Load/Unload Motors – The "MOTOR LOAD" and "MOTOR UNLOAD" control disc loading and unloading. If the carousel is stuck, these motors might be malfunctioning.
3. Verify Rotary Motor Function – The "MOTOR CW" (clockwise) and "MOTOR CCW" (counterclockwise) control carousel rotation. If the carousel doesn’t turn, the motor might need servicing.
4. Check for Error Codes – If the display shows a "MECHA ERROR," it could indicate an issue with sensors detecting disc positions.
5. Examine the SL16/XS8 Switch – Make sure the switch is set correctly for 16-bit or 8-bit operation.
6. Power Cycle the Unit – Turn off the player, unplug it for a few minutes, then plug it back in and test.
7. Service or Replace Faulty Components – If the issue persists, refer to the service manual for part replacements.
If the problem continues, professional servicing may be required.
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