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MAINT ENANCE & SAFETY
OPERATING PRECAUTIONS AND GENERAL MAI NTENANCE
Plac e t he unit on a hard and plane surfac e to ensure that it
does not tip over.
Do not ex pos e the unit , batteries or the CDs t o humidity, rain,
sand or an ex cess iv e source of heat from a heat er or direc t
sunlight.
No not open the apparatus . A gap of at least 15 cm must be
kept between the v entilation openings and the surrounding
surfaces in order to ensure s ufficient ventilation and avoid all
ac cumulation of heat.
The unit's mechanis m features s elf-lubricat ing bearings and
thus do not require grease or lubrication.
Use a soft and dry cloth to c lean the unit. Never us e cleaning
agents containing alcohol, ammonia, benzene or abrasives ,
which may damage t he cabinet.
CLEANING CDs
Use a soft and c lean c loth t o wipe away fingerprint s or dust from the s urf ac e of the disc .
Wipe in a straight motion from the center t o the edge. Very s mall dust part ic les and slight smudges
hav e absolut ely no effect on the sound quality.
Never us e chemical products suc h as s pray s for c onv entional (vinyl) records, anti-stat ic aeros ols ,
benz ene or t hinners to c lean y our CDs .
To reduce the risk of sc ratc hes, alway s s tore CDs in their case when not used.
Do not ex pose CDs to direct s unlight, high humidity or ex cess iv ely high temperatures for long periods
of time.
Never write or aff ix labels t o the CD's surfaces .
CLEANING THE LENS
If the lens is dirty, the sound may s kip and the CD may not be read c orrect ly. Open t he CD door and clean
the lens as follows:
Unplug the power cord.
Dust or dry part ic les :
Blow on the lens s everal times us ing a camera lens brush, then wipe it gently with the brush to rem ove
the dust. Then blow again on t he lens .
Fingerprint s:
If you are unable to clean the lens wit h t he c amera lens brush, use a dry c otton swab t o c lean the
surface, f rom the c ent er t o the outside.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUB LESHOOTING
If a problem oc curs, check the points below before taking the apparat us in for repair.
Do not open the apparatus to prevent all risk of electrocution.
If you are unable to s olv e a problem us ing t he indications provided below, contact your dealer or after-s ales
service center.
Under no c irc ums tances s hould y ou at tempt to repair the apparat us yourself; doing so will v oid
the guarant ee.
WARNING:
Problem
Solution
NO INFORMATIO N DISPLAYED ABOUT THE DISC
THE CD IS NOT READ
THE CD SKIP TRACKS
No CD in the player.
Insert a CD, CD-R or CD-RW in t he play er.
The CD is s cratched or very dirty.
Replac e/clean CD. See Maint enanc e.
The CD-R is blank or t he dis c is not f inaliz ed.
Use a finalized CD-R.
The CD is s cratched or very dirty.
Replac e/clean CD. See Maint enanc e.
The CD is s cratched or dirt y.
Replac e/clean CD. See Maint enanc e.
A program s equence us activ at ed.
Exit the programming mode(s ).
The laser lens is cov ered wit h condensation.
Wait until condensat ion disappears f rom the
lens.
The laser lens is cov ered wit h condensation.
Wait until condensat ion disappears f rom the
lens.
NO SOUND/ ELECTRI C POWER
THE DIS PLAY UNIT DOES NOT FUNCTIO N
CORRECTLY/THE BUTTONS DO NOT FUNCTIO N
The volume is not properly s et .
Adjust the volume.
The elect rical power cord is not plugged in
correc tly.
Check the power cord c onnec tions .
The batteries are dead/ not ins ert ed correc tly.
Chec k the ins tallation and c harge of the
bat teries.
Elec tros tatic disc harge.
Turn the unit off and disconnect it. Plug it back
in a f ew s ec onds later.
