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If the ambient temperature drops below 0 degrees
Fahrenheit,
will be displayed and flash
for 8 seconds. Play will continue, however, the CD
player will be more likely to exhibit skipping over
unusual road conditions. The normal CD display will
re-appear after 8 seconds. If another mode is
selected again, this process will repeat if the
temperature is still below 0 degrees Fahrenheit.
Dampness on the disc surface can be caused by
changing temperatures and may affect disc
performance, inhibiting the system's laser from
focusing and making it impossible for it to read the
contents of a disc. As soon as relative humidity has
decreased, this situation will correct itself, usually
within one to two hours.
Although compact discs are specially coated for
durability, they should still be handled carefully.
Handle discs only by the edges and avoid
fingerprints, dust, scratches, and dampness on both
surfaces. Do not label the disc or affix paper or tape
to them. After removing a disc from the magazine,
store it in its original case. If necessary, clean the
disc with a CD cleaning cloth, wiping radially from
the center of the disc to the edge. Do not use
solvents such as benzene, thinner, or commercially
available cleaners intended for analog discs. Mist
racking or skipping due to road shock is
unavoidable, and will not damage the unit or discs.
SELF-DIAGNOSTIC MODE INDICATIONS
If the CD changer detects an operational error, it will
automatically enter its self-diagnostic mode. The
machine's analysis of the cause is displayed in
code. The chart on page 18 lists the self-diagnostic
codes and actions you can take.
CAUTION:
This CD player contains a Class 1 laser unit. If the
cover is opened or damaged, there is danger from
invisible laser radiation. Do not remove the cover.
There are no parts that can be repaired by the user.
Only qualified service technicians should attempt
internal maintenance or repairs, including cleaning.