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No power when CD Player or DAB Recei-
ver is turned on.
Switch on the electric current at the socket.
Check if the plug has been correctly inserted
into the socket.
Check if the internal fuse has blown and must
be replaced by a qualified service technician.
Check the power cord has not been damaged,
if so it must be replaced.
No sound. The CD Player or DAB Receiver unit has not
been turned on.
CD Player is incorrectly connected to the DAB
Receiver.
No CD in the unit; or no MP3/WMA files on the
USB.
The volume control is set to a minimum on the
DAB Receiver.
The speaker cables have not been correctly
connected to the amplfier.
A wrong input source has been selected on the
DAB Receiver.
The unit does not read the disc. Insert the disc correctly with the label facing
up.
Clean or replace disc.
Check if it is a CD or a CD-R (CD-RW is not
supported).
The unit skips some parts during play-
back.
Check if the disc is clean and undamaged.
The unit is positioned on an unstable surface.
A buzzing can be heard. The RCA cables between CD Player and the
DAB Receiver are damaged.
The RCA cables between CD Player and the
DAB Receiver are wound around the power
cord.
There is sound in one channel only. The balance control is not correctly adjusted.
The audio input cables have been incorrectly
connected or damaged.
The input source is defective.
The speaker cables have been incorrectly con-
nected or damaged.
The speakers are defect.
High buzzing. The audio input cables have been incorrectly
connected or damaged.
The pick-up in the CD Player is defective.
Weak bass and poor stereo perspective. The speaker connection is out of phase. Check
that the positive and negative poles have been
correctly connected, both at the back of the
DAB Receiver and at the back of the speaker.
Troubleshooting