T+A MP 2000 R Mk II, User Manual

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Trouble shooting
Many problems have a simple cause and a correspondingly simple solution. The following section describes a few
difficulties you may encounter, and the measures you need to take to cure them. If you find it impossible to solve a
problem with the help of these notes please disconnect the unit from the mains and ask your authorised

specialist
dealer for advice.
Machine does not switch
on Cause 1:
Mains lead not plugged in correctly.
Remedy:
Check connection, push connector in firmly.
Cause 2:
Mains switch on the back panel not switched on.
Remedy:
Switch the mains switch on.
FM radio
Whistling or whispering
noises from the speakers.
Cause:
The antenna lead is routed too close to a mains, remote control or audio signal
cable.
Remedy:
Move the leads so that they are spaced well apart. Use the domestic (loft or
outside) antenna or a cable connection.
The RDS station name does
not appear in the display. Cause 1:
The station is not broadcasting RDS information.
Cause 2:
Reception is poor, interference is severe, or the field strength (signal strength)
is low.
Remedy:
Select only those stations which can be received with a strong signal: hiss-free
and without interference.
The unit can be operated
normally,
but very few
stations or none at all can
be picked up.
Cause:
The antenna system or antenna cable is faulty.
Remedy:
Check the antenna lead for good contact at the antenna socket (at the wall)
and in the back of the tuner. As a test, try using the system with a trailing
antenna. If you can now receive stations reasonably well, we recommend that
you call out an expert antenna technician to check your antenna system.
CD player
The screen displays the
message 'No Disc' when
you close the CD drawer. Cause 1:
CD not inserted correctly.
Remedy:
Place CD centrally in the drawer, printed face up.
Cause 2:
CD dirty.
Remedy:
Clean disc and insert again.
Cause 3:
CD damaged in the Table of Contents ( TOC ) area.
Remedy:
No remedy; the CD is unusable.
Cause 4:
The CD player has become very cold (e. g. in transit) and condensation has
formed on the laser sensor optics.
Remedy:
Allow the unit to warm up for about an hour in a warm, well ventilated location.