If you are unhappy with the changes you have made in the
MODE
menu and would like to
reset the pre amplifiers settings to the factory default, so pressing in this menu (digit [2]
shows an "
n
") as long volume knob [7] until the "Count Down" has counted down to 0 out
of 5.
The factory setting is restored, ie the stereo balance is zero, the display brightness is set
to the brightest value "
8
", the basic volume takes the value "
10
" on all INPUT volume
settings are set to "zero", "" unity gain "settings are canceled and the RCA output [13] is
connected as a preamp.
--- All of your settings will be lost! The
SnowWhite II
will me reset to the Factory
Default settings. ---
If you don’t want to reset your settings, turn the Volume knob clockwise to exit the
MODE
menu.
5 What to do, if ...
This chapter is designed to help diagnose and trouble-shoot some of the most common
errors.
5.1 ... unit doesn’t turn on?
Is the AC plug from the Power supply connected properly to the AC outlet? –
Secure
connection.
Does the AC outlet that you have the power supply connected to have current, or is it
possible that the fuse for that outlet has been blown? –
Test the fuse for that AC outlet at
the house fuse box.
Is the internal fuse blown? –
Contact your dealer.
Is the power supply connected to the preamplifier? –
Secure connection.
5.2 ... no sound is produced?
Do you have the correct input selected? –
Select the intended input.
Is the selected source even sending a signal? –
Select a different input with another
connected source to test if it works. If this source works, then you should test the first
source to be sure that it is functioning properly.
Is the
MUTE
function activated? –
Press the MUTE button on the remote, or simply turn
the volume knob.
Has the unit encountered a static electric charge? –
Sometimes it can occur, especially
during winter months, when humidity is higher, that your clothing will carry a slight static
electric charge. This charge can be transmitted to the preamplifier during normal use and
may confuse the microprocessor used to control the
SnowWhite II
. This is a
common problem with many common computers as well. If this happens, the
SnowWhite II
will turn off the output relays to protect the rest of the system. To
fix, first try to change the selected input, which should reset the output relays. If this
doesn’t seem to work, disconnect the AC cord from the wall outlet for approx. 30-60
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