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13.5
The computer makes ”illegal” moves
If the computer makes what seem to you to be illegal moves (which is basically impossible,
of course), one of the following could be the cause:

Verify that the position of the pieces on the playing board corresponds to that in the
computer’s internal memory. This can be done by using the LCD display. If the positions
are not identical, the cause of the problem is probably the result of a misinterpretation of
the rules. A common cause of such misinterpretation is the use of special moves such as
castling,
en passant or pawn promotion in the eighth row.

Press SWAP to force the computer to make its move. If the computer plays its move, the
fault cannot be in the computer. Take back the computer’s and your last move and try
again to „E“ a move and continue the game.
13.6 No sound
If no sound signals are heard, refer to chapter 12.1.1. to check how the sound can be activated.
13.7 The RESET switch
The proper functioning of this unit can be affected by electrostatic discharge, strong
electromagnetic radiation or other electrical disturbances (such as computers or TV sets
nearby). This is perfectly normal and no cause for concern. In such cases, the
RESET switch
located on the underside of the unit should be used to perform a complete reset, ie to return
the unit to its original configuration. You should then be able to start a new game.