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Malfunction

Playback of the CD is bad or is continuously interrupted

Cause 1

Due to finger prints the CD is badly soiled, therefore the error correction has to interfere

all the time or the error on the CD cannot be corrected.

Solution

Clean the CD carefully with a soft cloth

Cause 2

The CD is damaged due to scratches or other surface damage and therefore the error

correction has to interfere all the time or the error on the CD cannot be corrected.

Solution

If the scratches on the CD are not too deep, then they can be removed by using a special

polish (ask your dealer!). If the scratches are deep, quite often a restoration is not

possible.

Malfunction

After initialisation of a disc, the display shows:

Cause 1

Solution

Open the tray and check the disc.

Cause 2

The disc is damaged due to big scratches.

Solution

Remove the disc and ask your dealer if a restoration is possible.

Malfunction

After initialisation of a disc the display shows:

Cause 1

Solution

Open and close the tray again.

Cause 2

The disc is damaged due to big scratches.

Solution

Remove the disc and ask your dealer if a restoration is possible.

For malfunctions which affect the reproduction relating to individual devices first of all make sure that all

connections are correctly and thoroughly made. In general, errors which arise are often a result of an

unsatisfactory or wrongly-made connection.

8. 2 Replacing damaged mains fuses

If a fuse is damaged only replace the fuse with original types having the same ampere value, the same

voltage endurance and the same time-lag. Never use fuses with other ampere classes or time-lag classes.

WARNING!

Pull out the mains plug!

Always disconnect the unit from the mains power before replacing a fuse.

To change the fuse 1 please use a screwdriver suitable for the slot in the fuse holder. Press the

screwdriver lightly into the slot and gently lever the fuse holder (plastic cap) carefully out of the

respective socket. Now you can take out the fuse holder and replace the fuse.

For countries with 220- 240 V / 50- 60 Hz

please use the following fuse types:

400 mA

time lag

NO DISC

O0 00 : 00

For countries with 100-120 V / 50- 60 Hz

please use the following fuse types:

800 mA

time lag