Remote Control; Troubleshooting - Accuphase E-213 Mode D'emploi

REMOTE CONTROL

Using the Remote Commander RC-23
The supplied remote commander RC-23 can be used to operate the E-213 from anywhere
in the room.
A INPUT SELECTOR buttons
The set of INPUT SELECTOR buttons on the remote commander offers identical
functionality as the INPUT SELECTOR on the E-213. Simply press a button for the
desired program source. The corresponding LED on the E-213 lights up.
B Volume adjustment
Press the VOLUME or button on the remote commander to increase or decrease
the volume. When a button is pressed, the VOLUME control knob on the E-213 turns
accordingly.
Operation
To operate the unit, point the transmitter at the tip of the remote commander towards the
sensor 13 on the E-213. The effective operation range is shown in the illustration below.
m Take care not to drop the remote commander or spill any liquid on it.
m Do not subject the remote commander to high temperatures or humidity, such as in
locations exposed to direct sunlight or close to heating appliances, etc.
Transmitter
(point at sensor on E-213)
A INPUT
SELECTOR

TROUBLESHOOTING

If there seems to be a problem with the unit, please check the following points first. If the problem persists, contact your Accuphase dealer or an authorized service station.
RCAUTION
No power.
m Is the power cord plugged in correctly?
No sound.
m Are the program source components turned on?
m Check the setting of the SPEAKER selector.
... When set to OFF, no sound will be heard.
m Check the setting of the EXT PRE selector.
... When set to ON, the preamplifier and power amplifier sections are
separated, and no sound will be heard if no component is connected to
the POWER IN jacks.
m Are all components and the loudspeakers connected correctly?
m Is the INPUT SELECTOR set to the correct position?
m Is the RECORDER selector set to the correct position?
Stereo image is fuzzy.
m Check whether speaker
12
B VOLUME control
buttons
Before changing any connections, be sure to turn the power to all components OFF.
polarity is reversed in one channel.
About Batteries
n n n n n Battery replacement
The batteries will last for about 8 months with normal use. When you notice that the
effective range of the remote commander decreases, you should replace the batteries.
When the batteries are totally exhausted, pressing any of the buttons will have no effect.
The battery type is IEC R6 (size AA). Always replace both batteries together.
RCAUTION
Observe the following precautions to prevent battery leakage or damage.
m Insert the batteries with correct polarity, as marked inside the case.
m Do not use a mixture of old and new batteries together.
m Use only the specified battery type, and do not mix different battery types.
m Remove the batteries if the remote commander will not be used for a long time.
m If battery leakage has occurred, contact your Accuphase dealer or an authorized service
station. If battery fluid has come into contact with your body, wash the affected part with
plenty of water.
RWARNING
Never try to charge regular dry cell batteries not designed for recharging. Otherwise there is
a risk of explosion, leakage, fire, and injury.
Replacing the Batteries
Remote commander does not operate.
m Check whether batteries are properly inserted.
m Replace the batteries with fresh ones.
m Remove any obstacles between the commander and the unit.
No sound in one channel.
m Are all components and the loudspeakers connected correctly?
m Is the BALANCE control set correctly?
m Try reversing the left and right speaker cables.
Still no sound in the same channel:
... Check the cables and the loudspeaker itself.
No sound in the other channel:
... The E-213 or source component may be defective.
m Try reversing the left and right input cables.
Still no sound in the same channel:
... The E-213 may be defective.
No sound in the other channel:
... Cables or source component may be defective.
Push the tab in the arrow direction to open the
battery case.
Insert two IEC R6 (size AA) batteries with
correct polarity.
Push the lid down until it snaps into place.