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Symptom
Cause
Remedy
No power is supplied even when
power switch is ON (when the
control amplifier's power switch
is OFF, the entire system is OFF).
* Power plug is not connected to wali outlet.
* Connecting cables are not connected securely or
properly.
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* Plug in the power plug securely.
* Refer to the connection section and make the
proper cable connections.
No sound from speakers.
* Cables are disconnected from their connectors,
of connected improperly.
* Sound volume is set at MIN.
* Speaker cords are not connected.
* Speaker cords were connected without removing
the vinyl insulation.
* The amplifier's FUNCTION position is not set
properly for the source you wish to listen to.
* Disconnect the power plug from the wail outlet
and reconnect all cables properly,
Use the volume control to set the volume
appropriately.
* Connect the speaker cords properly.
* Strip the viny! insulation from the end of the
cords and reconnect them to the speaker cords.
Set the FUNCTION property.
Sound is heard from one side
only.
* One of the speaker's cords is disconnected or
cut.
* Connect the speaker cords securely to their
connectors, or replace with good cords.
CASSETTE DECK FUNCTIONS
The cassette deck's door does
not open,
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* The deck is not in the stop mode.
¢ The unit's power was turned OFF while the tape
was running.
* Press the STOP button (mp),
* Turn on the power again.
The cassette deck's door does
not close,
* The tape cassette is not inserted properly.
* Insert the tape cassette property.
The cassette tape does not run.
* The tape cassette is not inserted properly.
* Insert the tape cassette properly in the cassette
holder.
Tape sound can not be heard.
* A non-recorded tape has been loaded.
* The FUNCTION is not set to TAPE.
* Set FUNCTION to TAPE.
* Replace with a prerecorded tape,
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Recording not possible.
* The cassette tape's erasure prevention tab is
broken.
* The cassette deck's connection with the tuner control
amplifier is disconnected or not connected properly.
* The amplifier's recording source selection is not
set properly.
* The deck's recording/playback heads are dirty.
* Exchange with a new tape, or cover the erasure
prevention tab holes with cellophane tape.
* Check all connections.
* Perform operations in accordance with the
procedures given in the section "Recording onto
A Cassette Tape."'
* Clean the recording/playback heads.
When a new recording is made, | -
the previous recorded sounds
can still be heard on the tape.
* Recording/playback heads are dirty.
* Clean the recording/playback heads.
Can not copy a tape.
* A cassette tape is loaded in only one of deck |
and deck il.
« The cassette tape loaded in deck fi has its
erasure prevention tab broken.
* Cassette tapes must be loaded properly in both
decks.
* Replace with a tape whose erasure prevention
tab has not been broken.
Sound is muddy, or reduced in
volume.
* Recording/playback heads are dirty.
* A tape recorded without Dolby NR is being
played back with the Dolby NR switch B or C in
the ON position.
* Clean the recording/playback heads.
* Set the Dolby NR switch to OFF.
High-frequency sounds are
overly emphasized.
* A tape recorded with Dolby NR type B or C is
being played back with the Dolby NR switch in
the OFF position.
* Set the Dolby NR switch to the B or C position
@s appropriate.
{in the CT-J200WR, set to the ON position.)
Abnormal sounds {humming or
whistling} are heard when
listening to tapes, CD, or radio
broadcasts, and those sounds
are recorded on cassette tape
| recordings.
* Your television's switch is ON when listening to
music.
* This unit is located too close to your television.
* You are trying to use high speed copying.
* Turn your television OFF.
* Set your television farther away from this unit.
© Try copying at normal speed.
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