Symptom
Possible Cause
Mains cable is not connected to a suitable
Unit does not work
mains wall outlet.
after pressing the
power button
Mains cable has not been firmly inserted into
wall power socket and the device's socket.
Otherwise it may be defective.
Unit fuse or unit is defective.
The currently selected audio source is giving
No sound on both
no signal.
channels although
the unit is ready for
One of the audio settings of a connected
use (one of the LEDs
DVD player (analogue/digital) has not been
correctly selected.
for the input selection
is lit).
Wrong input channel has been selected at
the preamplifier.
The amplifier is muted (MUTE function).
The used data format can not be played or is
damaged.
The source equipment is giving signal on only
No audio playback
one channel.
on one channel
One of the signal cables between audio sour-
ce and amplifier has not yet been plugged in
or is defective.
The cable connections are not tight, the con-
Poor sound quality
nectors are dirty or a cable is defective.
Humming low fre-
quency noise is audi-
ble, even as no
audio source is play-
ing back
SEARCH FOR ERRORS
See section "Net frequency noise" in the
chapter "Tips".
Countermeasure
Connect to a functioning socket using a suit-
able mains voltage.
Check the power cable. If necessary,
exchange it with a suitable mains cable and
push its plug firmly into wall socket and the
device's power connector.
Contact your dealer.
Switch on the source unit and begin playback.
Correct the settings in the player's setup.
Set the amplifier to the input that your desired
source is connected to.
Deactivate mute function.
Please check the data you want to play if it is
compatible with the device.
Check the audio source. You can try to use it
at a different amplifier for a test.
Check the cable connections, tighten them if
necessary.
Check the cables and cable connections.
See section "Net frequency noise" in the
chapter "Tips".
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