Troubleshooting - VINCENT SV-122 Manuel D'utilisation

Symptom
No function after
switching on
No playback,
receiver display is
functional
One channel
playback only
Remote commands
have no effect
Radio reception
quality is low
Vincent
62

TROUBLESHOOTING

Possible reason
Power cable not connected to an active,
qualified wall outlet.
Power cable not connected tight to wall outlet
or chassis jack or power cord damaged.
Blown Fuse / receiver is damaged
Volume setting too low.
Not the desired input channel has been chosen.
You did not (or not correctly) connect the
output of the source device oder not to the
desired input connector of the receiver.
Source device does not give output signal.
The volume has been muted.
Speaker cable connections to the receiver
are not correct or speaker cable damaged.
One of the speaker cables has not or not
correctly been connected, or is damaged.
One of the signal cables between the source
and the receiver has not or not correctly been
connected, or damaged signal cable.
The balance setting ("CHANNEL") is extreme.
No batteries or used-up cells in the remote set.
Line of sight between remote set and receiver
device is blocked or maximum distance is
exceeded or commands given from a too
large angle.
Device switched off.
Antenna has not been connected as required.
AM loop antenna is not oriented correctly.
Possible solution
Connect the power cable to an active wall
outlet matching the needs of the receiver.
Check the unplugged power cord and press
the power plugs tight into wall outlet and
the device's power connector.
Contact your specialist dealer.
Carefully increase the volume.
Revise your selection.
Check and correct the connections.
Start the playback of the source device.
Deactivate the "Mute" function by pressing
"MUTE" (41).
Check and revise speaker cables and their
connections.
Check speaker cables and their connections
on both sides. If necessary, replace
speaker cable.
Check signal cables and their connections on
both sides. If necessary, replace signal cables.
Correct this setting.
Check and replace battery cells if necessary.
Try and use remote set only at free line of
sight inside the radius of 7 m facing the
front panel.
Power up the receiver.
Check the connection of the antenna that
must be affiliated to its connector. Note that
there is one antenna input for each frequency
mode, AM and FM (12)(13).
Try different orientations and positions of the
AM loop antenna.