Troubleshooting – Marantz CR601 User Manual

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TROUBLESHOOTING

If a problem should arise, first check the following.

Are the connections correct?

Have you operated the receiver according to the operating instructions?

Are the speakers and other components operating properly?

If this unit is not operating properly, check the items listed in the table below. Should the problem persist,
there may be a malfunction. Disconnect the power immediately and contact your store of purchase.

Symptom

Power does not turn on
when POWER
ON/STANDBY switch is
pressed.

There’s no sound
coming from the
speakers?

Sound is coming from
only one speaker?

Nothing happens when
remote control buttons
are pressed.

Cause

• Mains cord’s plug is not

plugged into wall outlet.

• The speaker cables are not

connected properly.

• The volume is set at minimum.
• The CR601 is muted.

• A pair of headphones is

connected.

• The wrong input source is

selected.

• A connecting cable may be

damaged.

• The other speaker’s cable is

not connected properly.

• Are the batteries dead?

• Is the remote control unit too

far away?

• Is there an obstacle between

the remote control unit and the
main unit?

• You have pressed the wrong

button.

• Batteries are not set in their

proper direction (

and

Measures

• Plug the mains cord in

properly.

• Check the speaker

connections and make sure
that none of the wires are
touching each other, other
connectors, or any metal parts.

• Turn up the volume.
• Unmute the CR601.

• Turn down the volume, then

disconnect the headphones .

• Check the input source setting.

• Check your connecting cables

for signs of damage and
replace as necessary.

• Check the speaker

connections and make sure
that none of the wires are
touching each other, other
connectors, or any metal parts.

• Replace the batteries with new

ones.

• Operate from closer to the

main unit.

• Remove the obstacle.

• Press the desired button.

• Set the batteries in the proper

direction.

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Symptom

Cause

Measures

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Hissing noise is heard
on FM broadcasts.

Hissing or buzzing
sound is heard on AM
broadcasts.

Booming sound
(humming) is heard in
AM broadcasts.

Display says “Station
not Available”.

I can not access
secondary services.

I hear a burbling sound
on some stations.

Reception is noisy,
intermittent, and the

indicator

flickers?

The radio presets no
longer work?

• A strong light source is

interfering with the CR601’s
remote sensor.

• Antenna cable is not properly

connected.

• Antenna is not pointing in the

right direction.

• Radio waves are weak.

• Noise from a TV or

interference in the signals sent
from the broadcast station.

• Signals transmitted over the

main cord are modulated by
the power source frequency.

• Ensure that DAB coverage

exists in your area.

• At the time of publishing this

manual not many secondary
services are available, this will
increase as more DAB stations
start broadcasting.

• DAB like other digital media is

good at producing quality
audio from a low level signal,
however if this signal, level is
too low a “burbling” sound can
sometimes be heard.

• You’re too far away from the

transmitter. Or, your FM
antenna is in the wrong
position or pointing in the
wrong direction. Or, the
station’s signal strength is
poor.

• The power cord has not been

connected to a wall outlet, or
the power has been turned off
for an extended period.

• Make sure that the CR601 is

not subjected to direct sunshine
or inverter-type fluorescent
lights. Relocate if necessary.

• Connect the leads properly.
• Point the antenna in the right

direction.

• Install an outdoor antenna.

• Turn off the TV.
• Change the position of the

loop antenna.

• Install an outdoor antenna.

• Insert the plug in the opposite

direction.

• Install an outdoor antenna.

• Check that antenna is

connected.

• If a secondary service station is

available, “ >” will be displayed
in the “Ensemble No. & Freq.”.

• Use the CR601’s “Tuning aid”

while repositioning your
antenna to get the maximum
signal strength and reduce this
noise.

• Switch the FM Mode to Mono.
• Adjust the position, height, and

direction of your FM antenna.

• Install an outdoor FM antenna,

preferably one with many
elements. Installing an out-
door antenna is a specialist’s
job, so contact your nearest
dealer for advice.

• Preset your favourite radio

stations again. The power cord
must be plugged into a wall
outlet a few times each month
in order to preserve the presets.

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