E-14, Troubleshooting chart (continued), Maintenance – Sony CD-DH899N User Manual
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E-14
Su
dden temper
a
t
u
re ch
a
nge
s
,
s
tor
a
ge or oper
a
tion in
a
n extremely
h
u
mid environment m
a
y c
aus
e conden
sa
tion in
s
ide the c
ab
inet (CD
pick
u
p, etc.) or on the tr
a
n
s
mitter on the remote control. Conden
sa
tion
c
a
n c
aus
e the
u
nit to m
a
lf
u
nction. If thi
s
h
a
ppen
s
, le
a
ve the power on with
no di
s
c in the
u
nit
u
ntil norm
a
l pl
a
y
ba
ck i
s
po
ss
i
b
le (
ab
o
u
t 1 ho
u
r). Wipe
off
a
ny conden
sa
tion on the tr
a
n
s
mitter with
a
s
oft cloth
b
efore oper
a
ting
the
u
nit.
Remove the iPod, U
S
B memory device
a
nd di
s
c from the
u
nit. Then,
s
et
the
u
nit to the power
s
t
a
nd-
b
y mode. C
a
rrying the
u
nit with iPod or U
S
B
memory device left docked or di
s
c
s
left in
s
ide c
a
n d
a
m
a
ge the
u
nit.
When thi
s
prod
u
ct i
s
sub
jected to
s
trong extern
a
l interference
(mech
a
nic
a
l
s
hock, exce
ss
ive
s
t
a
tic electricity,
ab
norm
a
l
su
pply volt
a
ge
d
u
e to lightning, etc.) or if it i
s
oper
a
ted incorrectly, it m
a
y m
a
lf
u
nction.
If such a problem occurs, do the following:
1
S
et the
u
nit to the
s
t
a
nd-
b
y mode
a
nd t
u
rn the power on
a
g
a
in.
2
If the
u
nit i
s
not re
s
tored in the previo
us
oper
a
tion,
u
npl
u
g
a
nd pl
u
g
in the
u
nit
a
g
a
in,
a
nd then t
u
rn the power on.
Note:
If neither oper
a
tion
ab
ove re
s
tore
s
the
u
nit, cle
a
r
a
ll the memory
b
y
re
s
etting it.
Caution:
Thi
s
oper
a
tion will er
as
e
a
ll d
a
t
a
s
tored in memory incl
u
ding clock, timer
s
etting
s
, t
u
ner pre
s
et,
a
nd CD progr
a
m.
Comp
a
ct di
s
c
s
a
re f
a
irly re
s
i
s
t
a
nt to d
a
m
a
ge, however mi
s
tr
a
cking c
a
n
occ
u
r d
u
e to
a
n
a
cc
u
m
u
l
a
tion of dirt on the di
s
c
su
rf
a
ce. Follow the
g
u
ideline
s
b
elow for m
a
xim
u
m enjoyment from yo
u
r CD collection
a
nd
pl
a
yer.
●
Do not write on either
s
ide of the di
s
c, p
a
rtic
u
l
a
rly the non-l
ab
el
s
ide
from which
s
ign
a
l
s
a
re re
a
d. Do not m
a
rk thi
s
su
rf
a
ce.
●
Keep yo
u
r di
s
c
s
a
w
a
y from direct
su
nlight, he
a
t
a
nd exce
ss
ive
moi
s
t
u
re.
●
Alw
a
y
s
hold the CD
s
b
y the edge
s
. Fingerprint
s
, dirt or w
a
ter on the
CD
s
c
a
n c
aus
e noi
s
e or mi
s
tr
a
cking. If
a
CD i
s
dirty or doe
s
not pl
a
y
properly, cle
a
n it with
a
s
oft, dry cloth, wiping
s
tr
a
ight o
u
t from the
center,
a
long the r
a
di
us
.
Periodic
a
lly wipe the c
ab
inet with
a
s
oft cloth
a
nd
a
dil
u
ted
s
o
a
p
s
ol
u
tion,
then with
a
dry cloth.
Caution:
●
Do not
us
e chemic
a
l
s
for cle
a
ning (g
as
oline, p
a
int thinner, etc.). It
m
a
y d
a
m
a
ge the c
ab
inet.
●
Do not
a
pply oil to the in
s
ide of the
u
nit. It m
a
y c
aus
e m
a
lf
u
nction
s
.
In order to en
su
re proper oper
a
tion of the CD pl
a
yer, prevent
a
tive
m
a
inten
a
nce (cle
a
ning of the l
as
er pick
u
p len
s
)
s
ho
u
ld
b
e performed
periodic
a
lly. Len
s
cle
a
ner
s
a
re commerci
a
lly
a
v
a
il
ab
le. Cont
a
ct yo
u
r loc
a
l
CD
s
oftw
a
re de
a
ler for option
s
.
Troubleshooting chart (continued)
Symptom
Possible cause
● S
o
u
nd
s
kipping.
●
C
a
nnot he
a
r tre
b
le.
● S
o
u
nd Fl
u
ct
ua
tion.
●
I
s
there
a
ny
s
l
a
ck?
●
I
s
the t
a
pe
s
tretched?
●
Are the c
a
p
s
t
a
n
s
, pinch roller
s
or
he
a
d
s
dirty?
●
C
a
nnot remove the t
a
pe.
●
If
a
power f
a
il
u
re occ
u
r
s
d
u
ring
pl
a
y
ba
ck, the he
a
d
s
rem
a
in
eng
a
ged with the t
a
pe. Do not open
the comp
a
rtment with gre
a
t force.
Symptom
Possible cause
●
Device c
a
nnot
b
e
detected.
●
I
s
there
a
ny MP
3
/WMA file
a
v
a
il
ab
le?
●
I
s
the device properly connected?
●
I
s
it
a
n MTP device?
●
Doe
s
the device cont
a
in AAC file
only?
●
Pl
a
y
ba
ck doe
s
not
s
t
a
rt.
●
I
s
it
a
copyright protected WMA
file?
●
I
s
it
a
f
a
l
s
e MP
3
file?
●
Wrong time di
s
pl
a
y.
●
Wrong file n
a
me di
s
pl
a
y.
●
I
s
V
a
ri
ab
le Bitr
a
te file
b
eing pl
a
yed
ba
ck?
●
I
s
the File N
a
me written in
Chine
s
e or J
a
p
a
ne
s
e ch
a
r
a
cter
s
?
Symptom
Possible cause
●
No
s
o
u
nd i
s
prod
u
ced.
No im
a
ge
a
ppe
a
r
s
on the
TV/monitor.
●
The iPod i
s
not pl
a
ying.
●
The iPod i
s
not properly
connected to the
u
nit.
●
I
s
the AC power cord of the
u
nit
pl
u
gged in?
●
The video c
ab
le i
s
not properly
connected.
●
The TV/monitor’
s
inp
u
t
s
election i
s
not properly
s
et.
●
iPod will not ch
a
rge.
●
Wrong iPod
a
d
a
ptor i
s
us
ed.
●
The iPod i
s
not m
a
king f
u
ll cont
a
ct
with the iPod connector.
●
The m
a
in
u
nit i
s
in
s
t
a
nd-
b
y mode.
●
U
s
ing
3
rd
gener
a
tion iPod.
Cassette deck
USB
iPod
Condensation
Before transporting the unit
1
Pre
ss
the ON/
S
TAND-BY
bu
tton to enter the power
s
t
a
nd-
b
y mode.
2
While pre
ss
ing down the OPEN/CLO
S
E
bu
tton, pre
ss
the POWER
ON/
S
TAND-BY
bu
tton
u
ntil “ALL CLEAR”
a
ppe
a
r
s
.
If problem occurs
Factory reset, clearing all memory
POWER
ON/STAND-BY
Care of compact discs
Maintenance
Cleaning the cabinet
Cleaning the CD pickup lens