Panasonic RP WF930 - Manual (Page 14)

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Before requesting service for this unit, check the chart below for a possible cause of the problem you are experiencing.
Some simple checks or a minor adjustment on your part may eliminate the problem and restore proper operation.
If you are in doubt about some of the check points, or if the remedies indicated in the chart do not solve the problem,
consult your dealer for instructions.
Troubleshooting guide
Problem Probable cause(s) Suggested remedy Page
No sound. Is the unit that the transmitter is
connected to on? Turn the unit on.
10
Are the unit and the transmitter
connected? Connect the unit correctly and
ensure the plugs are properly
inserted.
6
Is the volume too low? If the transmitter is connected to
the headphone jack, turn up the
volume of the connected unit.
10
Turn up the volume on the
headphones.
10
Sound is distorted. Is the input level of the audio
signal too high? If the transmitter is connected to
the headphone jack, turn down
the volume of the connected unit.
10
Excessive noise. Is there an obstruction between
the transmitter and the
headphones? Remove the obstruction, move
the transmitter, or change
position yourself.
6
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Are other radio waves
obstructing the transmitter’s
waves?
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Are the transmission frequency
and the receiver’s frequency
tuned correctly?
Change the transmission
frequency with the transmitter’s
[CHANNEL] switch and then
press [TUNING] on the
headphones to adjust the
frequency automatically.
12
Is the input level of the audio
signal too low? If the transmitter is connected to
the headphone jack, turn up the
volume of the connected unit.
10
No sound, sound is distorted,
or there is excessive noise. Is the OPR indicator dim or does
it fail to light at all? The batteries have run down.
Recharge them. If the indicator
remains dim after recharging, the
batteries have come to the end
of their serviceable life and need
to be replaced at a local dealer.
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