Sony D-NF610 - Manual (Page 34)

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Troubleshooting
CD player
Symptom
Playback starts from the point
you stopped. (resume
function)
Rustling noise is heard from
the CD.
When using with a connected
stereo system, the sound is
distorted or noisy.
During playback of an ATRAC
CD or MP3 CD, the CD does
not rotate but you can hear
the sound normally.
“NO FILE” appears in the
display after u is pressed
or the lid of the CD player is
closed.
When closing the lid of the
CD player, the CD starts to
rotate.
The LCD display becomes
hard to see or slows down.
“ ” is flashing quickly in
the display, and you cannot
locate the beginning of the
track or the specific point in
the track.
Radio
Symptom
The audio is weak or has poor
quality.
Cause and/or corrective actions
c The resume function is working. To start play from the first track,
press u during stop until the first track starts playing, or open the
lid of the CD player. Or remove all power sources, then insert the
batteries or connect the AC power adaptor again.
(pages 11, 12, 30)
c Close the lid of the battery compartment firmly. (page 11)
c Adjust the volume of the CD player and the connected device.
(page 29)
c The CD player is designed to stop the rotation of an ATRAC CD or
MP3 CD during playback to reduce the power consumption. The
player is not malfunctioning.
c There are no ATRAC3plus/ATRAC3/MP3 files in the CD.
c A CD-RW from which the data has been erased is being used.
c The CD is dirty.
c The CD player is reading the information on the CD. The player is
not malfunctioning.
c You are using your CD player at high temperatures (above 40°C/
104°F) or at low temperatures (below 0°C/32°F). At room
temperature, the display will return to its normal operating
condition.
c The CD player has entered the Bookmark track play. Press
P MODE/ repeatedly until “ ” disappears from the display.
Cause and/or corrective actions
c Replace the batteries with new LR6 (size AA) alkaline batteries.
(page 11)
c Move the CD player away from the TV.
c Keep the AC power adaptor away from the CD player.