SONIQ MC9 User Manual

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SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

Dripping warning:

"Never expose this system to dripping liquids or to splashing and never place any liquid filled object,
such as a vase for example, on top of this system".

Ventilation warning:

"Never interfere with the normal ventilation provided for this system when in normal use".

Troubleshooting:

If you encounter a problem with your system, first check the possible solutions described in the table
below before seeking help from a service center. If you cannot solve the problem by following these
instructions or if the system has suffered physical damage, contact a qualified person such as your
dealer, for servicing.

SYMPTOM

POSSIBLE CAUSE

SOLUTION

No sound.

Incorrect or loose connections.
Volume knob not turned up.

Check all of the connections
and

correct

them

where

necessary. Turn the volume
knob up.

Bad radio reception.

The built-in AM loop antenna is
not correctly positioned. The
FM wire antenna is

not

correctly

deployed

and

positioned.

In AM mode only, change the
system's

position

and

orientation. Deploy the FM
wire antenna in the position that
offers best reception.

Cannot record to a cassette.

The cassette's protection tab has
been broken off.

Replace the tab with a piece of
self adhesive tape.

The recorded sound is not
very clear when played.

The record/play head is dirty.

Clean and demagnetize the
record/play head.

Excessive tape wow, flutter
or sound skips.

The capstan and pinch roller are
dirty.

Clean the capstan and the pinch
roller.

Incomplete tape erasure.

The erase head is magnetically
charged.

Demagnetize the erase head.

Cannot read a CD.

The disc is dirty. The disc is
upside down. The CD player is
in Pause.

Clean or replace the disc. Turn
it over so that the label faces
up. Release the Pause mode.

Cannot use the remote
control.

There is an obstacle blocking
the signal between the remote
control and the sensor on the
system. The batteries are too
weak.

Remove any obstacle. Replace
the batteries.

None of the functions work.

The microprocessor has been
affected by outside electrical
interference.

Switch off the system for a few
minutes, then switch it back on
again.

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