Magnavox Az 8140 User manual

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Please

follow

these

three

important

steps

to

get

the

most

from

your

product

Return

your

owner's

registration

card

within

10

days

Registering

your

purchase

is

an

essential

step

to

guarantee

that

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all

of

the

benefits

you're

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Magnavox

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owner.

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Owner's

Registra¬

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verification,

owner

confirmation,

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registration,

plus

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variety

of

special

services

and

savings.

Know

these

safety

symbols

CAUTION

I

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

CAUTION;

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK).

NO

USER-SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL

I

A

boIt

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!

'

9

h

tnin

9

indicates

uninsulat-

I

ed

material

within

your

unit

may

cause

an

electrical

shock.

For

the

safety

of

everyone

in

your

household,

please

do

not

remove

product

covering.

U

T

his

exclamation

point

calls

attention

to

features

for

which

you

should

read

the

enclosed

literature

closely

to

prevent

operating

and

maintenance

problems.

Read

operating

instructions

carefully

The

information

in

this

manual

can

help

you

take

full

advantage

of

your

product's

many

features,

and

ensure

years

of

safe,

reliable

|

operation.

So

don't

miss

out.

Read

the

enclosed

instructions,

safety

tips

and

war¬

ranty

information

today.

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Officer

For

Customer

Use:

Enter

below

the

Serial

No.

which

is

located

on

the

type

plate

on

the

base

of

the

cabinet.

Retain

this

information

for

future

reference.

Model

No.

AZ

8

140

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Serial

No._

3

English

SAFETY

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CAUTION

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK}.

NO

USER-SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL

This

symbol

warns

the

user

that

uninsulated

voltage

within

the

unit

may

have

sufficient

magnitude

to

cause

electric

shock.

Therefore,

it

is

dangerous

to

make

any

kind

of

contact

with

any

inside

part

of

this

unit

A

This

symbol

alerts

the

user

that

important

literature

concerning

the

operation

and

maintenance

of

this

unit

has

been

included.

Therefore,

it

should

be

read

carefully

in

order

to

avoid

any

problems.

WARNING

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire

or

electric

shock,

do

not

expose

this

appliance

to

rain

or

mois¬

ture.

CAUTION

Use

of

controls

or

adjustments

or

per¬

formance

of

procedures

other

than

herein

may

result

in

hazardous

radiation

exposure.

The

set

complies

with

the

FCC-Rules,

Part

15

and

with

21CFR

1040.10.

@)

Canada

This

digital

apparatus

does

not

exceed

the

Cfass

B

limits

for

radio

noise

emissions

from

digital

apparatus

as

set

out

in

the

Radio

Interference

Regulations

of

the

Canadian

Department

of

Communications.

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

-

Read

before

operating

equipment

This

product

was

designed

and

manufactured

to

meet

strict

quality

and

safety

standards.

There

are,

however,

some

installation

and

operation

precautions

which

you

should

be

particularly

aware

of.

1.

Read

Instructions

-

All

the

safety

and

operating

instructions

should

be

read

before

the

appliance

is

operated.

2.

Retain

Instructions

-

The

safety

and

operating

instructions

should

be

retained

for

future

reference

3.

Heed

Warnings

-

All

warnings

on

the

appliance

and

(n

the

operat¬

ing

instructions

should

be

adhered

to.

4.

Follow

Instructions

-

All

operating

and

use

instructions

should

be

followed.

5.

Water

and

Moisture-The

appliance

should

not

be

used

near

wa¬

ter

-

for

example,

near

a

bathtub,

washbowl,

kitchen

sink,

laundry

tub,

in

a

wet

basement

or

near

a

swimming

pool,

etc.

6.

Carts

and

Stands-

The

appliance

should

be

used

only

with

a

cart

or

stand

that

is

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

6A.

An

appliance

and

cart

combination

should

be

moved

with

care

Quick

stops,

excessive

force,

and

uneven

surfaces

may

cause

the

appliance

and

cart

combina-

tion

to

overturn.

7.

Wall

or

Ceiling

Mounting

-

The

appliance

should

be

mounted

to

a

wall

or

ceiling

only

as

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

8.

Ventilation

-

The

appliance

should

be

situated

so

that

its

location

or

position

does

not

interfere

with

its

proper

ventilation.

For

exam¬

ple,

the

appliance

should

not

be

situated

on

a

bed.

sofa,

rug.

or

sim¬

ilar

surface

that

may

block

the

ventilation

openings:

or.

placed

in

a

built-in

installation,

such

as

a

bookcase

or

cabinet

that

may

impede

the

flow

of

air

through

the

ventilation

openings.

9.

Heat

-

The

appliance

should

be

situated

away

from

heat

sources

such

as

radiators,

heat

registers,

stoves,

or

other

appliances

(includ¬

ing

amplifiers)

that

produce

heat

10.

Power

Sources

-

The

appliance

should

be

connected

to

a

power

supply

only

of

the

type

described

in

the

operating

instructions

or

as

maiked

on

the

appliance.

11.

Grounding

or

Polarization

-

The

precautions

that

should

be

taken

so

that

the

ground-ng

or

polanzation

means

of

an

appliance

is

not

defeated

Caution:

To

prevent

electric

shock,

match

the

wide

blade

of

this

plug

to

the

wide

slot,

fully

insert

12.

P

ower-Cord

Protection

-

Power

supply

cords

should

be

routed

so

that

they

are

not

likely

to

be

walked

on

or

p.nched

by

items

placed

upon

or

against

them,

paying

particular

attention

to

cords

and

plugs,

convenience

receptacles,

and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

ap¬

pliance.

13.

C

leaning

-

The

appliance

should

be

cleaned

only

as

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

14.

Power

Lines

-

An

outdoor

antenna

should

be

located

away

fro

m

power

lines.

15.

N

onuse

Periods

-

The

power

cord

of

the

app’iance

should

be

un¬

plugged

from

the

outlet

when

left

unused

for

a

long

period

of

time

16.

Object

and

liquid

Entry

-

Care

should

be

taken

so

that

ejects

do

not

fall

and

liquids

are

not

spiled

into

the

enclosure

through

open¬

ings.

17.

D

amage

Requiring

Service

-

The

appliance

should

be

sea*

ced

by

qualified

service

personnel

when.

A.

The

power-supply

cord

or

the

plug

has

been

damaged,

or

B.

Objects

have

fallen,

or

(iqu

:

d

has

spilled

into

the

appliance,

or

C.

The

appliance

has

been

exposed

to

ram;

or

D.

The

appliance

does

not

appear

to

operate

normally

or

e>.h

b.tsa

marked

change

in

performance,

or

E

The

appliance

has

been

dropped,

or

the

enclosure

damaged

18.

Servicing

-

The

user

should

not

attempt

to

sen'

ce

the

apphance

beyond

that

described

in

the

operating

instructions

All

other

servic¬

ing

should

be

referred

to

qualified

service

personnel.

92/11

EL

4562-1

4

CONTROLS

TOP

AND

FRONT

PANEL

BACK

PANEL

©

CASSETTE

DECK

keyboard

(recording/playback):

◄

►

DIRECTION

O

RECORD

•

PLAY

◄◄

REWIND

-

fast

rewind

►►

F.

FWD

-

fast

forward

wind

■

STOP

II

PAUSE

©OPEN»CLOSE

-

to

open

and

dose

the

CD/Cassette

door

d)

CD

keyboard

and

display

►

PLAY/PAUSE

button

■

STOP

button

m

PREVIOUS/NEXT

Press

briefly

to

jump

to

a

or

during

playback

or

STOP

mode.

During

playback,

keep

backward

km

or

forwards

pressed

down

to

search

for

the

required

passage,

if

you

release

the

button,

playback

will

continue.

SHUFFLE

button:

play

all

tracks

in

a

random

order

CD

display,

shows:

flashes

indicating

no

CD

inserted

TRACK-the

total

number

of

tracks,

and

during

play

the

number

of

the

track

being

played

SHUFFLE

activated

PAUSE

activated

©O

-stereo

headphone

socket

©TONE

control

knob

©

◄

►

TAPE

DIRECTION

indicator

<7)

MODE

selector/POWER

on/off

switch

©TUNING

knob

-

to

tune

to

radio

stations.

©

BAND

selector

-

for

selecting

FM

or

AM.

©VOLUME

control

knob

©SPATIAL

SOUND

button

-

for

switching

the

spatial

sound

effect

on

and

off

for

wider

stereo

effect.

©

MAINS

socket

for

mains

lead

*

The

type

plate

is

located

on

the

base

of

the

set.

SUPPLY

Batteries

Whenever

convenient,

use

AC

mains

supply

if

you

want

to

conserve

battery

life.

•

Open

the

battery

compartment.

•

Insert

as

indicated

six

(preferably

Alkaline)

batteries,

type

R20,

UM1

or

D-cells.

5

Espanol

Frangals

English

CONTROLS/INSTALLATION

RADIO

•

The

battery

supply

is

switched

off

when

the

set

is

connected

to

the

mains.

When

changing

over

to

battery

supply,

remove

the

plug

from

the

MAINS

socket.

•

Remove

the

batteries

if

exhausted

or

if

they

will

not

be

used

again

for

a

long

period.

AC

mains

supply

•

Check

if

the

mains

voltage

as

shown

on

the

type

plate

(on

the

base

of

the

set)

corresponds

to

your

local

mains

supply.

If

it

does

not,

consult

your

dealer

or

service

organisation.

•

Co

nnectthe

mains

lead

to

the

MAINS

socket®

andthe

wall

socket.

The

mains

supply

is

now

connected.

•

To

disconnect

the

set

from

the

mains,

withdraw

the

mans

plug

from

the

wall

socket.

CONNECTIONS

Stereo

headphone

socket

©

O

For

stereo

headphones

with

3.5

mm

plug.

Inserting

the

plug

will

disconnect

the

loudspeakers.

RADIO

RECEPTION

_

•

Set

the

MODE

selector

®

to

RADIO.

CO

RADIO

TAPE

POWER

ON

m

•

Adjust

the

sound

with

the

VOLUME

and

the

TONE

(S)

controls.

•

Select

the

wave

band

using

BAND

selector

<f).

AM

FM

•

Tune

to

the

desired

radio

station

by

using

the

TUNING

knob

©.

104

1

$

*

108

m

1600

jol

1

IN

v_/

...

-

For

FM,

pull

out

the

telescopic

aerial.

To

improve

the

FM-reception,

incline

and

turn

the

aerial.

Reduce

its

length

if

the

FM

signal

is

too

strong

(very

close

to

a

transmitter).

-

For

AM,

the

set

is

provided

with

a

built-in

aerial,

so

the

telescopic

aerial

is

not

needed.

Direct

the

aerial

by

turning

the

whole

set

•

The

set

is

switched

off

if

the

MODE

selector

®

is

in

the

TAPE/POWER

OFF

position

and

with

no

cassette

deck

buttons

pressed.

6

COMPACT

DISC

PLAYING

A

DISC

_

•

Set

the

MODE

selector

0

to

CD.

CO

RADIO

TAPE

POWER

ON

m

•

Press

OPEN-CLOSE

0

to

open

the

CD/Cassette

door.

•

Insert

the

CD,

printed

side

facing

up.

•

Close

the

door.

The

CD-player

starts

and

scans

the

contents

list

of

the

CD.

After

that,

the

number

of

tracks

appear

on

the

display

and

the

CD-player

stops.

-

If

there

are

more

than

39

tracks

in

the

CD,

"33"

flashes.

-

Asplaybackcontinues.thedisplayshowsthecurrent

f

track

number

being

played,

]

•

Adjust

the

sound

with

the

controls

VOLUME

®

and

the

TONE

<D.

•

For

a

brief

interruption,

press

PLAY-PAUSE.

PLAY-PAUSE

The

word

PAUSE

then

appears.

To

continue

playback,

press

PLAY-PAUSE

again.

•

Playback

will

start

by

pressing

PLAY-PAUSE.

•

To

stop

playback,

press

STOP

■

.

As

soon

as

playback

starts,

the

track

number

flashes

in

the

display

once.

The

CD

player

also

goes

to

the

STOP

mode.

-

by

pressing

OPEN-CLOSE

<D;

-

when

the

end

of

the

CD

is

reached;

-

if

you

move

the

MODE

selector

0;

-

if

the

batteries

are

exhaused

or

if

the

power

supply

is

interrupted

in

another

way.

•

To

take

out

the

CD,

open

the

CD/Cassette

door

by

pressing

OPEN-CLOSE

0.

Open

the

CD/Cassette

door

only

if

the

CD

player

or

the

Cassette

player

is

in

the

STOP

mode.

•

The

set

is

switched

off

if

the

MODE

selector

0

is

in

the

TAPE/POWER

OFF

position

and

with

no

cassette

deck

buttons

pressed.

7

English

COMPACT

DISC

Remarks

-

If

the

battery

voltage

is

not

sufficient

any

more

for

playing

a

CD,

the

CD-player

will

not

start.

-

If

£

ora—appears

after

inserting

a

CD,

the

player

cannot

read

the

CD.

Possible

causes

are:

CD

r

l

AUTO

REVERSE

W7S

criSTON

►

-

you

inserted

the

CD

the

wrong

way:

the

label

should

be

facing

up

or

there

is

no

disc;

-

the

CD

is

badly

scratched

or

dirty,

see

‘Maintenance’;

-

the

lens®

is

steamed

up

because

of

a

sudden

transition

from

a

cold

into

a

warm

environment.

Do

not

clean

the

lens,

but

let

the

set

acclimatize

for

a

while.

Selecting

a

different

track

during

play

•

Press

km

PREVIOUSor

NEXTw

until

the

required

track

number

appears

in

the

display.

KM

-

Shortly

after

this,

the

chosen

track

will

start

playing.

•

For

the

immediate

press

km

Starting

again

with

the

track

that

Is

currently

playing

•

Press

km

KM

»l

-

The

track

will

start

playing

from

the

beginning

again.

Searching

for

a

passage

during

play

•

Hold

im

NEXT»m

pressed

down

to

search

for

the

required

passage.

If

you

release

the

button,

play

will

continue.

Selecting

a

different

track

In

the

STOP

mode

•

You

can

select

the

desired

title

using

im

the

display

shows

the

required

track

number.

KM

Press

PLAY-PAUSE

to

start

playback.

Note:

This

is

an

"AUDIBLE

SEARCH".

The

volume

will

automatically

be

reduced

to

a

low

level

during

search

operation

and

will

resume

its

normal

level

when

the

search

button

is

released.

Shuffle

Play

All

the

tracks

of

the

disc

can

be

randomly

played.

•

Press

SHUFFLE

once

on

the

main

unit

before

or

during

play.

SHUFFLE

8

COMPACT

DISC

CASSETTE

-

The

display

showsSHUFfLE

andplaybackstartswith

a

track

which

has

been

randomly

selected.

-

During

play

you

can

use

NEXTto

select

another

random

track,

or

m

play

the

same

track

again.

1

eaa

1

□

1

--

■

SHUFFLE

1

AUTO

REVERSE

•

Press

SHUFFLE

again

if

you

wish

to

return

to

normal

play.

CASSETTE

PLAYBACK

_

•

Set

the

MODE

selector®

to

TAPE.

n

POWER

ON

m

•

Press

OPEN-CLOSE©

to

open

the

CD/Cassette

door.

-

Ensure

that

the

cassette

deck

buttons

are

released

before

you

attempt

to

insert

the

cassette

in.

-

Insert

a

recorded

cassette

and

press

it

down

lightly

to

ensure

that

it

is

positioned

correctly.

•

Press

OPEN-CLOSE©

to

close

the

CD/Cassette

door.

•

Press

PLAY

•

and

playback

will

start.

-

Playback

changes

direction

automatically

when

the

tape

in

the

deck

reaches

the

end.

-

The

direction

on

the

playback

is

indicated

by

the

LED

of

the

TAPE

DIRECTION

◄

►

.

•

Adjust

the

sound

with

the

VOLUME

©

and

the

TONE

©

controls.

Note:

Playback:

Chrome

and

Ferro

Cassettes

can

be

used.

•

You

can

select

the

play

direction

by

pressing

the

DIR

EC-

TION

◄

►

button.

The

tape

direction

<

►

indicators

will

show

the

playback

direction

of

the

tape

deck.

•

To

interrupt

playback,

press

PAUSE

IL

9

English

CASSETTE

RECORDING

•

To

continue

playback,

press

PAUSE

li

again.

RECORDING

__

.

To

stop

playback,

press

STOP

..

GENEBAL

|nformation

DIRECTION

RECORD

PLAY

REWIND

F.P//D

STOP

PAUSE

©

•

The

set

is

switched

off

if

the

MODE

selector

0

is

in

the

TAPE/POWER

OFF

position

and

with

no

cassette

deck

buttons

pressed.

Note:

Before

removing

the

cassette,

ensure

that

all

the

cassette

deck

buttons

are

released.

Winding

the

Cassette

Tape

•

Press

►►

to

fast-forward

the

tape.

Copyright:

Recording

is

permissible

insofar

as

copyright

or

other

rights

of

third

parties

are

not

infringed.

-

The

tape

in

the

cassette

is

secured

at

both

ends

with

leader

tape.

At

the

beginning

and

end

of

the

cassette,

nothing

will

be

recorded

for

six

to

seven

seconds.

Erasure

prevention

tabs

(»

-

>1

-

For

recording,

use

only

ferro,

IEC

1/Type

I

Normal

Position

Cassette

on

which

the

tabs

have

not

been

broken.

DIRECTION

RECORD

PLAY

REWIND

FJWD

STOP

PAUSE

•

Press

«

to

fast-rewind

the

tape.

DIRECTION

RECORD

PLAY

REWIND

F.FWD

STOP

PAUSE

•

PressSTOPBtostopfast-forwardorfast-rewind

before

the

end

of

the

tape.

Note:

During

rewinding,

press

STOP

■

to

stop

fast-rewind

at

the

end

of

the

tape.

-

The

recording

level

is

set

automatically,

regardless

of

the

position

of

VOLUME

#.

-

Accidental

erasure

can

be

prevented

by

breaking

the

small

tab

in

the

top

left-hand

comer

of

the

back

of

the

cassette.

This

protection

can

be

reversed

with

a

piece

of

adhesive

tape

placed

over

the

same

comer.

-

Store

the

cassettes

at

room

temperature

and

do

not

put

them

too

close

to

magnets

and

transformers,

for

exam¬

ple,

TVs

and

loudspeaker

boxes.

10

RECORDING

Preparation

•

Press

OPEN«CLOSE(D

to

open

the

CD/Cassette

door.

-

Ensure

that

the

cassette

deck

buttons

are

released

before

you

attempt

to

insert

the

cassette

in.

•

Insert

a

blank

cassette

and

press

it

down

lightly

to

ensure

that

it

is

positioned

correctly.

•

Press

OPEN*CLOSE©

to

close

the

CD/Cassette

door.

•

When

monitoring

during

recording,

adjust

the

sound

with

the

VOLUME®

and

the

TONE

©controls.

These

controls

do

not

affect

the

recording.

Recording

from

the

radio

•

Set

the

MODE

selector®

to

RADIO.

CO

RADIO

TARE

POWER

OH

m

•

Tune

to

the

desired

radio

station

described

under

RA¬

DIO

RECEPTION.

Starting

and

stopping

the

recording

•

Start

recording

by

pressing

RECORD

O,

in

doing

so,

PLAY

•

is

pressed

too.

DIRECTION

RECORD

PLAY

REWIND

FfWD

STOP

PAUSE

♦

O

•

<*

»

■

n

•

For

a

brief

interruption,

press

PAUSE

!L

To

continue

recording,

press

PAUSE

II

again.

•

if

you

want

to

record

the

other

side

of

the

cassette,

flip

the

cassette

in

the

deck

over

to

continue

recording.

Recording

from

the

CD-player

•

Set

the

MODE

selector

®

to

CD.

It’s

not

necessary

to

start

the

CD-player

separately;

if

you

press

RECORD

O,

the

CD-player

starts

automatically;

DIRECTION

RECORD

PLAY

REWIND

RfWD

STOP

PAUSE

5

-

if

the

CD-player

is

in

the

STOP

mode,

recording

will

start

from

the

beginning

of

the

disc;

-

if

the

CD-player

is

in

the

PLAY

mode/or

at

a

certain

track

location

(using

m

PREViOUS/NEXT

►

w),

re¬

cording

will

start

from

the

beginning

of

that

track;

DIRECTION

RECORD

PLAY

REWND

F.FWD

STOP

PAUSE

•1

44

-

■

•

To

stop

recording,

press

STOP

■

.

•

The

set

is

switched

off

if

the

MODE

selector

®

is

in

the

TAPE/POWER

OFF

position

and

with

no

cassette

deck

buttons

pressed.

Note:

To

activate

the

recording

in

the

middle

of

a

track,

press

RECORD

O

to

start

recording;

just

as

the

CD

begins

to

play,

press

PAUSE

11

to

stop

recording.

When

the

pas¬

sage

you

want

to

record

is

reached,

press

PAUSE

II

again

to

continue

recording.

11

English

MAINTENANCE

CD-player

and

CDs

-

The

lens

®

should

never

be

touched

or

cleaned.

-

The

lens

may

steam

up

when

the

set

is

taken

from

a

cold

into

a

warm

environment.

Playing

a

CD

is

not

possible

then.

Do

not

dean

the

lens,

but

letthe

set

acclimatize

for

awhile.

-

Always

pick

up

the

CD

by

the

edge

and

put

it

back

in

its

box

immediately

after

use.

•

Press

PAUSE

l!

and

dean

the

magnetic

heads

<D(§>

and

the

capstan

©.

DIRECTION

RECORD

PLAY

REWIND

FJ\VD

STOP

PAUSE

•

After

cleaning,

press

STOP

■

.

Cleaning

of

the

magnetic

heads

(a)

(e)

can

also

be

done

by

playing

a

cleaning

cassette

through

once

as

an

ordinary

cassette.

-

To

dean,

breathe

on

the

CD

and

wipe

it

off

in

a

straight

line

from

centre

to

edge

using

a

soft,

lint-free

doth.

Cleaning

agents

may

harm

the

CD.

Cassette

deck

To

ensure

good

recording

and

playback

quality,

dean

the

parts

®@©(§)

indicated

after

every

50

hours

of

operation

or,

on

average,

once

a

month.

•

Open

the

CD/cassette

doorby

pressing

OPEN*CLOSE

(©.

•

Use

a

cotton

bud

slightly

moistened

with

alcohol

or

a

special

head

cleaning

fluid.

•

Then

press

PLAY

•

and

dean

the

rubber

pressure

roller

<§>.

Remarks

-

The

CD-player

and

the

cassette

decks

are

fitted

w»th

self-lubricating

bearings

which

must

not

be

oiled

or

greased.

-

Fing'erprints,

dust

and

dirt

on

the

apparatus

can

be

removed

using

a

soft,

dean

and

slightly

damp

leather

doth.

Do

not

use

any

cleaning

agents,

since

they

may

damage

the

cabinet.

-

Keep

the

set,

batteries,

CDs

and

cassettes

away

from

rain,

moisture,

sand

and

excessive

heat,

e.g.

near

heating

equipment

or

in

cars

parked

in

the

sun.

Caution:

Invisible

laser

radiation

when

open

and

interlocks

defeated.

Avoid

exposure

to

beam.

12

TROUBLESHOOTING

GUIDE

The

following

checks

will

assist

in

the

correction

of

most

problems

which

you

may

encounter

with

your

portable

set.

Before

going

through

the

check

list

below,

first

check

the

following

points.

The

po

wer

cord

must

be

connected

firmly.

Should

any

problem

persist

after

you

have

made

these

checks,

consult

your

nearest

friendly

dealer.

Radio

Reception

j

Symptom

Possible

Causes

(and

Remedies)

Interference

noise

during

FM

stereo

reception

Adjust

the

antenna.

The

signal

strength

is

too

weak.

|

Cassette

Deck

Operation

|

Recording

is

not

possible

No

cassette

in

the

cassette

holder.

The

small

tab

has

been

broken

(This

can

be

reversed

with

a

piece

of

adhesive

tape)

The

tape

is

completely

wound.

Not

possible

to

remove

the

cassette

from

the

deck/

Not

possible

to

insert

a

cassette.

Check

that

all

the

cassette

deck

buttons

are

released.

If

not,

press

STOP

■

.

Recording

or

playback

cannot

be

made

or

there

is

a

decrease

in

sound

level

Excessive

wow

or

flutter,

or

sound

drop-out.

Dirty

tape

head

Magnetic

build-up

in

the

record/

playback

head

-

See

section

on

Maintenance

on

cleaning

of

tape

heads.

Contamination

of

the

capstans

or

pinch

rollers.

|

CD

Player

Operation

|

The

PLAY

►

does

not

function

when

pressed

The

disc

is

not

inserted

correctly.

The

player

is

in

PAUSE

mode.

Moisture

condensation

on

the

lens.

Track

in

the

CD

skips

"

£

"

is

displayed

Dirty

disc

or

scratched

disc

The

disc

is

inserted

upside

down.

The

CD

is

dirty,

badly

scratched

or

warped.

Try

another

disc

Press

PLAY-PAUSE

again.

[

General

|

Set

not

working

Hang

up

problem

due

to

ESD

and/or

software

Switch

POWER

ON/OFF

or

in

the

worst

case,

pull

the

mains

plug

out

of

the

wall

socket

Unit

not

working

Check

that

the

power

cord

is

connected

firmly.

Batteries

not

inserted

correctly.

Batteries

exhausted,

change

the

batteries.

Remove

the

mains

cord

from

the

socket

of

the

set

if

using

batteries.

No

sound

output

Turn

VOLUME

clockwise.

The

headphones

are

connected,

disconnect

them.

Change

the

batteries.

Lack

of

treble

sound

or

apparently

imprecise

physical

location

of

musical

instruments

Check

the

TONE

button.

Severe

hum

or

noise

The

TV

or

VTR

is

too

close

to

the

stereo

system.

Separate

the

portable

set

from

the

TV

or

VTR.

13

English

LIMITED

WARRANTY

Magnavox

Portable

Compact

Disc

_

-

One

Year

Carry-In

Exchange

-

_

One

Year

Coverage

For

one

year

from

the

date

of

purchase,

your

Portable

Compact

Disc

will

be

replaced

with

a

new,

renewed

or

comparable

product

(whichever

is

deemed

necessary)

if

it

becomes

defective

or

inoperative.

This

is

done

without

charge

to

you

Replacement

prod¬

ucts

are

warranted

for

the

balance

of

the

warranty

period.

Who

is

Protected?

...

Where?

This

warranty

is

extended

to

the

original

retail

purchaser

for

products

purchased

and

used

in

the

U.SA,

Puerto

Rico,

the

Virgin

Is¬

lands

and

Canada.

What

the

Purchaser

Must

Do

Before

you

call

for

service,

check

your

operating

instruction

booklet

A

slight

adjustment

of

the

customer

contro's

discussed

in

your

instruction

booklet

may

save

you

a

service

call

This

warranty

does

not

cover

commercal

use,

rental

agreements,

shipping

damage,

misuse

or

failure

due

to

lack

of

normal

care

For

product

purchased

in

the

U.S.A.,

Puerto

Rico

or

the

Virgin

Islands

If

you

require

service

during

the

warranty

period,

you

must

take

your

portable

product

to

the

dealer

from

whom

it

was

purchased,

or

carefully

pack

the

product

and

ship

it

by

prepaid

transportation

with

proof

of

the

purchase

date

to

the

Small

Product

Service

Center*,

address

listed

below

In

the

U.SA,

Puerto

Rico

or

the

Virgin

Islands,

all

implied

war¬

ranties

including

implied

warranties

of

merchantability

and

fit¬

ness

for

a

particular

purpose,

are

limited

in

duration

to

the

du¬

ration

of

this

express

warranty.

Some

states

do

not

allow

limi¬

tations

on

how

long

an

implied

warranty

lasts,

so

the

above

limitation

may

not

apply

to

you.

This

warranty

gives

you

specific

legal

rights,

and

you

may

have

other

rights

which

vary

from

state

to

state.

For

product

purchased

in

Canada

Replacement

product

can

be

arranged

through

your

dealer

who

will

advise

of

the

nearest

rep3ir

centre.

To

obtain

warranty

service,

the

product

must

be

delivered

(camed-m)

to

a

Philips

Consumer

Service

Centre

(listed

below),

Phil

ps

Self-Serv.cmg

Dealer

or

Authorized

Service

Depot.

All

that's

required

to

validate

your

original

factory

warranty

for

products

you

purchase

is

to

present

your

bill

of

sale

as

proof

of

purchase.

In

Canada,

this

warranty

applies

only

to

the

normal

sendee

area

of

a

Philips

Consumer

Service

Centre,

Phifips

Seif-Servic-

mg

Dealer

or

Authorized

Service

Depot

Beyond

this

area,

trav¬

el

time

or

expense

is

the

owner's

respons>bhty

How

To

Get

Service

On

Your

Portable

Product

After

The

One

Year

Warranty

Expires

Out-of-warranty

service

can

be

obtained

at

a

nominal

cost

for

replacement

and

handling

under

the

following

arrangements

For

product

purchased

in

the

U.S.A.,

Puerto

Rico

or

the

Virgin

Islands

.

Contact

the

Philips

Service

Company

office

(W

615/475-

8869)

to

obtain

the

cost

of

out-of-warranty

repair

for

your

product.

Please

know

your

model

number

before

you

call.

*

Pack

your

product

securely

in

a

suitable

container

for

ship¬

ment

{.

Mail

the

product

to:

•Small

Product

Service

Center

Philips

Service

Company

907

Snapps

Ferry

Road,

Plant

2,

Building

6

Greeneville,

Tennessee

TN

37743

TT(615)

636-5740

For

product

purchased

in

Canada

1.

Call

the

nearest

Canadian

Philips

Consumer

Serwce

Centro

(listed

below)

to

obtain

the

cost

of

out-of-warranty

repair

for

your

product

Pleas8

know

your

model

number

before

you

call.

2.

Pack

your

product

securely

in

a

suitab'e

container

for

ship¬

ment

3.

Mail

the

product

to

the

nearest

Canad

an

Philips

Service

Centre

(listed

below).

l.........—'

Canadian

Philips

Consumer

Service

Centres

Toronto

Montreal

Vancouver

601

Milner

Avenue

5930

Cote

de

Liesse

3695

Grandview

Highway

Scarborough,

Ontario

Montreal,

Quebec

Vancouver,

B

C.

M1B1M8

H4T1E1

V5M

2G7

tT

(416)

754-6064

or

292-5161

If

(514)

342-9180

TT

(604)

435-4411

Fax

V

(416)

754-6290

Fax

tt

(514)

342-9372

Fax

TP

(604)

435-9911

When

your

product

is

received,

it

will

be

replaced

by

a

renewed

(or

comparable)

product

which

meets

Philips'

high

quality

stan¬

dards

and

shipped

back

to

you

by

prepaid

transportation.

EL

4546-2

92/

11

14

AZ

8140

©

Philips

Consumer

Electronics

Company

A

Division

of

Philips

Electronics

North

America

Corporation

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