KH 2431 - Turntable SILVERCREST - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL KH 2431 SILVERCREST

PLATINE VINYLE USB KH 2431

FR BE

PLATINE VINYLE USB

Mode d'emploi

DE AT CH

USB-PLATTENSPIELER

Bedienungsanleitung

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USB-PLATENSPELER

Gebruksaanwijzing

m = 311

USB RECORD PLAYER

Operating instructions

IAN 53140

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Before reading, unfold the page containing the illustrations and familiarise yourself with all functions of the device.

Installation et raccordement .8

Installation et raccordement

Anti-skating instellen

Belasthaarheid max. 3 W

Versterker

Uitgangsvermogen 2,0W + 2,0W

Frequentriesponsie 60 Hz ... 20 kHz

Radio

Frequentiebereik 87,5-108MHz

USB-informatiedrager/geheugenkaart

Max.stroomafgiffe 200 mA

Limited liability. 92

Warnings 93

Intended use 94

Safety 95

Danger from electric current 95

Basic Safety Instructions 96

Risk of hearing damage. 97

Interaction with batteries 97

Setting up and connecting . .98

Safety instructions 98

Items supplied and transportation

inspection 98

Disposal of the packaging. 99

Requirements on the setup

location 99

Before the initial use 100

Electrical connection. 101

Activating the remote control

battery 102

Exchanging the remote control

battery 102

Connection to an external amplifier 102

VHF-Wire aerial. 102

Connecting the headset .102

General Description. 103

Remote control 103

Device summary. 104

Service and Operation . . . 105

Switching the device on and off ..105

Adjusting the volume 105

Select operational mode 105

Vinyl record operation 106

Radio operation 107

USB and Card operation. 109

Recording functions 112

Maintenance 114

Removing the cartridge and needle 114

Installing a new needle 114

Cleaning 115

Safety instructions 115

Cleaning 115

Troubleshooting 115

Safety instructions 115

Malfunction causes and remedies 116

Storage/Disposal 117

Storage 117

Disposing of the device 117

Appendix 118

Notes on the EU Declaration of

Conformity 118

Technical data. 118

Warranty 120

Service 120

Importer 120

Introduction

Introduction

Congratulations on the purchase of your new device.

You have clearly decided in favour of a quality product.

These operating instructions are a part of this product. They contain important information in regard to safety, use and disposal. Before using the product, familiarise yourself with all of these operating and safety instructions. Use the product only as described and only for the specified areas of application. In addition, pass these documents on, together with the product, to any future owner.

Copyright

This documentation is copyright protected.

Any duplication and/or reprinting, entirely or partially, as well as reproduction of illustrations, also in modifi ed form, is only permitted with written consent from the manufacturer.

Limited liability

All technical information, data and information for installation, connection and operation contained in these operating instructions correspond to the latest at time of printing and, to the best of our knowledge, take into account our previous experience and know-how.

No claims can be derived from the details, illustrations and descriptions in these instructions.

The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for damage caused by failure to observe these instructions, improper use, incompetent repairs, making unauthorised modifi cations or for using unapproved replacement parts.

Warnings

In these operating instructions the following warnings are used:

DANGER

A warning at this risk level indicates a potentially life threatening situation.

If the dangerous situation is not avoided it could lead to serious injury or death.

The directives in this warning are given to avoid serious personal injuries or death.

WARNING

A warning at this risk level indicates a possibly dangerous situation.

If the dangerous situation is not avoided it could lead to injuries.

The directives in this warning are given to avoid personal injuries.

IMPORTANT

A warning at this risk level indicates potential property damage.

If the situation is not avoided it could lead to property damage.

The directives in this warning are given to avoid property damage.

NOTE

A note indicates additional information that could assist you in the handling of the device.

Intended use

This device is intended to be used for the playing of vinyl records, for the reception of FM radio transmissions, for the playback of MP3/WMA fi les from USB memory devices and SD/MMC memory cards, and the playback of audio signals from external audio devices.

In addition, with this device you can record audio signals from vinyl records and external audio devices as MP3 files on USB data carriers and SD/MMC memory cards.

This device is not intended for any other use or for uses beyond those mentioned.

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WARNING

Danger from unintended use!

Danger can arise from the device if used for unintended purposes and/or other types of use.

Use the device exclusively for intended purposes.
Observe the procedures described in these operating instructions.

Claims of any kind for damage resulting from unintended use will not be accepted.

The operator alone bears liability.

Safety

In this chapter you receive important safety information regarding handling of the device.

This device complies with the statutory safety regulations.

Incorrect usage can lead to personal injury and property damage.

Danger from electric current

DANGER

Danger to life from electrical current!

Danger to life exists from contact with live electrical wires or components!

Pay heed to the following safety instructions to avoid risks from electrical current:

Do not use the device if the power cable or the power plug is damaged.
Before using the device again have a new connection cable installed by an authorized specialist.
- Under no circumstances open the device's casing. The risk of electric shock exists from touching voltage carrying connections and changing the electrical/mechanical construction.

IMPORTANT

Notice regarding power disconnection

The POWER switch does not completely disconnect the device from the mains power network. To completely separate the device from mains power, the plug MUST be removed from the mains power socket. The device should be positioned so that you have unrestricted access to the power socket at all times, enabling the plug to be immediately withdrawn should an emergency situation arise.

To eliminate the risk of fire you should completely disconnect the plug from the mains power socket if the device is not going to be used for an extended period, for example, during holidays.

Basic Safety Instructions

For safe handling of the device observe the following safety information:

Before use check the device for externally visible damage. Do not operate a damaged device or one that has been dropped.

If the power cable or connections are damaged, have them exchanged by an authorised specialist or the Customer Services department.

■ Persons who, due to their physical, intellectual or motor abilities, are incapable of operating the device safely may only use the device under supervision or direction from a responsible person.

■ Permit children to use the device ONLY under supervision.

Repairs should only be carried out by authorised specialist companies or by the Customer Services department. Incompetent repairs can result in significant risks for the user. In addition warranty claims become invalid.

A repair to the device during the warranty period may only be carried out by a Customer Service department authorised by the manufacturer, otherwise no further warranty claims can be accepted for subsequent damage.

Defective components may only be replaced with original replacement parts Only by using original replacement parts can it be guaranteed that the safety requirements are being complied with.

Protect the device from moisture and liquid penetration.

ALWAYS disconnect the power cable from the mains power socket by the plug, NOT by the cable itself.

Do not carry the device by the power cable.

• Do not allow the power cable to dangle. A risk of pulling the device down by the cable exists.

Avoid direct sunlight.

■ Do not operate or place the device close to open fl ames (e.g. candles).

In the case of malfunctions and during thunderstorms, disconnect the plug from the mains power socket.

• Do not subject the device to spraywater and/or dripping water and do not place any objects flled with liquids, such as vases or opened drink containers, on or near the device.

Risk of hearing damage

WARNING

Risks as a result of extremely high sound levels!

Listening to loud music on a connected pair of headphones can cause hearing damage.

• Avoid extremely loud sound levels, especially over long periods of time, when you are using headphones.

Interaction with batteries

WARNING

Risks from improper use!

For safe handling of batteries observe the following safety instructions:

Do not throw the batteries into a fire.
- Never short-circuit batteries.
Do not attempt to recharge the batteries.
Regularly check the condition of the batteries. Leaking battery acid can cause permanent damage to the device. When handling a damaged or leaking battery special care should be taken. Danger from acid burns! Wear protective gloves.
- Store batteries in a place inaccessible to children. Should a battery be swallowed, seek medical attention IMMEDIATELY.
- Remove the batteries from the remote control if you do not intend to use the device for extended periods of time.

Setting up and connecting

Safety instructions

WARNING

During the commissioning of the device personal injury and property damage can occur!

To avoid risks, pay heed to the following safety instructions:

• Packaging materials may not be used as playthings. There is a risk of suffocation!
  Pay heed to the information regarding the requirements on setup location as well as the device's electrical connection to avoid personal injury and property damage.

Items supplied and transportation inspection

NOTE

Check the contents to make sure everything is there and for visible damage.
- If the contents are not complete or are damaged due to defective packaging or through transportation, contact the Service Hotline (see Service).

The device is delivered with the following components as standard:

• Record turntable
• Turntable
• Turntable mat
  Drive belt
• Adapter for single records (45's)
• Cinch cable
  Remote Control
  CR2032 battery for the remote control
  Audacity programme CD
  This operating manual

NOTE

• With the supplied Audacity software CD you can subsequently edit your recordings. Further information can be found on the internet under the address http://audacity.sourceforge.net.

Disposal of the packaging

The packaging protects the device from transport damages. The packaging materials are selected from the point of view of their environmental friendliness and disposal technology and are therefore recyclable.

The recirculation of packaging into the material circuit saves on raw material and reduces the amount of waste generated. Dispos of packaging material that is no longer needed as per the regionally established regulations.

NOTE

If possible, preserve the device's original packaging during the warranty period so that, in the event of a warranty claim, you can package the device ideally for its return.

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Requirements on the setup location

For safe and trouble free operation of the device the setup location must fulfil II the following provisions:

The device must be placed on a firm, flat and level surface.
- Do not place the device in a hot, wet or very damp environment or in the vicinity of flammable materials.
- Do not remove the device's pads. If you do, air circulation in the device will be impaired.
The mains power socket must be easily accessible so that the power cable can be easily disconnected in an emergency.
The surface areas of furniture may possibly contain components that could affect the device's rubber pads, softening them. If necessary place a cover under the device's pads.
Operating temperature range: +5 to +40 °C
Humidity (no condensation): 5 - 90%

Before the initial use

Fitting the turntable

Place the belt around the underside of the turntable 2
Pull the belt outwards.

Place the turntable 2 on the motor shaft so that the recess in the turntable 2 lies over the belt pulley. Thereby, hold the belt tensioned.
Place the belt around the belt pulley of the drive motor.
Place the turntable mat on the turntable. 2

Setting the tracking pressure

Insert the counterweight onto the tone arm until it clicks into place. Thereby, the adjustment ring should face forwards.
Remove the protective cover from the stylus.
Release the securing lever of the tone arm.
Move the lever to the front position to raise the tone arm.
Swing the tone arm over the turntable 2

IMPORTANT

Potential stylus damage.

The stylus can be damaged.

• Hold the tone arm firmly so that the stylus does not touch the turntable.

Move the lever 8 to the rear position to lower the pick-up arm.
Align the tone arm by turning the counterweight in such a way that it is in equilibrium (see figure).
Swing the tone arm back into its original position.
Hold the counterweight firmly and then turn the adjusting ring so that the "0" marking is at the top.
Rotate the counterweight to the left, to the position "2.5". This corresponds to a tracking pressure of 2.5 grams.

NOTE

Should the tone arm jump, slide, or does not move forward, the tracking pressure and anti-skating force are not set correctly.

• Raise or lower the tracking pressure by turning the counterweight on the tone arm to the left or right.

Setting the anti-skating force

Due to the friction of the rotating disc with the needle, the tone arm is pulled inwards and the needle presses more heavily on the inner groove flank of the disc. The anti-skating setting balances this out. The anti-skating force should be set to the same value as the tracking pressure.

Turn the anti-skating knob 5 to the position "2.5".

Electrical connection

Before connecting the device compare the connection data (voltage and frequency) with that on the rating plate of your electric supply.
This data must agree in order to avoid damaging the device.
Make sure that the power cable is not damaged and is not laying over hot surfaces and/or sharp edges.
■ Ensure that the power cable is not over taut or kinked.
■ Do not allow the cable to dangle over edges (trip wire effect).
The mains power socket must be easily accessible so that the power cable can be easily disconnected in an emergency.

Activating the remote control battery

The battery for the remote control is already inserted on delivery.

Activate the battery by removing the insulation strips.

Exchanging the remote control battery

With a fingernail press the notch (A) to the right while at the same time pulling the battery compartment out.
Insert a 3 V battery, type CR 2032, into the battery compartment.. The side with the marking "+" must be facing upwards.
Slide the battery compartment back into the remote control.

Connection to an external amplifier

NOTE

This device is equipped with a LINE OUT output (audio signal processed by an internal amplifier) and with a PHONO OUT output (non-amplified audio signal, and only for playback of records).
Connect the cinch cable to the LINE OUT connection sockets 34 and to the AUX IN connection of the external amplifi er. For this, pay heed to the operating instructions for the external amplifi er.
Connect the cinch cable to the PHONO OUT connection sockets 35 and to the PHONO input of the external amplifi er. For this, pay heed to the operating instructions for the external amplifi er.

IMPORTANT

Potential damage to the external amplifi er!

In the case of a false connection of the device, the amplifi er may be damaged.

• Do not connect the LINE OUT output of the device with the PHONO input of the amplifier.

VHF-Wire aerial

Completely unwind the wire aerial 33 for radio reception.

Connecting the headset

If desired, connect your headphones (with 3.5 ~mm jackplug) to the connection socket ③ The loudspeakers then switch off automatically.

General Description

Remote control

Device summary

See illustrations on the foldout page.

See-through window
Turntable
3 Turntable mat
Dust cover
5 Anti-Skating rotation knob
Counterweight with adjustment for the tracking pressure
7 Tone arm
8 Tone arm elevating lever
Turntable speed selection switch: 3313 45 or 78 rpm
10 Adjustment control PITCH ADJ.: Fine adjustment of the rotation speed
10 Tone arm security lever
12 Loudspeakers
13 Needle with cartridge
14 POWER switch: Device on/off switch
15 Card slot for SD/MMC cards
16 Sensor for remote control
17 Display
18 Button REC: Recording
19 Button : Stop playback (USB or memory card)
20 Button II: Start or pause playback (USB or memory card)
2 Button MEMORY/PROG.: Save radio stations/programming functions

22 Button PHONO II: Vinyl record playback pause or resume
23 Button PHONO: Stop vinyl record playback
Volume control: Adjusting the volume level.
25 Button FUNCTION: Select operating mode
26 Button MODE: Adjust playback mode/Toggle between Stereo and Mono
27 Button▶I: Fast forward, switch to the next track, switch to the next setting option (only for USB/CARD)
28 Button: Fast rewind, switch to previous track, switch to the previous setting option (only for USB/CARD)
29 Button DELETE: Delete (only for USB/ CARD)
30 AUX IN: 3.5 mm stereo input socket for the connection of an external audio device
31 3.5 mm stereo output socket for headphones
USB port
3 VHF-Wire aerial
34 LINE OUT: Audio cinch output L/R for amplifier
35 PHONO OUT: Audio cinch output L/R for amplifi er
36 Mains power connection cable
Adapter for single records (45's)

Service and Operation

In this chapter you will receive important information for the service and operation of the device.

Switching the device on and off

To switch the device on activate the switch POWER 14. HELLO will be displayed on the screen and then the last used operating mode is activated.
To switch the device off activate the switch POWER 14 again.

Adjusting the volume

Prerequisite: The device is switched on.

Turn the volume control 24 or press the buttons VOL+ or VOL- on the remote control to adjust the sound volume. The set sound volume level is shown in the Display 17. The sound volume level can be set between 0 (Vol. min.) and 30 (Vol. max.).

NOTE

The set sound volume level is valid for all functions.

Select operational mode

Press the button FUNCTION25 to switch between radio reception (TUNER), USB port (USB), card slot (CARD), record player (PHONO) and audio input (AUX).

Vinyl record operation

Starting playback of records

Press repeatedly on the button FUNCTION 25 until PHONO is indicated on the display.
Open the dust cover
Place the record onto the turntable.

NOTE

For playing records with a large centre hole (Singles) you use the adapter 36
With the turntable speed selection switch set the required rotation speed.

NOTE

The rotation speed is printed on the record label.

Remove the protective cover from the stylus.
Release the securing lever of the tone arm.

Move the lever 8 to the front position to raise the tone arm.
Swing the tone arm to the desired position on the record.
Move the tone arm lever 8 to the rear position to lower the tone arm and to place the stylus onto the record.

NOTE

At the end of the record, the tonearm automatically returns to its starting position.

Fine adjustment of the rotation speed

The rotation speed is correctly set, when the broken line visible through the viewing window 1 is not moving.

If the lines move in a clockwise direction, slide the adjustment control PITCH ADJ. ⑩ backwards in the direction -
If the lines move in an anti-clockwise direction, slide the adjustment control PITCH ADJ. 10 forwards in the direction +.

Operation during playback

To pause the playback, press the button PHONO II 2. The turntable stops and the tone arm remains in its current position.

IMPORTANT

Possible damage to the record or the needle.

If playback is stopped when the needle is still on the record it can lead to damage.

Move the lever to the forward position before you press the button PHONO II 22.
To resume an interrupted playback, press the buttonPHONO II 22 and then move the lever 8 to the rear position.
To stop playback, press the button PHONO 23. The turntable stops and the tone arm returns to its starting position.

Radio operation

NOTE

For good radio reception the wire aerial must be completely unwound. Align the aerial in radio mode for the best reception.
The technical characteristics of the device permit reception of selectable frequencies beyond the VHF (FM) range of 87.5-108 MHz. In some countries various national regulations regarding the allocated radio frequency range can exist. Please note that information received outside of the assigned radio frequency ranges may not be exploited, passed on to third parties or otherwise misused.

Switching the radio function on

Press repeatedly on the button FUNCTION 25 until TUNER is indicated on the display.

Toggle between MONO and STEREO

Press the button MODE twice to toggle between MONO and STEREO.

During stereo reception the symbol is indicated on the display.

Automatic station search

Press and hold the buttons 28 or 27 to start a station search.

The search will stop when a station is found.

Manual station selection

Press the buttons I or briefly to change the frequency in

0.05 MHz steps until the desired frequency is set.

Saving radio stations

You can save up to 30 radio stations.

Press the button MEMORY/PROG. ②. On the display the number of the last selected memory location will blink.
Select with the buttons I or the desired memory location and press the button MEMORY/PROG.

Accessing saved stations

Press and hold the button MEMORY/PROG. ① until -- is indicated on the display.
Select with the buttons 1 or 27 the desired radio station.

NOTE

If for about 3 seconds you do not press either of the buttons I▶2r▶I, 27 the device returns to its previous operating mode (station search).

USB and Card operation

Connecting a USB data carrier

Connect your USB device to the port32

Connecting a memory card

Slide a memory card into the memory card slot 15 with the labelling pointing upwards.

Activating the operating mode

Press repeatedly on the button FUNCTION 25 until USB or CARD is indicated on the display. In the display READING is indicated and the device searches for MP3 or WMA fi les on the data carrier. After reading the data, playback starts automatically.

NOTE

If no data carrier is connected, NO USB resp. NO CARD is indicated.
If no MP3/WMA files are found on the data carrier NO FILE is indicated on the display.

Interrupting playback or fi nishing it

Press the button ll 20, to pause playback.
To continue playback press the button once more.
To stop playback press the button. The track number and directory number are displayed on the display.

Title skip

Press the button 1 to select the next track.

During playback:

Press the button 1 once to skip to the beginning of the current track or twice to select the previous track.

In stop mode:

Press the button I 28 to select the previous track.

Fast forward/backward

During playback press and hold the buttons 1 or 2 to start a fast forward or rewind.

Setting the playback mode

Repeatedly press the button MODE 26 to toggle between the following settings:

• REPEAT ONE: The current title is repeated.
• REPEAT: The current directory is repeated.
• REPEAT ALL: all of the tracks to be repeated.
• RANDOM: The tracks are played in a random order.

If any of these settings are activated, this will be indicated in the display.

NOTE

After pressing the button 19 the setting of the playback mode is reset.

Programming the playback order

You can programme in a playback sequence for up to 99 titles. The programming can be done only when playback is stopped.

Create a list

Press the button MEMORY/PROG. ②. Indicated in the display are F00 (OO blinks) and P01.
Select with the buttons I or the desired directory and press the button MEMORY/PROG. 4. Indicated in the display are TOO (OO blinks) and P01.
Select with the buttons I or the tracks that you want to save on programme space 01, then press the button MEMORY/PROG. Indicated in the display are F00 (00 blinks) and P02.
Repeat these steps until your list is complete.
Press the button to complete the programming and start playback. On the display MEMORY is indicated.

With the buttons 1234567890 can switch between the programmed tracks.
By pressing the button MEMORY/PROG. ④ you can continue the programming.

NOTE

After programming of 99 titles PROGFULL will be indicated on the display.

Deleting a list

To delete the list, press the button or change the operating mode.
MEMORY no longer appears.

Delete tracks

Tracks can be deleted only when playback is stopped.

Press the button DELETE 29. On the display DEL is indicated and the indicator ONE blinks.
Select with the buttons or the desired setting:

• ONE: The current title is deleted.
  DIR: All MP3 and WMA files in the current directory to be deleted.
• ALL: All MP3 and WMA files on the complete data carrier to be deleted.

IMPORTANT

Possible Data Loss.

The deletion of fi les cannot be reversed.

Press the button DELETE 29 to start the deletion process or press the button 18 cancel the deletions.

If a button is not pressed for about 2 seconds, the device will return to its previous operating mode.

Recording functions

With your device you can convert audio signals from vinyl records or an external audio source into MP3 fi les and save them to USB or SD/MMC data carriers and copy MP3 or WMA fi les from USB data carriers on SD/MMC data carriers and vice versa.

Recording from vinyl records or an external audio device

NOTE

If no data carrier is connected, NO USB resp. NO CARD is indicated.

Place a memory medium into the card slot 15 or connect a data carrier to the USB port 32.
Connect the external audio device.
With the button FUNCTION select the desired operating mode (PHONO resp. AUX).
Start playback of the vinyl record or external audio device.

If necessary, adjust the compression rate for the MP3 file.

Press the button REC 13. On the display 128 KBPS is indicated. Select with the buttons I<28 or I 27e desired setting.

Selection options: 64, 128 or 192.

Press the button REC 18 to confirm the selection.
Press the button REC 18. If you have connected only one USB data carrier or only one memory card, recording will start immediately.

If you have connected both a USB data carrier and a memory card, then REC is displayed and the display will blink USB. With the buttons I 28 or I 27, select whether the recording is to be made on the USB data carrier (REC-USB) or on the memory card (REC-CARD). Confirm your selection by pressing the button REC 18. The recording starts and REC blinks on the display.
Press the button stop the recording.

The recordings will be stored in MP3 format under the names File_001.mp3, File_002.mp3, etc. on the selected data carrier in the directory RECORD/LINE-IN. The directories are, if not already available, created automatically.

NOTE

If you want to save individual tracks of the record into different files, you must stop the recording after each track and restart.

Copying from USB to memory card or memory card to USB

NOTE

• You can copy fi les either during playback (slow) or when playback is stopped (fast).
  Place a memory medium into the card slot 15 and connect a data carrier to the USB port 32.
  If you want to copy files from the USB data carrier to the memory card, select the operating mode USB, otherwise the operating mode CARD.
  If necessary, stop playback by pressing the button.19
  Select with the buttons or the titles to be copied.
  Press the button REC18
  Select with the buttons 28 or 1 the desired mode:

• ONE: The current title is copied.
  DIR: All MP3 and WMA files in the current directory to be copied.

• ALL: All MP3 and WMA files on the complete data carrier to be copied.

Press the button REC 18. The copying process starts. The indicators REC and SD resp. USB blink.

The copied files will be stored under the names File_001.mp3, File_002.mp3, etc. on the selected data carrier in the directory RECORD/COPY. The directories are, if not already available, created automatically.

During playback:

The title to be copied is played back and recorded simultaneously on the destination data carrier. The duration of the copying process corresponds to the recording length of the title.

While playback is stopped:

The title is copied to the destination drive. The copy progress is indicated as a percentage.

When the copy process is complete, END REC is displayed for about 2 seconds.

After that, the total number of directories and playable fi les is displayed.

NOTE

If there is too little free space on the destination data carrier, then REC FULL is indicated.

Maintenance

Removing the cartridge and needle

Pull the needle including holderA off.

Installing a new needle

Install the new needle holder A of the type AT-3600L from the fi rm Audio Technica.

IMPORTANT

Possible needle damage.

The needle can be damaged when inserting.

Ensure that, during installation, you do not touch the needle.

Cleaning

Safety instructions

DANGER

Threat to life from electrical current!

• Remove the plug from the mains power socket before beginning to clean the device.

IMPORTANT

Possible damage to the device.

Penetrating moisture can lead to a damaging of the device.

• Ensure that, when cleaning it, no moisture can penetrate into the device, so as to avoid irreparable damage to it.

Cleaning

Clean the casing only with a slightly damp cloth and a mild detergent.

Troubleshooting

In this chapter you receive important information for malfunction localisation and malfunction remedies. To avoid risks and damage pay heed to the safety information.

Safety instructions

WARNING

To avoid risks and property damage, pay heed to the following safety instructions:

Repairs to electric devices may only be carried out by specialists trained by the manufacturer. Through incompetent repairs considerable risk for the user and damage to the device can occur.

Malfunction causes and remedies

The following chart will assist with the localising and remedy of minor malfunctions:

Defect Possible cause Solution
no indications on the display.	The device is not switched on.	Switch the device on.
	The plug is not inserted.	Insert the plug into the mains power socket.
	The mains power socket is not supplying power.	Check the house fuse.
No sound.	The sound volume is set to minimum.	Increase the playback volume.
	A pair of headphones is connected.	Disconnect the headphones from the connection socket 31.
	Playback of the audio device is not started.	Start playback of the audio device.
The turntable does not turn, in spite of the fact that the tone arm is located in the playback position.	false operating mode selected	Select the operating mode PHONO.
	The button PHONO ➔II 22 is pressed.	Press the button PHONO ➔II 22 once again.
Poor sound quality, strong background noise, sound dropout.	Needle is worn out. Replace the needle.
Tone arm jumps, slides or does not move forward.	The device is not standing level.	Stand the device on a level surface.
	Anti-skating set incorrectly.	Check the anti-skating settings.
	Tracking force is set incorrectly.	Check the settings for the tracking force.
Interference with the radio reception.	The transmitter is not properly adjusted.	Select the desired radio station with the buttons I← 28 or ➔ I 27 correctly.
	The reception is weak.	Try to improve reception by realigning the wire aerial 33.
NO USB is indi-cated.	A USB data carrier is not connected.	Connect a USB data carrier to the port 32.
	Incorrect format.	Ensure that the data carrier is formatted for the FAT32 fi le system.
NO CARD is indicated.	A memory card is not connected.	Insert a memory card into the card slot ⑤.
	Incorrect format.	Ensure that the data carrier is formatted for the FAT32 fi le system.
REC FULL is indicated.	Not enough free memory space on the target data carrier.	Delete fi les no longer needed or connect a new data carrier with suffiCNT free memory space.

NOTE

If you cannot solve the problem with any of the aforementioned methods please contact the Customer Service department.

Storage/Disposal

Storage

Disconnect the plug if you are intending to not use the device for an extended period of time.
Store the device in a dry environment.
Protect the needle with the protective cap.
Close the protective cover after use.

Disposing of the device

Do not, under any circumstances, dispose of the device with household refuse. This product is subject to the provisions of the European Directive 2002/96/EC WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment).

Dispose of the device through an approved disposal centre or at your community waste facility. Observe the currently applicable regulations. In case of doubt, please contact your waste disposal centre.

Appendix

Notes on the EU Declaration of Conformity

In regard to compliance with essential requirements and other relevant provisions, this device complies with the European Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2004/108/EC, the Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC and the Ecodesign Directive 2009/125/EC (Ordinance 1275/2008 Annex II, No. 1).

The complete original Declaration of Conformity can be obtained from the importer.

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Technical data

General
Input voltage 220 - 240 V		~
Power frequency 50 Hz
Power consumption 19 W
Headphone output voltage approx. 80 mV
Operating temperature +5 - +40 °C
Humidity (no condensation) 5 - 90 %
Dimensions
Device (L x D x H) approx. 420 x 356 x 140 mm
Remote control (L x D x H) approx. 86 x 40 x 7 mm
Weight
Device	approx. 4,2 kg
Remote control with battery	approx. 16	g
Motor and turntable
Motor Direct current-Servomotor
Drive system Belt drive
Speeds 33½, 45, 78 Rev/min
Flutter less than 0,35 % (WRMS)
Signal to noise ratio more than 50 dB
Needle AT-3600L

Loudspeakers
Impedance 8 Ω
Load-bearing capacity max. 3 W

Amplifier
Output power 2.0 W + 2.0 W
Frequency response	60 Hz ... 20 kHz

Radio
Frequency range	87,5 - 108 MHz

USB data carrier / Memory card
Max. power output USB port	200	mA
max. storage capacity	8	GB
Playable File Formats	WMA, MP3
Recording format	MP3
Compression rate when recording	64, 128 or 192	kBit/s

Warranty

The warranty for this appliance is for 3 years from the date of purchase. The appliance has been manufactured with care and meticulously examined before delivery.

Please retain your receipt as proof of purchase. In the case of a warranty claim, please make contact by telephone with our Customer Service Department. Only in this way can a post-free despatch for your goods be assured.

NOTICE

• The warranty covers only claims for material and manufacturing defects, but not for transport damage, wearing parts or for damage to fragile components, e.g. buttons or batteries.

This product is for domestic use only and is not intended for commercial use. The warranty is void in the case of abusive and improper handling, use of force and internal tampering not carried out by our authorised service branch.

Your statutory rights are not restricted in any way by this warranty. The warranty period is not extended by repairs made under the warranty. This applies also to replaced and repaired parts.

Damages and defects extant at the time of purchase must be reported immediately after unpacking, resp. no later than two days after the date of purchase.

Repairs made after the lapse of the warranty period are subject to charge.

Service

GB Service Great Britain

Tel.: [phone] (£ 0.10/Min.)

E-Mail: [e-mail]

IAN53140

Importer

KOMPERNASS GMBH

BURGSTRASSE 21

44867 BOCHUM, GERMANY

www.kompernass.com

KOMPERNASS GMBH

BurgsstraBe 21

D-44867 Bochum

www.kompernass.com

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