Sony TCD-D8 - Manuel (Page 31)

Troubleshooting
Problem Cause Solution
Operation buttons do
not function.
The unit does not
operate. The HOLD/PUSH OPEN
switch is set to HOLD. Slide the switch to the center
position. ,..
The batteries are exhausted .
( b R T J C P ' j appears). Replace all four batteries with
new ones.
The AC power adaptor is
connected incorrectly. Connect the AC power adaptor
correctly.
The safety system is activated Leave the unit for a while and
due to moisture condensation restart the unit by turning on the
(the IT] indicator appears). power.
Other causes. Disconnect the power source
from the unit, then connect it
again.
The tape does not PAUSE II button is activated Press PAUSE ll'or PLAY
►
move. (the II indicator appears). button to release pause mode.
(See pages 9 and 12.)
The tape is wound completely • Press the button to
to the end. rewind the tape.
• Replace the cassette.
There is no sound. The volume is turned down Press the + button of VOLUME
completely. to adjust the volume.
Incorrect operation of tlie Operate the connected
connected equipment. equipment as instructed in the
Operating Instructions manual.
The hocTd may be dirty. Clean the head with the cleaning
cassette.
Recording cannot be The record-protect shutter on Close the shutter on the cassette.
made. the cassette is open. (See page 7.)
Incorrect operation of the
connected equ ipment.
See "Connecting with Other
Equipment for Recording" on
page 15 or refer to the Operating
Instructions manual of the
connected equipment.
SCMS signal is detected. Record via the analog
connection. (See page 15.)
Sound is not recorded Recording level control is set to Adjust the REC LEVEL control
on the tape. the minimum level when
recording via the analog input. correctly. (See page 17.)
increase of noise or • The head may be dirty. • Clean the head with the
deterioration of sound. • Recording has done with the
head dirty.
cleaning cassette.
• Clean the head with the
cleaning cassette and try again.
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