If you're experiencing issues with CD playback, such as the disc not starting, displaying incorrectly, or delays in playback, the following troubleshooting tips can help resolve the problem:
Cause: The disc being used may not be compatible with the unit or may include unsupported formats.
Cause: Moisture or condensation may have accumulated on the lens, interfering with playback.
Solution: Wait for about one hour to allow the lens to dry, then try playing the disc again.
Cause: A large number of tracks on the CD can slow the loading and playback process.
Solution: Be patient as the unit processes the disc. If possible, reduce the number of tracks on custom CDs.
Cause: Scratches, dirt, or damage on the CD surface can prevent the unit from reading the disc properly.
Solution: Clean the disc gently with a soft, lint-free cloth, wiping in a straight line from the center outward.
Cause: Discs burned on a computer may not have been finalized correctly, making them unreadable by the unit.
Solution: Verify that the disc has been properly finalized during the burning process.
Cause: The unit may not support certain formats or encoding methods used on the CD.
Solution: Reburn the CD using supported formats or use a compatible disc type.
By following these steps, you can address common CD playback issues and enjoy uninterrupted listening. If the problem persists, consult the "Notes on CDs" in the Operating Manual or contact customer support for further assistance.