The information provided on this page does not constitute professional or expert advice it is for informational purposes only. |
| Helpful Hint | Fault : My amplifier is “clipping out ” the stand by or power light stays on but there is no sound |
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This fault can occur for a number of reasons. The unit is clipping out because there is an issue with the installation i.e. the cables or speakers or other components. Or the amplifier is faulty.The first this to do is to turn the amplifier off and plug it out from the power socket. Then check your cable connections at the rear of the speakers and the rear of the amplifier. If they are shorting i.e. the bared cable from the cable is touching at any point, you need to re-wire ensuring no bared cable is touching. If this does not resolve the issue please contact us. |
| Helpful Hint | Fault : The arm is sliding across my record deck |
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This fault can occur for a number of reasons. First try replacing your stylus or needle if you have not already done so. If you record deck has a weight on the back of the arm try setting the arm up. If this does not resolve the issue please contact us. |
| Helpful Hint | Fault : There is a humming sound from my system. |
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This fault may occur if you have worn out leads. It is worth replacing your hif-fi leads and speakers cables if possible. It can also occur if you use a record deck and the grounding lead has not been connected this is generally located at the rear of the record player. If this does not resolve the issue please contact us. |
| Helpful Hint | Disconnecting Your System . |
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Before you disconnect your system turn down the volume button and plug it out from the mains. Never disconnect your system while it is still powered up or plugged in. Take a picture of the rear of the system and the location of the leads as a reference for when you reconnect. Again when you reconnect have the unit powered off and plugged out. |
