Harman Kardon RPM665 Owners Manual - Page 10

Harman Kardon RPM665 Manual

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Most of the problems consumers have with their high fidelity system are due to incorrect operation. If this unit does not operate as you intended, first check the items in the following checklist. Also check other related components such as the tuner, turntable, speakers and other electrical equipment you use with this amplifier. Problem Cause .. R. The POWER indicator does not light up and no sound is heard when the POWER switch is pressed. •The power cord is not plugged in. •The protection circuit is activated but the POWER indicator is blinking. •Plug in the power cord securely. •Wait for about eight seconds until the circuit is stabilized. The POWER indicator lights up, but no sound is heard. •The TAPE MONITOR selector is in the "tape 1" or "tape 2" position. •The FUNCTION selection was not made properly. •The SPEAKER selector is in the "off" position. •The PRE-OUT/MAIN-IN switch is pressed to the "separate" position. •The speaker wires are disconnected or broken. •Set the TAPE MONITOR selector to the "source" position. •Set the FUNCTION selector to the proper position for the desired program source. •Set the SPEAKER selector to the position of your desired speaker system(s). •Release the PRE-OUT/MAIN-IN switch to the "integrated" position. •Check the speaker wires and connect them correctly. Sound is not heard from the speaker system on one side. •The connection of a speaker wires are incorrect or incomplete. •The connection wires to other equipment are disconnected. •The BALANCE control knob is turned to either the extreme right or the left position. •Check the speaker wires for disconnection or breaking and reconnect them correctly. •Check the wires for disconnection and connect them correctly. •Set the mark on the BALANCE control knob to the centre position. Tone control is notfunctioning. •The TONE DEFEAT switch is depressed. •Repress the TONE DEFEAT switch (button out). When listening to stereo sound, the left and right sounds are reversed. •The left and right speaker wires are reversed. •The left and right wires connected to other equipment are reversed. •Check the speaker wires and connect them correctly. •Check the wires to other equipment and connect them correctly. When playing to a turntable, a low-pitched noise ("hum" or "buzz") is heard. •The ground wire of the turntable is disconnected. •The connections of the turntable wires are incorrect or incomplete. •Make the ground wire connection correctly. •Insert the turntable wires into the PHONO jacks of this unit securely. 9

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Most
of
the
problems
consumers
have
with
their
high
fidelity
system
are
due
to
incorrect
operation.
If
this
unit
does
not
operate
as
you
intended,
first
check
the
items
in
the
fol
lowing
checkl
ist.
Also
check
other
related
components
such
as
the
tuner,
turntable,
speakers
and
other
electrical
equipment
you
use
with
this
ampl
ifier.
Problem
Cause
..
R
.
The
POWER
indicator
does
not
l
ight
up
and
no
sound
is
heard
when
the
POWER
switch
is
pressed.
•The
power
cord
is
not
plugged
in.
•The
protection
circuit
is
activated
but
the
POWER
indicator
is
bl
inking.
•Plug
in
the
power
cord
securely.
•Wait
for
about
eight
seconds
unti
l
the
circuit
is
stabi
lized.
The
POWER
indicator
l
ights
up,
but
no
sound
is
heard.
•The
TAPE
MONITOR
selector
is
in
the
"tape
1"
or
"tape
2"
position.
•The
FUNCTION
selection
was
not
made
properly.
•The
SPEAKER
selector
is
in
the
"off"
position.
•The
PRE-OUT/MAIN-IN
switch
is
pressed
to
the
"separate"
position.
•The
speaker
wires
are
disconnected
or
broken.
•Set
the
TAPE
MONITOR
selector
to
the
"source"
position.
•Set
the
FUNCTION
selector
to
the
proper
position
for
the
desired
program
source.
•Set
the
SPEAKER
selector
to
the
posi-
tion
of
your
desired
speaker
system(s).
•Release
the
PRE-OUT/MAIN-IN
switch
to
the
"integrated"
position.
•Check
the
speaker
wires
and
connect
them
correctly.
Sound
is
not
heard
from
the
speaker
system
on
one
side.
•The
connection
of
a
speaker
wires
are
incorrect
or
incomplete.
•The
connection
wires
to
other
equip-
ment
are
disconnected.
•The
BALANCE
control
knob
is
turned
to
either
the
extreme
right
or
the
left
position.
•Check
the
speaker
wires
for
disconnec-
tion
or
breaking
and
reconnect
them
correctly.
•Check
the
wires
for
disconnection
and
connect
them
correctly.
•Set
the
mark
on
the
BALANCE
control
knob
to
the
centre
position.
Tone
control
is
notfunctioning.
•The
TONE
DEFEAT
switch
is
depressed.
•Repress
the
TONE
DEFEAT
switch
(but-
ton
out).
When
listening
to
stereo
sound,
the
left
and
right
sounds
are
reversed.
•The
left
and
right
speaker
wires
are
reversed.
•The
left
and
right
wires
connected
to
other
equipment
are
reversed.
•Check
the
speaker
wires
and
connect
them
correctly.
•Check
the
wires
to
other
equipment
and
connect
them
correctly.
When
playing
to
a
turntable,
a
low-pitched
noise
("hum"
or
"buzz")
is
heard.
•The
ground
wire
of
the
turntable
is
disconnected.
•The
connections
of
the
turntable
wires
are
incorrect
or
incomplete.
•Make
the
ground
wire
connection
cor-
rectly.
•Insert
the
turntable
wires
into
the
PHONO
jacks
of
this
unit
securely.
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