Kenwood KAC-6402 Instruction Manual - Page 12

Troubleshooting Guide

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Troubleshooting Guide What might appear to be a malfunction in your unit may just be the result of slight misoperation or miswiring. Before calling service, first check the following table for possible problems. PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION No sound. • Input (or output) cables are • Connect the input (or output) (No sound from one side.) disconnected. cables. (Blown fuse.) • Protection circuit may be activated. • Check connections by referring to . • Volume is too high. • Replace the fuse and use lower volume. • The speaker cord is shorted. • After check the speaker cord and fixing the cause of the short, replace the fuse. The output level is too • The input sensitivity adjusting • Adjust the control correctly referring small (or too large). control is not set to the correct to . position. The sound quality is bad. • The speakers wire are connected • Connect them properly checking the (The sound is distorted.) with wrong + /-polarity. + / - of the terminals and wires well. • A speaker wire is pinched by a screw • Connect the speaker wire again so in the car body. that it is not pinched by anything. • The switches may be set improperly. • Set switches properly by referring to . 12 English

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Troubleshooting Guide
What might appear to be a malfunction in your unit may just be the result of slight misoperation or
miswiring. Before calling service, first check the following table for possible problems.
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
SOLUTION
No sound.
(No sound from one side.)
(Blown fuse.)
• Input (or output) cables are
disconnected.
• Protection circuit may be activated.
• Volume is too high.
• The speaker cord is shorted.
• Connect the input (or output)
cables.
• Check connections by referring to
<Protection function>.
• Replace the fuse and use lower
volume.
• After check the speaker cord and
fixing the cause of the short, replace
the fuse.
The output level is too
small (or too large).
• The input sensitivity adjusting
control is not set to the correct
position.
• Adjust the control correctly referring
to <Controls>.
The sound quality is bad.
(The sound is distorted.)
• The speakers wire are connected
with wrong
+
/
-
polarity.
• A speaker wire is pinched by a screw
in the car body.
• The switches may be set improperly.
• Connect them properly checking the
+
/
-
of the terminals and wires
well.
• Connect the speaker wire again so
that it is not pinched by anything.
• Set switches properly by referring to
<System examples>.