Profile MP6600 Car Stereo System User Manual


 
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TROUBLE SHOOTING THE SYSTEM
The following chart will help in solving most problems that may occur. Should any problem
persist after you have made these checks, please consult your nearest Profile retailer. Before
going through this check list, refer back to the wiring and operating procedures.
E1, E2 The unit cannot be operated because of trouble. Press the "RESET"
bu tton . If the indi cator sti ll app ea rs after pres si ng the "RE SET"
button, your unit needs repai r. E1 = Mechanism Error, E2 = Servo Error.
Please refer to the warranty section of this manual for details on
getti ng the unit se rv i ced.
ERROR CODES
SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION
The vehicle's ignition switch
is not on.
Turn the ignition switch to the accessory
position. If there is still no power, check the
fuses at the vehicle's fuse block or the
radio's fuse leads.
The fuse is blown. Replace the fuse with another fuse of the
same recommended value
There is a disc already in
the player.
Remove the disc in the player, then put in
the new one.
You are trying to put the
compact disc in upside down.
Insert the compact disc with the label facing
up.
The compact disc is
extremely dirty or
defective.
Clean the compact disc with a compact disc
cleaning solution or replace the defective
compact disc.
The temperature in the car
is too hot.
Cool the inside of the vehicle off, then try
again.
Condensation build-up on the
inside of the unit.
Leave the disc player off and turn the
vehicle's air conditioner on to remove the
condensation build-up inside the unit.
The volume control is all the
way down.
Adjust the volume control.
The speaker harness is not
connected properly.
Check the speaker harness plug to see that it
is firmly connected.
The speakers are bad. Test the speakers to determine if they need
replacing.
The function
buttons do
not work.
The built-in microprocessor
is operating incorrectly.
Remove the disc, then re-insert it. Press the
reset button .
No Power
Disc cannot
be loaded or
ejected.
No sound.
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