What to do if my Bush TR82DABCC Radio has no sound?
If your Bush Radio has no sound, it might be due to several reasons: 1. Headphones are connected. Disconnect them from the unit. 2. The volume is set too low. Adjust the volume level. 3. The power cord isn't properly connected. Reconnect it firmly.
Why does my Bush TR82DABCC have poor reception?
If your Bush Radio has poor reception, try these steps: * Reposition the aerial and the unit to find the best possible reception. * Make sure the aerial is properly connected. * Keep the unit away from other electrical equipment to minimize interference.
How to fix Bush TR82DABCC buttons that are not responding?
If the buttons on your Bush Radio aren't responding, it could be due to electrostatic discharge or interference from other electrical equipment. Try turning the unit off, disconnecting the power cord, waiting 5-10 seconds, then reconnecting and turning it back on.
The Bush TR82DAB is a portable digital radio designed to provide a comprehensive listening experience with DAB+, FM, and AM (MW/LW) capabilities, all while maintaining a retro aesthetic. Its design emphasizes ease of use and portability, making it suitable for various environments, from home to office.
The primary function of the Bush TR82DAB is to receive and play radio broadcasts across multiple frequency bands. As a DAB+ digital radio, it offers access to a wide range of digital stations with enhanced sound quality and additional information, such as scrolling text (Dynamic Label Segment or DLS) displaying DJ names, artist information, song titles, and other broadcast details. The DAB+ system also boasts interference-free reception, as it leverages reflected signals to reinforce the audio, and eliminates the need for frequent re-tuning by automatically scanning and storing available stations. A single DAB+ frequency can cover a broad area, simplifying the user experience.
Beyond digital radio, the TR82DAB also supports traditional FM and AM (MW/LW) analogue broadcasts, ensuring compatibility with a wide array of existing radio stations. This hybrid functionality allows users to enjoy both modern digital broadcasts and classic analogue transmissions.
The radio features a 2W speaker for clear digital audio output, suitable for general listening. For private listening, a 3.5 mm headphone socket is provided, which automatically mutes the speaker when headphones are plugged in. Additionally, a Line Out Socket allows the digital radio to be connected to a home entertainment system, providing a fixed-level audio signal for external amplification.
Powering the device is flexible, with options for both mains power via an AC power lead and battery operation using six 1.5V (C) batteries, enhancing its portability.
The TR82DAB is designed for intuitive operation, featuring a control panel with various buttons and a tuning dial.
Upon first use, the radio requires connection to mains power or insertion of batteries. The telescopic antenna should be fully extended for optimal reception across all radio modes (DAB+, FM, AM, MW & LW). When switched on and in DAB+ mode for the first time, the radio automatically performs a full station scan, storing all available DAB+ stations in alphanumeric order. The first station in the list will play automatically. If no DAB+ signal is found, relocating the radio may be necessary. For analogue modes (MW/LW/FM), tuning is done manually using the tuning dial and pointer to align with desired frequency markings.
The "Menu" button provides access to system options, including:
The Bush TR82DAB is designed for straightforward maintenance, primarily focusing on cleaning and general care.
Before cleaning, the unit must be disconnected from the mains supply. Only a dry, soft, dust-free cloth should be used. Liquid or aerosol cleaners are explicitly prohibited as they may damage the unit.
The manual emphasizes several safety considerations that contribute to the longevity and proper functioning of the device:
The device contains no user-serviceable parts. In case of a fault, users are advised to consult a qualified service technician or their retailer. Attempting to repair the unit oneself will invalidate the warranty. Troubleshooting tips are provided for common issues like no sound, unresponsive buttons, or poor radio reception, often suggesting simple solutions such as checking headphone connections, adjusting volume, reconnecting power, or repositioning the aerial. For more persistent issues, contacting the Bush Warranty service is recommended.
General| Digital Radio Standard | DAB/DAB+ |
|---|---|
| Analogue Radio Standard | FM |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Source | Mains/Battery |
| Battery Type | AA |
| Headphone Socket | 3.5mm |
| Presets | 20 |
| Headphone Jack | Yes |
| Type | DAB/FM Radio |
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