Insignia NS-P5113 User Manual

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User Guide

Portable CD/MP3 Player and Digital FM Tuner

NS-P5113

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Questions and Answers:

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Joseph LewisJul 25, 2025
What to do if Insignia NS-P5113 does not play CD?
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  Charles HollowayJul 25, 2025
  If your Insignia CD player isn't playing CDs or stops playing, make sure the CD compartment door is completely closed. If that doesn't work, open the CD compartment door and leave it open for about one hour to let it dry out. Ensure the CD is inserted correctly with the label facing up. If the issue persists, try another CD as the current one may be scratched or damaged. If you are using MP3 files, make sure they are not corrupt and, if necessary, burn the files to a new CD.
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Shannon ClarkeAug 9, 2025
Why does my Insignia NS-P5113 CD Player have no sound?
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  Debbie MontgomeryAug 9, 2025
  If your Insignia CD player produces no sound or the sound quality is poor, ensure all cables are correctly and securely connected. Increase the volume if it is set too low. Clean the headphone connector, and move the CD player away from any magnetic interference such as unshielded speakers. If using in a car, adjust the car temperature and clean the cigarette socket. Also, verify that your CD player is not in reverse mode.

Insignia NS-P5113 Specifications

General

Brand	Insignia
Model	NS-P5113
Category	CD Player
Language	English

Summary

Safety Information

Risk of Electric Shock

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover or back. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

Warning Symbols Explanation

Explains warning symbols for dangerous voltage and important operating/maintenance instructions.

Important Safety Information

Laser Safety Precautions

Avoid direct exposure to laser beam and do not defeat safety switches on the CD player.

General Operational Safety

Apparatus not to be exposed to liquids, ensure ventilation, handle batteries safely, avoid extreme temperatures.

Surge Protector Recommendation

Recommends using a surge protector for AC power to protect against lightning and power surges.

Features

Installation Location Guidelines

Place on stable surface, avoid direct sunlight, heat sources, poor ventilation, dust, vibration, and humidity.

Player Control Identification

Diagram and description of primary controls like SKIP/SEARCH and PLAY/PAUSE.

Player Component Functions

Playback and Mode Selection

Details PLAY MODE, Hold switch, LINE OUT, PHONE jack, Volume, DBBS switch, and DC input.

Display and Input/Output Controls

Explains LCD display, MEMORY/ENTER, MENU/ESP/PRESET, FUNCTION, and OPEN switch.

Remote Control

Remote Control Diagram

Visual representation of the remote control with numbered buttons.

Remote Control Button Functions

Details functions of VOLUME, SKIP, PLAY/PAUSE, STOP, and search buttons on the remote.

Setting up your CD player

Installing Batteries

Instructions for inserting two AA batteries, matching polarity, and caution notes for battery usage.

Connecting Your CD Player

Using the AC/DC Power Adapter

How to connect the optional AC/DC power adapter to the player and an AC outlet.

Connecting to External Audio System

Guide to connecting the player to an external audio system using the LINE OUT jack.

Connecting Headphones

Instructions for connecting headphones directly to the player's PHONE jack.

Using Your CD Player

Playing a CD

Step-by-step guide to inserting, playing, and adjusting volume for audio CDs.

Connecting Headphones via Remote

Instructions for connecting headphones through the remote control unit.

CD Playback Operations

Playback Control

Adjusting volume, pausing, resuming, stopping playback, and turning off the player.

Automatic Power Off Feature

Explains the automatic power-off function to save battery after 60 seconds of inactivity.

Searching for a Track

How to navigate tracks forward/backward, fast-search, and find specific tracks on an audio CD.

Advanced CD Playback

Searching MP3 Track by Name

Steps to search for MP3 tracks by name using the player's interface.

Repeat Playback Modes

How to set repeat playback for a track, entire CD, or MP3 album/folder.

Intro Play Mode

Using INTRO play to listen to the first 10 seconds of each track.

Additional Playback Modes

Intro Play Continuation

How to start INTRO play and cancel it to resume normal playback.

Random Track Playback

Instructions for playing tracks in a random order for audio CDs and MP3 CDs.

Anti-Shock Feature

Explanation of the anti-shock feature, its activation, and limitations for preventing skips.

Radio Operation

Playing the Radio

How to select radio mode, tune stations, and adjust volume.

Tuning Radio Stations

Manual and automatic tuning methods for finding radio stations.

Programming Radio Stations

Steps to store up to 10 favorite radio stations for each band.

Radio Station Management

Programming and Storing Stations

How to program, store, and recall up to 10 favorite radio stations for each band.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Power and CD Playback Issues

Solutions for player not turning on, CD playback errors, and corrupted MP3 files.

Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Sound Quality Issues

Solutions for no sound or poor sound quality due to cables, volume, dirty connector, or interference.

Handling and Cleaning CDs

Proper CD Handling

Proper methods for removing, handling, and storing CDs to prevent damage.

CD Cleaning Procedure

Instructions on how to clean CDs using a soft cloth from center to edge.

Cleaning Your CD Player

Product Specifications

Audio Specifications

Details D/A conversion, frequency response, anti-shock buffer, wow/flutter, channels, and output levels.

MP3 Specifications

Information on MPEG rate, sampling frequency, and MP3 format compatibility.

Power and Legal Information

Power Requirements

Details general power requirements including battery type and AC adapter input.

Regulatory Compliance

Statements on FCC Part 15 and Canada ICES-003 compliance.

Copyright and Trademarks

Information about Insignia trademarks, Best Buy, and other brand names.

90-day Limited Warranty

Warranty Coverage and Duration

Explains the 90-day warranty period and what Insignia will do to repair or replace defective products.

Obtaining Warranty Service

Instructions on how to get warranty service by returning the product to the store or mailing it.

Warranty Validity and Exclusions

Specifies warranty validity and lists items not covered, such as customer instruction, installation, and accidents.

Warranty Limitations and Contact

Additional Warranty Exclusions

Details exclusions like modification, incorrect operation, and unauthorized repairs.

Remedy and Liability Limitations

States repair/replacement is exclusive remedy and limits incidental/consequential damages.

Contact and Distributor Information

Provides customer service phone number and distributor details.

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