To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if JVC SP-UXV100 remote control is not working?
If you're unable to operate the remote control for your JVC Speaker System, first, ensure that there is a clear path between the remote control and the sensor on the unit by removing any obstructions. If that doesn't work, replace the batteries in the remote control.
How to fix JVC SP-UXV100 when no sound is heard?
If no sound is coming from your JVC Speaker System, first, check all connections to ensure they are correct and secure. Second, make sure headphones are not connected, as this will disable the speakers.
Why is JVC Speaker System radio reception so poor?
To improve poor radio reception on your JVC Speaker System: * Reconnect the antenna securely. * Adjust the position and direction of the AM Loop Antenna if it's too close to the system. * Extend the FM Wire Antenna to the position where you get the best reception.
What to do if operations are disabled on JVC SP-UXV100 Speaker System?
If the operations on your JVC Speaker System are disabled, it may be due to a malfunction of the built-in microprocessor caused by external electrical interference. To resolve this, unplug the system and then plug it back in.
What causes CD skipping on JVC Speaker System?
If the CD skips while playing on your JVC Speaker System, the CD might be dirty or scratched. Try cleaning the CD, and if that doesn't work, replace it.
General| Brand | JVC |
|---|---|
| Model | SP-UXV100 |
| Category | Speaker System |
| Language | English |
Instructions to prevent electrical shock by not opening the unit and referring servicing to qualified personnel.
Warning against exposing the appliance to rain or moisture to prevent fire or electric shock.
Caution that the power switch does not disconnect mains line; power can be remote controlled.
Warning about invisible laser radiation when open and to avoid direct exposure.
Read and retain instructions for safe installation, connection, and operation of the appliance.
Avoid water exposure and ensure proper ventilation to prevent damage or malfunction.
Handle power cords safely and refer servicing to qualified personnel for damage or malfunctions.
Locate antennas away from power lines and ensure proper grounding for surge protection.
System control with single touch for radio, cassette, or CD playback.
Explains manual structure, common operations, and button naming conventions.
Covers system installation, power cord handling, and what to do in case of malfunctions.
List of items supplied with the system; contact dealer if any are missing.
Instructions for matching battery polarity and proper battery handling for the remote.
Operating system functions from a distance up to 7m using the remote sensor.
Connect the supplied wire antenna or a coaxial cable for FM reception.
Attach and position the AM loop antenna for best reception.
Connect speaker wires to the system and speakers, observing polarity.
Connect external devices to LINE IN (AUX) terminals and adjust volume.
Firmly insert the supplied AC power cord into the AC inlet on the back of the Unit.
Use one-touch operation and automatic power-on for system convenience.
Turn the system on by pressing POWER; STANDBY lamp goes out. Turn off by pressing again.
Adjust volume using VOLUME +/- buttons, range 0-40. Caution advised for high levels.
Adjust bass level (-5 to +5) and treble level (-5 to +5) for desired sound.
Enhance bass sound at low volumes using the AHB PRO button.
Display the current time by pressing the CLOCK or DISPLAY button.
Start radio playback instantly by pressing the FM/AM button.
Tune manually, automatically, or use preset memory for stations.
Manually preset up to 30 FM and 15 AM stations or use auto-presetting.
Switch to Monaural for improved reception on noisy FM signals.
Instructions for safely inserting and removing CDs from the player.
Play CDs, stop, pause, and select tracks using player buttons.
Create custom playback sequences by programming track order.
Delete or add tracks to existing programs for playback customization.
Select random or repeat modes for varied track playback.
Secure the CD cover by locking it to prevent accidental unloading.
Start tape playback instantly by pressing the TAPE button.
Basic procedure to insert, close, and play a cassette tape.
Use buttons to fast-wind or rewind the tape.
Set playback for one side, both sides once, or continuous play.
Understand copyright, tape direction, recording level, and tab removal for recording.
Record from any source by inserting tape, setting mode, and pressing REC.
Record entire CD tracks or programmed sequence to tape.
Record a specific CD track to tape; system stops after recording.
Connect external devices to AUX input and adjust volume and sound effects.
Set the clock accurately for timers to function correctly.
Schedule automatic daily power-on and off times.
Program automatic recording from radio sources.
Set the system to turn off automatically after a specified duration.
Handle CDs carefully, avoid touching surface, clean with soft cloth, avoid solvents.
Handle condensation by leaving system on or unplugging and replugging.
Maintain cassette tapes and deck heads/capstans for optimal performance.
Lists common symptoms, causes, and actions for resolving problems.
Provides detailed specifications for amplifier, cassette deck, CD player, and power.
Lists addresses and phone numbers for JVC factory service centers across the US.
Instructions for packing and shipping the unit for repair.
Details warranty period, what is covered and excluded, including types of service.
Steps for returning the product for warranty repair, including contact information.
