What to do if my Oakcastle CD Player cannot be turned on?
If your Oakcastle CD Player won't turn on, make sure the power switch is on by pressing the ON/OFF button. Also, check if the HOLD function is activated and deactivate it by pressing the HOLD button. If it still doesn't work, the battery may be empty and needs charging. If the problem persists, please contact Oakcastle Tech Support.
Why is my Oakcastle CD125 CD Player not charging?
If your Oakcastle CD Player isn't charging, first, check if the power outlet is working. Ensure the power cord plugs are correctly connected. If the issue continues, the charger might be damaged; replace it with a charger that matches the original specification (DC5V/1A). If these steps don't resolve the problem, please contact Oakcastle Tech Support, and remember that excessive voltage input may cause machine overload damage.
What to do if my Oakcastle CD125 cannot read discs?
If your Oakcastle CD Player is having trouble reading discs, first, make sure the label side of the disc is facing up and that the disc is fully inserted. The player is compatible with CD, CDR, MP3 & HDCD formats. Also, check if the disc is dirty or heavily scratched and gently wipe the disc from the center towards the edge with a clean, soft cloth. Finally, the loader may be dirty, so gently wipe the lens with a degreasing cotton swab.
Why does my Oakcastle CD125 automatically skip parts of the disc?
If your Oakcastle CD Player is skipping parts of the disc, it might be due to the MODE function being enabled, so please ensure Preview Play MODE is off. Also, the disc may be damaged or dirty. Make sure the disc is not heavily damaged and wipe it gently from the center towards the edge with a clean, soft cloth. You can also try another disc to check if the disc is faulty.
Lists all items included in the product packaging, such as the CD player, cables, and earphones.
Details power switch, volume knob, hold function, and various input/output ports like DC In and earphone jack.
Explains buttons for playback control, track selection, programming, and mode selection.
Identifies and explains the charging LED indicator for battery status.
Instructions on how to properly insert CDs and TF cards into the player.
Guides on turning the CD player on and off using the power switch and stop buttons.
Details how to charge the player using the provided cable and expected charging times.
Explains how to set various playback modes like Repeat, Shuffle, and Preview.
Instructions for programming a custom sequence of tracks for playback.
How to adjust the volume and set different EQ sound effects for enhanced audio.
Describes how to set and cancel the A-B repeat function for specific audio segments.
Information on automatic screen turn-off after inactivity and how to lock device buttons.
Explains the last memory function and how to connect to external devices via AUX cable.
Addresses common problems like power issues, disc reading errors, charging failures, and playback noise.
Details technical specifications including size, weight, power source, and supported formats.
Provides details on the product's warranty period and how to register for it.
Includes warnings regarding exposure to liquid, ventilation, heat sources, and power cord handling.
Guidance on the proper disposal of electrical products as per environmental regulations.
The Oakcastle CD125 is a portable CD player designed for personal audio playback, supporting various disc formats and offering several playback and sound customization features. It also includes a TF card slot for playing digital audio files and can be connected to external AUX devices.
The primary function of the Oakcastle CD125 is to play audio from CDs. It is compatible with CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3, WMA, and HDCD formats. In addition to disc playback, the device features a TF card slot, allowing users to play MP3 files from a TF card up to 32GB.
The player offers multiple playback modes, including Repeat 1 (repeats the current track), Repeat All (repeats all tracks), Random Play (shuffles tracks), and Preview Play (plays the first 10 seconds of each track). Users can also program up to 30 tracks in a specific order.
Sound customization is available through an equalizer (EQ) function, offering 5 sound effects: BBS, POP, JAZZ, ROCK, and CLASSIC. The device also includes an A-B repeat function, allowing users to repeat a specific segment of a track.
For connectivity, the CD125 has a 3.5mm earphone port for private listening and can be connected to external AUX devices such as home theatre systems, music centers, Bluetooth speakers, vehicles, and headphone amplifiers using the supplied 3.5mm to 3.5mm AUX cable.
The player is powered by a built-in lithium-ion polymer battery and is charged via a USB to Type-C USB charging cable. It features a charging LED indicator that shows red during charging and turns green when fully charged. A low battery symbol appears on the screen when charging is needed.
A "HOLD" switch is provided to lock all buttons, preventing accidental operations. The device also has a "Last Memory" function, which can be toggled on or off. When "ON," the player will return to the last stop-track on the disc; when "OFF," it will not.
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