To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Panasonic CD Player not playing discs?
There could be a few reasons why your Panasonic CD Player isn't playing discs. Ensure the unit is not in HOLD mode and that the disc is properly secured. Condensation on the lens can also prevent playback; wait about an hour and try again. Finally, check if the disc is dirty or scratched, as this can also cause issues.
Why Panasonic SL-SX390 cannot play discs?
If your Panasonic CD Player isn't playing discs, there might be a few reasons. First, ensure the unit is not in HOLD mode and that the disc is correctly placed. Also, check for condensation on the lens; if present, wait about an hour before trying again. Finally, inspect the disc for dirt or scratches, as these can prevent proper playback.
What to do if Panasonic CD Player sound is too noisy?
If the sound from your Panasonic CD Player is too noisy, make sure that the headphone/earphone and the wired remote control plugs are firmly inserted. Also, check if the plugs are dirty and wipe them clean. Separating the unit from mobile phones might also reduce the noise.
What to do if tracks on Panasonic CD Player do not play in order?
If the tracks on your Panasonic CD Player disc aren't playing in order, check if the random play mode is enabled. Also, if you stopped playing the disc in the middle of a track last time, it might resume from that point.
How to fix Panasonic SL-SX390 when tracks don't play in order?
If the tracks on your Panasonic CD Player aren't playing in the correct order, check whether the random play mode is activated. Also, consider if you stopped playback in the middle of the disc previously, as this might affect the starting point.
Why is the TV picture distorted when using Panasonic CD Player?
If the TV picture is distorted or the radio reception is noisy while using your Panasonic CD Player, it might be too close to the TV or tuner. Try keeping the unit away from the TV or tuner.
Why TV picture is distorted when using Panasonic SL-SX390 CD Player?
If your TV picture is distorted or radio reception is noisy while using the Panasonic CD Player, it could be due to the unit being too close to the TV or tuner. Try moving the CD player away from these devices to reduce interference.
Audio| number of channels | 2 (left and right, stereo) |
|---|---|
| frequency response | 20 to 20, 000 Hz |
| output level | RMS max. 8 mW+8 mW/16 0 (adjustable) |
Power| power supply | DC 4.5 V |
|---|---|
| power consumption when using AC adaptor | 3.7 W |
Operating Environment| operational temperature range | 0 -C-40 °C |
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| wavelength | 780 nm |
| light source | Semiconductor laser |
Dimensions and Weight| dimensions | 128x26.3x131.5 mm |
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| mass with batteries | 243 g |
| mass without batteries | 197 g |
Important guidelines for handling compact discs to prevent damage to the unit.
Recommendations for storing compact discs to protect them from damage.
Essential safety precautions for power source, handling, and unit safety.
Guidelines for proper placement and environmental considerations for the unit.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the unit.
Procedures and conditions requiring professional service for the unit.
Instructions for powering the unit using standard alkaline batteries.
How to power the unit using AC and car power adaptors.
Identification and function of buttons and ports on the main unit.
Overview of the functions and buttons on the wired remote control.
How to activate and use the HOLD feature to prevent accidental operation.
How to pause, stop, and resume playback of the CD.
Instructions on how to properly turn off the portable CD player.
Using skip and search functions to navigate tracks on the CD.
Explanation of the resume function and its notes.
Step-by-step guide on safely removing a CD from the player.
How to create and play a custom sequence of tracks from a CD.
Options for repeating tracks or playing them in random order.
Adjusting sound settings like S-XBS and TRAIN for different listening environments.
How the system prevents skipping due to movement or shock.
How to use the wired remote for playback, stopping, and searching.
How to turn operation confirmation tones on or off for the remote.
Adjusting S-XBS and TRAIN settings using the remote control.
How to connect the player to home audio systems using cables.
Methods for connecting the player to car audio systems.
Details on what the limited warranty covers, including parts and labor periods.
Limitations and exclusions for the product warranty, including accidental damage.
Contact details for product information, operation assistance, and dealer locations.
Information on how and where to purchase replacement parts and accessories.
Conditions requiring professional service and guidelines for repairs.
Contact details for obtaining product information and assistance.
Instructions on how to clean the laser lens for optimal performance.
Technical details on audio output, frequency response, and pickup system.
Operational temperature, power supply requirements, and physical dimensions.
Estimated play time using dry cell batteries under specific conditions.
Advisories regarding safe listening volumes and potential hearing damage.
Precautions for handling and caring for dry cell batteries to prevent damage.
Warning against operating the unit while driving a car for safety reasons.
A guide to diagnose and resolve common issues encountered with the player.
