To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there no sound coming from my Philips AZ1140 Cassette Player?
If there is no sound or power from your Philips Cassette Player, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if the volume is properly adjusted. Second, if headphones are connected, disconnect them. Third, ensure that the power cord is securely connected.
What to do if my Philips AZ1140 has poor radio reception?
If you are experiencing poor radio reception on your Philips Cassette Player, it could be due to a weak radio signal. For FM, direct the FM telescopic antenna for optimum reception. For AM, turn the set for optimum reception.
Why does my Philips AZ1140 Cassette Player have severe radio hum or noise?
Severe radio hum or noise in your Philips Cassette Player is often due to electrical interference. The device might be set too close to a TV, VCR, or computer. Increase the distance between the cassette player and these devices.
What to do if my Philips AZ1140 doesn't record?
If your Philips Cassette Player is not recording, the cassette tab(s) may be broken. Apply a piece of adhesive tape over the missing tab space.
What to do if my Philips AZ1140 Cassette Player CD skips tracks?
If the CD skips tracks on your Philips Cassette Player, it could be because the CD is damaged or dirty, so replace or clean the CD. Alternatively, SHUFFLE or a program may be active; switch off SHUFFLE/PROGRAM.
General| Brand | Philips |
|---|---|
| Model | AZ1140 |
| Category | Cassette Player |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols indicating electric shock risk and important operational points.
Details warnings about fire/shock hazards and cautions for safe plug insertion.
Warns about hazardous radiation exposure from improper control use.
States compliance with FCC rules and operating conditions for interference.
Covers reading, keeping, and following all safety and operating instructions.
Advises on avoiding water, heat, proper placement, and ventilation.
Details plug safety, cord protection, authorized accessories, and servicing requirements.
Explains who is covered, what is covered, and what is excluded from the warranty.
Details how to exchange products and obtain out-of-warranty service.
Encourages recording product details and mailing the warranty card promptly.
Details buttons, sliders, and indicators on the front of the unit.
Describes ports and features located on the rear of the device.
Provides guidance on packaging materials and recycling.
Explains how to insert, use, and care for batteries for portable operation.
Details how to connect and use the device with mains power supply.
Covers turning the unit on/off, adjusting volume, and bass boost.
Explains how to activate and exit the product's demonstration mode.
Provides guidance on cleaning the unit and general upkeep.
Advises on proper placement for stability and preventing overheating.
Instructions for finding and tuning radio stations, including antenna use.
Details how to select, store, and program favorite radio stations.
Steps for inserting, playing, pausing, and stopping a CD.
How to select different tracks and search within a track.
Explains how to use SHUFFLE, REPEAT ALL, and REPEAT modes.
Guides on programming track numbers for custom playback sequences.
How to erase CD programs and proper handling of CDs.
Steps for inserting, playing, pausing, and stopping cassette tapes.
General information on recording, cassette types, and levels.
Instructions for recording from CD to cassette automatically.
How to record specific parts of a track from CD to cassette.
Steps for tuning radio stations and recording them onto a cassette.
How to clean magnetic heads, capstan, and rollers for optimal performance.
Addresses problems like no sound, radio interference, poor reception, CD errors, and recording issues.
