Sansui CA-2000 - Troubleshooting No Sound; Connection and Operation Checks; CONNECTION; Turntable Connection

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Some of the symptoms which seem to indicate a breakdown of the unit
are caused by misoperation of the unit or other connected components.
Confirm the connections and your operating procedure once more. Be
sure to turn the power off or reduce the volume beforehand.
@ Check connections to confirm that:
1. No cable has become disconnected from input or output
terminals.
2. No speaker cable has become disconnected from your power
amplifier.
3. The power plug is securely inserted into the AC outlet.
@ Check operation procedure to confirm that:
1. The POWER switch on the unit is at ON, and that the power
switch on your power amplifier is also turned on.
2. The VOLUME control is set to a moderate level.
3. The INPUT SELECTOR switch is set in the correct position for
the source you wish to hear; also check the TUNER switch
position.
. The TAPE PLAY switch is set properly.
. The OUTPUT SELECTOR switch is set properly.
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your power amplifier are operating properly.
CONNECTION
Turntable connection
Your
turntable
should
be
connected
to
the
unit’s
PHONO-1
or
PHONO-2
terminals.
You
can
change
input
sensitivity
and
pick-up
load
of
the
PHONO-1
circuit.
Therefore,
if
you
are
using
one
turntable
(or
one
tonearm),
it
is
recommended
that
you
use
the
PHONO-1
terminals
for
a
more
subtle
change
in
response.
Be
sure
to
insert
the
short
Pin-plugs
supplied
in
the
unused
PHONO
pin-jack
terminals
(SOME
USEFUL
HINTS:
Unused
terminals.)
If
your
turntable
has
a
grounding
cable
or
a
grounding
terminal,
connect
it
with
the
unit’s
GND
terminal
provided
it
does
not
increase
hum
noise.
Tuner connection
Connect your tuner to the TUNER terminals.
Tape deck connection ~~
Connect your deck’s cables to the unit’s TAPE-1 or -2 terminals.
Connect the unit's REC terminals with the deck’s line in terminals, and
the
unit’s
PLAY
terminals
with
thedeck’s
line
out
terminals.
The
unit's
TAPE-2
can
be
connected
with
a
DIN
cabie;
it
connects
DIN-socket
equipped decks for convenience.
e Do NOT use the DIN socket and the TAPE-2 pin terminals
simultaneously.
Your deck, tuner, turntable or other program sources, and