To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if CD does not function on my Sharp Stereo System due to a dirty lens?
If the CD on your Sharp Stereo System isn't working, dust or foreign matter may have accumulated on the laser pickup lens. Ensure the lens is clean, and if necessary, clean it using a lens cleaning tissue and a small amount of isopropyl alcohol. Avoid touching the lens with your bare hand.
Why is there no sound coming from my Sharp Stereo System?
First, make sure the volume isn't set to '0'. If it is, adjust the volume. Also, check if headphones are connected; if so, disconnect them. Finally, ensure the speaker wires are properly reconnected.
What to do if Sharp CD-DH790N playback stops in the middle of a track?
The Sharp Stereo System playback might stop or skip if the unit is near excessive vibrations. Try relocating it to a stable surface. Also, a dirty disc can cause issues, so clean the disc. Finally, condensation inside the unit can also be a culprit; allow the unit to dry and then check again.
What to do if Sharp Stereo System playback stops in the middle?
The Sharp Stereo System playback might stop in the middle or not perform properly for several reasons. It could be located near excessive vibrations, so relocate the unit to a stable surface. A very dirty disc can cause issues, so clean it. Also, condensation might have formed inside the unit; allow it to dry and check again.
What to do if Sharp CD-DH790N Stereo System playback does not start?
Make sure the disc isn't loaded upside down; load it correctly. If the disc doesn't meet the standards, replace it with a standard-compliant disc. If the disc is distorted or scratched, replace it with a new one.
What to do if when a button is pressed, the Sharp CD-DH790N Stereo System does not respond?
Set the Sharp Stereo System to the power stand-by mode and then turn it back on. If the unit still malfunctions, there is suggested solution to reset it. (Refer page 20)
General| Brand | Sharp |
|---|---|
| Model | CD-DH790N |
| Category | Stereo System |
| Language | English |
Welcome message and product purpose.
Licensing and usage restrictions for content.
Details on energy efficiency certification.
Lists the items supplied with the product.
Placement, ventilation, and environmental warnings.
Caution regarding voltage and electrical safety.
Advice on safe listening volumes and hearing protection.
Identifies and describes buttons/ports on the main unit's front.
Explains the symbols and text shown on the unit's display.
Detailed description of all remote control functions.
Identification of speaker parts.
How to connect AM and FM antennas for radio.
Correct wiring for left and right speakers.
Connecting an iPod for video playback on a TV.
Connecting the unit to mains power.
Steps to insert batteries into the remote control.
How to turn the main unit on and off.
Adjusting the intensity of the unit's screen.
Adjusting audio output and sound profiles.
Step-by-step guide to set the unit's clock.
Lists compatible iPod devices.
Important cautions for charging and operation.
How iPod connection activates the unit.
Steps to connect the iPod adaptor and dock.
How to start playback and safely remove the iPod.
Using the remote control to browse iPod content.
How iPod interacts with unit's power modes.
Steps to watch iPod videos on a TV.
Explains audio compression technologies.
Auto power on for playback and auto power off.
Steps for inserting and playing discs.
Details play, stop, pause, track skip, fast forward/reverse.
How to select a specific track number.
Options for repeating tracks or the whole disc.
Plays tracks in a randomized order.
Create custom playlists for MP3/WMA discs.
Create custom playlists for standard CDs.
Explains how folders are organized and numbered.
Steps to play MP3/WMA discs using folder mode.
Steps to play music from USB without folder organization.
Steps to play music from USB with folder organization.
Instructions for safe disconnection and compatibility.
Details on file support, compatibility, and device interaction.
Lists functions common with CD operations.
Technical specifications for USB file formats and metadata.
Steps to save AM and FM stations.
Methods for finding and selecting radio frequencies.
How to optimize FM sound quality.
Recalling, scanning, and erasing saved presets.
Advice on selecting suitable cassette tapes.
Steps to insert and play cassette tapes.
Details on tape playback, stop, fast forward, and rewind.
Instructions for setting once and daily timers.
How to set the unit to turn off automatically.
How to use both features simultaneously.
Checking, cancelling timers, and managing sleep mode.
Connecting portable players and headphones.
How the unit powers on with audio input sources.
Common problems and solutions for the entire system.
Issues with CD, Remote, Tuner, and Cassette.
Solutions for USB device and iPod connection problems.
Handling condensation and basic error recovery steps.
Resetting settings and preparing for transit.
Guidelines for CD care and unit maintenance.
Power, dimensions, and weight.
Technical details of audio amplification and speakers.
Specs for CD, Cassette, USB playback, and radio tuning.
Details on USB connectivity and file support.
