Why is there no sound coming from my Sherwood CD-5505 CD Player?
If you're not getting any sound from your Sherwood CD Player, it could be due to incorrect connections, an issue with the amplifier/receiver, or the pause mode being activated. Ensure all connections are correctly made and that the amplifier/receiver is operating as expected. Also, check if the pause mode is on and, if so, press the pause button to deactivate it.
How to fix a Sherwood CD-5505 CD Player that won't play?
If your Sherwood CD Player isn't playing, the disc might be loaded upside down, dirty, defective, or deeply scratched. It could also be a nonstandard CD-R/CD-RW disc or music files in a non-compatible format. Reload the disc with the printed side up, clean the disc, or try another disc. Note that only music files in MP3 and WMA formats can be played.
What to do if my Sherwood CD-5505 CD Player has no power?
If your Sherwood CD Player has no power, the AC input cord might be disconnected or there could be a poor connection at the AC wall outlet, or the outlet might be dead or off. Connect the cord securely and check the outlet using a lamp or another appliance.
Why does my Sherwood CD-5505 CD Player sound distorted?
If you're experiencing poor or distorted sound from your Sherwood CD Player, it might be connected to the PHONO input jacks of the amplifier/receiver or there might be poor connections. Ensure that the connections are made correctly and that all cords are securely connected.
What causes my Sherwood CD Player to skip?
Sound skipping on your Sherwood CD Player can be caused by a defective or deeply scratched disc, or the unit being placed on a surface that is subject to vibration or physical shock. Try playing another disc and place the unit on a stable surface.
Why can't I program my Sherwood CD-5505?
If you're unable to program your Sherwood CD Player, the disc might be dirty or badly scratched, the programming procedure might not be correct, or the number of programmed tracks/files might be 20. Try again with a scratch-free disc, ensure you're following the correct programming procedure, and check the number of programmed tracks/files.
Why does my Sherwood CD Player take so long to read a disc?
It may take a longer time for your Sherwood CD Player to read a disc or USB memory device that contains many files and folders. This is not a malfunction.
General| Type | CD player |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Digital Output | Coaxial |
| Power Consumption | 15 W |
| Disc formats | CD, CD-R |
| Channels | 2 |
| Line output | 2V RMS |
Provides essential safety and operational guidelines before using the unit.
Connects the ANALOG L and R jacks to the CD IN jacks of your amplifier/receiver.
Connects to the DIGILINK jack for remote control via DIGILIN II or III system.
Instructions for playing audio tracks and files from discs or USB devices.
Options for repeating tracks, folders, or specific passages.
Instructions for programming tracks/files for playback in a specific sequence.
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