Why is there no sound or bad sound quality on my SOUNDMASTER MP3 Player?
If you are experiencing no sound or poor sound quality, try the following: * Press the play button to resume playback. * Adjust the volume to a comfortable level. * Check and clean the audio connections. * Keep the MP3 player away from active mobile phones or strong magnetic fields, as these can interfere with the sound quality.
What to do if my SOUNDMASTER CD9220 MP3 Player displays 'dISC' / 'Err' / error message?
If your SOUNDMASTER MP3 Player displays an error message, try these steps: 1. Ensure the disc is inserted correctly, label side up. 2. Clean or replace the disc if it's damaged. 3. Wait for the lens to clear if it's fogged up. 4. Verify that you're using a compatible audio disc or MP3/WMA-CD. 5. Confirm that any inserted CDR or CD-RW has been correctly recorded.
What to do if my SOUNDMASTER CD9220 skips tracks?
If the disc skips tracks, try cleaning or replacing the disc. Also, make sure that REP, INTRO, RND, ALL, or PROG are not selected, as these modes can cause the player to skip tracks.
What to do if my SOUNDMASTER CD9220 MP3 Player has no power and won't start playback?
If your SOUNDMASTER MP3 Player has no power, make sure the batteries are inserted correctly, or replace them with new ones. If you're using a mains adapter, ensure it's securely connected.
Why are directories missing on my SOUNDMASTER MP3-CD?
If directories are missing on your MP3-CD, ensure that the total number of files and albums on your MP3/WMA-CD does not exceed (MP3+WMA) 600 and (CD) 99, respectively. Only albums containing MP3 files will be displayed; other computer data files will be skipped.
What to do if my SOUNDMASTER MP3 Player has hold indication and/or no reaction to controls?
If your SOUNDMASTER MP3 Player shows a hold indication or doesn't respond to controls, deactivate the HOLD function. If that doesn't work, try disconnecting the device from its power source or removing the batteries for a few seconds to reset it.
General| CD changer | - |
|---|---|
| Device type | Personal CD player |
| MP3 playback | Yes |
| Product color | Black, Stainless steel |
| Playback modes | Random, Repeat |
| Number of decks | 1 deck(s) |
| Battery type | AA |
| Battery voltage | 1.5 V |
| Power source type | AC, Battery |
| Number of batteries supported | 2 |
| Country of origin | China |
| Audio formats supported | MP3, WMA |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 141 mm |
|---|---|
| Height | 25 mm |
| Weight | 440 g |
Proper disposal and recycling of the product and its materials.
Warnings and instructions for safe electrical operation and connections.
Guidelines for safe battery use, disposal, and handling.
Caution regarding invisible laser radiation and avoiding exposure.
Instructions for safe setup, operation, and maintenance.
Warning about potential hearing damage from prolonged high-volume listening.
The device's display screen.
Indicator for battery charging status.
Electronic Skip Protection function.
Button to start, pause, or resume playback.
Port for connecting the external power supply.
Switch for resume, hold, and off functions.
Headphone jack for audio output.
Control to adjust the volume level.
Bass enhancement and high volume functions.
Button to select the next album.
Button to stop playback or switch off.
Buttons for skipping tracks backward or forward.
Controls for programming and playback modes.
The lid of the CD compartment.
Button to open the CD lid.
Compartment for inserting batteries.
Switch for battery charging.
Caution regarding standard batteries and the charging switch.
Instructions on using AA batteries and not combining types.
Prompt to replace batteries or connect the adapter when the battery icon appears.
Use only the provided 5V/1A micro USB adapter.
Slide charging switch to OFF for normal batteries.
Connect adapter to the device's 5V DC port and wall outlet.
Steps for charging rechargeable batteries via AC adapter.
Do not charge continuously for over 24 hours to prevent performance degradation.
Replace batteries if performance drastically decreases after recharging.
It is normal for batteries to become hot during charging.
Specifies storage and operation temperature ranges.
Charging time depends on battery capacity.
Do not use charging function in humid conditions, with damaged plugs, or in direct sunlight.
Appliance can be used by children 8+ with supervision.
Children should not play with the player while charging.
Cleaning and maintenance should not be done by unsupervised children.
LED indicators for charging status: Red for charging, No light for completed.
Warning about prolonged listening at high volume and potential hearing damage.
Continuous use at high volume can permanently damage hearing.
Do not use headphones while driving; ensure awareness of surroundings.
How to enable and disable high volume listening.
Avoid touching the lens, exposure to elements, and sudden temperature changes.
Clean with a soft, lint-free cloth; avoid cleaning agents.
Wipe CDs from center to edge with a soft, lint-free cloth.
Allow player to warm up if lens fogs over due to temperature changes.
Active mobile phones nearby may cause malfunctions.
Avoid dropping the unit as it may cause damage.
Adjust the volume by using the VOL buttons.
Enable or disable strong bass enhancement using the XBASS button.
Supports pre-recorded CDs, finalized CDRs/CDRWs, and MP3/WMA-CDs.
Steps for opening the lid, inserting a disc, and starting playback.
Press the STOP button to stop playback.
How to remove a disc from the player.
The set switches off automatically after 110 seconds in stop mode.
Information on playing enhanced and mixed mode CDs with audio and MP3 files.
How MP3 and WMA files are displayed on the screen.
Avoid enhanced CDs with computer data for optimal playback.
How to interrupt and resume playback.
Selecting tracks during playback or searching for passages.
Press ALBUM button to select the next album in MP3 mode.
How to store up to 20 tracks in a program.
How to review programmed tracks in stop mode.
How to clear the programmed track list.
Select modes: Repeat track, Repeat all, Intro, or Random order.
Protects playback from vibrations; default ON for MP3, can be turned off for audio CD.
Interrupt playback and continue from where it stopped.
Locks buttons to prevent accidental activation of functions.
Solutions for issues like no power, no sound, disc errors, and playback problems.
Ensuring correct file naming and directory limits for MP3-CDs.
Troubleshooting skips or popping sounds during playback.
Details on power supply, battery type, and charging time.
Contact details for the importer, Wörlein GmbH.
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