To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Teac AG-680 Stereo Receiver remote control not working?
The remote control might not be working because the batteries are exhausted. Replace them with new batteries. Alternatively, the remote control unit may be too far from the receiver or out of the effective range. Try operating the remote control unit within the effective range.
What to do if sound is only heard from one channel on my Teac Stereo Receiver?
If sound is only coming from one channel, it could be due to a disconnected input cord. Ensure that all input cords are securely connected. Another possibility is that the balance level is set to one end. Adjust the BALANCE control using the JOG dial to center the sound.
Why does the sound cut out on my Teac Stereo Receiver, or why is there no sound even when the power is on?
If the sound cuts out or there's no sound even when the power is on, it could be that the speaker impedance is less than prescribed for this unit. Turn off the power, then turn it back on again, and reduce the volume. Alternatively, change to the regulated speakers.
How to fix reversed left/right speakers on Teac Stereo Receiver?
If the left and right speakers sound reversed when listening to music in stereo, the speakers may be connected incorrectly. Check the speaker connections and reconnect them correctly if needed.
Why is there a hissing noise when listening to stereo on my Teac Stereo Receiver?
A slight noise may be heard because the method used for modulation of FM stereo broadcasts is different than that used for monaural broadcasts. You can try reducing the treble sound by turning the TREBLE control with the JOG dial. Also try changing the location, height and/or direction of the antenna. Set the FM mode to monaural by pressing the FM MODE button (note that the broadcast will then be heard as monaural sound). If an indoor antenna is being used, change to an outdoor antenna. Try using an antenna with more elements.
Why am I hearing a hum or buzz from my Teac AG-680?
A low hum or buzzing sound could be caused by the power line of a fluorescent light installed near the wall outlet of this product. Place this product as far away from electric devices as possible.
General| Brand | Teac |
|---|---|
| Model | AG-680 |
| Category | Stereo Receiver |
| Language | English |
Details power output, distortion, S/N ratio, input sensitivity, and maximum input level for the amplifier section.
Covers tuning range, usable sensitivity, image rejection, distortion, and S/N ratio for the FM receiver.
Details tuning range, usable sensitivity, selectivity, image rejection, distortion, and S/N ratio for the AM receiver.
Provides technical specifications for power consumption, power requirements, physical dimensions, and net weight.
Lists included accessories such as the remote control unit and operator's manual.
Details the pin assignments, I/O direction, and descriptions for the ANAM1267T integrated circuit.
Describes voltage adjustments for FM and AM tracking using a DC voltmeter and specific test points.
Details AM RF adjustment steps using a signal generator, loop antenna, and oscilloscope for maximum sensitivity.
Outlines FM RF adjustment steps using a signal generator and dummy antenna for maximum sensitivity.
Explains distortion adjustment for FM mono using a signal generator, choke coil, and distortion meter.
Details FM/AM auto stop level adjustments using signal generators, tuning displays, and specific adjustment points.
Explains the numbering system for resistors, including type, wattage, shape, tolerance, and value codes.
Details the numbering system for capacitors, covering type, voltage, value, tolerance, and peculiarity codes.
References the part number and description for the main printed circuit board assembly.
References the part number and description for the front printed circuit board assembly.
References the part number and description for the power printed circuit board assembly.
