To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there no audio output from my Teac CD Player?
If there is no audio output or the audio level is too low from your Teac CD Player, first, check the connections to your stereo system to ensure they are correct. If the connections are proper, verify the amplifier's control/switch settings, as a misoperation of the amplifier could be the cause.
Why won't my Teac CD Player play the disc?
If your Teac CD Player isn't playing when a disc is loaded, make sure the disc is loaded with the label side up. If it's loaded correctly, the disc surface might be dirty, so try cleaning it.
Why is the remote control not working on my Teac CD Player?
If the remote control isn't working with your Teac CD Player, ensure that the REMOTE CONTROL SELECTOR switch is set to the correct position. Also, check that batteries are inserted in the remote control unit.
What to do if my Teac PD-H570 CD Player is skipping?
If your Teac CD Player is mistracking, causing the sound to jump, it could be due to the player receiving vibration or shock. Try changing the installation position of the player to a more stable location. Also, a dirty disc can cause mistracking, so clean the disc surface.
Why is there no program playback on my Teac PD-H570 CD Player?
If your Teac CD Player isn't playing your program, make sure you've pressed the program button to display "PROGRAM". If it is displayed, ensure that you've also pressed the play button.
Why does my Teac PD-H570 CD Player only play one track?
If your Teac CD Player is only playing a single track, the 1/ALL button might be engaged. Press the button to disengage it.
How to reduce tuner noise with Teac CD Player?
If you're experiencing noise in the tuner when using your Teac CD Player, the player might be too close to the tuner. Try keeping a reasonable distance between them or switch off the player's power.
Why can't I program my Teac PD-H570 CD Player?
If you cannot program your Teac CD Player and numeric button entry is not accepted, select CD on the remote control.
What does 'Err' mean on my Teac PD-H570 display?
If the "Err" indication appears on the display of your Teac CD Player and the disc tray opens, it may be because you inserted an 8 cm disc into disc tray 2-7. 8 cm discs can only be used in Tray No. 1. Load a 12 cm disc in the disc tray and press the open/close button to close.
General| Type | CD Player |
|---|---|
| Disc Compatibility | CD, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Frequency Response | 2 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 100 dB |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.002% |
| Digital Output | Coaxial |
| Dimensions | 430 x 300 x 90 mm |
| Weight | 2.5 kg |
| Dynamic Range | 100 dB |
| Harmonic Distortion | 0.002% |
| Power Consumption | 15 W |
| Output Voltage | 2 V |
| Output | Analog (RCA) |
Covers all 24 numbered safety instructions regarding operation, handling, environment, and electrical safety.
Note for CATV system installers regarding proper grounding.
Information on Class 1 laser product classification and laser exposure warnings.
Cautionary notes against removing protective housing or performing unauthorized adjustments.
Guidance on location selection, avoiding heat/dust, and handling condensation.
Instructions for handling, cleaning, and protecting compact discs.
Specific safety advice for UK customers regarding power cord and plug.
Details on connecting DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL and LINE OUT jacks.
Connecting for system control via REMOTE CONTROL jacks and switch.
Information on connecting the AC power cord.
Explanation of power, disc tray, play, pause, and stop buttons.
Details on disc skip and music skip buttons for track selection.
Description of display elements like indicators, track numbers, and time.
Details on the power standby/on button and system indicator.
Covers play, pause, stop, search, skip, repeat, program, and shuffle controls.
Includes numeric buttons, input selectors, volume, sleep timer, and dimmer functions.
Step-by-step guide for loading discs and starting playback.
Explanation of ONE, Disc, All-Disc, and A-B repeat play functions.
Instructions for programming up to 32 tracks using numeric or skip buttons.
How to recall, erase, or modify programmed track sequences.
How to play tracks in a random order and cancel the function.
Explanation of displaying elapsed time, remaining time, and total times.
Table listing common issues like no power, no playback, hum, and remote control problems with remedies.
