User manual

11. Troubleshooting

With this DJ mixer, you purchased a product built to the state of the art

and operationally safe.

Nevertheless, problems or errors may occur.

Therefore, we would like to describe how to eliminate possible errors here:

Always observe the safety information!

Device does not work after the POWER switch (10) was switched on

• The mains unit is not plugged into the socket correctly > Plug in mains unit correctly.

• The mains outlet is not supplied with current > Check mains socket.

The mixer is turned on but no sound can be heard

• No input signal > Check source of signal.

• Input level is set incorrectly > Set level with the respective channel fader as described.

No signal can be heard although the level indicator (9) indicates a signal

• Downstream device (ampliﬁer) not switched on or set incorrectly > Check downstream device, select

correct input at ampliﬁer, increase volume.

• Mixer output is not or incorrectly connected > Connect output as described above.

A humming sound can be heard

• The record-player ground lines are not connected to terminal clamp GND (25) > Connect the record

player ground cables to the terminal clamp GND (25).

• A buzz loop arises between the connected devices > Connect signal earth by special isolated cables.

A channel does not work

• Connection cable is loose > Check connections between the devices.

• The balance control on the ampliﬁer is misadjusted > Adjust balance control at the ampliﬁer.

The sound is distorted

• The volume control is set incorrectly or the connected ampliﬁer is overmodulated > Set volume as de-

scribed.

• The connected device does not adhere to the required speciﬁcations for a cinch connection or does not

have the appropriate connections > Use a device with a suitable connection.

• Channel fader (3, 5 or 7) incorrectly set, mixer is overmodulated > Set volume as described.

Repairs other than those described above must only be carried out by an authorised specialist.