Specifications

26 Vincent
SEARCH FOR ERRORS
Symptom Possible Cause Countermeasure
Unit does not
work after pressing
the power button
Mains cable is not connected to a suitable
mains wall outlet.
Mains cable has not been firmly inserted into
wall power socket and the device’s socket.
Otherwise it may be defective.
Unit fuse or unit is defective.
Connect to a functioning socket using a
suitable mains voltage.
Check the power cable. If necessary, ex-
change it with a suitable mains cable and
push its plug firmly into wall socket and the
device's power connector.
Contact your dealer.
No sound, appliance
is switched on (LED
(3) on the front of
the device is lit)
The currently selected audio source (5) is
giving no signal.
One of the audio settings of a connected
DVD player (analogue/digital) has not been
correctly selected.
The output of the source device is not connec-
ted or is wrongly connected e.g. not connec-
ted to the selected input channel terminal of
the preamplifier.
Wrong input channel has been selected at
the amplifier.
Volume setting is set too low.
Main amplifier(s) has/have not been connec-
ted correctly to the preamplifier, is/are swit-
ched off or is/are faulty.
The speaker cables are not properly connec-
ted to the main amplifier's terminals or are
defective.
Switch on the source unit and begin playback.
Correct the settings in the player’s setup.
Correct the connection.
Set the amplifier (5) to the input that your desi-
red source is connected to.
Carefully increase the volume (2).
Check the connection and ready status of the
main amplifier(s) and whether it is/they are
working.
Check and tighten the speaker cables at the
main amplifier and the speakers.
No audio playback
on one channel
The source equipment is giving signal on only
one channel.
One of the signal cables between audio sour-
ce and preamplifier inputs has not yet been
plugged in or is defective.
One of the loudspeaker cables or one of the
signal cables between pre and main ampli-
fier is not correctly connected or it is faulty.
Headphones jack is not properly inserted or
headphones defective.
Check the audio source. You can try to use it
at a different amplifier for a test.
Check the cable connections, tighten them if
necessary.
Check all the connections of the main ampli-
fiers and whether the loudspeakers are wor-
king.
Check headphones and connection to pream-
plifier.
Humming low fre-
quency noise is
audible, even as
no audio source
is playing back
See section “Net frequency noise” in the
chapter “Tips”.
See section “Net frequency noise” in the
chapter “Tips”.