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Power Switch
2. Disc Table
3. Open/Close Button
4. Repeat Button: c
5. Call Button
6. Memory Button
8. Track DowniReuiewlAPSS Button
9. Track uplCuelAPSS Button
Dew condensation
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You know such phenomenon that, in winter, a windowpane
of the heated room develops some amount of dews on its
surface. This phenomenon of dew condensation may also
occur at the object lens in the pickup unit in the following
instances.
When the compact disc player is operated immediately after
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you have turned on a heating device in your room.
When It is operated in a room full of wet air (with steam or
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moisture).
11. Play Button: )
12. Play Indicator: b
13. Track Number Indicator
14. Programme Indicator: P
16. Memory Indicator: M
17. Pause Indicator:
18. Repeat Indicator: c
Figure 3- 1
Figure 3-2
When it is operated in a warm place to which it has been
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moved from a rather cold place.
If the object lens has some amount of dew condensed on it,
the compact disc player may fail to operate correctly as it
can' t read out the information data recorded on the disc sur-
face. If such occurs, remove the compact disc from the disc
table, turn on the power switch and leave the unit for some
mal operation.
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