Sony Micro Hi-Fi System with Giga Juke Hard Drive NAS-50HDE Benutzerhandbuch

NAS-50HDE.GB.2-890-157-11(1)

There is no sound.
 Press the VOLUME +/– buttons or the 

MUTING button to cancel muting. 

Sound monitoring cannot be done while 

Recording Timer is in progress.

 Cancel pause.
 Confirm that nothing is connected to the 

 (headphones) jack.

 Check the connections of the external 

component and confirm that the jack 

(front or rear) selected in the AUDIO IN 

function menu corresponds with the jack 

to which the external device is connected.

 Connect the speaker cords firmly.
 If the speaker cords are damaged, replace 

them.

reversed.
 Connect the speakers and other devices 

correctly.

be monaural.
 Connect the speakers and other devices 

correctly.

the sound.
 Connect the speakers and other devices 

correctly.

 Move the audio connecting cord away 

from any display, fluorescent light, or 

other electrical devices.

 Move the unit away from any display or 

TV.

 If plugs or jacks are dirty, wipe them with 

a cloth slightly moistened with alcohol.

 The inserted disc is scratched or dirty.

Playback does not start.
 Confirm that a disc is inserted.
 Insert the disc with the label side up 

(page 20).

 If the disc does not lay flat in the tray, 

reset it so that it is correctly inserted.

 The inserted disc is of a kind not 

supported by the unit (page 110).

 There is condensation in the disc tray. 

Remove the disc, turn off the unit for 

about 30 minutes, and then insert the 

disc again (page 109).

sound skips.
 The disc does not conform to the audio 

CD standard.

 The inserted disc is scratched or dirty.
Some tracks cannot be played.
 If you are using a multisession disc with 

an audio CD format, only tracks recorded 

in the first session can be played.

MP files cannot be played.
 MP3 files that do not conform with the 

ISO 9660 Level 1, 2, or Joliet standard are 

recorded on the disc.

 Files without the MP3 extension cannot 

be played. If a file on a disc is not an 

MP3 file but has an .MP3 extension, 

the unit tries to play that file and it may 

cause noise in the sound or the unit to 

malfunction.

 The files have the MP3 extension, but 

they are in a format other than MPEG-1 

Audio Layer 3.

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