Magnavox AZ 8140 User's Manual
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1. a _ ro em ar us gt En ac sed 2 tr e m mo a a 2 a AZ 8140 CD Radio Cassetterecorder MD NL 0000 0 INDEX English Safety Instructions Limited Warranty O Francais page 17 Conseils De Securite page 16 Garantie Limitee page 27 Fran ais CE Espa ol p gina 30 Instrucciones Sobre Seguridad p gina 29 Garantia Limitada p gina 40 CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT Please follow these three important steps to get the most from your product MAGNAVOX Return your owner s Congratulations on your new purchase registration card within 10 days ps Registering your purchase is an essential step to guarantee that you ll receive all of the benefits you re entitled to as a Magnavox product owner Complete and mail your Owner s Registra tion Card today to ensure your right to war ranty verification owner confimation model registration plus a wide variety of special services and savings Know these safety symbols CAUTION DO NOT OPEN CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE NO REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL A This bolt of lightning indicates uninsulat ed material within your unit may cause an electrical shock For the safety of everyone in your household please do not remove product covering A This exclamation point calls attentio2. ui ee ee r ys Buz 10 CASSETTE e To continue playback press PAUSE ll again e To stop playback press STOP E DIRECTION RECORD PLAY REWIND FFWD STOP PAUSE AS e The setis switched off if the MODE selector isin the TAPE POWER OFF position and with no cassette deck buttons pressed Note Before removing the cassette ensure that all the cassette deck buttons are released Winding the Cassette Tape e Press to fast forward the tape DIRECTION RECORD PLAY REWIND FFWD STOP PAUSE CIRCE e Press to fast rewind the tape DIRECTION RECORD PLAY REWIND FFWD STOP PAUSE ag il e Press STOP mito stop fast forward or fast rewind before the end of the tape Note During rewinding press STOP M to stop fast rewind at the end of the tape RECORDING RECORDING GENERAL INFORMATION Copyright Recording is permissible insofar as copyright or other rights of third parties are not infringed The tape in the cassette is secured at both ends with leader tape At the beginning and end of the cassette nothing will be recorded for six to seven seconds Erasure prevention tabs For recording use only ferro IEC Type Normal Position Cassette on which the tabs have not been broken The recording level is set automatically regardless of the position of VOLUME Accidental erasure can be prevented by breaking the small tab in the top left hand comer of the back of the cassett
3. 15 Nonuse Periods The power cord of the app sance should ba un pluqged from the outlet when left unused for a long penod of time 16 Object and Liquid Entry Care should ke taken sa that objects do not fall and liquids are not sp led into the enclosora through opes ings 17 Damage Requiring Service The appliance shou d te sen ced by qualified service personnel when y A The power supply cord or the plug has been darraged or B Objects have fallen or igu d has spilled into the appliance or C The appliance has been exposed to rain or D The appliance does not appear ta operate normally or exh b ts a marked change in performance or E The appliance has been dropped or the enz osure damaged 18 Servicing The user should not attempt to service the appliance beyond that described in the operating instructions All other sen ing should be referred to qualified service personnal 92 11 EL 4562 1 CONTROLS TOP AND FRONT PANEL Y CASSETTE DECK keyboard recording playback lt DIRECTION O RECORD O PLAY lt REWIND fast rewind KK F FWD fast forward wind B STOP ii PAUSE 2 OPEN CLOSE to open and close the CD Cassette door CD keyboard and display K PLAY PAUSE button E STOP button m4 PREVIOUS NEXT Press briefly to jump to a previous aa or next m track during playback or STOP mode During playback keep backwards or forward pressed down to search forthe required passage Ifyou release the but
4. consult your dealer or service organisation e Connectthe mainsleadtothe MAINSsocket andthe wall socket The mains supply is now connected e To disconnect the set from the mains withdraw the mains plug from the wall socket CONNECTIONS Stereo headphone socket Y Q For stereo headphones with 3 5 mm plug Inserting the plug will disconnect the loudspeakers RADIO RADIO RECEPTION e Set the MODE selector to RADIO CO RADIO TAPE Poweron EN e Adjustthe sound with the VOLUME andthe TONES controls VOLUME Y e Select the wave band using BAND se ector 6 AM FM strato e Tune to the desired radio station by using the TUNING knob 6 ForFM pulloutthetelescopicaerial Toimprove the FM reception incline and tum the aerial Reduce its length if the FM signal is too strong very close toa transmitter ForAM thesetis provided with a built in aerial sathe telescopic aerial is not needed Direct the aerial by turning the whole set e The setis switched off ifthe MODE selector is inthe TAPE POWER OFF position and with no cassette deck buttons pressed COMPACT DISC PLAYING A DISC Asplayback continues the display shows the current track number being played e Set the MODE selector to CD English POWER ON E AUTO REVERSE e Press OPEN CLOSE to open the CD Cassette door 2 preze K e Adjust the sound with the controls VOLUME and the TONE e Fora brief i
5. correctly Batteries exhausted change the batteries Remove the mains cord from the socket of the set if using batteries Turn VOLUME clockwise The headphones are connected disconnect them Change the batteries Lack of treble sound or apparently Check the TONE button imprecise physical location of musical instruments Severe hum or noise The TV or VTR is too close to the stereo system Separate the portable set from the TV or VTR Track in the CD skips E is displayed No sound output English 13 ysi 6u3 14 LIMITED WARRANTY Magnavox Portable Compact Disc One Year Carry In Exchange One Year Coverage For one year from the date of purchase your Portable Compsct Disc vall be replaced with a new renevsed or comparab e product whichever is deemed necessary if it becomes defective or inoperative This is done vathout charge to you Replacement prod ucts are warranted for the balance of the warranty period Who is Protected Where This warranty 1s extended to the orginal retal purchaser for products purchased and used in the U S A Puerto Rico the Virgin Is lands and Canada What the Purchaser Must Do Before you call for service check your operating instruction booklet A slight adjustment of the customer contro s discussed in your instruction booklet may save you a service call This warranty does not cover commercial use rental agreements shipp
6. H4T 1E1 V5M 267 T 416 754 6064 or 292 5161 T 514 342 9180 YT 604 435 4411 Fax TP 416 754 6290 Fax TP 514 342 9372 Fax TP 604 435 9911 When your product is received it will be replaced by a renewed or comparab e product which meets Philips high quality stan dards and shipped back to you by prepaid transportation EL 4546 2 92 11 a mera don e qe a n rr e 2 e Sus Se eteri ess gt e ae DI 1 H E T na e ee a e h e en ma q n ms e a e 3139 116 14593 AZ 8140 eE Philips Consumer Electronics Company A Division of Philips Electronics North America Corporation Printed In Hong Kong
7. afterinsertinga CD the player cannot read the CD Possible causes are ys Suz PREVIOUS NEXT Ces oo gt Shortly after this the chosen track will start playing e For the immediate previous track press aa PREVIOUS AUTO REVERSE 7 d VARI CZIONZA e twice Starting again with the track that Is currently playing e Press ma PREVIOUS once you inserted the CD the wrong way the label should be facing up or there is no disc PREVIOUS NEXT the CD is badly scratched or dirty see Maintenance thelens issteamedup because ofasudden transition from a cold into a warm environment Do not clean the lens but let the set acclimatize for a while The track will start playing from the beginning again Searching for a passage during play e Holda PREVIOUS or NEXT pressed downto search for the required passage If you release the button play will continue PREVIOUS NEXT Selecting a different track in the STOP mode e Youcanselectthe desired title usingi lt PREVIOUS and NEXT until the display shows the required track number PREVIOUS NEXT Note This is an AUDIBLE SEARCH The volume will automatically be reduced to a low level during search operation and will resume its normal level when the search button is released e Press PLAY PAUSE to start playback Shuffle Play All the tracks of the disc can be randomly played e Press SHUFFLE once on the main unit before or during p
8. e This protection can be reversed with a piece of adhesive tape placed over the same comer Be sure not to cover the tape type detection holes Store the cassettes at room temperature and do not put them too close to magnets and transformers for exam ple TVs and loudspeaker boxes RECORDING Preparation e Press OPEN CLOSE Q to open the CD Cassette door Ensure that the cassette deck buttons are released before you attempt to insert the cassette in e Insert a blank cassette and press it down lightly to ensure that it is positioned correctly e Press OPEN CLOSE toclose the CD Cassette door e When monitoring during recording adjust the sound with the VOLUME 9 andthe TONE 6 controls These controls do not affect the recording S if you want to record the other side of the cassette flip the cassette in the deck over to continue recording Recording from the CD player e Set the MODE selector to CD It s not necessary to startthe CD playerseparately if you press RECORD O the CD player starts automatically DIRECTION RECORD PLAY REWIND FFWD STOP PAUSE O if the CD player is in the STOP mode recording will start from the beginning of the disc if the CD player is in the PLAY mode or at a certain track location using me PREVIOUS NEXT re cording will start from the beginning of that track Note To activate the recording in the middle of a track press RECORD O to start rec
9. emember to return your Magnavox Owner s Registration Card simply complete detach and mail us your Owner s Registration Card today And enjoy your new purchase with our best wishes Sincerely lt oh e A Donald F Johnstone President and Chief Executive Officer For Customer Use Enter below the Serial No which is located on the type plate on the base of the cabinet Retain this information for future reference Model No AZ 8140 English ysi 6uz SAFETY CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL This symbol warns the user that uninsulated voltage within the unit may have sufficient magnitude to cause electric shock Therefore it is dangerous to make any kind of contact with any inside part of this unit This symbol alerts the user that important literature concerning the operation and maintenance of this unit has been included Therefore it should be read carefully in order to avoid any problems SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Read before operating equipment NO This product was designed and manufactured to meet strict quality and safety standards There are however some installation and cperation precautions which you should be particularly aware of 1 Read Instructions All the safety and operating in
10. ing damage misuse or failure due to lack of normal care For product purchased in the U S A Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands if you require service during the warranty period you must take your portable product to the dealer from whom tt was purchased or carefully pack the product and ship it by prepaid transportation with proof of the purchase date to the Small Product Service Center address listed below In the USA Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands all imped war ranties including implied vrarranties of merchantability and tit ness for a particular purpose are lirmted in duration to the du ration of this express warranty Some states do not allow hmi tations on how long an implied warranty lasts so the above limitation may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal aghts and you may have other rights which vary from state to state For product purchased in Canada Replacement product can be arranged through your dealer who will advise of the nearest repair centre To obtain v arranty service the product must be delivered catmed in to a Philips Consumer Service Centre listed below Phil ps Self Servcing Dealer or Authorized Service Depot All that s required to validate your orginal factory warranty for products you purchase ts to present your bill of sale as proof of purchase In Canada this warranty applies only to the normal service area of a Philips Consu
11. it back in its done by playing a cleaning cassette through once as box immediately after use an ordinary cassette Remarks The CD player and the cassette decks are fitted with self tubricating bearings which must not be oiled or greased Fingerprints dust and dirt on the apparatus can be removed using a soft clean and slightiy damp leather cloth Do not use any cleaning agents since they may damage the cabinet Toclean breathe on the CD and wipe it off in a straight line from centre to edge using a soft lint free cloth Cleaning agents may harm the CD Keep the set batteries CDs and cassettes away from rain moisture sand and excessive heat e g near heating equipment or in cars parked in the sun Cassette deck To ensure good recording and playback quality clean the parts ODO indicated after every 50 hours of operation or on average once a month on the CD cassette door by pressing OPEN CLOSE e Use a cotton bud slightly moistened with alcohol or a special head cleaning fluid Caution Invisible laser radiation when open and e Thenpress PLAY andcleantherubberpressureroller interlocks defeated Avoid exposure to beam 12 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE The following checks will assistin the correction of most problems which you may encounter with your portable set Before going through the check list below first check the following points The power cord must be connected firmly Should any p
12. lay SHUFFLE PLAY PAUSE aaile d COMPACT DISC Thedisplay shows SHUFFLE and playback starts with a track which has been randomly selected During play you can use NEXT to select another random track or me PREVIOUS to play the same track again PREVIOUS ea 0 um e Press SHUFFLE again if you wish to return to normal play e qu mm NEXT ae ae o a e ee ee ee CASSETTE CASSETTE PLAYBACK e Set the MODE selector 7 to TAPE CD RADIO TAPE Power on Ej English e Press OPEN CLOSE to open the CD Cassette door Ensure that the cassette deck buttons are released before you attempt to insert the cassette in Insertarecorded cassette and press it down lightly to ensure that it is positioned correctly e PressOPEN CLOSEQ toclose the CD Cassette door e Press PLAY e and playback will start Playback changes direction automatically when the tape in the deck reaches the end The direction on the playback is indicated by the LED of the TAPE DIRECTION e Adjust the sound with the VOLUME d and the TONE 6 controls Note Playback Chrome and Ferro Cassettes can be used Youcanselectthe play direction by pressing the DIREC TION gt gt button The tape direction gt indicators will show the playback direction of the tape deck e To interrupt playback press PAUSE IL DIRECTION RECORD PLAY REWIND FFWD STOP PAUSE A Oo rr q e
13. mer Service Centre Philos SeifSerac ing Dealer or Authonzed Service Depot Beyond this area trav el tima or expense is the owner s respons bility How To Get Service On Your Portable Product After The One Year Warranty Expires Out of warranty service can be obtained at a nominal cost for replacement and handing under the following arrangements For product purchased in the U S A Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands 1 Contact the Philips Service Company office TP 615 475 8869 to obtain the cost of out of warranty repair for your product Please know your model number before you call 2 Pack your product securely in a suitable contamer for ship ment 3 Mail the product to Small Product Service Center Philips Service Company 907 Snapps Ferry Road Plant 2 Building 6 Greeneville Tennessee TN 37743 TX 615 636 5740 For product purchased in Canada 1 Call the nearest Canadian Philips Consumer Serv ce Centre listed be oww to obtain the cost of out of varranty repair for your product Please know your model number before you call 2 Pack your product securely in a suitab e container for ship ment 3 Mail the product to the nearest Canadan Philips Service Centre listed below Canadian Philips Consumer Service Centres Toronto Montr al Vancouver 601 Milner Avenue 5930 C te de Liesse 3695 Grandview Highway Scarborough Ontario Montr al Qu bec Vancouver B C M1B 1M8
14. n to features for which you should read the enclosed literature closely to prevent operating and maintenance problems Read operating instructions carefully The information in this manual can help you take full advantage of your product s many features and ensure years of safe reliable operation So don t miss out Read the enclosed instructions safety tips and war ranty information today and welcome to the Magnavox family Dear Magnavox family member Thank you for your confidence in Magnavox You ve selected one of the best built best backed products available today We appreciate your support and we ll do every thing we can do to keep you happy with your pur chase for many years to come After all you re the reason we re in business As a Magnavox family member you re entitled to a world of special privileges and our uncompro mising commitment to your total satisfaction Your Magnavox product is protected by one of the most comprehensive warranties and out standing service networks in the industry What s more your purchase qualifies you to receive advance information on exciting new products from Magnavox convenient access to our home shopping network for special products and accessories plus factory direct rebates and discounts on your future Magnavox purchases All of this is our way of saying thanks for joining the Magnavox family To start taking advantage of these great benefits just r
15. nterruption press PLAY PAUSE e Insert the CD printed side facing up e Close the door The CD player starts and scans the contents list of the CD After that the number of tracks PLAY PAUSE appear on the display and the CD player stops Thew Mi A soak ord PAUSE then appears To continue playback Bd are more than 39 tracks in the CD 33 press PLAY PAUSE again LO 3 varzn K PLAY PAUSE e Playback will start by pressing PLAY PAUSE To stop playback press STOP m AUTO REVERSE The CD player also goes to the STOP mode by pressing OPEN CLOSE when the end of the CD is reached if you move the MODE selector 7 if the batteries are exhaused or if the power supply is interrupted in another way e To take out the CD open the CD Cassette door by pressing OPEN CLOSE Open the CD Cassette door only if the CD player orthe Cassette player isinthe STOP mode e The setis switched off if the MODE selector is in the TAPE POWER OFF position and with no cassette deck buttons pressed PLAY PAUSE As soon as playback starts the track number flashes in the display once n e ee sie E e q 2v 9 COMPACT DISC Selecting a different track during play e Press me PREVIOUS or NEXT until the required track number appears in the display Remarks Ifthe battery voltage is not sufficient any more for playing a CD the CD player will not start lE oramsappears
16. ording just as the CD begins to play press PAUSE II to stop recording When the pas sage you want to record is reached press PAUSE Il again to continue recording dm um aos Recording from the radio e Set the MODE selector 7 to RADIO CD RADIO TAPE roweron EN e Tune to the desired radio station described under RA DIO RECEPTION Starting and stopping the recording e Start recording by pressing RECORD O in doing so PLAY is pressed too DIRECTION RECORD PLAY REWIND EFWD STOP PAUSE sql e Fora brief interruption press PAUSE IL To continue recording press PAUSE Il again DIRECTION RECORD PLAY REWIND FFWD STOP PAUSE mil e To stop recording press STOP E e The set is switched off ifthe MODE selector is in the TAPE POWER OFF position and with no cassette deck buttons pressed ee ey English 11 MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE e Press PAUSEN and clean the magnetic heads and the capstan CD player and CDs The lens amp should never be touched or cleaned DIRECTION RECORD PLAY REWIND ERVD STOP PAUSE eo _ x ETE EL EXA gt AA Thelens may steam up when the setis taken from a cold into a warm environment Playing a CD is not possible then Donotcleanthelens butletthesetacclimatizefor e After cleaning press STOP EE ysiibua a while Cleaning of the ma l bu gnetic heads 6 can also be Always pick up the CD by the edge and put
17. roblem persist after you have made these checks consult your nearest friendly dealer Radio Reception Interference noise during FM stereo Adjust the antenna reception Cassette Deck Operation The signal strength is too weak Recording is not possible No cassette in the cassette holder The small tab has been broken This can be reversed with a piece of adhesive tape The tape is completely wound Not possible to remove the cassette from the deck Check that all the cassette deck buttons are Not possible to insert a cassette released If not press STOP Recording or playback cannot be Dirty tape head made or there is a decrease in Magnetic build up in the record sound level playback head See section on Maintenance on cleaning of tape heads Contamination of the capstans or pinch Excessive wow or flutter or sound drop out rollers CD Player Operation The PLAY does not function when The disc is not inserted correctly pressed The player is in PAUSE mode Moisture condensation on the lens Dirty disc or scratched disc The disc is inserted upside down The CD is dirty badly scratched or warped Try another disc Press PLAY PAUSE again Set not working Hang up problem due to ESD and or software Switch POWER ON OFF or in the worst case pull the mains plug out of the wall socket Unit not working Check that the power cord is connected firmly Batteries not inserted
18. structions should be read before the appliance is operated 2 Retain Instructions The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference 3 Heed Warnings All vramings on the appliance and in the operat ing instructions should be adhered to 4 Follow Instructions All operating and use instructions should be 5 Water and Moisture The appliance should not be used near wa ter for example near a kathtub washbow kitchen sink laundry 6 Carts and Stands The appliance should be used only with a cart or stand that is recommended by the manufacturer with care Quick stops excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combina 7 Wall or Ceiling Mounting The appliance should be mounted to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer or position does not interfere with its proper ventilation For exam te the appliance should not be situated on a bed sofa rug or sim built in installation such as a bookcase or cabinet that may impede the flow of air through the ventilation openings such as radiators heat registers staves or other appliances includ ing amplifiers that produce heat supply only of the type described in the operating instructions or as marked on the appliance followed tub in a wet basement or near a swimming pool etc 6A An appliance and cart combination should be moved OQ tion to overtum 8 Ventilation The appliance should be situated so tha
19. t its location itar surface that may block the ventilation openings or placed in a L Heat The appliance should be situated away from heat sources 10 Power Sources The appliance should be connected to a power WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this appliance to rain or mois ture CAUTION Use of controls or adjustments or per formance of procedures other than herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure The set complies with the FCC Rules Part 15 and with 21 CFR 1040 10 Canada This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus as set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications 11 Grounding or Polarization The precautions that should be taken A so that the ground ng or polanzaton S L means of an appliance is not defeated E ji AC Caution To prevent electric shock Polarized Plug match the wide blade of this plug to the vide slot fully msent 12 Power Cord Protection Power supply cords should te routed sa that they are not likely to be walked on or p nched by items placed upon or against them paying particular attention to cords and plugs Ele receptactes and the paint where they exit fram the ap pliance 13 Cleaning The appliance shou d be cleaned only as recommended by the manufacturer 14 Power Lines An outdoor antenna should be located away from power lines
20. ton playback will continue SHUFFLE button play all tracks in a random order CD display shows flashes indicating no CD inserted TRACK the total number of tracks and during play the number of the track being played SHUFFLE activated PAUSE activated stereo headphone socket TONE control knob lt gt TAPE DIRECTION indicator MODE selector POWER on off switch 8 TUNING knob to tune to radio stations BAND selector for selecting FM or AM VOLUME contro knob SPATIAL SOUND button for switching the spatial sound effect on and off for wider stereo effect A R BACK PANEL 42 MAINS socket for mains lead The type plate is located on the base of the set SUPPLY Batteries Whenever convenient use AC mains supply if you want to conserve battery life e Open the battery compartment e Insert as indicated six preferably Alkaline batteries type R20 UM1 or D cells ee ee ree ee IZ eer 4 ema r raa English usijbua CONTROLS INSTALLATION e The battery supply is switched off when the set is connected to the mains When changing overto battery supply remove the plug from the MAINS socket e Remove the batteries if exhausted or if they will not be used again for a long period AC mains supply e Check if the mains voltage as shown on the type plate on the base of the set corresponds to your local mains supply lf it does not
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