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HOW  TO  DRAW  OUT  FORCIBLY  THE  DISC  TRAY
In the event that the disc tray does not come out due to any fail-
ure, three methods are available to draw it out forcibly. Use either 
method described below according to the symptom.

METHOD  1
If the power did not turn on or if the power is OFF:
1.  With the power cord unplugged, remove the panel (side L) / 

(side R) assembly, panel (top), and panel (front). (See “How to 
Remove 2-2, 2-3 (page 8), 2-6 (page 10)”)

2.  As shown in the fi gure, insert a thin rod into the hole at the 

lower part of CD block, and push it in the arrow A direction.

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Insert a thin rod into the 
hole and push it in the 
arrow " direction.

METHOD  2
If the CD-ROM drive is turned on but the mother board does not 
start:
1.  Insert a thin fl at-tip screwdriver into a round hole at the bottom 

of the set.

2.  Through a hole at the bottom of CD-ROM drive, short the 

points (patterns) on the board of CD-ROM drive.

METHOD  3
If the mother board starts but the system software is abnormal:
Plug in the power cord while pressing the [Z] button.

Note: This method is same as “CD Start Mode” of test modes. Load the 

start disc and close the disc tray, and if the start disc is not recog-
nized, start the CD as usual.

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DISCHARGE  PROCESSING
1.  Switching power block on primary side of main board
 

Though high voltage of 280V is applied to the electrolytic capacitor (C205), in about 3 seconds after the AC cord was unplugged, the 
voltage will lower to 3 to 4V.

 

However, in the case of standalone main board, the discharge time will be long because of small load.

 

The voltage at this time is about 290V.

 

The voltage becomes half in about 20 seconds after the AC cord was unplugged. After that, in about 5 seconds, the voltage will lower 
to about 3V rapidly.

 

Then, the discharge slows and accordingly the forced discharge processing is necessary.
•  Forced discharge processing method
  Connect a resistor such as 100Ω 3W to the terminals of C205 and execute the discharge processing. (Discharge for about 10 sec-

onds)

Note: The potential of about 145V exists across aluminum case of C205. You could get an electric shock if you touch the aluminum case of C205.

2.  Power block on secondary side of main board
 

In about 3 seconds after the AC cord was unplugged, almost all potentials will lower to below 3V, but after that the discharge slows and 
accordingly the forced discharge processing is necessary.
•  Forced discharge processing method
  Connect a resistor such as 100Ω 3W to the terminals of C308 and C310, and execute the discharge processing. (Discharge for about 

5 seconds)

 

For electrolytic capacitors other than C205, 308 and 310, the discharge processing is executed simultaneously with the above discharge 
processing, and therefore the forced discharge processing is not necessary.

Ω/3W

Ω/3W

Ω/3W

Note: This illustration sees the CD-ROM drive from the back.

1.  Fold as the doted IDE cable then fold up as arrow direction in Fig.1.
2.  Fold up again as arrow direction in Fig.2.

Note: This illustration sees the CD-ROM drive from the back.

Please fi x IDE cable with clamp as shown in the fi gure. 
Because there is difference in a fi xation method of IDE cable of AEP and UK MODEL.

This section is extracted 
from instruction manual.

Display

 AUDIO IN jack

Use to connect the audio output jack of an
external component.

 PHONES (headphones) jack

Use to connect headphones.

 SERVER indicator

Lights up yellowish green when the unit is
being used as a server and a client device is
playing audio data.

 TIMER indicator

Indicates the status of the timer.

 HOME button

Use to select a function from the Home menu.
Press

/// to select a function and

press ENTER to enter the selection. To cancel
the Home menu, press HOME or BACK
before pressing ENTER.

 PARTY button and indicator

• PARTY button

Use to activate or enter PARTY MODE.

• PARTY indicator

Lights up amber when PARTY MODE is
active.

 x-DJ button

Selects and plays the x-DJ channel.

 BACK button

Use to go back to the previous display.

 USB port

Use to connect a portable device such as a 
USB storage device or the wireless adaptor.

 Menu operation buttons

Use to select menu items and  enter menu
settings.
• , ,  and  buttons

Use to select a menu item or to change a 
setting.

• ENTER button

Use to enter a setting.

 SETTINGS button

Displays the Settings menu. Use to enter
clock, network and other system settings.

 HDD REC button

Use for recording to the HDD Jukebox.

 TRANSFER button

Use to transfer audio data to a “WALKMAN”
or other portable audio device.

 OPTIONS button

Displays the Options menu. Menu items will
vary according to the selected function.

 / (power) button and On/Standby

indicator
• / (power) button

• On/Standby indicator

—
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mode.

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mode or is analyzing music data.

 Function Select buttons

Use to select the function directly. During
standby mode, these buttons turn on the unit
and start playback at the same time.
• HDD button
• CD button
• FM/AM button (models except the UK 

model)

• DAB button (UK model only)

UK model

  (stop) button

Use in each function to stop an operation.

 CD button

Opens and closes the disc tray.

 Illumination panel

Lights up when the power is turned on.
Flashes slowly when the unit is analyzing
music data recorded to the HDD Jukebox.

 VOLUME dial

Use to adjust the volume.

 Remote sensor
 Disc tray

Use to load a CD.