Land Rover Defender III gen owners manual page 25

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L Compact disc player Compact disc player Loading a CD LOADING COMPACT DISCS CAUTIONS To insert a disc into the player, make sure that the label side of the disc is facing upwards Do not force the disc into the slot. when you present the disc to the slot. Ease the disc into the slot a short distance, until the Only use clean, undamaged discs. Do not mechanism takes over and draws the disc in use discs with paper labels, Dual Discs, fully. DVDPlus discs or discs that are not circular or Error messages are warped. The CD player may load and play this type of disc; however, it is likely that the When there is a problem with the CD player the disc will not eject and will block the CD head unit may display one of four error codes: mechanism. Such damage to a CD player will • Error 00 - CD player cannot load the CD. not be covered under warranty. Possible causes: Note: Some music CD manufacturers are - A damaged CD was inserted. using data encryption to copy-protect their - A CD that does not conform to the recordings and prevent the production of Redbook CD standard was inserted e.g. counterfeit copies. These CDs differ from the wrong shape or size. internationally agreed CD audio standard, - A foreign object was inserted and has RedBook, a standard that serves as the damaged the CD mechanism. operating basis for all CD players and • Error 01 - CD player mechanism fault. changers. Copy-protected CDs may fail to play Possible causes: in your CD changer or ma y be played subject to - The CD player is damaged and can no various limitations, e.g. sound quality may be longer function. impaired. If you do experience a problem, try • Error 02 - CD player reading fault. The CD the CD in other players before contacting the player cannot read data from the CD. CD vendor. Possible causes: Low quality audio playback - Dirty or scratched CD. Original recordings employ industry standard - An incorrect format CD was inserted e.g. software to ensure high quality reproduction. If the CD player is not equipped to play Home recordings and pira ted copies of original CDR MP3/WMA discs. recordings are unlikely to be of the same - CDR with paper label. standard; therefore quality of audio playback is - Incorrectly compiled CD e.g. Corrupted likely to be adversely affected. data, unfinished CD writing session, incorrect "ripping" process used to make Original recordings display the ‘Compact Disc the CD. Digital Audio’ logo. However, pirated copies - A CDR that does not conform to the may also bear this logo. To ensure your Orangebook standard was inserted e.g. a enjoyment of high quality sound reproduction, non-compliant CDR that does not bear a always purchase original recordings. recognised brand. - The CD player has become too hot e.g. due to excessive heater usage. 162

owners manual Land Rover Defender

owners manual Land Rover Defender - year of production: 1983 - Land Rover Defender III gen owners manual EN