Pioneer SE-MJ7NC: Troubleshooting Precautions

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Troubleshooting

If you suspect a malfunction, perform the following checks, since a simple operating error may be

the cause of the problem. The problem may also be caused by factors other than the headphones

themselves, so be sure to check the sound components with which the headphones are used.

If the problem persists after making the following checks, consult your dealer or nearest Pioneer

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Service Station.

Problem Remedy

No sound. • Check connection between headphones and AV system component.

• Confirm that power is turned on to the AV component.

• Adjust the output sound volume on the AV component.

• Adjust the sound volume on the headphones.

Sound is distorted. • Lower the sound volume on the connected AV component.

• Replace the headphone batteries.

Power won’t turn on. • Replace the headphone batteries.

• Check that batteries are installed correctly (are  and  polarities

correct?).

Feedback sound (howling). • If you are covering the microphone part of the headphone with your

hand, remove your hand.

Noise canceller produces

• Set the power switch to position ON1 or ON2 (power indicator lights

no effect.

green).

Environmental conditions

Precautions

• Avoid leaving the headphones in the

following places:

• Do not subject headphones to dropping,

striking, or other severe impacts, since

– Automobiles with closed windows, other

damage may result.

locations exposed to direct sunlight, or

nearby heating appliances or places

• To ensure high quality sound reproduction,

exposed to high heat.

keep the plug clean by wiping occasionally

with a soft clean cloth. A dirty plug may

– Places exposed to high concentrations

cause degradation of sound quality or

of dust.

interruption of sound production.

– Places exposed to high humidity.

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