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No power-up when power switch is pressed
Power cord incorrectly inserted
Check that cord is inserted both in the player and in the mains wall socket
Fuses burnt out
Check the fuses in the fuse holder (unplug cord from mains first!!) under the IEC socket
and if necessary replace with same type
No playback with disc in tray
Disc is dirty or scratched
Clean or change disc
Disc has been loaded upside down
Reload correctly (label side up)
No sound with disc spinning
Faulty or incorrect connections to amplifier
Check and connect cables properly
Player in pause mode
Press PAUSE button
External source selected or Loop Mode selected without any DSP connected to the Maestro
Select CD mode
No sound when external source is used
CD mode selected
Select External source mode or Loop mode
Digital format is not two-channel S/PDIF (e.g. it is compressed multichannel) or its
sampling frequency is more than 96kHz
Enable PCM mode on the digital output of the external source or select a 96kHz
operation mode if available
External source is off
Turn the external source on
Wrong connections between Maestro and external source
Connect units properly
No sound in Loop mode with disc spinning
External DSP is off
Turn DSP on
Input and output connections reversed on Maestro or DSP
Connect the two units properly
Sound jumping (mistracking)
Disc is dirty or scratched
Clean or change disc
Player is receiving vibrations or shocks
Move player to a better position
No remote control operation
Flat (or missing) batteries
Insert or change batteries (2 'AAA' type)
Too far from player or wrong angle
Go closer to player or change angle
If the suggestions do not work, or your problem is not in the Iist, please contact your
Audio Analogue dealer
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