Denon DCM-370 Operating Instructions
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To connect the Denon DCM-370 to an amplifier, use a pair of RCA cables. Connect the output jacks on the back of the DCM-370 to the input jacks on your amplifier. Ensure the connections are secure for optimal sound quality.
If the DCM-370 is not reading CDs, first try cleaning the CD and checking it for scratches. If the issue persists, use a CD lens cleaner to clean the laser lens inside the player. If these steps do not resolve the issue, consult the manual or a professional technician.
To maintain the DCM-370, keep it in a dust-free environment and clean the exterior regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Periodically use a CD lens cleaner to clean the lens. Ensure proper ventilation around the unit to prevent overheating.
Track skipping can be caused by dirty or scratched CDs. Clean the CDs and check for damage. Additionally, ensure the player is on a stable surface to avoid vibrations that could affect playback.
The Denon DCM-370 is designed to play standard audio CDs and may not support MP3 or data CDs. Refer to the user manual for compatible disc formats.
If there is no sound output, ensure the RCA cables are properly connected to both the DCM-370 and the amplifier. Check the amplifier settings and volume level. Also, verify that the CD is playing correctly and not damaged.
To program tracks, press the 'Program' button on the remote or front panel. Use the track selection buttons to choose tracks, then press 'Program' again to add each track to the program list. Once all desired tracks are added, press 'Play' to start the programmed playback.
To clean the exterior, use a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials. For stubborn dirt, slightly dampen the cloth with water, but ensure no moisture enters the player.
If the DCM-370 won't power on, check the power cable and ensure it's securely connected to both the player and a working power outlet. Test the outlet with another device. If the problem persists, check the fuse in the plug if applicable, or consult a technician.
To minimize playback errors, keep CDs clean and scratch-free, ensure the player is on a stable surface, and regularly use a CD lens cleaner. Avoid exposing the player to extreme temperatures and humidity.