Troubleshooting - Ruark Audio MR1 Manual De Instrucciones

10 Troubleshooting

Problem
No sound
Distorted sound
Distorted sound after long
periods of inactivity
Remote does not work
No sound from one speaker
Bluetooth device won't
connect
Intermittent Bluetooth audio
For latest advice, FAQs and other useful hints and tips, please visit www.ruarkaudio.com.
What to do
Make sure your speakers are turned on, the mains adapter is plugged into the mains and the
status indicator (9) is illuminated.
Make sure the volume is not set to minimum or muted via remote control. Check that you have
selected the correct audio source (Line-in or Bluetooth).
Make sure your audio device is operating properly and the volume control turned up.
If listening through Bluetooth, the audio output on your device must be set to Bluetooth with the
volume turned up.
Turn the volume down.
Turn the volume down on your audio device (laptop, phone etc.) or set input level (17) on the back
of the right speaker to HI.
The auto standby feature of your MR1s is designed to turn back on the instant an audio signal is
detected, but it is possible that the first few milliseconds may be slightly distorted. In practice this
is rarely detectable but disabling auto-standby function will ensure this doesn't happen.
Make sure there is nothing obstructing the right speaker grille and point the remote towards the
front of the right speaker.
Change the battery in the remote.
Check the interconnect cable (13) is firmly inserted into the sockets on both speakers.
Check the balance on your audio device.
Move the device closer (typical range 10m, 30ft).
Refer to your Bluetooth device's user manual.
If you're having dropouts in the audio try moving your audio device closer to the speakers.
Bluetooth performance on some audio devices can be affected by Wi-Fi, so try turning the Wi-Fi
function on your audio device off when streaming over Bluetooth.
EN
DA
DE
FR
IT
ES
NL
NO
11