20 Most Recent Nakamichi SoundSpace 5 Shelf System Questions & Answers

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Have you tried a Google search? You can always try datasheets.com.

Hi there, do you still need a replacement speaker? I have one

If you don't find the cables I cna sell you the speakers with the cables!

You probably have problem with central sensor on CD mehanism,it may be dirty,its doesn't give information when changing discs and unit "things" that you press OPEN.It can be very tricky do fix because you have to dissembly whole CD mehanizam and if you are not good in it its better to find a good service

Had this problem for years with my much loved SS5. Only just now i decided to pull it out and fiddle with it some more and have the "humming problem" SOLVED. See description and PICTURES below-remove the 2 small philips head screws from the speaker plug.-first note which wires go where, i took a picture.-take a small object to "lever" up the tiny plastic "fingers" that hold the plug wires in the plug housing, i used a small file, but you can try fine nosed tweezers. -whilst doing this pull back at the wire at the same time to remove the metal terminal from plastic housing.-repeat for the remaining wires.i used small electrical snips to "pinch" the tiny metal plugs to make the connection tighter. I pinched it till there was almost no space between the contacts then re-insert wires till it clicks and it is then locked in place.replace the housing with the 2 screws, and when you go to plug the speaker back in you will feel it is "tighter". No more humming at all!-repeat for other speaker. The process of "pinching" may take some practice to get it to fit nice and snug around the connecting pins in the SS5 main unit.Note; pinch from the bottom flat surface of the metal, and you will see the contact coming closer together. if you do it from the top, it will simply spring back open when you release the pressure.hope this helps, this problem had me scratching my head for a long time, i even tried re-wiring the plug, when it was simply the metal pins in the housing!

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The main fuse, or power transformer is open, or the audio output ic has failed. Since you were having trouble with the remote and power button I recommend replacing the item, cost to repair will be high.

You might want to press and hold the power button of your device for at least 30 seconds. Thanks.

Hi,it might just be a problem from the opening closing unit of the system...

Be first, are the other buttons on the system working even without the remote control?

If yes, you will need to replace the functioning IC that controls the opening and closing of the system that's all..

If no skills on how to replace IC, please, take it to the nearest repair outlet for replacement...ok..

Goodluck

Read this and decide if you or a pro should look at it... http://www.repairfaq.org/sam/cdfaq.htm