Panasonic SC-EN17. F76

You can't record a CD that is playing on the Panasonic SC-HC20DB to the iPod. However, if you rip the CD and put the contents of the CD on your compatible iPod, you can play the resulting audio files on the Panasonic SC-HC20DB. The list of compatible iPods and iPhones is available in the manual, see https://www.manualslib.com/manual/647714/Panasonic-Sc-Hc20db.html?page=12#manual for a copy.

I hope this helps. Note: the SC-HC20DB only plays CD-DA and MP3s on CDs. I'm not sure if the restriction applies to audio files from the iPod.

Cindy Wells

Unfortunately, the clock feature is only accessed with the remote control on the Panasonic SC-EN17 with the Clock/Timer button. The original remote model number is EUR7711170. Amazon has a replacement remote here: https://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-EUR7711170-REMOTE/dp/B001TISTZ0. It's $24. The manual for the micro-audio system is available on the product page: http://shop.panasonic.com/support-only/SC-EN17.html . The direct link to the manual is currently ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/audio/om/sc-en17_en_om.PDF . Setting the time is shown on page 5.

I wish that I could provide a better solution. I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

"F76" is a power supply problem. Could be something really simple or something much harder to figure out. These units aren't really user serviceable and it's way too old to still be in warranty(?) so maybe you've been whapped with a subtle hint to upgrade to a blu-ray HT system. You'd be able to keep the rest of the system and just replace the head unit.

I have the same problem with my Panasonic model SAHT-40. I get the same code plus popping and shortly reads maximum overload then cuts off. I disassembled my unit and discovered that my fan fails 2 work causing the unit it over heat. I called Panasonic 2 place an order 4 a cooling fan. This model is obsolete they dont even manufacture parts 4 this unit anymore. The closest that I can get with my credit card is Samsung model AH31-00056B cooling fan through Panasonic. I hope that this solution helps all of u out with ur unit!

Any search engine will find it "Panasonic SC-EN17 manual"

Try this, select "cd" as your source, and load a cd. Press stop.

Then load a cassette, press play and record for the tape, and then press play for the cd player.

http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/support/Audio/Home-Theater/Mini-Systems/model.SC-AK78

Hope this helps.

Only a trustable service can do it.
Yes, you can use the speaker system with other amps but consider the max. power and impedance.

That home theater system is not decoded to play those copied disc try using maybe a different brand name CD-R/DVD-R when you make your copies.

spoke to a friend at an authorized servicer and he said he has never heard of that code but from what yourm describing its eather the outputs the speakers or the power supply Oh and a sevice manual is availiable at the partstore.com or from the panasonic web site as I've been there. good luck