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Re: My aiwa nsx-r50 keeps switching off after a few...
This is probable the protect mode, you may have a bad channel in the amp or a bad speaker. Try it without the speakers connected and let me know if it still shuts off.
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Your system is in 'Eco' mode. If you are in this mode, and go 10 minutes without playing a CD or cassette, it will automatically turn itself off.
Here's how you get out of 'Eco' mode:
1) Go to the jog wheel assembly 2) Press 'Eco' 3) Press 'Enter' 4) The display will show "Eco Mode On" 5) Immediately turn the jog wheel, to turn the status from 'On' to 'Off'
Without speakers indicates that it is shutting off due to thermal protection. Do not store anything on top of it, especially any device that has heat of it's own and give it plenty of air space all around it, at least 6 inches.
dirty/dusty lens, try a lens cleaning disc... or remove the casing and gently clean the lens with a cotton bud and some alcohol (surgical spirit, window cleaner, Whiskey or Vodka also worked for me).
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