Assessments - 3, GPA: 4
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2. Insert 2 “AA” size alkaline batteries (not Included). Be sure the “+“, or cap end, of each battery IS mstalled as shown on the battery diagram. 3. Close the Battery Door. IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION: Always remove batteries if the unit is not going to be used for a month or more. Batteries left in the unit may leak and cause damage. Always adhere to the following precautions: A. Any battery may leak if mixed with a different battery type, inserted incorrectly, or if all batteries are not replaced at the aame time. B. Any banery may leak or explode if disposed of in fire or if an attempt is made to charge a battery not intended to be recharged. C. Discard leaky batteries immediately. Leaking batteries can cause skin burns or other personal injury. When discarding batteries, be sure to dispose of them in the proper manner, according to your state and local regulations. Always return tape operation buttons lo their off position before storing. This will relieve pressure on certain parts in the tape player that might deform after long periods of time. 3 Set VOLUME to a minimum level. Increase VOLUME only after headphone IS in place for listening. 2. Plug HEADPHONE (included) into stereo headphone jack. 3. Slide FUNCTION switch to FM or AM Sand. 4. Use the TUNING knob to select your desired station. When FM is selected, stereo broadcasts will be received in stereo. All other FM broadcasts will be received in balanced mono. 5. Adjust VOLUME to the loudness you prefer. 6. To turn the radio off, slide FUNCTION switch to TAPE (RADIO OFF) position. SASS BOOST SWITCH When operating your unit at a low-volume level, switch the BASS BOOST control to ON to bring out the bass frequencies and enhance your low-volume listening en- joyment. ANTENNAS AM Antenna-The built-in antenna is somewhat dlrectional. For best AM recep- tion, the unit should be horizontal (buttons up) and It may be necessary to rotate the unit slightly for best reception on weak stations. FM Antenna-The headphone cord is also used as your FM antenna. The anten- na is directional and, therefore, some repositioning of the headphone cord may be required to improve reception. 4 TO INSERT OR REMOVE CASSETTE 1. PWSS STOP button to ensure tape mechamsm IS not engaged 2. Lift open Cassette Carry Door. 3. Insert cassette gently, slidmg it into the Cassette Carry Door with expos- ed tape upward. and the full reel of tape to the right (toward the tunmg knob). 4. Close the door. TAPE PLAY 1. Set VOLUME to minimum. 2. Plug headphone into jack on cabinet side, Insert cassette, and then press PLAY. 3. Adjust VOLUME. Increase only after headphone iS in place for listening. 4. To turn unit off, press STOP 5. To skip over a portion of the tape, press F-FWD. Use STOP after you have advanced to the desired point on the tape. 6. To run the tape backwards, press REWIND. Press STOP after you have rewound to the desired point. AUTOMATIC STOP When the end of the tape is reached in PLAY mode, the unit will automatically shut itself off and return the button to the “off” position. A detachable Belt Clip is prowded as a convenient means for transporting the radio/tape player. To attach the Belt Clip, slide it up into the mounting rails on the cabinet back. When a definite “click” is heard, the Clip IS secure. To detach, gently lift up on the center tab section of the Clip to clear the cabinet catch and slide the Clip down and off the mounting rails. Do not expose your cassettes to direct sunlight or store them in hot places. High temperatures may warp the cassette shell or damage the tape itself. Keep your cassettes in their boxes when they are not in the cassette player. This keeps dust from entering the cassette shells. If a tape is accidentally pulled from a cassette, insert the tapered end of a large pencil or similar object into the center of the tape hub and gently wind the tape back into the cassette. Be careful not to twist or wrinkle the tape. Care should be taken that all exce?s tape is wound into the cassette and is taut. If slack IS allowed to exist, it can cause the tape to become twisted around the pinch roller and capstan which could result in a damaged cassette. 6 *on oxide particles horn the magnetic tape will, in time, build up on the parts hat come into direct contact with the tape.These deposits will reduce the playback svels resulting in a muffled sound. They may also prevent automatic stop. Vith the cassette door open, the parts indicated can be cleaned (gently) with a squid head cleaner. Another convenient method is to use a cassette head cleaning tape. Follow the manufacturer’s directions regarding its use. 7 This product should be serviced only by those specially trained in appropriate servicing techniques. For instructions on how to obtain service, refer to the war- ranty included in this Guide. Attach your sales receipt to the booklet for future reference or jot down the date this product was purchased or received as a gift. This information will be va...