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Guidance on setting safe volume levels to prevent hearing damage, with examples of decibel levels.
Examples of decibel levels for common sounds and noise to illustrate safe and harmful listening levels.
Information on fuse replacement, handling of mains plugs, and safety precautions regarding electrical hazards.
Warning about high voltages inside the unit, advising against removing covers and referring to qualified personnel.
Details on laser safety, emphasizing qualified personnel for repairs to avoid radiation exposure.
Essential guidelines for safe operation, including reading instructions, proper connections, and avoiding damage.
Overview of all buttons, keys, and sensors located on the front panel of the unit.
Details of power cord, aerials, and input/output sockets found on the rear and side of the unit.
Description of all indicators that appear on the unit's display screen during operation.
Explanation of the functions of each button on the remote control.
Guide on how to replace batteries in the remote control.
Guide for connecting speakers, power cord, with notes on placement and warnings.
Instructions on unit power, volume control, and the procedure for setting the clock.
Details on headphone connection and how to safely remove speaker grilles.
Guidelines for using, handling, storing, and cleaning compact discs.
Instructions for cleaning the CD player's optical lens for optimal performance.
Steps for inserting a CD, playing the entire disc, and controlling playback (stop, pause).
Methods for selecting specific tracks, searching passages, and clearing programmed tracks.
How to program custom track sequences and play discs in random order.
How to use the Intro Play and Repeat Play functions for CD playback.
How to view remaining time, clock, or timer information during CD playback.
Steps for tuning into FM and MW radio stations using automatic or manual search methods.
Guide to storing, programming, and tuning into preset radio stations.
Procedure to set the timer for waking the unit to CD or Tuner.
Specific instructions for setting timers to wake with radio or CD playback.
Important notes on timer operation, auto-off, and using the snooze function.
How to set and cancel the sleep timer for automatic unit shutdown.
How to connect external audio sources like TV or VCR using RCA plugs to the AUX input.
Checks to perform if the unit does not power on, including cord and outlet verification.
Troubleshooting steps for no sound output and remote control malfunctions.
Solutions for radio tuning problems and instructions for resetting the unit.
Advice to contact the helpline if troubleshooting steps do not resolve the experienced problem.
Specifications for power supply, output power, and power consumption of the unit.
Technical details for the radio tuner and CD player sections, including frequency ranges and performance metrics.
Disclaimer regarding potential changes to specifications due to continuous equipment improvements.
Power| power supply | AC 230V, 50Hz |
|---|---|
| output power per channel | 5 watts RMS into 4 ohm |
| power consumption | 28W |
Radio Section| frequency range FM | 87.5 - 108 MHz |
|---|---|
| frequency range MW | 522 - 1620 KHz |
Compact Disc Section| frequency response | 20-15, 000 Hz |
|---|---|
| signal-to-noise ratio | 50 dB |
| harmonic distortion | 0.4% |
| channel separation | 40 dB |
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