Safety Instructions
READ BEFORE OPERATING
EQUIPMENT
SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
To prevent damage
to
your radio
or
possible injury
to
you
or
others, read these
safe-
ty
precautions and instructions entirely before applying power
to
your radio.
Keep
these precautions and instructions where
all
who use this radio will read
them.
1)
COMMON
CARE
Check the radio, AC adapter, batteries and any accessories regularly. Do
not
use the radio
if
there
is
any sign
of
damage. Only operate
in
accordance
with
the instructions
in
this
manual.
2)
PROPER BATTERY
HANDLING
Never mix different type
of
batteries
or
use old batteries with new. This
may
cause the batteries
to
leak
or
explode. Dead batteries are prone
to leakage.
Remove the batteries when no charge remains. Orientate the batteries
correctly
in
the unit according
to
the diagram. Do not store batteries with metal
objects
like paper clips. We recommend you remove batteries from the radio
if
you
are
not going
to
use the radio for one month
or more.
3)
DISCONNECT THE RADIO
IN
CASE OF
MALFUNCTION
If
you smell
or
notice smoke, disconnect the AC adapter and remove the
batter-
ies immediately taking care
to
avoid burns. Contact
C.
Crane Company Inc.
or
their representative for inspection and service before any future operation.
Only
use the AC adapter supplied with the unit and replace
it if
wires become
frayed
or exposed.
4)
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF
CHILDREN
The radio
is
heavy, especially when batteries are installed. Use only on
a stable,
level surface. Dropping the radio can cause damage
or
injury. Keep the
AC
Adapter cord
in a
position
so
someone cannot trip and cause the radio
to fall.
5)
KEEP AWAY FROM WATER AND
MOISTURE
Keep the radio dry. Liquids and moisture can damage the radio.
If a
liquid
leaks
into the radio do not operate and seek
a
qualified service shop. To clean
radio,
remove the power adapter and use
a
damp cloth on the exterior
only.
6)
KEEP AWAY FROM EXTREME
TEMPERATURES
Extreme temperatures can damage the radio. Do not leave
or
use the
radio
where
it
can be subjected
to
high
or
very cold
temperatures.
7)
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SERVICE
RADIO
Refer
all
service work
to a
qualified service shop when the radio does
not
appear
to
operate normally, exhibits
a
change
in
performance
or
the radio
has
received damage. Never open the radio
as
this may expose you
to dangerous
voltages and this will void
all warranties.
8)
OUTSIDE ANTENNAS OR
CABLES
Outside antennas
or
cables should not be used with this radio
unless
installed
by
qualified
personnel.
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