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General| Brand | John Lewis |
|---|---|
| Model | ARIETTA |
| Category | Radio |
| Language | English |
Details about the model, power, audio output, frequency response, and speaker impedance.
Specifies authorized repair and genuine parts for service.
Information on recycling and responsible disposal of the product.
Details the 2-year guarantee, requiring proof of purchase for defects.
Lists conditions under which the guarantee becomes invalid.
Advises careful reading of instructions and warnings for safe operation.
Outlines conditions for use by children and individuals with reduced capabilities.
Warns against immersion in liquids and advises unplugging before maintenance.
Instructs users not to operate damaged units and to return them for service.
Advises on safe placement of the power cord to prevent hazards.
States consumers should not attempt repairs; contact store for faults.
Specifies the appliance is for intended household use only, not outdoors.
Details the function of each button on the Arietta DAB/FM radio.
Identifies and describes the available connectors on the device.
Provides initial steps for placing the radio, extending the antenna, and powering it on.
Explains default DAB mode and automatic scanning on first use.
Instructions to select FM mode via the source menu and navigation dial.
Steps to enter Bluetooth mode using the source menu and navigation dial.
Explains DAB radio reception, display information, and scanning procedures.
Guides on how to store radio stations to preset buttons 1, 2, and 3.
Instructions on how to recall stored radio stations from preset buttons.
Explains how to view and select available DAB stations from the list.
Details how to perform a full scan to find all available DAB stations.
Explains the manual tuning process for finding specific DAB channels or frequencies.
Removes stations from the list that are unavailable in the current location.
Reduces the difference between loudest and quietest audio for a more balanced sound.
Allows access to various system configuration options.
Describes how FM stations are selected and the initial frequency setting.
Explains the default scan behavior for FM stations.
Details audio output settings, including stereo and mono options for weak signals.
Options to configure FM scan behavior to find strong or all available stations.
Settings to control audio output quality, allowing stereo or forcing mono.
Enables the radio to function as a wireless speaker via Bluetooth.
Allows playing audio from external devices via the Aux-In port.
Details the setup for two independent alarms, including frequency and source.
Explains how to use the snooze function for sounding alarms.
Allows setting a timer for the radio to automatically switch to standby.
Allows automatic turn-off after a set sleep period (15-90 minutes).
Provides access to set or modify alarm parameters.
Allows adjustment of treble, bass, and loudness for audio settings.
Manual and automatic methods for setting the device's time and date.
Settings for display brightness, timeout, and dim levels.
Allows users to select their preferred language for the interface.
Resets all user settings to default, clearing station lists and presets.
Lists potential error messages and their descriptions for DAB and FM modes.
Addresses issues with hissing sound in FM mode due to low signal strength.
Covers DAB burbling, intermittent cut-outs, and 'no stations available' errors.
Diagnoses issues related to no sound output, checking volume and connections.
Provides solutions for noisy FM reception caused by weak signal strength.
Addresses DAB reception problems like stuttering and weak signal strength.
Offers solutions for no DAB reception related to location or coverage.
