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Handling
Cassette
Tapes
Examine
cassette
tapes
carefully
before
using
them
with
the
K-611.
14
_
Tapes
which
are
Not
Recom
Cassette
tapes
are
constructed
with
erasure
prevention
niches
on
the
back
edge
that
are
initially
covered
by
break-off
tabs.
1
If
you
wish
to
protect
a
recording
from
accidental
erasure,
break
off
the
tab(s)
of
the
appropriate
side(s).
It
will
no
longer
be
possible
to
use
the
Recording
button
with
such
a
cassette.
*
2
Ifatsome
later
date
you
wish
to
re-
record
the
cassette,
simply
cover
the
openings
with
small
pieces
of
cel-
lophane
tape.
_
Slack
in
the
tape
(tape
not
stretched
tightly)
can
cause
tangling
around
the
pinch
roller
_
and
capstan
and
jam
the
mechanism.
=
Remove
any
lape
slack
with
a
pencil
or
'
similar
device
as
shown
in
the
diagram.
_
mendec
1.
C120
tapes
C120
tape
is
thin
and
therclore
casily
broken.
There
is
a
possibility
that
tape
could
get
caught
up
by
the
pinch
roller
or
capstan.
2.
Endless
tapes
Do
not
use
endless
tapes
e
Storag
e
Do
not
touch
the
tape
surface
e
Donot
put
thick
paper
or
cardboard
labels
in
the
cassette
holder
e
Do
not
put
tapes
near
magnet
ic
sources
(speakers,
amplifiers,
TVs,
etc.)
Your
important
recording
might
be
erased
or
become
damaged.
e
Donot
expose
cassettes
to
direct
sun-
light.

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