Philips AJ 3040 - Philips AJ3040 Clock Radio Power Failure and Battery Backup; Philips AJ3040 Clock Radio Maintenance and Care; Philips AJ3040 Clock Radio UK Specific Notes

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POWER FAILURE
— When a power failure occurs, the complete
MAINTENANCE
— If you do not intend to use the clock radio for a
IMPORTANT NOTES FOR USERS IN THE U.K.
clock radio will be switched off.
As soon as the power supply returns, the
numbers on the display will start to flash. This
indicates that you must set the correct time on
the clock.
You can insert a 9 Volt pack battery (type 6F22)
in the clock radio. Should there be a power
failure, the clock will continue to function. You
will not see this, however, because the battery
does
not
illuminate
the
clock
display.
As
soon
as the power is switched on again, the display
will indicate the correct time. For clarity: Alarm,
radio and display do not work on battery.
Before inserting the battery, connect the power
plug to the wall outlet.
Place the battery in the compartment on the
bottom of the clock radio.
Replace the battery once a year. It is not
possible to say precisely how long the battery
will last. The service life depends on how often
and for how long the power supply fails. This
varies according to country and region.
long time, it is better to remove the plug from
the wall socket. In addition to this, it is
advisable to remove the battery from the clock
radio. This will prevent any danger of leakage
and the clock radio will not be damaged.
Fingerprints, dust and dirt on the clock radio
should be removed using a clean and damp
soft cloth or chamois leather. When cleaning do
not use any products wich contain abrasive
agents or solvents (benzine, thinner, alcohol
etc.). These might affect the housing.
Rain, dampness and extreme heat may damage
the clock radio. For this reason it should not be
placed in full sun or close to heating elements
for any period of time.
The type-plate is located on the bottom of the
clock radio.
This product complies with the radio interference
requirements of the European Community
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Mains plug
This
apparatus
1s
fitted
with
an
approved
moulded
13
Amp
plug.
To
change
a
fuse
in
this
type
of
plua
proceed as follows:
e Remove fuse cover and fuse.
e
Fix
new
fuse
which
should
be
a
BS1362
5
Amp,
ASTA
or
BSI
approved
type.
e Refit the fuse cover.
If
the
fitted
plug
is
not
suitable
for
your
socket
outlets,
it
should
be
cut
off
and
an
appropriate
plug
fitted in its place.
If
the
mains
plug
contains
a
fuse,
this
should
have
a
value
of
5
Amp.
If
a
plug
without
a
fuse
rs
used,
the
fuse
at
the
distribution
board
should
not
be
greater
than
5
Amp.
Note:
The
severed
plug
must
be
disposed
to
avoid
a
possible
shock
hazard
should
it
be
inserted
into
à
13
Amp
socket
elsewhere
How to connect a plug
The
wires
in
the
mains
lead
are
coloured
with
the
following
code:
blue
=
neutral
(N),
brown
=
live
(L).
As
these
colours
may
not
correspond
with
the
colour
markings
identifying
the
terminals
in
your
plug,
proceed as follows:
e
Connect
the
blue
wire
to
the
terminal
marked
N
or
coloured
blue
or
black.
a
Connect
the
brown
wire
to
the
terminal
marked
L
or
coloured
brown
or
red
e
Do
not
connect
either
wire
to
the
earth
terminal
in
the
plug,
marked
E
(or
4)
or
coloured
green
(or
green and yellow).
Before
replacing
the
plug
cover,
make
certain
that
the
cord
grip
is
clamped
over
the
sheath
of
the
lead
-
not
simply
over
the
two
wires.
If in doubt, consult a qualified electrician.