Why is the radio reception poor on my Sandstrom Clock Radio?
If you're experiencing poor radio reception on your Sandstrom Clock Radio, the signal may be weak. Try re-positioning the aerial. If this doesn’t work, test the radio in a different location. Also, avoid placing the radio near computers and other electronic equipment.
How to fix no power on Sandstrom Clock Radio?
If your Sandstrom Clock Radio has no power, check that the AC adapter is properly connected to both the device and a working power socket.
What to do if Sandstrom Clock Radio controls are not responding?
If your Sandstrom Clock Radio is not responding to the controls, disconnect the AC power, wait 10 seconds, and then reconnect the AC power.
Why is there no radio information text on my Sandstrom Clock Radio?
If your Sandstrom Clock Radio is not displaying radio information text, it could be due to a weak signal, which is insufficient to receive the information text. Also, remember that not all stations broadcast information text.
General| Brand | Sandstrom |
|---|---|
| Model | SDABXCR13 |
| Category | Radio |
| Tuner | DAB/FM |
| Preset stations | 20 |
| Display | LCD |
| Number of Batteries | 4 |
| Clock | Yes |
| Alarm | Yes |
| Headphone socket | Yes |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm |
| Type | DAB/FM Radio |
| Power Source | Mains/Battery |
| Frequency Range | FM: 87.5 MHz - 108 MHz, DAB: 174 MHz - 240 MHz |
Covers unit inspection, placement, temperature, flames, and moisture hazards.
Includes ventilation, mains adapter, interference, and earphone usage safety.
Addresses child supervision, service access, and safe cleaning practices.
Lists key features like DAB/FM reception, alarms, display brightness, and headphone jack.
Lists the DAB/FM Clock Radio and AC Adaptor as included items.
Details on MODE/MENU, VOLUME/STANDBY, DISPLAY SCREEN, TUNE/SELECT controls.
Explains SNOOZE/DIMMER, power input, headphone socket, and aerial cable.
How to unwrap and position the aerial for optimal radio reception.
Steps to connect the AC adapter to the radio and power socket.
How to turn the radio on using the VOLUME/STANDBY control.
Explanation of display behavior if SNOOZE/DIMMER is pressed before initial activation.
Radio scans DAB band for stations upon first activation.
How scan progress and found stations are shown on the display.
Time/date set from DAB info or manually.
How to change screen brightness using the SNOOZE/DIMMER button.
Switching between DAB/FM modes and selecting DAB stations.
Accessing secondary services and adjusting audio volume level.
Steps to save up to 10 favourite stations as presets.
How to retrieve and play stored favourite stations.
How to show the station name on the display.
Visual representation of DAB menu options and available choices.
Step-by-step guide for using the menu system.
Performing a complete scan for new DAB stations.
Adjusting DRC to manage volume differences in sound.
How to remove stations that are no longer available from the list.
Customizing what information is shown on the screen for DAB.
Displays the DAB station ensemble information.
Shows station frequency and error value for signal quality.
Sorting stations by Alphabetical or Ensemble.
Method to show the station name on the display.
Methods for tuning to and scanning FM stations.
Searching for all stations (DX) or only strong stations (LOCAL).
Selecting FM reception mode for optimal sound quality.
Identical procedure to DAB for saving and recalling presets.
Overview of available options in FM mode menus.
How to change the displayed information for FM stations.
Setting the unit to turn off after a specified time.
Configuring alarm times, sources, and repeats.
Adjusting clock and date settings.
Changing the menu display language.
Resetting the radio to its original factory settings.
Displaying the current software version of the radio.
Setting the radio to switch to standby automatically after a set time.
How to view how much time is left before sleep mode is activated.
Initial steps to set up an alarm for the first time.
Setting the specific hour and minute for the alarm.
Choosing how long the alarm sound will last.
Choosing the sound source for the alarm (Buzzer, DAB, FM).
Configuring alarm repeat settings (Daily, Once, Weekdays, Weekends).
Setting the desired volume for the alarm sound.
How to ensure the alarm is active and ready to sound.
How to temporarily delay the alarm with the snooze button.
Steps to turn off an active or programmed alarm.
Changing the clock display format from 12-hour to 24-hour.
Enabling/disabling automatic time updates from radio signals.
How to manually input the correct time and date.
Changing the display language of the radio's menus.
Resetting the radio to its original factory settings.
Displaying the current software version of the radio.
Steps for connecting and using earphones for private listening.
Caution about long-term exposure to loud music when using earphones.
Instructions for cleaning the unit safely and effectively.
Solutions for common problems like no power, poor reception, or unresponsive controls.
Technical specifications of the radio unit itself.
Technical specifications for the AC power adapter.
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