What to do if my Silvercrest Radio has no sound?
If your Silvercrest Radio is producing no sound, first, ensure that the volume isn't set to the minimum; adjust it using the VOLUME knob. If that's not the issue, verify that the radio is powered on by pressing the On/Off button.
How to fix a Silvercrest Radio when the display is not working?
If the display of your Silvercrest Radio isn't showing anything, ensure the plug is properly inserted into the mains power socket. Also, check the circuit fuse to confirm that the mains power socket is supplying power.
Why is my Silvercrest Radio reception so noisy?
If you are experiencing noisy radio reception on your Silvercrest Radio, try these steps: * Fine-tune the station using the Tune+ and Tune– buttons. * Adjust the position of the wire antenna to improve signal strength.
General| Brand | Silvercrest |
|---|---|
| Model | SKRD 30 A1 |
| Category | Radio |
| DAB+ Frequency Range | 174 - 240 MHz |
| FM Frequency Range | 87.5 - 108 MHz |
| Display | LCD |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm |
| Type | DAB+/FM Radio |
| Power Source | Mains or Battery |
| Battery Type | AA Batteries |
Provides information about the purpose and availability of these operating instructions.
States that the documentation is copyright protected and outlines reproduction restrictions.
Defines the intended use of the device and warns against unintended uses.
Warns about risks from using the device for purposes other than intended.
Explains danger level indicating a hazard threatening situation leading to death or serious injury.
Explains warning level signifying a possible dangerous situation leading to injuries.
Explains important level signifying possible property damage.
Signifies additional information assisting in handling the device.
Details risks of fatal electrocution and safety instructions to avoid electric shock hazards.
Provides safety instructions for handling batteries, including warnings against fire and short-circuiting.
Covers pre-use checks, authorized repairs, and user supervision for safety.
Details protection from moisture, liquids, open flames, and direct sunlight.
Provides guidance on power plug safety and disconnecting during storms.
Lists and briefly describes all buttons, displays, and indicators on the device.
Provides warnings regarding property damage and injuries during device operation and setup.
Lists the standard components included with the Under-Cabinet Radio SKRD 30 A1.
Instructions for removing the device and its parts from the packaging.
Explains packaging recyclability and advises preserving original packaging for warranty.
Specifies requirements for a firm, flat surface, ventilation, and avoiding hot/humid areas.
Addresses furniture surface compatibility with rubber feet and ensuring socket accessibility.
Advises checking voltage compatibility and ensuring cable integrity and routing.
Details how to open the compartment and insert the CR2032 battery correctly.
Explains how to detach and position the mounting plate for under-cupboard installation.
Guides on marking, drilling, and securely attaching the device to the mounting plate.
Instructions for detaching the device from the mounting plate and removing the plate.
Describes how to assemble and attach the stand for placing the device on a surface.
Instructs to insert the mains cable plug into a socket to power the device.
Advises to unwind the wire antenna completely for optimal VHF reception.
Explains how to switch the device between standby and radio modes using the On/Off button.
Describes the device's initial state after power connection (clock/standby mode).
Details how to enter the settings menu by pressing the Bass/AMS/Mode button.
Lists the order of adjustable settings within the menu: time, date, brightness, memory, format.
Guides on setting the time using Tune+ and Tune- buttons, with speed setting option.
Warns that time resets to 00:00 if power is lost and battery is absent or weak.
Instructs on setting the date using Tune+ and Tune- buttons, noting weekday updates.
Warns that date resets to 01.01.2010 if power is lost and battery is absent or weak.
Explains how to adjust brightness to bright (H) or dim (L) using Tune+ and Tune-.
Details setting up to 10 date reminders for events like birthdays.
Guides on selecting memory slots and setting the date and time for reminders.
Explains how to switch off a reminder (AOT) or set the trigger time (Lock/Mem).
Instructs on selecting between 24-hour and 12-hour formats for time display.
Introduces the kitchen timer function for monitoring cooking and baking times.
Details how to set the desired time range using the Snooze/Timer button and VOLUME knob.
Notes that the setting reverts if no input is received for 15 seconds.
Explains how to start the timer countdown after setting the time.
Provides information on display fade-out and re-displaying remaining time.
Describes the timer's acoustic signals and how to switch off the alarm or use snooze.
Details how to pause, resume, and stop the kitchen timer.
Guides on saving frequently used timer times into memory slots 0-9.
Explains how to select and start a pre-programmed timer time.
Details how to set wake times for Alarm 1 and Alarm 2, including weekday selection.
Notes that alarms activate with current settings if no input is made for 15 seconds.
Describes how to choose the alarm tone option for the alarm.
Explains how to select the radio option for the alarm and set station/volume.
Guides on how to turn off an active alarm by pressing the Alarm buttons.
Describes how alarms sound (tone or radio) and the snooze function.
Advises on uncoiling the antenna and adjusting for best reception.
Mentions technical factors and national regulations for reception frequencies.
Explains how to turn the radio on and off using the On/Off button.
Details how to adjust the volume using the VOLUME knob.
Guides on using Tune+ and Tune- buttons to select radio stations.
Explains how to automatically search for the nearest station.
Describes how to save tuned stations into 30 memory slots.
Guides on selecting and playing saved stations from memory slots.
Explains how to automatically scan and allocate stations to memory slots 1-30.
Warns that AMS overwrites existing saved stations and notes saving limits.
Details how to set the radio to switch off automatically after a set time.
Explains how to lock/unlock the device buttons to prevent accidental changes.
Describes how to enable enhanced playback of low frequencies.
Emphasizes removing the plug before cleaning and avoiding moisture ingress.
Provides instructions for cleaning the device exterior with a soft, dry cloth.
Warns about dangers and property damage from incorrect repairs by unauthorized personnel.
A table listing common defects, possible causes, and solutions for the device.
Advises on storing the device when not in use, ensuring a clean, dry location.
Instructs on proper disposal of the device according to WEEE directive.
Explains the legal obligation for consumers to dispose of batteries at collection points.
States compliance with relevant European directives for electromagnetic compatibility and low voltage.
Lists key technical specifications like voltage, power, frequency range, and dimensions.
Outlines the 3-year warranty, claim procedures, and exclusions for defects.
Provides contact details for UK and Ireland customer support via phone and email.
Lists the importer's name, address, and website.
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