User manual CLATRONIC WE 611 NEW

[. . . ] When using external mains supply, pay attention to the correct polarity and voltage. Always place the batteries in the correct direction. Assemble the device in such a way that the available ventilation openings are not covered. [. . . ] Select a suitable location for the radio recorder, such as a dry, flat, non-slip surface on which it is easy to operate the machine. If you do not use the machine for a prolonged period, remove the mains plug from the socket and remove the batteries in order to prevent battery acid from leaking. Please return used batteries to the relevant collection points or the shop where they were bought. AC Adapter Mode (not supplied) You can also use the device with an adapter. Connect the device to the wall power supply by inserting the plug of the power pack into the DC 5 V socket (17). If you use the power pack, please ensure the correct polarity as shown by the inscription on the device. Headphone Socket Please use headphones with a 3. HOLD OFF/ON (3): TONE LOW/HI (10): This blocks the functions of all buttons on the device as protection against unintentional release of a button. Push the holding switch (3) to the OFF position. Turn the volume control (9) to set the volume high enough so that you can clearly hear a hiss or a station that has already been set. Extend the telescopic antenna (15) and turn it until reception improves. With the frequency range switch (12) you can select the frequency range of the SW band (SW = shortwave), which is divided up into 10 sections. With the TUNING control (8) you can tune in to the desired station. Once a station has been correctly set, the red TUNE control lamp (2) lights up. NOTE: The TUNE control lamp only lights up in the FM band or in the case of strong interference transmitters as it is not possible for recognition to take place between the transmission signal and the interference signal (this is usually noticeable due to the strong hiss). If you are inside a building or on a train, place the device near a window in order to improve reception. Always remove the plug before cleaning the device. Any marks on the surface can be wiped off with a slightly damp cloth without any additives. [. . . ] Broken glass or breakage of plastic parts are always subject to a charge. Defects to consumables or parts subject to wearing (e. Motor pistons, kneading blades, drive shafts, spare remote control, spare toothbrushes, saw blades, etc. [. . . ]