User manual PHILIPS AE3905

[. . . ] If you are unable to remedy a problem by following these hints, consult your dealer or service centre. WARNING: Under no circumstances should you try to repair the set yourself, as this will invalidate your guarantee. Poor sound/ no sound: ­ Speaker is switched off You can store the frequencies of up to 10 radio stations in the memory, 5 on each wave band. [. . . ] A stored frequency can be erased from the memory by storing another frequency in its pIace. Select your wave band and tune to your desired station (See TUNING). Press one of the preset numbers (1-5) for 2 seconds or more to store your station. Press the preset number of your desired station. Note: Radio: when listening to FM stations through the speaker, connect the headphones for optimum FM reception. Remove the batteries from the set if they are exhausted or not to be used for a long time. ­ When the batteries are running low, flashes in the display. if the radio is on , it will automatically switch off. You can also use the RESET to erase all your radio preset stations. All previous preset stations are erased and the clock time will now need to be re-entered. Use the tip of a ball-point pen to press the RESET hole and then reprogramme settings When you change batteries, the memory protection acts as a backup whereby the time setting, presets and the last FM/AM station listened to are retained for at least 30 minutes. Note: The clock time freezes during memory protection, so you may have to adjust the time after changing batteries. Usually the frequency step has been preset in the factory for your area. With a ballpoint pen tip adjust the 9K/10K tuning step switch to select your tuning step. Press TUNING 3 or 4 (+ or ­) briefly, once or more until the right frequency is found. Press and hold down TUNING 3 or 4 (+ or ­) until the display frequency starts to run. [. . . ] Press TUNING 3 or 4 (+ or ­) briefly, once or more until the right frequency is found. Press and hold down TUNING 3 or 4 (+ or ­) until the display frequency starts to run. The packaging has been minimized so that it is easy to separate into two materials: cardboard and plastic. [. . . ]