User manual PHILIPS HR5887

[. . . ] Read these instructions carefully in conjunction with the illustrations before using the appliance. Do not allow the alarm clock to come into contact with water. [. . . ] ; (Move and/or turn the clock until reception is satisfactory. ) - the transmitter has been put out of operation (for service or due to bad weather) or is out of order; - radio reception is affected negatively due to metal shielding, such as sunblinds, aluminium panelling, reinforcing steel in concrete. (Move and/or turn the clock until reception is satisfactory. If possible, place the clock near a window looking out in the direction of the transmitter. Let it remain there overnight: during the night there is less disturbtance. ) Inserting batteries Your clock works on two LR6 (= AA) 1. Philips LR6 alkaline batteries are recommended for their long working life and environmental­friendliness. - As soon as the batteries have been placed the clock starts to operate. replacing batteries · When the display shows a battery symbol (fig. 5), this means that the batteries need replacement. If you do not intend to use the appliance for a considerable time, remove the batteries. However, the Alarm time is for you to decide and must be set manually. - As soon as the batteries have been placed the clock starts to operate. As long as there is no other information available, the hands will take the postion of twelve o'clock. [. . . ] Please note: To enable the alarm signal to sound again the button (D) must be pressed again into the "up" position. Dial illumination - To enable you to read the information in the dial in the dark, press the "Light/Snooze" knob (G) (fig. [. . . ]