Notes:
•If you use a wood block, use longer screws than those sup- plied with the clock radio. The screws must be able to pene- trate the block and go deep enough into the cabinet to firmly anchor the clock radio.
•On some hardwood surfaces, you might need to make starter holes to get the supplied screws started into the wood.
4.If you need to make starter holes, use the mounting bracket’s base as a guide and mark the locations of the six mounting holes in the mounting bracket. Then make a small starter hole at each marked location.
5.Insert the supplied screws through the bottom of the bracket, then tighten the screws into the bottom of the cabinet.
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ATTACHING THE RADIO
1.Slide the clock radio into the mounting bracket until it slides into place.
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2.Route the power cord along the wall toward the AC outlet. Be sure to keep the cord away from heat- ing or cooking appliances.
3.Peel off the paper covering on the back of the two supplied cord guides, then firmly press the cord guides against a clean, smooth surface along the cord’s path.
4.Clip the power cord into the cord guides. Then plug the cord into a standard AC outlet.
Note: You can conceal any excess cord behind the clock radio by securing it with a cord tie. How- ever, because the cord acts as an antenna, FM reception is best when you fully extend the cord.
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