Kambrook KCR90 Power Supply, Setting the Time, Care and Maintenance, Listening to the Radio

Features of Kambrook Clock Radio POWER SUPPLY

SETTING THE TIME

• To wake up to the radio follow steps 1

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

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1.Time set – slow

2.Time set – fast

3.Radio

4.Stop

5.Snooze

6.Time

7.Sleep: On / set

8.Alarm Controller

9.Function Controls

10.Dual Alarm Controls

11.Battery Back-Up Compartment

12.Volume Control

13.Tuning Control

14.AM/FM Band Selection

15.FM Antenna (not shown)

16.Alarm Indicator Lights

						AC power: 230-240 Volt, 50Hz
						DC power: 9 Volt battery type (not
						provided) for clock back-up system only.
						An alkaline type battery is recommended.
			14			For optimum performance, this battery
						should be replaced every 6 months
				16		1. Connect the 9V battery inside the
						compartment at the bottom of
						the unit (11).
			15			2. Insert the AC power cord into a
						convenient AC power outlet. Ensure
						the switch on the power outlet is in the
						off position, plug in the power cord, and
						then switch on at the AC power outlet.
			13			Back-up system: Ensures that the unit
						will continue to operate as normal during
						an AC power disruption (in order to
						preserve the battery life the display will
						not light). All clock settings will be kept in
5	1	2	3		4	the memory, however, the clock time may
						require adjustment for exact accuracy. If

this battery is not installed, the display will blink 12:00 to indicate that you have to reset the time and alarm settings.

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1.Press and hold TIME (6) and press TIME SET (1) or (2) to adjust to your desired time.

2.Release Time (6) to store your settings

in memory.

LISTENING TO THE RADIO

1.Press RADIO BUTTON (3).

2.Switch to AM or FM position with the Band selector (14).

3.For a better reception in FM, extend the antenna (15). For better reception in AM rotate the unit.

4.Adjust the volume (12) to the desired level.

5.Select your desired radio station (13). 6.To stop listening press STOP BUTTON (4).

SETTING THE ALARM WAKE-UP MODE

This unit allows you to set two different wake up times that you can choose to use independantly or simultaneously.

•AL1 or AL2 or AL1 and 2

•Select (10) to AL1 Position.

Press and hold ALARM (8) and press TIME SET (1) or (2) to adjust your desired alarm time, then release the ALARM (8) to store your setting in memory.

•Select (10) to AL2 Position.

Press and hold ALARM (8) and press TIME SET (1) or (2) to adjust your desired alarm time, then release the ALARM (8) to store your setting in memory.

to 5 in “Listening to the Radio”, then

select AL1, AL2 or AL1 and 2, (10), then

select the AUTO position (9). The alarm

indicator will alight (16).

• To wake up to the alarm sound, select

the BUZZER position (9).The alarm

indicator will alight (16).

STOPPING THE ALARM

The alarm is programmed to operate for 1 hour and 59 minutes

1.SNOOZE (5): Press to stop the alarm temporarily, the alarm will ring again after 7 minutes.

2.STOP (4):The alarm will stop and will sound again 24 hours later.

3.OFF (9):Turns off the alarm permanently, alarm indicator will go off.

SLEEP TO MUSIC

Select AM or FM (14) then press SLEEP (7), the sound will come on for 59 minutes.To change this sleep time press and hold SLEEP (7) and use TIME SET BUTTONS (1) or (2) to increase or decrease the time by 1 minute intervals.To turn off the music earlier press STOP (4).

Use only a clean, dry cloth to clean the external surfaces of the radio only.

Do not attempt to open the case of the radio at anytime, there are no customer serviceable parts inside.

Have the radio serviced by a qualified service agent should the unit require access to internal components.

When not in use, pack the radio in its original box for best protection and store in a cool, clean and dry location.

IMPORTANT

Do not throw batteries in fire!

This radio is designed for indoor use only. Do not immerse in water or allow liquids to come in contact with the radio.

Extreme caution and supervision is necessary when appliance is used by or near children, invalids or animals.

Young children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance.