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SLUMBERING | ADDITIONAL INFORMATION |
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SLUMBER
The clock radio has a
SLUMBER ON
1.Check that the CLOCK control is in the RUN position.
2.Set the RADIO switch to the OFF position.
3.Set your slumber time by pressing the SLUMBER button once.
– The display shows the slumber period 0:59.
0:59
SLUMBER OFF
•To cancel the SLUMBER function, or to switch off before the slumber period ends, press SLUMBER OFF/REPEAT ALARM.
Notes:
–The slumber function does not affect the alarm setting.
–If during SLUMBER you have turned down the volume and you have an alarm set in radio mode, make sure you have adjusted the volume loud enough to wake you up the next day.
MAINTENANCE
–If you do not intend to use the clock radio for a long time, disconnect the set by removing the plug from the wall socket. The battery should also be removed to prevent chemical leakage which will damage your set.
–To clean your set from fingerprints, dust and dirt, use a clean and soft damp cloth or chamois leather. Do not use cleaning products which contain benzene, thinner etc. as these may harm the housing.
MAINS BREAKDOWN BACKUP
–When a mains failure occurs, the complete clock radio will be switched off.
–As soon as the mains supply returns, the numbers on the display will start to flash. This indicates that you must set the correct time on the clock.
–To retain the clock time and the set alarm time in the event of a mains failure or disconnection, insert a 9 volt battery, type 6F22 (not supplied) into the battery compartment: this will act as a mains back up. However, the time will not be illuminated on the clock display. Operation of the alarm and FM/MW (LW) radio are also excluded. For clarity, the battery back up is used to retain the set clock and alarm time only.
As soon as the mains supply returns, the display will indicate the correct time.
1.Connect the mains plug to the wall socket.
2.Insert a battery into the battery compartment.
• Replace the battery once a year or as often as necessary.
Batteries contain chemical substances, so they should be disposed of properly.
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