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ALKALINE BATTERY LIFE
Bear in mind that battery life expectancy is based upon volume and bass listening
levels.
Maximum battery power consumption happens at maximum settings. Typical life
for 2 size AA alkaline batteries is above 8 hours of continuous use for CD play.
NOTE:
You may use rechargeable batteries on this set. However, because
rechargeable batteries generally have lower voltage (1.2 volts instead of
1.5 volts). Your playing time will be much less than normal fresh alkaline
batteries.
Power your CD player by connecting an optional AC ADAPTOR or by inserting 2 size
AA fresh alkaline batteries, or using the provided Cigarette Lighter Adaptor.
NOTE: Before you buy an optional AC Adaptor, please note
the only AC ADAPTOR
suitable for this player is DC 4.5V 600mA with polarity , others may
damage your player. Please check voltage and current (mA) before buying an
AC ADAPTOR.
TIPS ON BATTERY USE
Reversing polarities will damage the batteries and possibly your set. Be sure to
follow polarity ( + and - ) as indicated.
Do not mix different types together (Alkaline, Carbon-Zinc, Nickel-Cadmium etc.),
or old batteries with new ones.
When not in use for an extended period of time, or while internal batteries will not
be used, remove them to prevent possible acid leakage or corrosion resulting in
damage to your player.
When the batteries have become discharged, they must be disposed of in a safe
manner that complies with all applicable laws
.
Installation of batteries should only be done by an adult (for safety).
1. Using with Batteries
Insert 2 size AA alkaline batteries
according to the + and - markings in
the BATTERY COMPARTMENT.
While CD playing, if the alkaline batteries are weak and discharged, this symbol
shows or flashes in the display, then the power automatically turns off. If this
occurs, replace the alkaline batteries (also if the display does not show anything,
the batteries are dead).
WHEN SHOWS IN THE DISPLAY
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