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Summary of Contents for 7-4870

Page 1: ...CK RADIO In compliance with various State Laws and in the event service should be required you may need both model and serial numbers to identify your radio The serial number is located on the bottom of the radio Record the serial number in the space below Serial Number oe GENERAL ELECTRIC ...

Page 2: ...tations program the snooze and sleep cycle to your own needs sleep to one radio station and wake up to another or preset the radio for a later program you don t want to miss This guide explains everything you need to know step by step Experimenting with the radio and becoming familiar with its many features will make operating easy A quick read through of all the instructions first will make opera...

Page 3: ...d by the DIGITAL DISPLAY 2 readout To Store a Station in Memory Your radio can be programmed to instantly recall 4 of your favorite AM or FM stations You can store any combination of FM or AM stations in the 4 memory locations all AM or all FM or 2 AM and 2 FM etc When storing a station you must press key first followed by the memory number Press key 5 to set DISPLAY INDICATOR 4 to RADIO Tune the ...

Page 4: ...larm OFF for the duration of SNOOZ cycle time The radio will continue to play Changing the SNOOZ cycle will effect the number of minutes the Alarm is delayed when operating in WAKE TO MUSIC ALARM mode See Set the Wake Up Systems 6 we TO PROGRAM THE SNOOZ ALARM CLOCK TIME The SNOOZ cycle is preset 1 Press and release the SNOOZ key The display for 10 minutes at the factory will show the amount of SN...

Page 5: ...down the Memory position and frequency of each AM or FM station you have stored into your radio s memory on a chart as shown below MEMORY FREQUENCY STATION POSITION CALL NUMBERS CALL LETTERS LOCATION pe poe PT po Note For convenience in Jocating broadcast stations in your reception area refer to the WHITE S RADIO LOG for an up to date listing of all Canadian and United States AM FM Stations refere...

Page 6: ... 10 Z LE aYYM W34 6 96 10 Wd aseajal P sseig O1dVY W4 ZHW 6 96 9 9unL ul 9q UBD JOJeaIpul Aejdsiq O44 NOILYLS Wa J0f Wy sseud Oldvu NO O10VH NYNL joujuoD ssaujybug 06 6 Wd y aMa 13S 3WiL Wd 0 6 10 Wy e611 yum Aejdsiq ysnipy Celt WY JO A ATY SSO 68 AVG JO WIL 13S SLNIWWO9 Avidsia QUVOGAIN OL 23NWM OL INVM OL AV1dSIO NOILWH3dO WLISId 3ans 3qt1s S3ud 40 F1dWYX3 1600 1610 In the future the U S may ado...

Page 7: ...ipt to this booklet for future reference or jot down the date this product was purchased or received as a gift This information will be valuable if service should be required during the warranty period Purchase Date Be cabinet since these can damage its finish Name of Store General Etectric Company Full Ninety Day Warranty General Electric Company warrants this product to be free of manufacturing ...

Page 8: ...it conv SHY a i fet A Ma BF Le me ag Seon ayEaE i eres a 7 4 i 1 ...

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Page 10: ...PROGRAMMABLE CLOCK RADIO TWOINDEPENDENT WAKE UP TIMES SLEEP TO ONE STATION WAKE TO ANOTHER ELECTRONIC RADIO TUNING DIGITAL STATION FREQUENCY READOUT FOUR STATION MEMORY WITH PUSHBUTTON RECALL ...

Page 11: ... one station wake to another Keyboard entry digital readout for both clock and radio 6 Station memory touchbutton recall AVYUAKENING PLUS EXCITING NEW FEATURES MADE POSSIBLE BY MICROPROCESSOR TECHNOLOGY BABE no coarser ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION ...

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