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10. Reconnect the cable to the vehicle's
negative (–) battery terminal. Then
install the stereo’s control panel
(see “Installing/Removing the Con-
trol Panel”).
You might need to reset the stereo’s
clock after you reconnect the cable to
the vehicle battery.
REMOVING THE STEREO
FROM THE DASH
1. Disconnect the cable from the vehi-
cle's negative (–) battery terminal.
2. If you secured the stereo to an exist-
ing mounting hole under the dash,
slide out the stereo to free the
mounting bolt from the mounting
hole. Or remove the bolt holding the
metal strap attached to the back of
the stereo.
3. Press
RELEASE
to remove the ste-
reo's control panel.
4. Take out the plastic trim ring by lift-
ing the top of the trim ring.
5. Insert the supplied keys into the slot
on both sides of the stereo. Press
the key downward and slide the ste-
reo out of the dash.
6. Remove the keys from the slot.
7. Disconnect the 14-wire harness and
the antenna.
8. If you are mailing or shipping the
stereo, use a Phillips screwdriver to
reinstall the shipping screws in the
top of the stereo.
9. Reconnect the cable to the vehicle's
negative (–) battery terminal.
INSTALLING/REMOVING
THE CONTROL PANEL
The stereo's control panel must be in
place for the stereo to operate. When
you remove it, the display turns off and
the stereo cannot be used. This is a sim-
ple, but effective security measure. Any
stored stations remain in memory when
the control panel is removed.
Follow these steps to install the control
panel:
1. Insert the right edge of the control
panel into the right edge of the
recess. Make sure the pins in the
recess fill the holes in the edge of
the control panel.
2. Gently push the left edge of the con-
trol panel into the recess until you
hear a click.
To remove the control panel, press
RE-
LEASE
. The control panel swings out.
Remove the control panel, then store it
in the supplied carry case.
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