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Turning On and Off
Band Switch
Tuning Desired Stations
Turn the knob clockwise to turn your radio ON. You will hear a click indicating that the
switch has been turned on or off. The radio main dial backlight will illuminate and the
Magic Eye indicator will slowly turn on in about 10 seconds. Remember that your tube
radio takes a few moments to warm up before you will hear sound from the speaker.
Adjust the volume control clockwise to increase volume and counter-clockwise to reduce
volume. To turn the radio off, turn the volume control fully counterclockwise. You will
hear a click as the radio turns off. The radio dial backlight and Magic Eye will turn off.
Select AM or FM using the band selector switch. In the AM position, the radio will receive
AM stations (540 – 1700 KHz). In the FM position, the radio will receive the FM band
(87.5 – 108 MHz). The AUX position is used to play external audio sources connected to
the radio using the rear-mounted AUX IN socket (such as PC, CD or MP3 players).
Select your desired band and then adjust the Main Tuning Knob to receive your desired
station.
The Main Tuning Knob is used to tune and search for radio stations on the selected band.
Adjust the Knob to receive the desired station. Note that FM stations are referenced on the
LEFT side of the main dial using the RED line on the LEFT side of the Main Tuning Knob.
When receiving AM stations, refer to the RIGHT side of the main dial using the RED line
on the right side of the Main Tuning Knob.
As you turn the Main Tuning Knob you will note that the Magic Eye changes to show you
when stations are properly tuned.
Basic Operation
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DO NOT submerge or expose any part of this product to water or other liquids.
Components are NOT water resistant and will be damaged by water
For best long term results, turn on your radio at least once a month and operate it for at
least one hour to heat uo the circuits and remove internal moisture that may have
accumulated from long periods of inactivity.
Proper ventilation of the radio us important for safe operation. Ensure that the radio is
placed in a dry location where it is well ventilated during operation
If the radio in being returned to service after long term storage, place it in a dry and well
ventilated location for several days before attempting to operate it. Moisture inside radio
circuits is know to cause electrical short circuits. Should your radio ever make a hissing
sound, or you see sparks or other signs of an electrical problem, unplug the radio and
consult a qualified repair person for assistance. Never attempt to open, inspect or repair
the radio yourself.
Components may contain small parts that can be broken and disassembled or components,
cords, antennas or other parts may become loose or exposed. Small parts and packaging
materials may become a choking hazard for small children.
This product uses household current and high voltage
There are no user serviceable
parts inside the cabinet
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KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN
HIGH VOLTAGE
DO NOT OPEN THE REAR CABINET FOR SERVICING OR
ADJUSTMENT
ONLY QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL REPAIR ORGANIZATIONS HAVE
THE TOOLS AND TRAINING TO SERVICE THE PRODUCT.
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Important Disclaimer
FM external antenna fixation method
