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Concerning compact
discs
With
this
changer,
you can
only play
compact
discs
having
this
mark.
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COMPACT
DIGITAL
AUDIO
Handling
precautions
To
open
the
compact
disc
case,
gently
press
the sides
of
the top
and
pull
up.
To
remove
the
disc
from the
case, press the center holder
and
lift
the
disc,
holding
by
the
edges.
To
return
the
disc
to
the case,
insert
the disc
with the label facing
up
and
press
downward
at
the center.
Hold
compact
discs
by
the
edges so as
not
to
soil
the surface
with
fingerprints.
Fingerprints,
dirt
and
scratches
can cause
skipping
and
distortion.
(Correct)
(Incorrect)
Do
not
use
record cleaning sprays, benzine,
thinner,
static electricity
prevention
liquids
or
any
other solvent
on a
disc.
If
the surface
is
soiled,
wipe
gently with
a
soft,
damp
(water
only)
cloth.
Always
move
the
cloth directly
outward from
the
center
of
the
disc,
not
in
a
circular
motion as
with
standard
phonograph
records.
(Correct)
(Incorrect)
If
you
are
taking the
disc from
a
cold
to
a
warm
environment,
moisture
may
form
on
the
disc.
Wipe
this off
with
a
soft,
dry,
lint-free
cloth
before using the
disc.
Do
not
write
on
the
label
side
with
a
ball-point
pen
or other
writing
instrument.
Storage precautions
Be
sure
to store
discs
in
their
cases
to
protect
them
from
dust,
scratches,
and
warping.
Do
not place or store discs
in
the
following places:
1)
Locations
exposed
to
direct sunlight
2)
Humid
or dusty locations
3)
Locations
directly
exposed
to
a heat
vent
or
heating appliance
4)
In
the glove
compartment
or
on
the
rear
deck
of
an
automobile
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on of
cassette
tapes
Cassette tapes exceeding
100
minutes:
These
tapes are
handy
for their
long
playback
and
recording time but
be
careful
about
repeatedly stopping
and
starting,
rewinding
and
fast
forwarding these tapes
in
short
intervals
as
they are
thin,
tend
to
stretch
and
may
become
entangled
in
the
deck mechanism.
Endless-tapes:
Failure to
operate these tapes
correctly
may
cause
the
tape
to
wind
around
the revolving
parts.
For
this unit,
it
is
recommended
to
use
the
tape
which
is
appropriate
to
the
auto reverse
mechanism.
Tape
slack
Tape
slack
may
cause
the tape
to
break.
Use
a
pencil
or
similar
object
to
take
up
the
slack.
Erasure
prevention
Remove
the
tab(s).
Side
A
Tab
for
side "B"
Tab
for
side "A"
o
Use
a
screwdriver
or similar object to
break
out the
tab.
To
re-record
on
a protected cassette
Cover
the
slot
with
adhesive
tape.
Do
not
cover
the detection
holes
on
high
position
and
metal
position
tapes.
Tape
storage
Tapes can be
damaged
if
stored
in
places
such as
those described
below.
•Where
the temperature
is
high (35°C or
higher)
or
where
the
humid-
ity
is
high
(80%
or
higher)
•Where
there
is
a
strong
magnetic
field
(near
a
speaker,
on
top
of
a
TV,
etc.).
Recording
may become
erased.
•
In
direct
sunlight
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