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CASSETTE PLAYER OPERATION
PLAYING A CASSETTE
Caution: Avoid using C-120 cas-
sette tapes. They are very thin and
can easily become tangled in the
tape-handling parts.
Follow these steps to play a cassette
tape.
1. Take up any slack by turning the
cassette's hub with your finger
or a pencil. (Avoid touching the
tape.)
2. If the stereo is off, turn
clockwise until it clicks to
VOL.
turn it on.
3. Insert the tape into the cassette
compartment with its open edge
to the right and the side you
want to hear facing up. The tape
begins to play, and the direction
indicator appears on the display.
PWR.
BALANCE
TONE
VOL.
STEREO CASSETTE RECEIVER
REL
F/C
TUNE
1
2
ASM
4
5
SEEK
BAND
4. Adjust
VOLUME
as desired.
TONE
PWR./
3
AUTO REVERSE
6
PLL SYNTHESIZER
,
and
BALANCE
5. Press
all the way in to stop
the tape and eject it. The radio
plays.
ONE
STEREO CASSETTE RECEIVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
Caution: We recommend you
press
as soon as you finish
playing a tape or before you
leave your vehicle, to release it
from the tape-handling parts.
This reduces the possibility of a
tape being inadvertently tangled
or damaged.
Notes:
• When the tape reaches the end,
the cassette player automati-
cally changes the tape's direc-
tion and plays the other side of
the tape. Play continues until
you press
.
• During play, you can switch to
the other side of the cassette by
pressing
and
time so the arrow on the display
changes direction.
TTE RECEIVER
3
6
at the same
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