Vitek VT-3951 B Manual Instruction page 4

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the unit. Technical maintenance must be per-
formed only by qualified service personnel.
Install the unit in places with proper ventilation.
The product should be situated away from heat
sources such as radiators, heaters, stoves, or
other products (including amplifiers) that pro-
duce heat. Do not expose the unit to direct sun-
light, excessive dust or mechanical shocks.
Be especially careful if children or disabled
people are near the operating appliance. Do not
leave them unattended.
Make sure that no foreign objects get into the
openings of the unit; it can lead to fire or electric
shock. If it happens unplug the unit and apply to
a service centre.
Conditions Requiring Service
Unplug this unit from the wall outlet and refer to
qualified service personnel under the following
conditions:
a) When the power supply cord or plug is
damaged.
b) There are foreign objects inside the unit.
c) If the unit has been exposed to rain or water.
d) If the unit does not operate normally.
e) If the unit has been dropped or has been
damaged in some other way.
f) When the unit exhibits a distinct change
in performance-this indicates a need for
service.
Cleaning the unit
Disconnect the unit from wall outlet before
cleaning. Use damp soft cloth to clean the
unit. Front panel could be wiped by soft cloth
damped with soap solution. It is forbidden to
use liquid or aerosol-like cleansers.
Cleaning disks
Do not use cracked or deformed disk, doing so
would cause damage of the unit.
Hold disk by its edges only. Do not touch its
operating surface. Dust, scratches and finger
prints on disk operating surface could cause its
eternal damage.
Do not expose your disks to direct sun light,
heat radiation, high temperature and humidity.
Put disk into case for storage after use.
Periodically wipe operating surface of disk with
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soft cloth periodically, from center to edges.
Do not use common cleansers.
IDESCRIPTION
1. Volume knob – VOL+
2. The AUX IN jack for connection of the exter-
nal device (set the operating mode switch to
MP3/AUX position. Connect the MP3 player.
Note: You should first eject a disc from the
disc slot.)
3. The PHONES jack
4. The operating mode switch (AUX (MP3),
TAPE (OFF), RADIO)
5. Cassette deck control buttons:
The RECORD (●) button;
the PLAY (◄) button;
the F. REW (►►) button;
the F. FWD (◄◄) button;
the STOP / EJECT (■▲) button;
the PAUSE (║) button.
6. The OPEN/CLOSE button
7. The band switch (FM. ST, FM, AM)
8. The USB-jack
9. FM – aerial
10 . The TUNING knob
11. The battery compartment lid
12. The PLAY/PAUSE/USB button
(press and hold this button for more than
1,5 seconds to change a media device CD/
USB)
13. The STOP button
14. The BASS button
15. The FM ST indication
16. The BASS indication
17. Cassette compartment
18. LCD-display (displays FM / AM frequency
and the current state of the unit)
19. Speaker
20. The PROG button for programming and
viewing the programmed tracks
21. The BACK button – return to the previous
track (press and hold this button for more
than 1, 5 seconds to fast rewind)
22. The NEXT button – move to the next track
(press and hold this button for more than 1,
5 seconds to fast forward)
23. The REP/RAN (repeat/random
playback)button
24. Power supply jack
25. Handle for carrying
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