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ANTENNA
ON
111,1
UP
POWER ANTENNA C
ROL
ANTENNA switch inoperative. lower
e antenna
to help prevent it from contactmg
objects
that
could cause damage such as overha
9 branches
or when entering garages with low clearance.
Do not attempt to change antenna height
by
pulling or pushing antenna mast ... damage could
result.
SIGNAL SEEKING STEREO RAOIO
o SELECTO R BAR - press and relea.. to
change stations. The selector automatically
stops at the next station on the dial after
releasing bar.
o SENSITIVITY SWITCH
Left position· tuning selector stops at the
strongest stations in your area.
Center position - tuning selector stops at all
usable stations.
Right position - when using the FM band,
tuning selector stops at FM stereo stations.
When using the AM band, selector stops at
most local AM stations.
o FLOO R SWITCH - the driver can depress
the remote foot switch (on cars so equipped)
to change stations without taking a hand off
the steering wheel. The switch is located on
the floor
10
the left of the brake pedal.
Remote control
is
available as a dealer in·
stalled accessory for the signal seeking radio.
Stereo reception - When tuned to an FM stereo
station, the word "STEREO" in the radio face
glows. Stereo reception is only possible, however,
if that station is making a stereophonic trans·
mission at that time. Fine tune the radio manually
and balance the front and rear speakers for the
best stereo operation.
SIGNAL SEEKING STEREO RAOIO
FLEETWOOO 75 REAR RADIO CONTROLS
SERIES SEVENTY-FIVE REAR SEAT RAOIO
CONTROLS
Rear seat radio controls are available on Fleet·
wood Seventy-Five models equipped with an AMI
FM signal seeking stereo radio. The controls are
located behind a sliding cover on the right rear
trim panel ahow the armrest. Illumination is pro-
vided for the area when headlights are on.
CONTROLS
o OFF-ON VOLUME Knob - turning the knob
clockwise turns the radio on or switches
control to the rear seat. The rear speakers
operate only with the rear control on. Can·
trol operation is the same as the correspond·
f411
ing knob on the radio unit.
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