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ASSEMBLY AND CONNECTIONS
7. CLEANING THE CABINET
When dust and dirt, etc. are deposited on the surface, wipe
off using a soft, dry cloth. Do not use volatile agents such
as alcohol, thinner, benzine, or insecticides for cleaning.
BE SURE TO SET THE VOLUME CONTROL TO A LOW
VOLUME
POSITION
WHEN
THE
POWER
SWITCH
IS
TURNED
ON
OR OFF, OR WHEN
CONNECTIONS
TO
THE FRONT OR REAR PANELS ARE MADE.
ASSEMBLY AND ADJUSTMENT OF
TURNTABLE
BEFORE ASSEMBLY
1. Remove the fixing screws used for transport.
2. Take
off the clamper
and
binder
used for fixing the
tonearm. (Fig. 3)
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As the fixing screws, clamper and binder are needed
in the case of re-transport, please keep them safely.
MOUNTING
OF PLATTER
1. The centre shaft is provided with nut to fix the platter
in place. Using the supplied wrench, turn the nut clock-
wise and take it off. (The centre shaft is threaded in-
versely.) (Fig. 4)
2. Insert the platter into the centre shaft. Firmly secure
the platter to the centre shaft by turning the fixing nut
counterclockwise. (Fig. 5)
3. Tighten the nut.
4. At the time of repacking the unit, the platter can be
removed
by manually
turning
it with the supplied shaft
inserted into the centre shaft in a manner for the platter
not to be rotated. (Fig. 6)
CONNECTIONS
(Fig. 7)
To reduce interference, setting should be made away from
the TV or etc., as possible.
FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS
(Fig. 8)
1.
POWER
SWITCH
2. CD/AUX
For listening to an external
unit (additional CD player or
TV tuner, for example)
connected to the ''CD/AUX"' ter-
minals on the rear panel.
3.
FM
For listening to FM broadcasts, depress the FM button.
4, MW
For listening to MW broadcasts, depress the MW button.
5.
LW
For listening to LW broadcasts, depress the LW button.
6. PHONO
When playing a record with the turntable, push this button.
The
tonearm
will swing over to the outer groove of the
record and commence to play.
7. TAPE
When
playing
a tape
with
the cassette
deck,
push this
button.
8.
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AUTO
In case of TUNER,
when this button is depressed, the recep-
tion
frequencies
are swept continuously
up the scale until
a frequency
of a station actually broadcasting
is reached.
The sweeping then stops automatically.
in case of TAPE, when this button is depressed, the tape will
fast forward
wind
to the next musical
number
and restart
play automatically.
9. (<)
AUTO
In case of TUNER,
when this button is depressed, the recep-
tion
frequencies
are
swept
continuously
down
the
scale
until
a frequency
of a station
actually
broadcasting
is
reached.
The sweeping then stops automatically.
In case of TAPE, when this button is depressed, the tape will
fast rewind to the edge of present musical number and re-
start play automatically.
10.
REPEAT
Depressed when the disc or tape is to be repeatedly.
In this case, the repeat indicator is illuminated.
11.
(»)
MANUAL
In the case of TUNER,
when
depressing this button, the
reception frequency
on FM changes to 5O0kHz and on AM
to 9KHz. Keeping this button depressed causes the frequency
to
change
continuously
while
the
button
is being
held
down,
Release
the
button
as you
come
near the desired
frequency
and
select the final frequency
by pressing the
button once at a time.
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In case of TAPE, when this button is depressed, the tape will
fast forward
wind. For restarting the play, you must push
the TAPE button.
12.
(4)
MANUAL
In case of PHONO, when
this button
is depressed, it will
cause tonearm to be moved
toward the center of disc. When
released, the tonearm will lower onto the disc and start to
play.
13.
ADDRESS
14.
Compartment lid
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