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Cabinet

CD

Radio

OWNER'S fI/I

AA/UAL

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TO PBEVENT

FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO

NOT USE

THIS

PLUG WITH AN EXTEN.

SION

CORD,

RECEPTACLE OR OTHER

OUTLET UNLESS

THE BLADES

CAN BE

FULLY

INSERTED

TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE,

TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK

HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

The lightning flash with arrowhead

symbol,

within

an equilateral

triangle

is

intended

to alert the

user

to the presence

of uninsulated

'dangerous

voltage' within

the

product's

enclosure

that

may be of

sufficient magnitude to constitute

a risk of electric shock

to

persons.

WARNING:

To REDUCE

THE BISK

OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVEB

(OF

BACK),

NO

USEB SERVICEABLE PARTS

INSIDE

REFEH

SERVICING

TO

OUALIFIED

SERVICE PEFSONNEL.

The

exclamation

point

within

an

equilateral

triangle

is

intended

to alert

the user to the

presence

of important operating and

m a

in t e n a n

c

e (se

rv ic in

g

)

instructions

in the literature

accompanying

the appliance.

The

Caution

Marking maybe located

at

the

top

enclosure

of

the

apparatus.

IM PORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1.) Read these instructions. Keep these

instructions. Follow

all instructions" Heed

all warnings.

2.)

Before operating, make sure

the voltage

requirement of the unit

matches

your

local voltage.

3.)

Do not use this

apparatus near water.

4.) Clean only with dry cloth.

5.)

Install in accordance with the

manufacturer's

instructions.

6.)

Do

not install near any heat sources such

as radiators, heat

registers, stoves, or

other apparatus

(including

amplifiers) that

produce

heat.

7.) Do

not defeat the safety

purpose

clf

the

polarized

or

grounding-type plug.

A

polarized

plug

has

two blades

with one

wider

than the other. A

grounding

type

plug

has

two blades and a

third

grounding prong.

The wide blade or

the third

prong

is

provided

for

your

safety.

lf the

provided plug

does not fit into

your

outlet, consult

an electrician for

reolacement of the obsolete outlet.

8.)

Protect

the

power

cord from being

walked on

or

pinched particularly

at

plugs,

convenience receptacles, and

the

point

where

they exit from

the apparatus.

9.)

Only use attachments

/

accessories

specified

by the manufacturer.

10.)

Unplug this

apparatus during lightning storms

or when unused

for long

periods

of time.

11.)

Disconnect the

plug

as soon

as immediately

unplug the unit if liquid

spills into

or

onto the unit or

it

an object enters

the unit.

The unit should not

be used until

being checked

by experts.

12.)

Do not open

the cabin6t. Lasers used in

rays employed by

the unit may

damage

your

eyes. Any

servicing

should

be done by

qualified

service

personnel.

16.)

17.)

18.)

1e.)

13.)

Befer

all servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

Servicing is

required when the

apparatus

has

been damaged in any way, such as

power-supply

cord or

plug

is

damaged,

liquid has

been

spilled

or

objects have

fallen

into

the apparatus, the

apparatus

has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or

has

been dropped.

14.)

This

appliance

shall not

be

exposed to dripping

or

splashing water

filled

with liquids

such

as

vases shall be

placed

on the

apparatus.

and

no object

15.)

Use

only with the cart,

stand,

tripod, bracket,

or table specified by

the

manufacturer, or

sold

with the apparatus.

When a cart is

used, use

caution

when

moving

the cart/apparatus

combination

to avoid

injury

from

tip-over.

Do not overload

wall outlet.

Use only

power

source

as indicated.

Use

replacement

parts

as specified by

the manufacturer.

The

product

may be mounted

to a wall

only if recommended

by the

manufacturer.

Upon

completion of any

service

or

repairs

to

this

product,

ask

the service

technician

to

perform

safety checks.

20.) Power Sources

- This

product

should be operated only f rom the type of

power

source

indicated

on the marking

label. lf

you

are not sure

of the

type of

power

supply to

your

home, consult

your product

dealer or local

power

company. For

products

intended to

operate from batter

power,

or other sources, refer to the operating instruction.

21 .) Object

and Liquid Entry

- Never

push

objects of

any

kind into this

product

through

openings asthey may touch

dangerous voltage

points

or short-out

parts

that

could

result in a fire or electric shock.

Never spill liquid

of any

kind on the

product.

22.) Damage Requiring

Service

- Unplug this

product

from the wall outlet and refer

servicing to

qualified

service

personnel

under

the following

conditions.

a) When the

power-supply

cord or

plug

is

damaged,

b) lf liquid has been

spilled,

or objects have fallen into the

product,

c) lf the

product

has been exposed

to rain

or

water,

d)

lf the

product

does not

operate normally by tollowing the

operating instructions. Adjust

only those controls that

are covered by the operating instructions as an improper

adjustment of other

controls may result in damage and

will often require

extensive

work by a

qualified

technician to restore

the

product

to its normal operation.

e) lf the

product

has been

dropped or damaged in any

way, and

f

)When

the

product

exhibits

a distinct change in

performance

- this rndicates a

need

for service.

2

BEFORE

WE BEGIN

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this Emerson audio

product,

The Emerson

brand

is

your

assurance of

quality, performance

and

value.

Our

engineers

have included many useful and convenient

features in this

product

. Please be sure to

read

this Owner's

Manual completely to make

sure

you

are

getting

the maximum

benefit

from each feature.

This

product

was manufactured

using

the

highest

quality

components and

standards of

workmanship. lt was

tested

by

Emerson

inspectors

and

found to

be

in

perfect

working order before

it left our factory.

However, there

is

always

the chance that some

problem

may occur because

of rough

handling

during

shipment to the

retail

store or to the final consumer.

lf,

after

reading this Manual,

you

experience any

problems

with

the operation

of this

product, please

refer

to

the instructions for

obtaining service at

the end of this

Manual.

Emerson

and

Emerson retailers

are

committed to

your

satisfaction.

Once again, thanks

for

purchasing

this

Emerson audio

product.

3

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

CLASS 1

LASER

PRODUCT

APPAREIL

A LASER

DE

CLASSE 1

PRODUCTO

LASER DE

CLASE 1

This

product

contains a low

CAUTION

I NVISIBLE LASER

RADIATION

WHEN

OPEN

AND INTERLOCKS

DEFEATED.

AVOID

EXPOSURE TO

BEAM

power

Laser Device.

Avoid

installing

this unit in

places

exposed

to

direct

sunlight

or

close

to

heat

radiating

appliances

such

as

electric

heaters,

ofi top of other

stereo

equipment

that radiates

too

much

heat,

places

lacking

ventilation

or

dusty

areas,

places

subject

to

constant

vibration

ancl/or humid

or moist

areas.

Operate

controls

and

switches

as

described

in

the manual.

Before

turning

on the

power,

make

certain

that the

AC

power

cord is

properly

installed.

When

moving

the

set, be

sure to

first

disconnect

the

power

cord and remove

cords

connected to

other equipment.

Do

not leave,

mount

or use the

unit

in

places

which

are extremely

hot,

cold,

dusty,

o[

humid.

Allow

adequate

air circulation to

prevent

internal

heat

build-up. Do

not

place

the

uriit

on a surface or

near materials

(a

curtain ex.

rugs,

blankets,

curtains,

etc.)

which

might

block the ventilation

holes.

When

left

in a

heated

room

where

it

is

warm and damp, water droplets

or condensation

may form

inside

the

CD player. When there is

condensation

inside

the unit, the unit

may not function normally. Let it

stand

for 1

ta

2 hours

before turning

the

power

on, or

gradually

heat

the

room up

and

dry the

unit before use.

When

you

are

not

going

to use the

unit

for a long

period

of time,

disconnect the

power

cord.

4

I

o

a

FCC

INFORMATION

This equipment has

been

tested

and found to

comply

with the

limits for

a class B

digital

Device,

pursuant

to

part

'15

of the

FCC Rules. These limits

are

designed to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and can

radiate

radio frequency

energy

and,

if not installed

and

used in

accordance with the instructions,

may cause harmful

interference to radio communications.

However, there is no

guarantee

that

interference will not

occur in a particular

installation. lf this

equipment does

cause

harmful

interference

to radio

or television reception, which can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off and on, the user is encouraged to try to

correct the

interference

by one

or more of the following measures:

Reorient

or relocate

thd receiving

antenna.

Increase

the

separation

between the equipment

and

receiver.

Connect the

equipment into an

outlet on a

circuit different from that to which the

receiver is

connected.

Consult the dealer

or an experienced radioiTV

technician for help.

This device

complies with

part

15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject

to the

following two

conditions:

(1)

This

device

may not cause harmful

interference, and

(2) This

device must accept

any

interference

received, including

interference

that

may

cause undesired operation.

Changes or modifications

not expressly

approved by the

party

responsible

for

compliance

could void the user's

authority to operate the equipment.

UNPACKING

AND SET UP

. Remove the

unit from the

carton, and remove all

packing

materials

from the

unit.

Save the

carton

and

packing

materials in

case

the

unit ever

needs

to

be returned

for

service.

Using

the

original

carton

and

packing

materials

is the

only

way

to

safely repack

the unit for

shipment.

Remove

any

descriptive

labels

or stickers

from the top or front

of

the

unit.

Do

not remove

any

labels

from

the back

or bottom of the

cabinet.

Remove

any

small

strips of tape that

may have

been used to

prevent

the

CD

door from

opening in

transit.

5

Note

the Serial

Number on the bottom of

the

space

provided

on the

warranty

pageyour

radio and

write

this number

in

of

this manual.

Unwind

the AC

power

cord and extend

it

to

its

full

length.

Place

the unit

on

a

place

within easy

reach

of

an

AC

outlet, out of

direct sunlight,

and

away

from

sources of excessive

heat,

dust, moisture

or

humidity.

POWER

SOURCE

This system

is

designed to operate

on

120V

AC

- 60Hz

house current only.

Connecting

this

system

to any other

power

source

may

cause

damage

to the

system

and such damage is not

covered by

your

warranty.

Nofe; The system has

polarized

AC

plug

with one wide blade and

one narrow

blade.

The

plug

will only fit into matching

polarized

AC outlets.

This is a safety feature to reduce the

possibility

of electric shock.

lf the

plug

will

not

fit in

yourAC

outlet,

you

probably

have an outdated non-polarized outlet.

You

should

have

your

outdated outlet changed by a

qualified,

licensed electrician. Do not file

the wide blade on the

plug,

or use an adapter to make the

plug

fit into

your

outlet.

This defeats the safety feature and

could

expose

you

to electric shock.

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OR FOR TORE TNFORMATION

OF

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MANUAL

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CAUTION

To reduce the

risk of fire

,

do not

place

any heating

or

cooking

product

beneath

this

unit.

Ask

a

friend

to

and

quicker.

Tools Required

out.

An

extra hand

to

hold

the

unit

makes

mounting

easier

. Electric

Drill with

114"

B,t

. #2

Philips

or

Slotted

Screwdriver

. Safety

Glasses

Step 1

-

Cut out the

Mounting

Template

along the

cut-line.

-

Place

the

Mounting

Template

in

the

desired

location

of the

cabinet

(location

A

or B

of

Figure

"l

),

flush

with

the

front

edge of the

cabinet.

Use adhesive tape

to

fix

the template.

{Note:

lf

your

cabinet

is

with

overhang, fold

the

template

along

the

guideline

that is

closest to

the

thickness

of

your

cabinet

overhang,

tape

the

template

'ruith

folded

portion

flush

up

against the

cabinet.

<See

Figure 1>)

Step 2

- Drill

four

114" holes

through

the

template and

the

bottom

cabinet in

the

locations

marked

"Drill

1l4"

Hole

Here". <See

Figu re

2>

Note:

We

recommend

that

you

use

an

ice

pick,

an

awl,

a nail,

or similar

device

to make

a small starter

hole

in

each of the

4 locations

before

you

begin

drilling.

This

will

prevent

the

drill bit from

'wandering'

and keep

the hole

in

the

correct

location.

- Remove

the template

when

you

finish

drilling.

I

i:it.;r:fe I

help

Step

3

-

Select

the screw

length

which

will

go

completely

through

your

cabinet bottom,

and

provide

at

least

3lB"

of thread

to screw into

the main

unit.

(Note:

lf

your

cabinet is

with

overhang,

put

together

the

provided

spacers

to

form

longer spacers

to

accommodate

various

cabinet

overhang

thickness.)

- Insert

the four

selected

screws through

each

hole

from

the

inside

of the

cabinet

going

down.

Align

the

four

holes of the

unit

with

the

screws,

push

the unit

(and

spacers

if

your

cabinet

is with overhang)

onto

the screws.

<See

Figure

3>

-

Partially

tighten

each

screw

manually, start screwing

at opposite

corners

of the

unit for

better support

<See

figure 4>.

Do

not fully tighten

the

screw

until all of them

have

been

started. Gently

tighten

each screw until

they

are

firmly holding the unit

in

place.

TIP

-

To

prevent

damage to

your

set do not use

your

electric drill or

a

power

screwdriver

to tighten the screws.

Use a manual

screwdriver and hand-tighten

only.

-

lf

your

cabinet has obstructions

inside it

which

prevent

you

from

using

the

template,

cut out

the

corresponding

area

on the template, but

do NOT cut out or through

the screw holes.

- 3 sets of spacers

(4

pcs/set)

and 2

sets

of screws

(4

pcs/set)

of various lengths

are

provided

together with

the unit.

- Clean

the bottom of the

cabinet surface and also empty

your

cabinet before

mounting.

-

Place

the

unit

in

a

clean,

safe

place

when drilling to avoid wood

shavings

dropping

into

the ventilation slots.

-

-ro

reduce splintering,please

a small

piece

of

masking

tape over each hole location

Sefore drilling.

- Before

you

decide where

and

how to

place your

unit, try

the

following

connections.

- Drill from

the bottom upwards if

you

do not have enough room inside the cabinet.

-

Hold

your

drill firmly at

90" with the cabinet bottom and drill

holes

at

low

speed.

-

Clear wood shavings.

Connect the AC

power

cord to the wall socket.

Tip: To

prevent

obstruction or danger, use the

power

cord

posts

to wrap the

power

cord

so that excess cord

does not hano down.

Figure

4

10

MAIN

UNIT

1. ON I OFF

button

2. LCD

display

3. CD

compartment

4. Remote

Sensor

5. Cooking Timer

+10

(min)

/ Cooking

Timer

Off button

6. Cooking Tirner +1

(min)

button

7. Preset-button

B. Preset

+ button

9. M

(Memory)

I Set

button

10. Open

/ Close

button

11. Stereo

/ Mono

/ Repeat

button

12 Random

button

13

Function

(CD

/

Tuner)

switch

1,L

Stop

n button

15. Play

I Pause

>il button I Eand

switch

1A

i,l<

Tuning-

I CD

Skip

Reverse

Search button

17.

>>l

Tuning+

I CD Skip

Forward

Search button

13.

XBASS

button

19.

Volume

-l+

button

$. Power

AC

cord

,l'1.

$peaker

2 Oounter

Top

Lighting

.3 Counter

Top

Lighting ON/OFF

switch

11

REMOTE

CONTROL

H11

H3

H12

H13

H14

-

H15

H17

H1B

lJ 1 .

Power

ON/OFF button

A2.Random

button

ll3. Repeat

I Stereo

/ Mono

button

ll4. L)l Tuning+

I CD Skip

Forward

Search

button

It5.

ifi Tuning-

I CD Skip

Reverse

Search

button

H6.

Volurne +

button

A7. M-UP

(memory

up) button

iiB. Function

(CD/Tuner)

switch

i i9. Open

I Close

button

H16

H9

H10

H10. Cooking

Timer

+1

(min)

button

H11.

Mute button

H12.

MEMO

(lVlemory)

/ Set button

H13.

Play I Pause

>tl

button

I Band

switch

H 1 4.

Stop

i button

H15.

M-DN

(memory

down)

button

H

1

6.

Volurne

-

button

H17. XBASS button

H1B.

Cooking

Tirner

+10

(min)

Cooking

Timer

Off button

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H2

H5

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H6

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H7

12

USING

THE

REMOTE

CONTROL

CORRECTLY

. Point

the Remote

Control at

the REMOTE

SENSOR

located on the

unit.

' when there

is

a strong ambient

light

source,

the

performance

of the infrared

REMOTE

may

be degraded,

causing

unreliable

operation.

' The

recommended

effective distance

for

remote

operation is

about

13 feet

(4m).

ATTENTION

A

MAGNET

IS

BUILT

INTO

THE

REMOTE

CONTROL

SO

THAT IT

CAN

BE

ATTACHED

TO YOUR

REFRIGERATOR.

' Remove

the

battery

insulation

tab

before

operating

the

remote

control.

' when

the

battery

becomes

weak,

the

operating

distance

of

the

Remote

Control is

greatly

reduced

and

you

will need

to replace

it

as follow:

1. Turn

over

the remote

and

open the

battery

door.

2.

lnsert

one

CR2025

(3V)

size lithium

battery.

' Dispose

of

used batteries

in

accordance

with

local

laws

and

regulations.

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DISPLAY

D1. Stereo

indicator

D2. TUNER

indicator

D3.

CD

indicator

D4. RPT

indicator

(repeat)

D5. XBASS

indicator

D6. RDM

indicator (random)

D;'. MEMORY

indicator

D8. FM

indicator

D9. AM indicator

D10. PM indicator

D1

1. Frequency

/ Clock

I

Track

indicator

D12

Play

indicator

D1;3.

MUTE

indicator

D14.

Volume

indicator

D15.

Cooking

Timer indicator

13

COUNTER

TOP

LIGHT

fhe countertop

light

and

Press

ON/OFF

switch toits ON/OFF

switch

turn the LIGHT

onare

located

on

the bottom

of

the

unit

and off.

SETTING

THE

CLOCK

To set

the clock time, make sure the unit

is

plugged

in and

1 .)

Press

the M

/ Set button

until

"12H"

or

"24H"

blinks.

2.)

Press K{ or

}H to set

your

desired clock

format and

press

M

/ Set

to

confirm.

Hour

position

blinks

for setting.

3.)

Press

the

ifi or >H

to

set

the current

hour(for

example

to set

2:00 PM),

press

M / Set

to

confirm. Minute

position

blinks for

setting.

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4.) Press

the K< or >, to set the current minute,

press

M

/ Set to confirm. And

the clock start.

Note:

The clock

will be started automatically

if no

seconds

during

setting.

LISTENING

TO

THE RADIO

Tuning

to

a station manually

1.) Press

the POWER

button to turn on

the unit.

? )

Press the

FUNCTION

(CD/Tuner)

switch until

fUNER

is

displayed.

button

is

pressed

within 10

3.

)

Press the tsAND

switch to select AM or FM.

+ )

Press

the

i{{ / >H

buttons to tune to a desiredstation.

..r

quickly

search for a station

Press

and

hold

the

K<

/ >N

button until the tuner starts searching

for a station, then

release.

The tuner

will stoo on the

next well received

station.

Io turn off the radio

?r'ess

the

FUNCTION

(CD/Tuner)

switch to CD or

press

the POWER button to

iurn the unit off.

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radio reception

1;r FM.

extend and adiust the AC

oower

cord.

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SETTING

A PRESET

RADIO

STATION

The

unit can slore

totally 40

stations in memory

(20

FM, 20 AM). Presetting

allows

you

to tune in

to a station

directly.

1.

)

Tune to

your

desired

radio

station

(see

Tuning

2.)

Press

the M/Set

button until

the

"MEMORY"

blinks and

"01"

appears in the display. The

"01"

is the

order

of the

preset

station

(1-20).

3.)

Or

you

may

press

the Preset

v or

r(+ or

-)

button on

Front

Panel

or M-UP

or

M-DN

on

remote control

to

select

your

desire

preset

station number.

4.)

Press

the

M/Set

button to store the

station.

5.)

Repeat step 1.)

to 4.) for

the

preset

stations.

Helpful hints: lt

you

store more than 20 FM

stations, the new stations will replace

the 1st

preset

stations.

TO LISTEN TO A PRESET

RADIO

STATION

'1.

)

Press the FUNCTION

(CD/Tuner)

switch until TUNER is

displayed.

2.) Press the BAND

button to select AM/FM.

3.

)

Press the PRESET

+ or

-

button on

Front

Panel or M-DN

/ M-UP

on

remote

control unit to select the

preset

station.

PLAYING

COMPACT DISCS

1.) Press

the ON/OFF

button to turn ON the unit.

2.) Press the Function (CD

/ Tuner)

switch to select

playing

in

CD

mode.

3.)

Press

the l OPEN/CLOSE

button to open the

CD drawer. Place a CD

onto

the

CD tray with

the label side up and then

press

the a OPEN/CLOSE button

to close it. The

CD will

be scanned and the total number of tracks

will be

displayed.

4.)

Press the ,l PLAY/PAUSE

button

to

start

playing

the

CD.

The current

track

appears in the display.

5.)Adjust volume

by

pressing

the VOLUME

+/- buttons.

l/ote: Do not

push

the

CD drawer to close

it.

Io pause

playback

l.)

Press the

X PLAY/PAUSE

button, > indicator

blinks, and

playback

is

paused.

2.)To

resume

playback,

press

the

>ll

PLAY/PAUSE

button again.

To stop playback

Press

I STOP button,

total track number appears,

and

playback

stops.

To

skip to different

track

1.) To

SKIP to the beginning

of the current track,

press

the i{< button once.

2.) To

SKIP

to

any earlier track,

press

the

i( button certain times to reach.

3.) To

SKIP to any later

track,

press

the >, button

certain

times

to reach.

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To

fast

forward or fast reverse

to particular

point

1.)

To scan

foruvard at high speed,

press

and hold the >N

button

and

release

it at

the desired

point.

2.)

To scan

backward at high speed,

press

and

hold

the

i<<button

and

release

it at

the desired

point.

Repeat

playback

This

function

will allow

a single

track or

the

entire CD

1) To

repeating

the

current

track

to be

played

repeatedly.

' Press

the

REPEAT

button

until

"RPT"

blinks,

the current

track

will

be

played

repeatedly.

. Select

a

desired different

track to

be

repeated

by

pressing

the

>N / t{<

button.

2l To

repeat

the

entire

CD

' Press

the REPEAT button

until

"RPT"

alight.

All tracks

will

be

played

repeatedly.

3) To cancel

repeat

play

' Press

the REPEAT button

until

"RPT"

disappears.

CD

random

playback

This function

will allow to

play

the CD

in randomly order.

lVote.'Random

playback

can only

be selected

while the

player

is in the stop

mode.

1)

Press the RANDOM button

to

play

the tracks

in random

order, "RDM"

indicator appears

in the display,

press

>tl

button,

random

playback

starts.

When all

tracks

have been

played,

the

player

stops and

the display

shows

the total

tracks.

2)

Io cancel

Random

playback, press

STOP il button,

the

tracks,

"RDM"

indicator disappears

from

the display. display

shows

total

CD

programmable

playback

;

)

To

program

as desired

A

program

of

up

to 20 tracks can

a.

When the

unit

is

ON

and

in the

CD

is

STOPPED.

preset

order.

Press the M/Set

button.

"0"

and

"MEMORY"

will

blink

in

the

display.

Press the ;{<

I * buttons

to select

the desired

track.

For example,

to

play

track

NO .2

first,

the display

would

look

like

this:

be

programmed

to

play

in a

CD

MODE,

make

sure

the

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Press

the

M/Set

button

to

store

the

track

in memory.

d.

To

add additional tracks,

repeat

steps

b&c

(up

to

20

tracks).

e.

To

start

playback,

press

the >t PLAY/PAUSE

button.

2) To

check the

program

. After setting,

press

the >it PLAY/PAUSE

button to

start

ptaying,

then

press

the

K</

>lbuttons

to

check the

programmed

tracks;

or in

STOP mode,

press

M/Set

button repeatedly

to check

the

programmed

tracks.

3)

To

add additionaltracks

during

program

mode:

. Press

the M/Set

button repeatedly

until the

number

of the last

programmed

track

appears and repeat

steps b

to

d above.

4) To change

the

programmed

tracks during

program

mode:

. Press the M/Set

button repeatedly

to select the number

of the

program,

then

press

the l( / >>|

buttons to

alter the track. Press the M/Set

button to register

the newly

programmed

track

into memory.

5)

To

erase the whole

program,

do one of the following:

. Press the

STOP

t button,

or

. Open the

CD compartment

by

pressing

the l OPEN/CLOSE

button.

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can use REPEAT

function during PROGRAM PLAY.

XBASS FUNCTION

Press XBASS

to activate XBASS

function during

playing.

"XBASS"

indicator

appears on the

display.

SETTING THE

COOKING

TIMER

l.)

Press

the

TIMER

(+10

or +1)

buttons to

select

your

desired time

from

1-99

minutes.CooKlNG

TIMER

indicator

blinks.

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2.)

Wtren the

preset

time

elapses,

the ALARM

will

sound.

CANCELLATION

OF COOKING

TIMER

if

you

want to

cancel the

preset

COOKING

TIMER:

- When it's

counting down,

press

and

hold

Timer Off button for 2 seconds.

- When

the

preset

time

elapses,

and

the Alarm is ringing,

just

press

Timer

Off

button.

Otherwise

the

ALARM

will automaticallv turn off

after 60 minutes if no

button

is

pressed.

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MUTE

FUNTION

To

cut

off

the sound

from speaker

temporarily,

press

the

MUTE

button,

MUTE

indicator

appears

on

the display. Press

MUTE button

again to cancel

mute

function

and

restore

the sound

from speaker.

COMPACT

DISC CARE

. To

remove a disc

from its storage case,

press

down

on the

center

of the

case

and

lift the disc

out, holding it carefully

by

the edges.

Fingerprints

and

dust should be

carefully

wiped

off

the disc's

recorded

surface

with a

soft cloth.

Unlike conventional

records,

compact

discs

have

no

grooves

to collect

dust and

microscopic debris,

so

gently

wiping

with

a soft

cloth

should

remove

most

particles.

Wipe

in a straight

line

from

the

inside

to

the outside

of

the

disc. Srnall

dust

particles

and

light

stains

will

have absolutely

no

effect

on

reproduction

quality.

' Clean

the disc

periodically

with a soft,

lint-free,

dry cloth.

Never use

detergents

or abrasive

cleaners

to clean

the disc.

lf necessary,

use

a CD

cleaning

kit.

. Never

write on or

affix

labels

to

the surface

of

compact

discs.

CAUTION

Never allow any

water or

other liquids

to

get

inside

the

unit while cleaning.

To

reduce the

risk of

fire, do not

place

any

heating

or cooking

product

beneath

this

unit.

CLEANING

THE UNIT

. Do not

use

volatile chemicals on

this

unit. Clean

by

lightly wiping

with

a dry soft

cloth.

. Keep the CD

Drawer

closed to

keep dust

out of

the unit.

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HANDLING THE

CD

. Only

touch the

CD on the edge

to avoid finger

prints

on the underside

of the

CD.

. Do

not

stick

paper

or tape on the

underside

of the

CD,

and

do not write

anything

on the underside of the

disc.

CD LENS CARE

. When

your

CD

lens

gets

dirty it can also cause the

unit to output

poor

sound

quality.

To

clean the lens

you

will need to

purchase

a

CD

lens

cleaner.

For

instructions

on cleaning the

CD

lens, refer to the instructions

accompanying

the CD lens

cleaner.

Should

this

unit exhibit

a

problem,

check the

following

before seeking

service.

"

appears

on

the display. No disc inserted.

Insert

a suitable disc.

Replace/clean

CD.

CD-R(W)

is

blank or disc is not

finalized.

Moisture has

condensed in the

player.

Remove

the

disc

and

leave the

player power-on

until the moisture

evaporates.

NO

SOUND. Check

whether the

set is connected

securely.

Make

sure the set is not in the

MUTE mode. lf

it is,

press

MUTE

to turn

on

the

speaker.

Check

whether

the volume on the

set has been

set

to the lowest level.

lf it has, turn

up

the volume.

CD-ROM disc inserted/CD

contains non-audio files.

Use CD Audio discs

only.

The

system

does not react when

buttons are

pressed. Remove

and reconnect

the AC

power

plug

and

switch

on the

system again.

Remote

control

does not work. Remove

the

protective

plastic

tab

before

using

the

remote

control.

Reduce

the distance

between the

remote control

and

the set.

Replace the

battery.

Point the remote

control directly towards the remote

sensor.

fladio

reception

is

poor. The FM

antenna is

built

in to

the

AC

power

cord

.lf

FM reception

is weak

try varying

the

position

and

direction of the

power

cord

until

you

find

the

strongest

signal.

Ihe Clock

setting is

erased. Power has

been interrupted

or the

power

cord

has

been disconnected. Reset the

clock.

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There

are

no

user serviceable

parts

inside

this

radio.

please

refer all

service

problems

to a

qualified

service

facility.

Care

Of Cabinets

lf the cabinet

becomes

dusty

the exterior

with

a soft dust

cloth only.

Never use dusting

sprays

or

polishes

on

the cabinet.

lf the

cabinet

becomes

dirty

or smudged

with

fingerprints

it may be

wiped with

a

soft cloth that has been

slightly

dampened

with a

mild soap

and

water solution.

Always disconnect

the

AC

power

cord

from the

AC outlet

before

cleaning,

and

never allow any

liquid

to

get

inside

the

cabinet.

m

Ymer,ron,

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PLEASE CALL:

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PLEASE

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Radio

Corp.,

Consumer

Affairs

Dept.,

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Drive,

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WARRAN{TY

Emerson

Radio

Cotp. warrants

matufbcturing

defbcts

in

original

material.

inclucling

original

parts

md workmznship,

under

normal

use

and

conditions,

fbr

a

period

of

ninety

(90)

days

fiorn

the date

of original

purchase

in

the

U.S. With

yolrr

dated

proof

of purchase.

rve will provide

repair service

at no

charge

fbr labor and

parts

at an

authorized

Depot

Repair Facility,

or replace the

product

in

our discretion.

For

repair

or

replacement,

pack

your

unit

in

a

padded

box, enclose

your

check or

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Radio

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(not

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by

Califbrnia

residents)

to

cover

shipping

and handling

costs,, iurd cnclose a

copy

of

your

proof

of purchase.

Send

your

unit to:

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lrving,

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misuse,

abuse, accident,

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instructions,

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facility,

or

products

purchased,

used, serviced

or

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States.

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The

Serial

Number

of this unit

is located

on the label

on

the

back of the

cabinet.

Please

take

a moment

now

to write

this

Serial Number

in the

space

provided

below.

You

may

be

asked for this

number

when

calling

for

service

assistance.

Model No:

CKD1612

Serial

Number:

21

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