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Comfort Controls and

Audio

Systems

6.

Turn the lower knob until the fifth and

sixth digits

of

your code appear,

7.

Press the lower knob. The clock

display will appear and the unit will

work. If

“LOC”

shows, the numbers

did not match and the unit is still

locked.

How

to

Change

Your Security

Code

You

can change your security code by

following these steps:

1.

Using your old code, follow the

directions given under “Shutting

Off

the Theft-Deterrent Feature.”

2. Repeat directions of “Setting Your

Security Code” with your new

security code.

Understanding Radio Reception

FM

Stereo

FM

stereo will give you the best sound.

But

FM

signals will reach only about

10

to

40

miles

(16

to

65

km). And, tall

buildings or hills can interfere with

FM

signals, causing

the

sound to come

and go.

I

AM

The range for most AM stations

is

greater

than for

FM,

especially at night. The

longer range, however, can cause stations

to interfere with each other. AM can pick

up noise from things like storms and

power lines. Try reducing the treble to

reduce this noise if you ever get it.

AM

Stereo

This means the Delco@ system can

receive C-QUAM@ stereo broadcasts.

Many

AM

stations around the country use

C-QUAM@ to produce stereo, though

some do not. (C-QUAM@

is

a registered

trademark of Motorola, Inc.) If your

Delco@ system can get C-QUAM@, your

“STEREO”

light will come on when

you’re receiving it.

Care

of

Your

Cassette Tape

Player

A tape player that is not cleaned regularly

can cause reduced sound quality, ruined

cassettes, or a damaged mechanism.

Cassette tapes should be stored in their

cases away from contaminants, direct

sunlight, and extreme heat. If they aren’t,

they may not operate properly or cause

failure of the tape player.

Your tape player should

be

cleaned

regularly each month or after every

15

hours of use.

If

you notice a reduction in

sound quality, try a known good cassette

to see if the tape or the tape player

is

at

fault. If this other cassette has no

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