Crown CCR113 User Guide

CD and Radio Alarm Clock Model CCR113

guidelines for use

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120 people every day lose their sight. Almost one person in sixty

Every year hundreds of babies are

found to have serious eye disease

Please help, by using the donation form at the back of this booklet.

in Britain is blind or partially sighted.

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The battle against blindness

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ALARM CLOCK RADIO AND CD PLAYER

CD DOOR

VOLUME CONTROL

FUNCTION SELECTOR
switches between the
CD Player, AM, FM or
Buzz.

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TUNING CONTROL

DISPLAY SCREEN

SNOOZE

CD SEARCH FORWARD/
HOUR SET

ALARM SET 1

PLAY/PAUSE

STOP

FREQUENCY

DISPLAY

CD SEARCH BACKWARDS/

MINUTE SET

CD/RADIO ON/OFF

ALARM SET 2

FUNCTION CONTROLS

CD/RADIO ON/OFF

LED

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BEFORE USE

Please read these guidelines and the SAFETY
section on pages 9 & 10 carefully, before
using your new CD/radio alarm clock.

Mains Connection

1 Check that the voltage indicated on the rating

plate on the bottom of your CD/Radio Alarm
Clock corresponds to the voltage of your mains
electricity supply.

2 Take the AC mains lead and insert the plug into

a wall socket.

Battery Backup

Your CD/Radio Alarm Clock is equipped with a battery
back up system. It requires a 9V battery (not included)
to protect the time settings during a power failure or
when the mains plug is accidentally removed.

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1 Ensure that the mains lead is unplugged from

the wall socket.

2 Open the Battery Compartment, located on the

bottom of your CD/Radio Alarm Clock by
pushing down the latch in the direction of the
arrow.

3 Insert a 9 Volt battery (not supplied) to the

battery cap.

4 Replace the Battery Compartment making sure

that the latch has snapped back into place.

Note:If a power failure occurs your CD/Radio

Alarm Clock will automatically switch to the battery
power supply. In battery mode the Clock and Alarm
settings will be maintained; although the Display,
Alarm, CD and Radio functions will not operate
until full power is resumed. Then your CD/Radio
Alarm Clock will automatically switch back to mains
electrical supply and the Display will show the time
again. The clock might have gained or lost a few
minutes and may need to be reset.

Caution

To prevent battery leakage, which may possibly
result in damage, observe the following
precautions:

• If you do not intend using your CD/Radio
Alarm Clock for a long time, remove the
battery.

• When your battery is finished, you must
dispose of it in a safe manner which complies
with applicable laws.

• Replace the battery every 9 to 12 months.

BATTERY
COMPARTMENT

LATCH

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