Silvercrest KH 2322 Operating instructions

Retro Wooden Radio KH 2322
Operating instructions
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List of Contents Page
Intended use 4
Technical data 4
Package contents 4
Safety instructions 4
Operating elements 5
Connections 5
Setting the clock 6
Radio reception 6
Setting the alarm 7
Switching the alarm ON 7
Switching the alarm OFF 7
Sleep-Timer 7
External audio sources 8
Using headphones 8
Cleaning and care 8
Disposal 9
Important Warranty Notices 9
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Retro Wooden Radio KH 2322
Intended use
This appliance is intended for the recep­tion of FM / AM radio transmissions and for use as an alarm clock, using either signal tones or the radio itself. This appliance is intended for use in domestic settings only. It is not suitable for use in commercial or industrial applications.
Technical data
Mains voltage: 230 V AC / 50 Hz Batteries : 2x1,5V Mignon
(R6 / LR6 / AA)
(Not supplied) Power consumption : 15 W Frequency ranges: AM (MW) : 530 – 1600 KHz FM (USW) : 87.5 - 108 MHZ Alarm functions : Radio,
alarm signal Operating temperature range : +5°... +40°C
Delivery Contents
Retro Wooden Radio KH2322 Operating instructions
Safety instructions
To avoid fatal injury through electric
shock:
• Ensure that the power cable never becomes wet or damp during opera­tion. Lay the cable such that it cannot be pinched or otherwise damaged. Should the power cable become da­maged, have it repaired by customer service before continuing to use the appliance.
• Do not place candles or other open fire sources on the appliance.
• Use the appliance only in dry rooms.
• Never allow fluids or objects of any kind to enter into the appliance.
• Do not place water-filled receptacles (e.g. flower vases) on the appliance.
• Position the appliance close to an electrical wall socket. Make sure that the wall socket is easily accessible
• Do not use an extension cable. In ca­ses of danger, the plug must be quickly and easily accessible.
• You may not open the casing or re­pair the appliance yourself. Should you do so, appliance safety can no longer be assured and the warranty will become void. Repairs are to be carried out exclusively by a specialist firm or the service centre.
To avoid burn and other injuries:
• Place the appliance in an open and well-ventilated area so that heat pockets cannot be created inside the appliance.
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• Never cover the ventilation openings!
• Avoid close proximity to heat sources, e.g. direct solar radiation, heaters and other appliances etc.!
• Do not allow children or elderly per­sons to use the appliance unsupervised, they are not always able to correctly assess the potential dangers.
Electro-magnetic fields
This appliance lies below the maximum legal limits for electric smog, even within the casing! However, should you still have doubts about installing it in the bedroom:
• You will be quite safe if you place the appliance about half a meter from the bed. At this distance the fields are no longer extant, even for those who are electro-magnetic sensitive.
Notice: Check the batteries of the
power failure protection system at least once per year and replace them if necessary.
This appliance is fitted with anti-slip
rubber pads. As furniture upper sur­faces comprise of various materials and are cleaned with various types of polishes and/or cleaning agents, it cannot be completely excluded that some of these substances con­tain components that could attack the rubber pads and soften them. If necessary, place an anti-slip mat under the rubber pads of the appliance.
Operating elements
Button AL. SETButton TIMEButton SLEEPButton SNOOZEButton HOURButton MINUTEButton AL. ON/OFFDisplayRotating switch (AUX, ON, OFF/AUTO)TUNING adjusterVolume adjuster VOLUME Waveband selector (FM / AM)Headphone connection 3,5mmAUX IN connectionBattery compartment Power cable Wire aerial
Connection
Before operating the appliance, satisfy yourself that it appears to be in good working condition. If not, it may not be used.
Power failure protection
By the insertion of two 1,5V batteries Type Mignon (R6/LR6/AA) you can avoid the loss of time and alarm setting in the event of a mains power failure. On the return of mains power the correct time will automatically appear in the Display .
Notice: The alarm, radio and display
do not function with battery-power only.
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Open the battery compartment  at
the rear of the appliance and insert two 1,5V batteries Typ Mignon (R6/LR6/AA).
Insert the power plug into the power
socket. Select a wall power socket that is at all times easily accessible so that the plug can be immediately with­drawn in the event of a malfunction.
Notice: Rechargable batteries cannot
be charged via the battery connec­tion. In the event of an extended power failure (several hours), the clock and alarm times must be checked and possibly re-adjusted.
Setting the clock
When you first take the appliance into use, or the time must be adjusted, pro­ceed as follows:
NOTE: The time and alarm settings
can be made without the insertion of batteries, however, the appliance then needs to be connected to mains power. The power failure protection is not in effect.
Whilst you hold the button TIME
pressed down:
Press several times in succession, or
simply hold down, the button HOUR to adjust the hours.
Release the button HOUR  when
the desired hour setting is shown in the Display  .
Press several times in succession,
or simply hold down, the button MINUTE to adjust the minutes.
Release the button MINUTE  when
the desired minute setting is shown in the Display  .
The adjusted time is automatically taken over as soon as the button TIME is re­leased.
Radio Reception
Turn the rotating switch  to the
position ON.
Turn the volume adjuster VOLUME
to a middle position.
Select the desired wavelength
(FM/AM) with the Waveband selector .
Now tune in to the desired radio station,
by turning the TUNING adjuster .
NOTE: To improve the reception of
radio stations transmitting in FM fre­quencies, move the end of the wire aerial slowly in various directions. When you have found the best recep­tion from the desired transmitter, fix the wire aerial into this position e.g. with adhesive tape. An aerial is built into the appliance for the reception of AM transmitters . For improved reception, alter the actual position of the appliance in radio operation.
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Adjusting Alarm Settings
If the clock is set correctly, as described above:
NOTE: The time and alarm settings
can be made without the insertion of batteries, however, the appliance then needs to be connected to mains power. The power failure protection is not in effect.
Whilst holding down the button AL.
SET  :
Press several times in succession, or
simply hold down, the button HOUR to adjust the hours.
Release the button HOUR  when
the desired hour setting is shown in the Display  .
Press several times in succession, or
simply hold down, the button MINUTE , to adjust the minutes.
Release the button MINUTE  when
the desired hour setting is shown in the Display  .
You will be awakened by the radio if ... the volume adjuster VOLUME  is set
at a volume level that will wake you.
You will be awakened by the signal tone if... the volume adjuster VOLUME is
turned so far down that it has switched itself off with an audible click, i.e. it is in the position BUZZ.
Switching the Alarm OFF
Press the button SNOOZE , and the
alarm will repeat itself after 5 minutes.
Shortly press the button AL. ON/OFF
to activate the alarm function for the next day. In the Display ALARM is still to be seen.
Press the button AL. ON/OFF  twice
to completely deactivate the alarm function. In the Display the ALARM sign disappears.
The adjusted alarm time is automatically taken over as soon as the button AL. SET is released.
Switching the Alarm ON
If the clock and alarm time are set correctly, as described above: Set the rotating switch  into the
position OFF/AUTO.
Press the button AL. ON/OFF  to
switch on the alarm function. In the
Display appears ALARM.
Sleep Timer
If you would like to listen to the radio for a while before going to sleep and would like the radio to switch itself off: Place the rotating switch  into the
positionOFF/AUTO.
Press the button SLEEP . The radio
switches itself on after ca. 2-3 seconds and plays for 90 minutes. In the Display , SLEEP blinks for several seconds.
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For as long as the notification SLEEP
is blinking in the Display you can, through repeated pressing of the but­ton SLEEP , shorten the switch-off time to 60, 30 or 10 minutes.
Through once again pressing the button
SLEEP the notification SLEEP dis­appears from the Display and the switch-off period is deactivated. The radio continues to play.
Place the rotating switch  into the
position ON ,and then back again to the position OFF/AUTO, to switch the radio off.
External audio sources
You can connect external audio sources to this appliance with a 3,5 mm jack plug.
• Connect the audio output of the
external audio source to the AUX IN connection .
• Adjust the rotary switch to the
position AUX.
• The signals from the external audio
source will now be reproduced over the loudspeakers.
Using headphones
You can connect headphones to the appliance with a 3,5 mm jack plug. The headphone connection socket is loca­ted at the rear of the appliance. When headphones are connected, the loud­speakers are deactivated and sounds can only be heard over the headphones.
Insert the 3,5 mm jack plug into the
headphone connection socket .
Warning!: To avoid hearing damage when using headphones do not set the volume level too high.
Cleaning and Care
Attention - Danger of an electric
shock:
Before cleaning the appliance: Remove the power plug from the
power socket.
Never open the housing. There are
no user-servicable elements inside.
Clean the applicance only with a
lightly moistened cloth.
Do not use detergents or solvents.
These could damage the plastic surfaces.
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Disposal
Do not dispose of the appliance in your normal domestic waste.
Dispose of the appliance through an approved disposal centre or at your com­munity waste facility. Observe the cur­rently applicable regulations. In case of doubt, consult your local disposal facility. First of all, remove the batteries before disposing of the appliance. Old batteries should not be disposed of with the house­hold waste. Return old batteries to your dealer, or take them to the nearest re­cycling point.
Important Warranty Notices
This appliance entitles you to a warranty of 3 years from the date of purchase. Should you have cause for complaint, despite our high quality standards, please contact our Service-Hotline. If it is not possible to resolve your complaint over the telephone, you will receive from there:
• a processing number (RMA-Number)
as well as
• an address to which you can send
your appliance for repair under war­ranty.
Please include a copy of your purchase receipt with all postal submissions. The device should be packed in a manner that is safe for transportation and the RMA number should be directly visible. Products sent in without the RMA number cannot be processed.
Note: Warranty claims are only valid
for material or manufacturing de­fects . Warranty claims are not valid
• for parts subject to wear and tear.
• for damages to breakable parts such as switches and batteries.
This product is intended solely for private use, not for commercial applications. In cases of mis-use and improper handling, use of force and for modifications or repairs not carried out by our customer service affiliates, the warranty becomes void. Your statutory rights of warranty are not affected by the provisions of this warranty.
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Warranty
Retro Wooden Radio KH 2322
In order to ensure free repair, please contact the service hotline Keep your purchase receipt ready for this purpose.
Please write the sender's address clearly:
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Telephone
Fill in this section and submit it with the appliance!
Date/Signature
DES Ltd
Tel.: 0870/787-6177 e-mail: support.uk@kompernass.com www.mysilvercrest.de
Kompernass Service Ireland
Tel: 087-99 62 077 e-mail: support.ie@kompernass.com www.mysilvercrest.de
Defect description:
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Kompernaß GmbH · Burgstr. 21 · D-44867 Bochum
www.kompernass.com
ID no.: KH2322-07/06-V2
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