Operating Elements; Commissioning; Inserting The Batteries - Silvercrest KH 2189 Instrucciones De Uso

Thunderstorm warning!
Before a storm and/or a thunderstorm with
a risk of lightning, please separate the device from
the electrical power source!
Note:
Check the condition of the battery for power-
failure protection annually, and replace it if
necessary.
Note:
This device is equipped with non-slip rubber feet.
As furniture surfaces may be made of a variety of
materials and are treated with many different
types of cleaning agents, it cannot be completely
ruled out that some substances contain ingre-
dients which may corrode the rubber rests and
soften them.
If possible place an anti-slip material under the
feet of the device.

Operating elements

q
Power cable
w
Battery compartment (on the underside)
e
Cable aerial
TIME
r button
HOUR
t
button
MIN.
y
button
SNOOZE
u button
SLEEP
i
button
AL. ON
o
button
AL. OFF
a button
s
Display
d
Frequency scale
f Waveband selector switch
TUNING
g
-Regulator
AUTO/OFF/ON
h
Slider switch
j Volume regulator
FM/AM
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Commissioning

Setup
• Unpack the radio alarm and all ancillaries.
• Remove all transport restraints and adhesive
tape/films.
Attention!
Do not permit small children to play with the
plastic packaging. There is a risk of suffocation!
• Position the radio alarm on a level and horizontal
surface.

Inserting the batteries

Power-cut protection
Through the insertion of a 9 V block battery (Type
6LR61/6F22) you will avoid that, in the event of a
power failure, the functioning of the device is inter-
rupted and, as a result, saved settings, such as time
and alarm time, are lost. The battery ensures that
the radio alarm continues to function with an emer-
gency operation, also during a power failure.
On restoration of the power supply, the correct
time will appear automatically on the display
Note:
The alarm, radio and display do not function
with battery-power.
• Open the battery compartment
9 V block battery (Type 6LR61/6F22).
Note:
Rechargable batteries cannot be charged via
the battery connection. In the event of an extended
power cut (several hours), the clock and alarm
times must be checked and possibly re-adjusted.
s .
w and insert a