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| Radio displays the current time. | |||||||||||||||
2 | Turn the radio on. | Radio displays a current station for approximately 5 seconds and then the current time. | |||||||||||||||
3 | Turn the headlamp switch to the PARK position. |
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6 | Depress the RECALL button. | Radio display toggles between the tuner and the clock. | Radio Control Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
7 | Adjust the BASS control to the high and the low positions. | Music attenuates between high and low bass frequencies. | Radio Control Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
8 | Adjust the TREB control to the high and the low positions. | Music attenuates between high and low treble frequencies. | Radio Control Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
9 | Return BASS and TREB control buttons to the neutral position. | Music returns to nominal bass and treble frequencies. | Radio Control Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
10 | Press the AUTO TONE button seven times. | Auto tone cycles through the following presets:
| Radio Control Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
11 | Press the BAND button up to access the FM1 and the FM2 bands. | The radio stations on the FM1 and FM2 bands appear on the display. | Radio Control Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
12 | Press the BAND button down to access the AM band. | The radio stations on the AM band appear on the display. | Radio Control Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
13 | Press and hold the SCAN button for 2-3 seconds. | Each of the presets are scanned for a few seconds and continues until the button is pressed again. | Radio Control Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
14 | Press and hold HR or MIN until the time display begins to change. | The time display begins to move. There is approximately a 2 second delay before the clock goes into the time-set mode. | Radio Control Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
15 | Insert a known good cassette tape into the tape player. | Cassette tape plays and sound is heard from the speakers. | Tape Player Weak, Slow, or Garbled Output Tape Player Inoperative refer to: | ||||||||||||||
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| Tape Player Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
17 | Press the FWD button. | Cassette tape will fast forward and then reverse. | Tape Player Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
18 | Press the REV button. | Cassette tape will reverse. | Tape Player Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
19 | Press the AM/FM button. | Sound toggles from the cassette tape player to the radio tuner. | Tape Player Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
20 | Press the EJECT button. | Cassette tape player will eject tape. | Tape Player Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
21 | Insert a known compact disc (CD) into the CD player. | CD plays and sound is heard from the speakers. | CD Player Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
22 | Press the TUNE-SEEK button. | CD moves to next selection and plays. | CD Player Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
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| CD Player Inoperative | ||||||||||||||
* Refer to the appropriate symptom diagnostic table for the applicable abnormal result. |