Silvercrest KH2351 User manual

KOMPERNASS GMBH

BURGSTRASSE 21 • D-44867 BOCHUM

www.kompernass.com

ID-NR.: KH2351-08/08-V2

RETRO RADIO

Instruction Manual

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- 1 -

Read these operating instructions carefully before using the

device for the rst time and preserve this booklet for later refer-

ence. Pass this booklet on to whoever might acquire the device

at a future date.

Index Page

Intended Use 2

Items supplied 2

Technical data 2

Please read the safety instructions 3

The operating elements 7

Taking the device into use 7

Switching the device on and off 8

Headphone operation 9

Cleaning and care 9

Disposal 9

CE Conformity 10

Importer 10

Important Warranty Notices 11

- 2 -

Intended Use

This portable radio device is intended exclusively for the recep-

tion of radio transmissions. The device is not intended for use in

commercial or industrial environments. No warranty claims will

be granted for damage resulting from improper use!

Items supplied

1 Portable radio device

1 Mains adapter

1 Operating instruction booklet

Technical data

Mains adapter:

Model number: D41V0600800

Input: 230 V ~50Hz, 55mA

Output : 6 V , 800mA

Protection class: II/

Power supply: via the supplied mains adapter or

from 4 x 1.5 V Batteries (Type C/

Baby/LR14, not supplied)

Frequency ranges: VHF, MW, SW, LW

Max. output voltage at the

headphone socket: 20-40mV

Dimensions (W x H x D): 21.7 x 13 x 7.7 cm

Weight : 480 g approx.

Operating temperature: + 5° ~35°C

Storage temperature : — 20° ~60°C

Humidity: 5 ~90 %, no condensation

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Please read the safety instructions

Do not permit children to handle electrical devices without •

supervision, they cannot correctly assess the possible risks

of injury.

Check the device and all parts for visible damages. Should

•

the device become damaged, immediately remove the plug

from the wall socket. Then arrange for the device to be

checked by Customer Services.

Risk of electric shock

Connect the device only to power sockets supplying a mains •

voltage of 230 V ~/50 Hz when using the supplied mains

adapter.

Do not operate the device if the mains adapter, the adapt-

•

er's power cable or the device itself is damaged. Arrange

for a defective mains adapter to be repaired or replaced as

soon as possible by Customer Services.

NEVER open the device. There are no user-servicable ele-

•

ments inside. Should you do so, the safety of the device may

be compromised and the warranty becomes void.

NEVER submerse the device in water. Wipe it only with a

•

slightly damp cloth.

Protect the product from moisture. Use it only in dry rooms,

•

do not use it outdoors or close to liquids.

Ensure that neither the device nor the mains adapter could

•

become wet or damp or sustain any other damage during

use.

Notice regarding power disconnection

•

To completely separate the device from mains power, the

mains adapter must be unplugged from the wall socket.

- 4 -

For this reason, the device should be placed at a location

where unobstructed access to the power socket is assured

at all times, so that you are able to immediately remove the

plug in the event of an emergency. To eliminate the risk of

re, prevent unintended activation and save energy costs,

the mains adapter should be unplugged from the wall socket

when the device is not in use. The mains adapter consumes

power even when the radio is switched o.

Always grasp the mains adapter directly when you wish to

•

unplug it. Do not pull on the cable and never touch the mains

adapter with wet hands, this could result in a short circuit or

you receiving an electric shock. Do not place furniture or other

objects on the cable of the mains adapter, and ensure that it

cannot become trapped. Never tie knots in the power cable,

and do not join it to other cables. Lay the mains adapter cable,

and also the headphone cable, so that no one can step on

or trip over it. A damaged mains adapter can cause a re

or electric shock. Check the mains adapter from time to time.

Should it become damaged, contact your nearest authorised

customer service centre or your dealer to have it replaced.

When a storm and/or thunderstorm with the risk of lightning

•

threatens, please disconnect the mains adapter from the

power socket.

 Riskofre!

Do not use the device near hot surfaces.•

Do not operate or store the device in hot locations and do not •

subject the applianice to direct sunlight or strong articial light

sources. Otherwise, it may overheat and become irreparably

damaged.

- 5 -

Do not place open re sources, such as candles, on the •

device.

Do not leave the device unattended at any time when it is

•

in use.

To avoid overheating, do not use the device under coverings.

•

 Riskofpersonalinjury!

Listening to music with head or earphones for long periods •

and at high volume levels can lead to hearing damage! For

your own protection, we recommend that you do not adjust

the sound level too high.

Keep batteries well away from children. Children can put

•

batteries into their mouths and swallow them. If a battery is

swallowed medical assistance must be sought IMMEDIATELY.

The device can also be operated with batteries. When

•

interacting with batteries, please observe the following:

Riskofexplosion!

Do not throw batteries into a re.•

Do not recharge batteries. •

Never open batteries, never solder or weld batteries. •

The risk of explosions and injuries exists!

Regularly check the condition of the batteries. Leaking

•

batteries can cause damage to the device.

If you do not intend to use the device for an extended

•

period, remove the batteries.

In the event of the batteries leaking acids, wear protective

•

gloves when removing the batteries. Then clean the battery

compartment and the battery contacts with a dry cloth.

- 6 -

 Accidenthazard!

Do not operate the device if it has sustained a fall or is da-•

maged in any way. Arrange for the device to be checked

and/or repaired by qualied technicians.

This device is not intended for use by individuals (including

•

children) with restricted physical, physiological or intellectual

abilities or deciencies in experience and/or knowledge

unless they are supervised by a person responsible for their

safety or receive from this person instruction in how the device

is to be used. Children should be supervised to ensure that

they do not play with the device.

Riskofsuocation!

Do not leave packaging material lying unattended. Plastic •

foils and bags and pieces of styropor etc. are not toys, they

can be dangerous for small children.

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The operating elements

qTelescopic aerial

w Carrying handle

e TUNING - transmitter calibration

r Station dial

t Loudspeaker

y DC 6V - Connection for the mains adapter

u Headphone output

i OFF/VOLUME - On/O switch, sound volume

regulator

o FM - Frequency selector button - VHF

aMW - Frequency selector button - MW

sLW - Frequency selector button - LW

d SW - Frequency selector button - KW

fMains adapter

gBattery compartment cover

Taking the device into use

First take all device components from the packaging and >

remove all packing foil and tape.

Connecting the mains adapter

Insert the plug of the mains adapter

>finto the connection

for the power supply voltage yon the device.

Then insert the plug of the mains adapter

>finto a correctly

installed mains power wall socket supplying 230 V ~/50 Hz.

Battery operation

As an alternative to operation with the mains adapter f, the

device can also be operated with batteries (batteries not sup-

plied).

- 8 -

Open the battery compartment >gon the rear of the device.

Insert 4 x 1.5V batteries of the type "C/Baby/LR14" as per

the insertion markings shown in the battery compartment g.

Pay heed to the correct poling of the batteries, otherwise the

device will not function and could even be damaged.

Close and secure the battery compartment

>g.

Leaking batteries can cause damage to the radio. If you do

not intend to use the device for an extended period, remove

the batteries.

Switching the device on and o

To switch the device on, turn the >On/O switch - sound

volume regulator i clockwise over a small resistance.

Press the respective button

FM = Very high frequency >o,

MW = Medium wave >a,

LW = Long wave >s, or

SW = Short wave >d,

to select the desired

> frequency range .

For VHF reception, extend the telescope aerial

>qto its full

length and then determine its best positioning.

For reception of the remaining frequency ranges, the radio is

tted with a built-in aerial. To improve reception, if necessary

turn the radio until it is in the most favourable position.

Turn the transmitter calibration TUNING

>eto receive the

desired radio station. Use the station dial for orientation.

Select the desired sound volume using the

> sound volume

regulator i.

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