KH 2389 - Car stereo SILVERCREST - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Car radio with MP3 player and recorder
Brand	SILVERCREST
Model	KH 2389
Power supply	13.8 V DC, consumption 10 A
Fuse	1 x flat fuse 7.5 A (in unit), 3 x fuses 8 A (power line)
Output power	Max. 4 x 45 W (speakers 4-8 Ω)
Radio receiver	PLL 3 bands: FM (87.5-108 MHz), MW (530-1600 kHz), LW (144-290 kHz)
Radio presets	FM: 18 stations (3 x 6), MW: 12 stations (2 x 6), LW: 6 stations
Supported audio formats	MP3, WMA, WAV
Playback media	CD, CD-R, CD-RW, USB (key or MP3 player), SD, MMC
Recording	MP3 or WMA to SD/MMC (source: tuner, CD)
Connectors	ISO 12 V, ISO speakers, LINE IN input (RCA), preamp outputs (RCA), CD changer connector (DIN 8-pin), antenna socket
Equalizer	4 presets (Classic, Rock, Pop, Flat) + manual bass/treble adjustments
RDS functions	AF, TA/TP, PTY, EON
Display	Blue backlit LCD screen (8 alphanumeric characters, 2 brightness levels)
Detachable panel	Yes, with anti-theft function
Remote control	IR, powered by Lithium CR2025 battery 3 V
Remote control dimensions	85 x 6 x 52 mm (L x H x D)
Cleaning	Dry cloth, no solvents
Operating temperature	Do not expose to more than 50 °C
Repairability	User-replaceable fuse; for other repairs, contact customer service
Included accessories	Remote control (with battery), storage case, DIN frame, removal keys, manual

Frequently Asked Questions - KH 2389 SILVERCREST

How to turn the KH 2389 car radio on and off?

To turn on, press the DIM/POWER button (②5) for 2 seconds. The display shows 'WELCOME'. To turn off, press the same button again for 2 seconds; the display shows 'GOODBYE' and settings are saved.

How to connect the car radio to the vehicle's electrical system?

Use an ISO connector. Connect the constant terminal (⑤1) to a permanent 12 V source, the ignition terminal (⑤3) to a 12 V source switched by the ignition, and the ground terminal (⑤4) to the chassis. Insert an 8 A fuse on each line. Ensure the 7.5 A flat fuse (④9) is in place.

What audio media can I play with this car radio?

You can play CD, CD-R, CD-RW (audio and MP3/WMA), USB keys or MP3 players (FAT format), SD and MMC cards. Supported formats are MP3, WMA and WAV.

How to record a radio broadcast to SD/MMC card?

Insert an SD or MMC card. Select the tuner source with the MD/LD button (②2). Press SCN REC (⑪) for 2 seconds, then press ENT (⑫) within 5 seconds. Recording starts. To stop, press ENT (⑫). The recording format (MP3 or WMA) is set in the function menu (REC).

How to adjust bass and treble?

Press the SEL/VOL button (②4) repeatedly until 'BAS' (bass) or 'TRE' (treble) is displayed. Turn the button to adjust the level (±10 dB). You can also use the preset equalizer (DSP) in CLASS, ROCK, POP or FLAT mode.

What to do if the display shows 'ERROR' and the device does not turn on?

First check the 7.5 A flat fuse at the back of the device. If defective, replace it with an identical one. Also check the 8 A fuses on the power cables. If the problem persists, press the RESET button (③6) with a pen. If nothing works, contact customer service.

How to use the automatic station search function?

Briefly press the ◀| (⑨) or |▶ (⑩) buttons to automatically search for the next station towards lower or higher frequencies. The search stops as soon as a received station is found.

How to store a station on a preset button?

Tune to the desired station, then press and hold one of the numbered buttons (1 to 6) for about 2 seconds. The station is saved. You can store up to 6 stations per band (FM1, FM2, FM3, MW1, MW2, LW1).

Can I use a remote control with this car radio?

Yes, an IR remote control is provided with a Lithium CR2025 battery. Point it toward the IR sensor (⑤) on the front panel. All functions are accessible except AF which can only be set on the device.

How to clean the car radio and change the remote control battery?

Clean plastic surfaces with a dry cloth. Do not use solvents. For the remote control, open the compartment on the back by pressing the release button (⑧7) and pull the battery holder (⑧6). Replace with a CR2025 battery, + side up, then reinsert the holder until it clicks.

USER MANUAL KH 2389 SILVERCREST

For your personal safety ...... Page 6

Proper Use Page 6

Features Page 6

Scope of Delivery/Supplied Accessories Page 7

Technical Information Page 7

Audio Storage Media Page 8

Safety

Important specific notes on safety ...... Page 9

Preparation...... Page 11

Assembly

Connection to the car's loudspeaker Page 11

Connection with car's 12 V DC power supply ...... Page 12

Connection with CD Changer Page 12

Connection with a Final Amplifier ...... Page 13

Connecting the vehicle's aerial ...... Page 13

Attaching to the DIN assembly bracket ...... Page 13

Attaching the control panel ...... Page 14

Operation

Turning On Page 14

Turning off Page 14

Selection and setting of sound settings ...... Page 14

Selection and setting of play functions ...... Page 15

Adjusting volume ...... Page 15

Setting 3 Band PLL Tuner Page 16

Auto station search Page 16

Manual station search Page 16

Automatic radio station search and memory ...... Page 16

Playing pre-set radio stations ...... Page 16

Fade traffic updates into play mode ...... Page 17

Playing from audio storage media

CD, CD-R and CD-RW Page 17

USB Memory Stick/MP3 Player or SD/MMC Page 18

Save/delete recording for SD or MMC.... Page 19

Remote control...... Page 20

Troubleshooting Page 20

Maintenance and Service...... Page 21

Disposal Page 21

Information

Service Page 21

Importer Page 21

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MP3-Car Radio - Recorder KH 2389

■ Introduction

For your personal safety

Please read the operating instructions carefully; to do so, unfold the pages featuring the illustrations. Pay precise attention to the notes when taking the device into operation. Should you have any further questions on how to use this car radio – recorder, please contact your national service point. Store the operating instructions safely for later reference and hand them to third parties when passing your car radio – recorder to a new user.

Proper Use

The MP3 car radio - recorder KH 2389 is designed for private use to receive radio stations broadcasting on FM/AM/LW frequencies and to play audio storage media like CD, CD-R, CD-RW, USB stick, MP3 player, SD and MMC. It is suitable to record MP3 or WMA formats on SD or MMC (not included) of the played broadcastings. The MP3 car radio recorder has a removable control panel and an IR remote control whose power is supplied exclusively with 1 x Lithium battery, type CR2025, 3 V DC. The power for the MP3 car radio - recorder must be supplied exclusively by connecting it to 12 V DC. The device is designed to connect four loudspeakers with impedance of 4 - 8 Ohm/output max. 4 x 45 W, a final amplifier and a CD changer. Any careless use or use that is not in compliance with the intended purpose of the device entails a loss of warranty.

Features

Front of Control Panel (Fig. A)

① Control panel
② ABS plastic frame

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③ CD slot
④ CD eject button
⑤ IR sensor (remote control)
⑥ Unlock button
⑦ Display
⑧ A/PS "A/PS" button
⑨ Skip button (backward)
⑩ Skip button (forward)
⑪ SCN REC• “REC./SCN” button
⑫ BD ENT "ENT/BD" button
⑬ AF "AF" button
⑭ TA "TA" button
⑮ PTY "PTY" button
⑯ 6 "6" button
⑰ 5 "5" button
⑱ 4 RDM "4/RDM" button
⑲ 3 INT "3/INT" button
⑳ 2 RPT "2/RPT" button
②1 1 PAU "1 / PAU" button
②2 ◦ MD/LD "MD/LD" button
②3 DISP "DISP" button
⑳ SEL "SEL/VOL" dial
②5 DIM "DIM/POWER"

Rear of Control Panel (see fig. B)

②6 Unlock mechanism

⑳ Cable connector

Front of MP3 Car Radio – Recorder (control panel removed) (see fig. C)

⑳ Front
⑲ SD and MMC plug-in
③0 USB plug-in
③1 CD tray
③2 Attachment point 2 x
③3 Eject mechanism
③4 Connector socket
③5 LED (red)
③6 Reset button

Front of MP3 Car Radio – Recorder (control panel and ABS plastic frame removed) (see fig. C)

③7 Unlock aperture

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Rear of MP3 Car Radio - Recorder (see fig. D)

③8 Metal casing with vents
⑲ ISO plug jack to connect loudspeaker
④0 Plug-in rear right loudspeaker (+)
④1 Plug-in rear right loudspeaker (-)
④2 Plug-in front right loudspeaker (+)
④3 Plug-in front right loudspeaker (-)
④4 Plug-in front left loudspeaker (+)
④5 Plug-in front left loudspeaker (-)
④6 Plug-in rear left loudspeaker (+)
④7 Plug-in rear left loudspeaker (-)
④8 Flat blade fuse socket
④9 Flat blade fuse 7.5 A
⑤0 ISO plug jack for 12 V DC power supply (incl. connection of powered aerial)
⑤1 Plug-in for 12 V DC constant current
⑤2 Plug-in powered aerial
⑤3 Plug-in for 12 V DC ignition current
⑤4 Plug-in minus/ground connection vehicle
⑤5 DIN 8 pole plug-jack AUX (CD changer connection)
⑤6 Fastening screw (incl. M5 nut and plain washer)
⑤7 LINE IN R-Cinch plug-jack (red/right)
⑤8 LINE IN L-Cinch plug-jack (white / left)
⑤9 REAR Cinch R-plug-jack (loudspeaker connection (red/rear right))
⑥ REAR Cinch L-plug-jack (loudspeaker connection (white/rear left))
⑥1 FRONT-Cinch-plug-jack (loudspeaker connection (red/front right))
⑥2 FRONT-Cinch-plug-jack (loudspeaker connection (white/front left))
⑥3 Aerial socket

Top of MP3 Car Radio - Recorder (see fig. E)

⑥4 Transport safety screw 2x

Front of Remote Control (see fig. F)

⑦1 VOL "VOL" button (lower)
⑦2 MODE LOUD "MODE/LOUD" button
⑦3 MP3 AS/PS "MP3 AS/PS" button
⑦4 D-UP 5 "D-UP/5" button
⑦5 D-DN 6 "D-DN/6" button
⑦6 PTY "PTY"button
⑦7 TA/TP "TA/TP" button
⑦8 DISP "DISP" button
⑦9 SCAN REC "SCAN/REC." button
⑧0 RDM 4 "4/RDM" button
⑧1 INT 3 "3/INT" button
⑧2 RPT 2 "2/RPT" button
⑧3 PAU 1 "1 / PAU" button
⑧4 BAND ENTER "BAND/ENTER" button

Rear of Remote Control (see fig. G)

⑧5 Battery compartment

⑧6 Battery holder

⑧7 Unlock button

■ Scope of Delivery / Supplied Accessories

• 1 x MP3 car radio - recorder (inclusive control panel)
- 1 x IR remote control (inclusive 1 x Lithium battery type CR2025, 3 V DC)
- 1 x storage box
- 1 x DIN assembly bracket
- 2x installation key
- 1 x operation manual

■ Technical Information

Car Radio - Recorder

Nominal voltage: 13.8 V DC (minus pole negative, connected to vehicle's chassis)

Power consumption: 10 A

Output: max. 4 x 45 W active power factor

Distortion: - 40 dB (1%)

Amplifier TAD 7386 4

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Electronic master level for: Low-frequency and high-frequency sound, loudness, fade-in/fade-out, balance

Pre-amplifier In (LINE IN)

Output: 2000 mV Impedance: 10 Ohm

Pre-amplifier Out (AUX)

Output: 2000 mV Impedance: 6 Ohm

Sound control

Bass frequency: 100 Hz ± 10 dB Mid-frequency: 1 kHz ± 10 dB High frequency: 10 kHz ± 10 dB

Connections

ISO: 12 V DC

ISO: loudspeaker (max. 2 x 2 pairs) (4 - 8 Ohm) MP3 player or memory stick with USB connection (USB 1.1 and 2.0) SD or MMC CD changer Final amplifier

Display

Liquid crystal screen (8-digit alpha-numerical Dot Matrix LCD Display) Background lighting (colour blue, 2 dimming levels)

3 Band PLL Tuner

Display: frequency band, radio stations, mono or stereo reception, pre-sets, activated EON, AF, TA/TP and mute function

FM band (FM 1, FM 2, FM 3)

Frequency band: 87.5 - 108 MHz Channel increment: 50 kHz Intermediate frequency: 10.7 MHz S/N ratio: 5μV Stereo separation: 25 dB Noise cancellation: 50 dB Pre-set stations: 18

MW Band (MW 1, MW 2)

Frequency band: 530-1600 KHz Interim frequency: 450 KHz Available sensitivity: 32 dB μV Pre-set stations: 12

LW Band (LW 1)

Frequency band: 144-290 KHz Interim frequency: 450 KHz Available sensitivity: 32 dB μV Pre-set stations: 6

Audio Storage Media

Play

Data formats: MP3 with ID3, WMA and WAV compatible Media: CD, CD-R, CD-RW, SD, MMC, USB 1.1 and 2.0 (stick or plug-in connection) Noise cancellation: >60 dB Channel separation: >50 dB Frequency range: 20 Hz-20 kHz Display: Directory, file, track, album, artist, duration Search function: File, track and starting letter are displayed Display: Directory, file, track, album, artist, duration

Recording

Data formats: MP3 or WMA Media: SD or MMC Sound source: Tuner, CD, CD-R, CD-RW Display: Directory, file, track, album, artist, duration

IR remote control

Nominal voltage: 3 V DC Power supply: approx. 30 mA 1 x Lithium battery type CR2025, 3 V DC Current consumption: approx. 30 mA Wave range: near-infrared 0.7 - 1.4 μm Dimensions: 85 x 6 x 52 mm (L x H x W)

Safety

■ Safety

Important specific notes on safety

The following notes are for your safety and satisfaction in operating the device. Please observe that non-compliance with these safety notes may lead to substantial risks caused by accident.

Explanation of the icons and terminology used.

⚠️ Danger! Avoid risk to life!

⚠ Caution! Avoid risk of injury and damage to property!

! Tip! What to do!

Danger!

• Do not allow small children unsupervised near the packaging material! Risk of suffocation!
• Do not allow infants and children unsupervised into the vicinity of the device!

• Protect yourself against an electric shock! Avoid any short circuits during connections:

• with the vehicle's 12 V DC power supply

• with the max. 2 pairs of loudspeakers with the impedance 4 - 8 Ohm
• with a CD changer
• with a terminal amplifier

- Before connecting to the 12 V DC power supply of a car, obtain information on how to maintain electrical safety based on the vehicle's operation manual!

• Ensure that when connecting to a vehicle's 12 V DC power supply, there is no voltage in the vehicle's connecting cables. Equip the connecting cords with fuse holders (2 x 8 A)!
• When installing into a car, ensure that the vehicle is out of operation and in a secure standstill position! Turn off the ignition and bring the vehicle into parking position with applied hand-brake.
• Complete the connection to the 12 V DC power supply while fully protected against humidity!
• Complete the installation in a car, the assembly, the maintenance and the service disconnected from the 12 V DC power supply!
• Do not expose the device to moisture, fire, heat

and sustained temperature in excess of 50^ C!

• Do not damage any lines carrying fuel or for electricity, brakes, hydraulics, water or data transfer when tightening the screws!
• Ensure that the 12 V DC constant current plug-in ⑤1, the 12 V DC ignition current plug-in ⑤3 and possibly the powered aerial plug-in ⑤2 do not come into contact with a fuel line (e.g. petrol-carrying line)!
• Do not allow yourself to be distracted while driving by operating the car radio or from its displays! Familiarise yourself with its operation before driving and practise the safe use of the car radio's features! Set the volume only to such level that the sirens of emergency vehicles can be heard on time.

Caution!

• Avoid injuries and damage to the sensitive sense of hearing of passengers (in particular infants, children and pets) while in the car! Adjust the volume and balance of the loudspeakers for all passengers to a healthy and comfortable level!
• Before operation, check if all components have been assembled in accordance with the operating instructions!
• Before assembly and operation, check the delivery for damage and completeness!
• Use the MP3 car radio – recorder only with the supplied original parts!
• Do not cover the metal casing ③8 with objects!
• Protect all electronic contact areas against short circuiting, humidity, damage and impurities!
• Do not place the device on or near a car battery!
• Prevent a short circuit and damage! Ensure that no alien matter or objects can access the inside!
• Disconnect the MP3 car radio – recorder in the event of operational malfunctioning and damage instantly from the 12 V DC power supply!
• Perform the connection to loudspeakers, the CD changer, final amplifier and audio storage media (CD, CD-R, CD-RW, USB stick, MP3 player, SD and MMC) in accordance with the respective operating instructions!
• Have the MP3 car radio – recorder repaired exclusively by authorised and trained professional staff! In the event of repairs, contact your national

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service point!

• Do not expose the device to mechanical stress!
• Avoid theft and unauthorised use especially if the device has been installed in a car! Before leaving the parked vehicle, remove the control panel of the MP3 car radio – recorder and store it safely in the plastic box (ABS).
• Exchange any defect fuses only against new fuses of the same type with identical A (Ampere) rating!
• If not used for extended periods of time, remove the battery from the remote control!

! Tip! What to do!

• Please observe the national copyright regulations of the country in which you use the device to record radio programmes/CD tracks.
• Prepare yourself and take your time when familiarising yourself with the car radio's operation! Ensure a tidy environment in which you are not disturbed and perform the initial operation with maximum concentration.
• Carefully plan the assembly point. Observe that the assembled MP3 car radio – recorder does not cause obstruction while driving the vehicle.
• The audio data of a CD-R, CD-RW can only be played if they were fully burnt on to the media.
• Use the highly sensitive CD-R, CD-RW in accordance with their operating instructions!
• Avoid interruptions while playing audio storage media! Clean the CD, CD-R and CD-RW before use with a dry anti-static cloth, wiping from the centre toward the edge of the disk!
• Ensure that the playing of audio storage media is not interrupted by condensation! Remove the CD, CD-R, CD-RW in the case of high humidity and low ambience temperatures from the device. Use audio storage media only with completely dry surfaces.
• Store audio storage media outside of the device in an appropriate protective cover.
• Obtain an overview of the most important specific terminology:
  ○ Receiver: Electronic receiver for radio broadcastings and sound data of storage media and simultaneously pre-amplifier.
• Tuner: Receives and issues radio signals.

○ PLL (Phase-locked-loop): Electronic switching which enables precision reception of radio frequencies.
- FM (Ultra-short wave): Band receiver for radio broadcasting (Frequency range: 87.5 - 108 MHz).
○ MW (Medium wave): Band receiver for radio broadcasting (Frequency range: 530 - 1600 KHz).
○ LW (Long wave): Band receiver for radio broadcasting (Frequency range: 144 - 290 KHz).
○ CD/CD-R/CD-RW (Compact Disc): Storage medium for sound and image data (disk ∅ approx. 120 mm).
- USB (Universal Serial Bus): Universal interface for data transmission.
- SD (Secure Digital Card): Storage medium for sound and image data (rectangular approx. 24 x 1 x 32 mm).
○ MMC (Multimedia Card): Storage medium for sound and image data (rectangular approx. 24 x 1 x 32 mm).
- MP3 (Moving Picture Experts Group Layer 3): Condensed data format.
- ID3: Additional information which provides details on track and artist of audio files (e.g. MP3).
○ WMA (Windows Media Audio): Condensed data format.
- WAV: Data format serves the purpose of digitally storing audio data.
- LINE OUT: Connection to send out audio data from a HiFi device.
○ Cinch: Standardised plug connector to transfer electrical signals.
○ RDS (Radio Data System): Encrypted additional information broadcast by radio stations in addition to conventional music and language.
○ AF (Alternative frequency): Function to automatically receive the optimum frequency of the programme tuned into.
○ TA/TP (Traffic Announcement/Traffic Program): Function to receive traffic updates.
☐ EON (Enhanced Other Networks): If TA/TP function is activated, while listening to a broadcasting of a radio station the programme switches automatically as soon as traffic updates are broadcast. Traffic updates are then broadcast at a pre-set volume.
- PTY (Program Type): Function to receive special

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program (e.g. rock music).

○ HiFi (High Fidelity): Quality standard for audio replay devices.
○ DIN 8 pole plug (adapter to connect electronic HiFi device in accordance with DIN standard (e.g. CD changer connection to a MP3 car radio recorder).
- ISO plug: Adapter to connect electronic HiFi devices in accordance with International Organization for Standardization.

■ Preparation

The following auxiliaries and tools are required for the connection and for the assembly, which are not included in the delivery:

1 x ISO plug to connect car's loudspeaker
1 x ISO plug to make 12 V DC connection
1 x Powered aerial connection with connector
1 x Pair of loudspeakers impedance 4 - 8 Ohm, capacity max. 45 W (incl. feed line)
3x Fuse holder with fuse 8 A
1 x DIN assembly cut-out in car's instrument panel
9x Biscuit connectors
1 x Stripping tongs or cable stripping knife
1 x Screw driver
1 x Biro

To connect a CD changer you require:

1 x Connecting line with DIN-8-pole plug

To connect a final amplifier you require:

5x Cinch connecting cable (insulation and plug: white/red)

To record MP3 or WMA formats you require:

1 x MMC approx. 64 MB storage capacity or

1 x SD approx. 64 MB storage capacity

■ Assembly

- Remove the control panel ① from the MP3 car radio - recorder.

• Avoid touching the display window ⑦.
• Press the unlock button ⑥ and remove the control panel ① from the MP3 car radio - recorder.
• Store the control panel ① in the storage box.

Installation of the DIN assembly bracket into the car's instrument panel

• Completely unscrew the safety transport screws ⑥4 from the metal casing ③8 (see Fig. E) and carefully remove the ABS plastic frame ② from the front of the device ②8.
• Slide both installation keys between the metal casing ③8 and the pre-assembled DIN assembly bracket until they distinctly catch. Ensure that the convex side points to the outside respectively. Store the installation keys in a safe place for later use.
• Completely attach the ABS plastic bracket ② to the front of the device ⑳.
• Remove the DIN assembly bracket and place it flush with the DIN assembly cut-out of the car's instrument panel.
• Secure the DIN assembly bracket against pulling out. Bend approx. ten tin dog points respectively to the top and bottom of the DIN assembly bracket from the inside out. Ensure that the DIN assembly bracket is fitted flush with the DIN assembly cut-out.

Connection to the car's loudspeaker

⚠️ Tip! Use an ISO plug.

• Carefully guide the connecting cord of the loudspeakers fitted in the car out of the front of the DIN assembly bracket.
• Hook up the connecting cable of the ISO plug with the connecting cable of the loudspeakers fitted in the car with the help of eight biscuit connectors. Ensure that the connection of the eight biscuit connectors does not cause any short circuits and that the fixing screws are firmly tightened.

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• Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in ④0 with the (+) lead for the rear right loudspeaker.
• Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in ④1 with the (-) lead for the rear right loudspeaker.
• Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in ④2 with the (+) lead for the front right loudspeaker.
• Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in ④③ with the (-) lead for the front right loudspeaker.
• Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in ④ with the (+) lead for the front left loudspeaker.
• Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in ④⑤ with the (-) lead for the front left loudspeaker.
• Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in ④6 with the (+) lead for the rear left loudspeaker.
• Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in ④7 with the (-) lead for the rear left loudspeaker.

Connection with car's 12 V DC power supply

Danger!

Before hooking up to the car's 12 V DC power supply consult the vehicle's operation manual on how to observe electrical safety!
- Ensure that when connecting the 12 V DC power supply there is no voltage on the vehicle's connecting cords. Do not damage any safety facilities, e.g. board computer and alarm system of vehicle.
- Connect the 12 V DC power supply with the 3x 8 A fuse holders!
- During vehicle installation ensure that the vehicle is out of operation and is in safe standstill! Turn off the ignition and bring the vehicle into parking position with activated hand-brake!
- During connection, use tools with double-insulated handle!
- Avoid electrical short circuits when connecting to the 12 V DC power supply.
- Connect the MP3 car radio - recorder with the 12 V DC power supply while fully protected against humidity!

! Tip! Use an ISO plug.

- Ensure that the fault-free flat blade fuse 7.5 A ④9 is inserted all the way to the catch of the flat blade fuse socket ④8.

• Carefully guide the connecting cable to hook up the 12 V DC power supply through the front out of the DIN assembly bracket.
• Connect the ISO plug with the connecting cables of the 12 V DC power supply with the 3x8 A fuse holders. Ensure that the connections of the 3x8 A fuse holders do not cause any short circuits and that the fixing screws are firmly tightened.
• Connect the cable for the 12 V DC constant current plug-in (51) using a 8 A safety holder with the vehicle's connecting cable for the 12 V DC constant current.
• Connect the cables for the 12 V DC ignition current plug-in ⑤3 and powered aerial plug-in ⑤2 with the help of one 8 A safety fuse each with the vehicle's connecting cable for 12 V DC ignition current. With this step the MP3 car radio-recorder and a powered aerial can only consume the vehicle's power when the ignition is switched on.
• Connect the cable for the vehicle's minus/ground connection plug-in ⑤④ with the help of a biscuit connector with the car's connection cable for the minus pole (battery's minus pole which by standard is connected with the car's chassis).
• Connect the cable for the powered aerial plug in ⑤2 with the connection for the vehicle's 12 V DC ignition power (current only active when ignition is switched on).
• Connect the cable for the vehicle's minus/ground connection plug-in 54 with the help of a biscuit connector with the car's connection cable for the minus pole (battery's minus pole which by standard is connected with the car's chassis).

■ Connection with CD Changer

⚠️ Tip! Use a connecting cable with DIN 8-pole plug.

• Install the connecting cable with the DIN 8-pole plug in accordance with its operation manual in the car.
- Guide the connecting cable with the DIN 8-pole plug to the CD changer and carefully out of the front of the DIN assembly bracket.

Assembly

• Insert the DIN 8-pole plug of the connecting cable until it catches into the DIN 8-pole plug jack AUX ⑤ to the rear of the casing.
• Insert the DIN 8-pole plug to the other end of the connecting cable until it catches into the DIN 8-pole plug-jack AUX of the CD changer.

Connection with a Final Amplifier

⚠️ Tip! Use five Cinch connecting cables (insulation and plug: white / red).

• Install the five Cinch connecting cables in the vehicle in accordance with their operation manual.
- Guide the five Cinch connecting cables to the final amplifier and carefully out of the front of the DIN assembly bracket.
- Insert the red plug of the first Cinch connecting cable until it catches into the LINE IN R-Cinch plug jack (red/right) ⑤7.
- Then insert the second red plug of the first Cinch connecting cables until it catches into the LINE OUT R-Cinch-plug jack (red/right) of the final amplifier.
- Insert the white plug of the second Cinch connecting cable until it catches into the LINE IN L-Cinch plug jack (white / left) ⑤8.
- Then insert the second white plug of the second Cinch connecting cable until it catches into the LINE OUT R-Cinch-plug-jack (white / left) of the CD changer.
- Insert the red plug of the third Cinch connecting cable until it catches into the REAR Cinch R plug jack (loudspeaker connection (red/rear right)) ⑤9.
- Then insert the second red plug of the third Cinch connecting cable until it catches into the REAR Cinch R plug jack (loudspeaker connection (red/rear right)) of the final amplifier.
- Insert the white plug of the fourth Cinch connecting cable until it catches into the REAR Cinch L plug jack (loudspeaker connection (white/rear left)) ⑥0.
- Then insert the second white plug of the fourth Cinch connecting cable until it catches into the REAR Cinch L - plug jack (loudspeaker connection (white / rear left)) of the final amplifier.
- Insert the red plug of the fifth Cinch connecting

cable until it catches into the FRONT-Cinch plug jack (loudspeaker connection (red/front right)) ⑥1.

• Then insert the second red plug of the fifth Cinch connecting cable until it catches into the FRONT-Cinch plug jack (loudspeaker connection (red/ front right)) of the final amplifier.
• Insert the white plug of the fifth Cinch connecting cable until it catches into the FRONT-Cinch plug-jack (loudspeaker connection (white/front left)) ⑥2.
• Then insert the second white plug of the fifth Cinch connecting cable until it catches into the FRONT-Cinch-plug-jack (loudspeaker connection (white/front left)) of the final amplifier.

- Connecting the vehicle’s aerial

• Guide the coaxial connecting cord of the vehicle's aerial (powered aerial) carefully out of the front of the DIN assembly bracket to the MP3 car radio - recorder.
• Insert the plug of the coaxial connecting cable of the vehicle's aerial (powered aerial) until it catches into the aerial jack ⑥3 of MP3 car radio-recorder.
• Connect the 12 V DC connecting cable of a powered aerial with the aerial's plug-in ⑤2.

■ Attaching to the DIN assembly bracket

• Insert the MP3 car radio - recorder with its rear, jointly with the connected cables carefully into the DIN assembly bracket.
• Be sure that the cable connector ⑳ is located in front of the connection jack ③4.
• Ensure that nothing covers the vents of the metal casing ③8.
• Ensure that there is no cable caught between the metal casing ③8 and the DIN assembly bracket. Avoid pinching as damage may lead to short circuits and an interruption of the connection cable.
• Insert the MP3 car radio - recorder into the DIN assembly bracket until it distinctly snaps on.

Assembly / Operation

• Attach the fixing screw ⑤6 with the M5 nut and washer to the holder and assembly cut-out of the car.
• Ensure that there is voltage on the vehicle's connection cables for the 12 V DC power supply. The LED (red) ③5 flashes.
• With a tip of a biro press the Reset button ③6 to the front of the device once (see Fig. C).

Attaching the control panel ①

• Take the control panel ① from the storage box.
- Avoid touching the display window ⑦.
- Place the rear left edge of the control panel ① to the attaching points ③ to the front of the device.
Carefully press the rear right edge of the control panel ① against the eject mechanism ③ of the device's front until it distinctly snaps on.

Operation

Turning On

- Press and hold the ☐ DIM button ⑲ for two seconds.

The device is supplied with the following factory settings

• The display window ⑦ reads [WELCOME].
- The background is lit blue (to be adjusted in 2 levels).
- Tip the ☐ DIM button ②5 and adjust the dimming level.
- The tuner is activated and the display window ⑦ reads FM 1, 87.50 (broadcasting frequency), [EON] flashes, [AF] flashes as does the volume level.
• The loudspeakers play the tuner reception.
- Set the desired volume by turning the SEL/VOL dial ②4.

Turning off

- Press and hold the ☐ DIM button ②5 for two seconds. The background light of the control panel ① goes out and the display window ⑦ reads [GOODBYE]. When turning off, the device stores all settings from the last operation. When turning the device on again, the last used audio storage medium or the tuner starts to play.

■ Selection and setting of sound settings

Your settings are stored automatically

VOL: Volume of loudspeakers

• Press the SEL/VOL dial ② until the display reads [VOL].
• Set the desired volume of the loudspeakers by turning the SEL/VOL dial ②4.

BAS: Bass

• Press the SEL/VOL dial ② until the display reads [BAS].
• Set the desired bass level by turning the SEL/VOL dial ②4.

TRE: Treble

• Press the SEL/VOL dial ② until the display reads [TRE].
• Set the desired treble level by turning the SEL/VOL dial ②4.

BAL: Balance (loudspeaker ratio between left and right)

• Press the SEL/VOL dial ② until the display reads [BAL].
• Set the desired balance level by turning the SEL/VOL dial ②4.

FAD: Fade in and fade out (loudspeaker ratio of front and rear loudspeakers)

• Press the SEL/VOL dial ⑳ until the display reads [FAD].
• Set the desired fading level by turning the SEL/VOL dial ②4.

Operation

■ Selection and setting of play functions

Your settings are stored automatically

- Press and hold the SEL/VOL dial ②④ for two seconds

INVOL: Volume when switching on.

- Set the desired volume of the MP3 car radio-recording by turning the SEL/VOL dial ②4 when switching on the radio.

- Press the SEL/VOL dial ②4 again to select the function ←

ADJ: Time display.

- Set the desired hour setting by turning the SEL/VOL dial ②4 clockwise.

- Set the desired minute setting by turning the SEL/VOL dial ②4 counter clockwise

- Press the SEL/VOL dial ②4 again to select the function ↩

TAVOL: Tuner volume for traffic update.

- Set the desired volume for the traffic update broadcast from the tuner with the SEL/VOL dial ②4. Please be sure to be able to hear this important traffic information at a sufficient volume.

- Press the SEL/VOL dial ② again to select the function ←

EON: (ON/OFF): EON function on or off.

- Turn the SEL/VOL dial ② until the display reads [EON ON]; the EON function is now activated.

- Turn the SEL/VOL dial ② until the display reads [EON OFF]; the EON function is now deactivated.

- Press the SEL/VOL dial ②4 again to select the function ←

REC: (MP3/WMA): Select condensed data format when recording on SD or MMC.

- Turn the SEL/VOL dial ② until the display reads [REC MP3]; recording on SD or MMC is then in MP3 data format.

- Turn the SEL/VOL dial ② until the display reads [REC WM]; recording on SD or MMC is then in WMA data format.

- Press the SEL/VOL dial ②4 again to select the function ←

DSP: (NONE/CLAS/ROCK/POP/FLAT):

Select sound settings for various types of music and language with pre-set treble and bass levels.

• Turn the SEL/VOL dial ② until the display reads [NONE]; your sound setting for [BAS] and [TRE] is now activated.
• Turn the SEL/VOL dial ② until the display reads [CLAS EQ]; the sound settings for classical music are now activated.
• Turn the SEL/VOL dial ② until the display reads [ROCK EQ]; the sound settings for rock music are now activated.
• Turn the SEL/VOL dial ② until the display reads [POP EQ]; the sound settings for pop music are now activated.
• Turn the SEL/VOL dial ② until the display reads [FLAT EQ]; the sound settings for spoken language are now activated.

- Adjusting volume

• Increase the volume by turning the SEL/VOL dial ②4 clockwise.
• Reduce the volume by turning the SEL/VOL dial ②4 counter clockwise.

Mute Function

The Mute function mutes the loudspeakers.

• Tip on the ⏻ DISP button ②3. Playing is muted and the display reads [MUTE].
• Tip on the ⑫ DISP button ⑳ again. Playing resumes at the volume levels set before activating the MUTE function and [MUTE] disappears from the display.

Loudness Function

The Loudness function enables to step up the bass level in the sound setting.

• Press and hold the ⬙ MD/LD button ② for approx. two seconds. The Loudness function is activated, the display reads [LOUD ON] and then [LOUD].
• Press and hold the ⬙ MD/LD button ② again for approx. two seconds. The Loudness function is deactivated and the display reads [LOUD OFF] and [LOUD] disappears.

Operation

Setting 3 Band PLL Tuner

There are 3 x FM frequencies (FM1, FM2 and FM3), 2 x medium wave frequencies (MW1 and MW2) and 1 x long wave frequency band for selection. Every frequency band has six pre-settings for storing radio stations.

- Press the ⑧D ENT button ⑫ and select the frequency band that you wish to receive. The display reads the frequency band, e.g. [FM2], the frequency, e.g. [99.20] of a broadcasting station received or the programme ID during stereo reception and [TP] for traffic updates.

■ Auto station search

- Start the station search on lower frequencies by briefly touching the ▶◀ button ⑨. The tuner tunes automatically into the next broadcasting station that can be received and indicates the station in the display. - Start the station search on higher frequencies by briefly touching the ▶▶ button ⑩. The tuner tunes automatically into the next broadcasting station that can be received and indicates the station in the display.

■ Manual station search

• Press and hold the □◀ button ⑨ to search manually for a radio station on lower frequencies. The display reads [MANUAL].
• Press and hold the □◀ button ⑨ again until the desired radio station is tuned into.
• Press and hold the ▶▶10 to manually search for a broadcasting station at a higher frequency. The display reads [MANUAL].
• Press and hold the ▶▶⑩ again until the desired radio station is tuned into. Determine the pre-set number of the radio station tuned into.
• Press for approx. two seconds the button for the desired pre-set number:

3 INT	button 19
4 RDM	button 18
5	button 17
6	button 16

■ Automatic radio station search and memory

This function automatically searches for six radio stations with sufficient intensity within the selected frequency band.

- Press the A/PS button ⑧ to start the function. The automatic radio search stops for 5 seconds as soon as a radio station is tuned into. The display flashes the details of the radio station tuned into and reads the pre-set number, e.g. [4].

The MP3 car radio - recorder stores the radio station on pre-setting 4.

You can determine the pre-set station of the radio station tuned into.

- Press during the five seconds of the details flashing on the display the button for the desired pre-set number:

1 PAU	button 21
2 RPT	button 20
3 INT	button 19
4 RDM	button 18
5	button 17
6	button 16

■ Playing pre-set radio stations

Press the button of the desired pre-set radio station:

1 PAU	button 21
2 RPT	button 20
3 INT	button 19
4 RDM	button 18
5	button 17
6	button 16

1 PAU	button 21
2 RPT	button 20

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■ Fade traffic updates into play mode

• Activate the EON function.
• Press the TA button ⑭ once for traffic updates to interrupt play mode.

The display reads [TA] if the radio station tuned into broadcasts traffic updates. The display flashes [TA] if the radio station tuned into does not broadcast traffic updates. The tuner tunes automatically during a radio broadcasting for the duration of a broadcast traffic update into a radio station that broadcasts traffic updates.

- Press the TA button ⑭ again to deactivate the function.

AF function (alternative frequencies)

This function enables the tuner to permanently optimise the reception of a radio station tuned into.

• Tip on the AF button ⑬; the display reads [AF]. The tuner searches for and receives the optimally receivable frequency on which the radio station tuned into is played.
• Press the AF button ⑬ and the display reads [REG ON]. The tuner searches within the surrounding region for identical radio stations of the broadcasting service.

PTY Function

Select this function to receive radio stations with special programmes.

• Press the PTY button ⑮; the display reads [PTY].
• Press the PTY button ⑮ again for the display to show one of the descriptions:

[TRAVEL]

[LEISURE]

[JAZZ]

[COUNTRY]

[NATION M]

[OLDIES]

[FOLK M]

[DOCUMENT]

[TEST]

(general information)

[ALARM]

(breaking news)

[NEWS]

[AFFAIRS]

[INFO]

[SPORT]

[EDUCAT]

[DRAMA]

[CULTURE]

[SCIENCE]

[VARIED]

[POP M]

[ROCK M]

[EASY M]

[LIGHT M]

[CLASSICS]

[OTHER M]

[WEATHER]

[FINANCE]

[CHILDREN]

[SOCIAL]

[RELIGION]

[PHONE IN.]

• Immediately after turn the SEL/VOL dial ②4 and select further types of programme.

■ Playing from audio storage media

CD, CD-R and CD-RW

! Tip!

The audio data of a CD-R, CD-RW can only be played if their burning process was fully completed.
• Use the highly sensitive CD-R, CD-RW in accordance with their operating instructions!
- Avoid interruptions while playing audio storage media! Clean the CD, CD-R and CD-RW before use with a dry anti-static cloth, wiping from the centre toward the edge of the disk!
- Ensure that the playing of audio storage media is not interrupted by condensation! Remove the CD, CD-R, CD-RW in the case of high humidity and low ambience temperatures from the device. Use audio storage media only with completely dry surfaces.
• Store audio storage media outside of the device

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Inserting the CD

• Carefully slide the CD or CD-R or CD-RW through the CD slot ③ into the CD compartment ③1.
• Ensure that the side carrying audio data is facing downward. Playing starts automatically and the display ⑦ reads the details about: track, play time, storage frequency, number and status of pre-sets.

Selecting a track

Determine the playing sequence.

• Press the □ button ⑨ until the desired track is played which is before the currently playing track.
• Press the ▶▶⑩ until the desired track is played which follows the currently playing track.

Pause

• Press the 1 PAU button ② to interrupt playing.
• Press the 1 PAU button ② again to resume playing mode.

Repeat

• Press the 2 RPT button ⑳ and the currently playing track will repeat constantly. The display ⑦ reads [RPT ONE]. The current track will be played repeatedly.
• Press the 2 RPT button ⑳ again. The display ⑦ reads [RPT DIR] (for MP3 files only). The current file will be played repeatedly.
• Press the 2 RPT button ⑳ again. The display ⑦ reads [RPT ALL]. All tracks are played repeatedly (RPT disappears from the display ⑦ ).

Interval

• Press the 3 INT button ⑲ to play the first seconds of all tracks.
• Press the 3 INT button ⑲ again to resume regular playing mode.

Random playing

- Press the 4 RDM button ⑱ to activate random playing of all tracks.

- Press the 4 RDM button ⑱ again to resume regular playing mode.

Remove

- Press the CD eject button ④ and the CD, or CD-R, or CD-RW is pushed out of the CD tray ③ through the CD slot ③. Remove the CD, CD-R, or CD-RW.

USB Memory Stick / MP3 Player or SD / MMC

Caution!

- Optimum data transfer at the USB plug-in ③0 can only be guaranteed with a USB memory stick. Because of the many USB memory sticks that are available, compatibility with all current and future USB products can not be vouched for.

! Tip!

- Use the highly sensitive USB Memory Stick/MP3 Player, SD/MMC in accordance with their operation instructions!

Inserting

Insert the USB plug of the USB audio storage medium (MP3 player or USB Memory Stick) (with data in MP3 or WMA format) completely into the USB plug-in connection ③0.

or

• Insert the SD/MMC (with data in MP3 or WMA format) completely into the SD and MMC plug-in connection ⑲.
• Ensure that the flat corner points down and the contact surface to the left.

Play mode

Playing starts automatically and the display reads the following details: track, play time, storage frequency, number and status of pre-sets.

Selecting a track

• Press the A/PS button ⑧. On the display ⑦ the third pre-set position flashes [001].
• Turn the SEL/VOL dial ②4, select the third pre-

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set position of the desired track and press the SEL/VOL dial ②4.

On the display ⑦ the second pre-set position flashes.

• Turn the SEL/VOL dial ②4, select the second pre-set position of the desired track and press the SEL/VOL dial ②4. On the display ⑦ the first pre-set position flashes.
• Press the Ⓑ️ ENT button ⑫ and the desired tracks will be played.

Selecting files

• Press the A/PS button ⑧ twice. On the display ⑦ the first position of the file entry [A**] flashes.
• Turn the SEL/VOL dial ②4, select the first position of the file (number/letter) of the desired track and press the SEL/VOL dial ②4. On the display ⑦ the second position of the file flashes.
• Turn the SEL/VOL dial ⑳, select the second position of the file of the desired track and press the SEL/VOL dial ⑳. On the display ⑦ the third position of the file flashes.
• Press the Ⓑ️ ENT button ⑫ once to display the file details (e.g. [VAN]).
• Turn the SEL/VOL dial ② and select the desired track.
• Press the ⑧ENT button ⑫ once; this is followed by the playing of the desired file.

Selecting tracks

• Press the □◀ Skip button ⑨ until the desired track is played which is before the currently playing track.
• Press the ▶Skip ⑩ until the desired track is played which follows the currently playing track.

Pause

• Press the 1 PAU button ② to temporarily interrupt playing.
• Press the 1 PAU button ② again to resume play mode.

Repeat

- Press the 2 RPT button ⑳ and the currently

playing track is constantly played. The display ⑦ reads [RPT ONE]. This is followed by the repeated play of the current track.

• Press the 2 RPT button ⑳ again. The display ⑦ reads [RPT DIR]. This is followed by the repeated play of the current folder.
• Press the 2 RPT button ⑳ again. The display ⑦ reads [RPT ALL]. This is followed by the repeated play of all tracks.

Interval

• Press the 3 INT button ⑲ to play the first seconds of all tracks.
• Press the 3 INT button ⑲ again to resume regular play mode.

Random play

• Press the 4 RDM button ⑱ to play the tracks at random.
• Press the 4 RDM button ⑱ again to resume regular play mode.

Disconnect

• Disconnect the USB plug of the USB audio storage medium fully from the USB plug-in connection ③0.
  or
• Disconnect the SD/MMC fully from the SD and MMC plug-in connection ⑲.

■ Save/delete recording for SD or MMC

Recordings from the tuner can either be stored on an SD or MMC. The recordings are performed consecutively and end automatically once the memory of the SD or MMC is completely exhausted.

• Insert an SD or MMC in the SD and MMC plug-in connection ⑲ as described above.
• Use the ⚙ MD/LD button ② to select the desired play mode.

Save/delete recording for SD or MMC/Remote control/Troubleshooting

Start recording

• Press and hold the SCN REC• button ⑪ for two seconds. The display ⑦ reads: [RPT MMC].
• Press and hold within five seconds the [ENT BD] button ⑫ for two seconds. The display ⑦ reads: [RECORD], followed by [R] (flashing), the pre-set number (e.g. [01]) and the duration of the recording (e.g. [19.58]).

End recording

- Press the ⑧ENT button ⑫.

Start deleting

• Start playing the track you wish to delete.
• Press and hold the SCN REC• button ⑪ for two seconds.
  The display ⑦ reads: [DELETE].
• Press the ⒽENT button ⑫. The current track is automatically deleted.

■ Remote control

The car radio – recorder can also be operated using the remote control

Familiarise yourself on how to use the buttons of the same function on the remote control (see fig. F).

Ensure that the front edge of the remote control is directed toward the IR sensor ⑤ of the control panel ①

• Please observe that the AF function can only be performed with the AF button ⑬ directly on the control panel ①.
• Also observe the changed procedure on how to:

Set the volume

• Increase the volume by pressing the vol button ⑥8.
• Reduce the volume by pressing the vol button ⑦1.

Insert the battery

- Activate the unlock button ⑧7 and pull the battery holder ⑧6 from the battery compartment

⑧5 (see Fig. G).

- Place a Lithium battery type CR2025, 3 V DC into the battery holder ⑧ so that one side marked with + faces up. Then slide the battery holder ⑧ into the battery compartment ⑧ until it distinctly catches.

Troubleshooting

• Operate
  ▶ Error ▶ Cause ▷ Remedy

The device can not be switched on or the display indicates ERROR.
The connections for the 12 V DC power supply are faulty.
Have the errors remedied. Then press the RESET button ③6 with the tip of a biro.

or

The flat blade fuse 7.5 A ④⑨ in the flat fuse jack ④⑧ is defective.
Replace the used flat blade fuse against a new flat blade fuse 7.5 A. Then press the RESET button ③6 with the tip of a biro.

or

A 8 A fuse of the fuse holder of the 12 V DC power supply is defective.
Replace the used fuse against a new flat blade fuse 7.5 A. Then press the RESET button ③6 with the tip of a biro.

or

The device is defective.
Contact your national service point.

▶ The device can not be operated

The control panel ① is incorrectly connected.
▶ Ensure the fault-free connection of the control panel ①.

or

The battery of the remote control is exhausted.
Replace the used battery against a new Lithium battery type CR2025, 3 V DC.

or

The IR sensor ⑤ of the control panel ① and/or the remote control may be dirty.

Troubleshooting / Maintenance and Service / Disposal / Information

▶ Poss. clean the IR sensor ⑤ of the control panel ① or the remote control.

■ Maintenance and Service

• Switch off the device.
  The device is maintenance free.
• Clean plastic surfaces of the device and of the remote control with a dry cloth. Do not use solvents or other aggressive cleaning agents

Changing the battery of the remote control

• Activate the unlock button ⑧7 and pull the battery holder ⑧6 from the battery compartment ⑧5 (see Fig. G).
• Place a Lithium battery type CR2025, 3 V DC into the battery holder ⑧ so that one side marked with + faces up. Then slide the battery holder ⑧ into the battery compartment ⑧ until it distinctly catches.

the following symbol, which indicates their prohibition of being disposed of with regular household waste. The designations for the decisive heavy metal are: Cd = Cadmium, Hg = quicksilver, Pb = lead Please take used batteries to a disposal facility of your town or municipality or return to the dealer. In doing so you meet a statutory obligation and contribute substantially to the protection of our environment.

Information

Service

Your national service point is listed in your warranty documents.

■ Disposal

The packaging material comprises 100% environmentally friendly materials which can be disposed of at local recycling points.

Importer

Kompernaß GmbH

Burgstr. 21

D-44867 Bochum

Germany

Do not dispose of electronic appliances in household waste!

In accordance with the European Directive 2002/96/EG on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment and its implementation into national law, waste electrical appliances must be separately collected and recycled in an environmentally friendly manner.

Information on disposal options for waste electrical equipment can be obtained from your local or municipal administration.

You as the end consumer are statutorily obliged (battery code) to return all used batteries. Batteries containing hazardous materials are marked with

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