Emerson CK5859 User manual

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MODEL:
CK5859
AM/FMSHOWERRADIO/BEACH RADIOwithCLOCK and AUTO-SHUTOFF TIMER
Location OfControlsAnd Indicators
1.)Folding Stand.
2.)Speaker.
3.)VOLUMEControlKnob.
4.)CLOCK/TIMERButton –Press toswitchthe displaybetween Clock and Timer
modes.
5.)Clock/TimerLCDDisplay.
6.)DirectNumberEntryButtons(0–9).
7.)HangerHook–Forhanging on showercurtainrod,beachumbrella,beachchair,
etc.
8.)“5”Key(12/24 DisplayMode)–Aftersetting the timepress thisbutton toswitch
between 12 Hourand 24 HourTimedisplayformats.
9.)RadioDialScale.
10.)“S”SetButton –Press tostartthe HourorMinutedigitsflashing and tostartthe
clock running.
11.)OFF/RESETButton –Press tocancelthe Timerand shutthe radio‘Off’manually.
During Hoursetting press toswitchthe displaybetween PMand AMmodes.
12.)TUNINGControlKnob.
13.)STARTButton –Press tostartthe timer/turn‘On’the radio.
14.)Band FM/AMSelector.
15.)BatteryCompartment(UnderFolding Stand).
16.)RESETButton (Inside PinholeBelowBatteryCompartment).
17.)ExternalFMWireAntenna.
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Installing TheBatteries
The batterycompartmentislocated underthe folding stand.Raisethe stand and
useasmall slotted screwdrivertoloosen the twoscrewsthatsecurethe battery
door.Topreventyou fromlosing the screwstheyareequipped withwashersthat
preventthemfrombeing completelyremoved fromthe door.
Removethe doorand insertthe 3“AA”batteriesinthe batterycompartment.
Werecommend using awell-knownbrand ofalkaline batteriesforlongestlifeand
bestperformance.Replacethe batterydoorand tighten the screws.
Positioning TheRadio
IMPORTANT:Thisradioisdesigned tobe splash/moistureresistant. It isnotwaterproofand cannotbe immersed inwaterorany
otherliquid.You mayhang the radiofromthe showercurtainrod inyourbathroombutitshouldbe positioned insuchawaythat
itisnotinthe directpathofthe showerspray.Open the folding leg/stand toplacethe radioon yourbathroomvanity,table,shelf
oranyotherflatsurface.
Back LitDisplay
The Clock/Timerdisplayinthismodelhasamomentaryblue back lighting system.Pressing anykeyturns‘On’the displayback lighting for
approximately6seconds,then the displaylighting switches‘Off’automaticallytoconservethe batteries.
RESETButton
If the unitissubjected toexcess staticelectricitythe clock/timermay‘freeze’and notrespond toanyofthe controls.If thisoccursfirst
removeall batteriesuntil the displaygoescompletelyblank,then re-insertthe batteries.If thisfailstocorrectthe problem,removethe
batteriesagainand useastraightened papercliporsimilarobjecttodepress the RESETbutton located inside the small holebelowthe
batterycompartment. Then re-insertthe batteries,replacethe batterydoorand resetthe clock.
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BatteryPrecautions
•Replacementofbatteriesmustbe done byan adult.
•Donotmixoldand newbatteries.
•Donotmixalkaline,standard(carbon-zinc)orrechargeable(nickel-cadmium)batteries.
•The supplyterminalsarenottobe short-circuited.
•Non-rechargeablebatteriesarenottobe recharged.
•Exhausted batteriesaretobe removed.
•Onlybatteriesofthe equivalenttype aretobe used.
•Batteriesaretobe inserted withthe correctpolarity.
•Disposeofbatteriesproperly.Donotdisposeofbatteriesinfire.The batteriesmayexplode orleak.

PartNo.:16-2981
506-02 Printed inChina
Emerson RadioCorp.warrantsmanufacturing defectsinoriginal
material,including originalpartsand workmanship,undernormaluse
and conditions,foraperiod ofninety(90)daysfromthedateoforiginal
purchaseintheU.S.Withyourdatedproofofpurchase,wewill provide
repairservice atno chargeforlaborand partsatanauthorizedDepot
RepairFacility,orreplace theproductinourdiscretion.Forrepairor
replacement,packyourunit inapaddedbox,encloseyourcheckor
moneyorderpayabletoEmerson RadioCorp.intheamountof$5.00
(notrequiredby Californiaresidents)tocovershipping and handling
costs,and encloseacopy ofyourproofofpurchase.Send yourunit to:
Emerson RadioCorp.,
5101 StatesmanDrive,
Irving,TX75063.
1-800-898-9020.
Thiswarrantydoesnotcoverdamagefromnegligence,misuse,abuse,
accident,failuretofollowoperatinginstructions,commercialuse,rental,
repairsbyanunauthorizedfacility,orproductspurchased,used,serviced
ordamagedoutsideoftheUnitedStates.
THISWARRANTYGIVESYOU SPECIFICLEGALRIGHTS,AND
YOU MAY ALSOHAVEOTHERRIGHTSWHICHVARYFROM
STATE TOSTATE.
AU898H
LIMITEDWARRANTY
FCC Information
ThisdevicecomplieswithPart15 ofthe FCC Rules.Operation issubjecttothe following twoconditions:
(1)Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,and
(2)Thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,including interferencethatmaycauseundesired operation.
Setting TheTime(Clock)
When the batteriesarefirstinstalled the buzzerwill beep twice,the displayturns‘On’and shows“12:00”.
1.)Whilethe displayshows“12:00”press the Sbutton once.The Hourdigitsbegintoflash.
2.)If you aresetting the timetoPM,press the OFF/RESETbutton once.The PMindicatorappears.If you aresetting
the timetoAM,skipthisstep and proceed toStep 3.
Repeatedlypressing the OFF/RESETbutton whilethe hourdigitsareflashing switchesthe displaybetween the
AMmode (PMindicator‘Off’)and PMmode (PMindicator‘On’)
3.)Whilethe hourdigitsareflashing enterthe correcthourbypressing the respectivenumberkeys.
Note:You mustentertwodigitsforthe hourdisplay.Forexampleifthe houris2:00 press the “0”button
firstand then the “2”button.When the desired hourappearson the displaypress the Sbutton again.The
hourdigitsstop flashing and the minutedigitsbegintoflash.
4.)Usethe numberbuttonstoenterthe correctminuteand press the Sbutton again.The minutedigitsstop flashing
and the clock beginstorun.
Setting TheTimer/RadioOperation
The 99 minutetimerallowsyou toplaythe radioforbetween 1minuteand 99 minutesand then the radiostops,the buzzeralarmsounds
for90 seconds,and the powershuts‘Off’automatically.
1.)If the displayisshowing the time,press the CLOCK/TIMERbutton oncetochange tothe Timerdisplay“00:00”.Repeatedlypressing
the CLOCK/TIMERbutton switchesthe displaybetween the Clock and Timermodes.
2.)Whilethe displayisinthe Timermode “00:00”press the appropriatenumberbuttonstoenterthe numberofminutesyou wishthe radio
toplaybeforeshutting off automatically.
Note:You can onlyenterwholeminutesfrom“1”to“99”.You cannotenterseconds.
3.)When the desired numberofminutesappearson the displaypress the STARTbutton toturnthe radio‘On’.
The RADIOONindicatorappearsinthe display.
4.)Setthe AM/FMband switchtothe desired band.
5.)Rotatethe TUNINGknob totune inthe desired station.
6.)Rotatethe VOLUMEcontroltoadjustthe volumelevel.
7.)When the timercountsdownto“00:00”the radiostops,the displaylighting comes‘On’,the electronicbuzzersoundsfor90 seconds,
and then the powershuts‘Off’automatically.
8.)Toshutthe radio‘Off’manuallyand cancelthe timeroperation,press the OFF/RESETbutton atanytime.
The radioshuts‘Off’and the timerisresetto“00:00”.Toviewcurrenttime,press the CLOCK/TIMERbutton.
AntennaInformation
AM–TheAMantenna isinside the cabinet. If AMreception isunsatisfactoryslowlyrotatethe unituntil you find the position thatprovides
the bestreception.
FM–Makesurethe externalFMwireantenna isextended toitsfull length.It maybe necessarytovarythe position and direction ofthis
antenna until you find the position thatprovidesthe bestreception.
CareAnd Maintenance
If the cabinetbecomesdustyordirtyitmaybe wiped withasoft clothslightlymoistened withamildsoap and watersolution.Donotuseany
abrasivecleanersorcleaning padstoavoidscratching the cabinet.
When the sound becomesweakordistorted,and the performancebecomesunsatisfactory,replacethe batteriesassoon aspossible.
Neverleaveweakorexhausted batteriesinthe radioforan extended period oftime.
PM
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RADIO ON