Jensen MCR-500 User manual

PORTABLE STEREO CASSETTE PLAYER/RECORDER
WITH AM/FM RADIO
MODEL: MCR-500
USER MANUAL
PLEASE READ THIS USER MANUAL COMPLETELY BEFORE OPERATING THIS UNIT
AND RETAIN THIS BOOKLET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

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WARNING
TO PREVENT FIRE OF SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT USE THIS PLUG WITH AN
EXTENSION CORD, RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE
FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE. TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK
HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
The Cau ion Marking is loca ed a he back enclosure of he appara us.
The Ra ing pla e is loca ed a he back enclosure of he appara us.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Read hese ins ruc ions.
2. Keep hese ins ruc ions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all ins ruc ions.
5. Do no use his appara us near wa er.
6. Clean only wi h dry clo h.
7. Do no block any ven ila ion openings. Ins all in accordance wi h he manufac urer’s
ins ruc ions.
8. Do no ins all near any hea sources such as radia ors, hea regis ers, s oves, or o her
appara us (including amplifiers) ha produc hea .
9. Do no defea he safe y purpose of he polarized or grounding- ype plug. A polarized plug
has wo blades wi h one wider han he o her. A grounding ype plug has wo blades and a
hird grounding prong. The wide blade or he hird prong is provided for your safe y. If he
provided plug does no fi in o your ou le , consul an elec rician for replacemen of he
obsole e ou le .
10. Pro ec he power cord from being walked on or pinched par icularly a plugs, convenience
recep acles, and he poin where hey exi from he appara us.
11. Only use a achmen s/accessories specified by he manufac urer.
12. Use only wi h a car , s and, ripod, bracke , or able recommended by he
manufac urer, or sold wi h he produc . When a car is used, use cau ion
when moving he car /appara us combina ion o avoid injury from ip-over.
13. Unplug his appara us during ligh ning s orms or when unused for a long
period of ime.
14. Refer all servicing o qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when he appara us
has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has
been spilled or objec s have fallen in o he appara us, he appara us has been exposed o
rain or mois ure, does no opera e normally, or has been dropped.

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15. This appliance shall no be exposed o dripping or splashing wa er and ha no objec filled
wi h liquids such as vases shall be placed on he appara us.
16. Do no overload wall ou le . Use only power source as indica ed.
17. Use replacemen par as specified by he manufac urer.
18. Upon comple ion of any service or repairs o his produc , ask he service echnician o
perform safe y checks.
19. Power Sources - This produc should be opera ed only from he ype of power source
indica ed on he marking label. If you are no sure of he ype of power supply o your
home, consul your produc dealer or local power company. For produc s in ended o
opera e from ba ery power, or o her sources, refer o he opera ing ins ruc ion.
20. Objec and Liquid En ry - Never push objec s of any kind in o his produc hrough
openings as hey may ouch dangerous vol age poin s or shor -ou par s ha could resul
in a fire or elec ric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on he produc .
21. Damage Requiring Service - Unplug his produc from he wall ou le and refer servicing o
qualified service personnel under he following condi ions:
a) When he power-supply cord or plug is damaged,
b) If liquid has been spilled, or objec s have fallen in o he produc ,
c) If he produc has been exposed o rain or wa er,
d) If he produc does no opera e normally by following he opera ing ins ruc ions. Adjus
only hose con rols ha are covered by he opera ing ins ruc ions as an improper
adjus men of o her con rols may resul in damage and will of en require ex ensive
work by a qualified echnician o res ore he produc o i s normal opera ion.
e) If he produc has been dropped or damaged in any way, and
f) When he produc exhibi s a dis inc change in performance - his indica es a need for
service.
22. Mains plug is used as disconnec device and i should remain readily operable during
in ended use. In order o disconnec he appara us from he mains comple ely, he mains
plug should be disconnec ed from he mains socke ou le comple ely.
23. Ba ery shall no be exposed o excessive hea such as sunshine, fire or he like.
24. Excessive sound pressure from earphones and headphone can cause hearing loss.
25. Minimum dis ances of 4 inches around he appara us for sufficien ven ila ion.
26. The ven ila ion should no be impeded by covering he ven ila ion openings wi h i ems,
such as newspapers, able-clo hs, cur ains, e c.
27. No open flame sources, such as li candles, should be placed on he produc .
28. The use of appara us in modera e clima es.
29. A en ion should be drawn o he environmen al aspec s of ba ery disposal.
This symbol indica es ha his produc incorpora es doub le insula ion
be ween hazardous mains vol age and user accessible p a r s.
CAUTION:
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH WIDE BLADE OF
PLUG TO WIDE SLOT. FULLY INSERT THE PLUG TO MAIN
POWER SOCKET.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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COMPLIANCE WITH FCC REGULATIONS
This device complies wi h Par 15 of he FCC Rules. Opera ion is subjec o he following wo
condi ions:
(1) This device may no cause harmful in erference, and
(2) This device mus accep any in erference received, including in erference ha may
cause undesired opera ion.
This equipmen has been es ed and found o comply wi h he limi s for a Class B Digi al
Device, pursuan o Par 15 of he FCC Rules. These limi s are designed o provide
reasonable pro ec ion agains harmful in erference in a residen ial ins alla ion. This equipmen
genera es uses and can radia e radio frequency energy and, if no ins alled and used in
accordance wi h he ins ruc ions, may cause harmful in erference o radio communica ions.
However, here is no guaran ee ha in erference will no occur in a par icular ins alla ion. If
his equipmen does cause harmful in erference o radio or elevision recep ion, which can be
de ermined by urning he equipmen off and on, he user is encouraged o ry o correc he
in erference by one or more of he following measures:
- Reorien or reloca e he receiving an enna.
- Increase he separa ion be ween he equipmen and receiver.
- Connec he equipmen in o an ou le on a circui differen from ha o which he receiver
is connec ed.
- Consul he dealer or an experienced radio/TV echnician for help.
WARNING
Chan es or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
PROTECT YOUR FURNITURE
This sys em is equipped wi h non-skid rubber ‘fee ’ o preven he produc from moving
when you opera e he con rols. These ‘fee ’ are made from non-migra ing rubber ma erial
specially formula ed o avoid leaving any marks or s ains on your furni ure. However cer ain
ypes of oil based furni ure polishes, wood preserva ives, or cleaning sprays may cause he
rubber ‘fee ’ o sof en, and leave marks or a rubber residue on he furni ure.
To preven any damage o your furni ure we s rongly recommend ha you purchase small
self- adhesive fel pads, available a hardware s ores and home improvemen cen ers
everywhere and apply hese pads o he bo om of he rubber ‘fee ’ before you place he
produc on fine wooden furni ure.

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DEAR JENSEN
®
CUSTOMER
Selec ing fine audio equipmen such as he uni you've jus purchased is only he s ar of
your musical enjoymen . Now i 's ime o consider how you can maximize he fun and
exci emen your equipmen offers. This manufac urer and h e Ele c ron i c Indus ries
Associa ion's Consumer Elec ronics Group wan you o ge he mos ou of your equipmen
by playing i a a safe level. One ha le s he sound come hrough loud and clear wi hou
annoying blaring or dis or ion and, mos impor an ly, wi hou affec ing your sensi ive hearing.
Sound can be deceiving. Over ime your hearing "comfor level" adap s o higher volumes
of sound. So wha sounds "normal" can ac ually be loud and harmful o your hearing.
Guard agains his by se ing your equipmen a a safe level BEFORE your hearing adap s.
To establish a safe l e v e l :
• S ar your volume con rol a a low se ing.
• Slowly increase he sound un il you can hear i comfor ably and clearly, and wi hou
dis or ion.
• Once you have es ablished a comfor able sound l e v e l : Se he dial and leave i here.
Taking a minu e o do his now will help o preven hearing damage or loss in he fu ure.
Af er all, we wan you lis ening for a life ime.
We Want You Listenin For a Li f e t i m e
Used wisely, your new sound equipmen will provide a life ime of
fun and enjoymen . Since hearing damage from loud noise is
of en unde ec able un il i is oo la e, his manufac urer and he
Elec ronic Indus ries Associa ion ' s Consumer Elec ronics Group
recommend you avoid prolonged exposure o excessive noise.
Customer's Re c o r d :
The serial number of his produc is found on i s bo om cover. You should no e he serial
number of his uni in he space provided as a permanen record of your purchase o aid in
iden ifica ion in he even of hef of loss.
Model Number: MCR-500 Serial Number:

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LOCATION OF CONTROLS

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1. VOLUME CONTROL 11. POWER INDICATOR
2. FUNCTION SELECTOR
( OFF/TAPE / AUX / FM / AM ) 12. AUX IN JACK
3. HEADPHONE JACK 13. TUNING CONTROL
4. FM STEREO INDICATOR 14. SPEAKERS
5. CASSETTE PAUSE BUTTON 15. RADIO DIAL SCALE
6. CASSETTE STOP/EJECT BUTTON 16. CASSETTE DOOR
7. CASSETTE FAST FORWARD  BUTTON 17. CARRYING HANDLE
8. CASSETTE REWIND  BUTTON 18. BATTERY DOOR
9. CASSETTE PLAY  BUTTON 19. AC POWER JACK
10. CASSETTE RECORD  BUTTON

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POWER SOURCES
This uni opera es on 120V~ 60Hz or 6 x DC1.5V “C” (UM-2) ba eries. Do no a emp o
opera e he uni on any o her power source. You could cause damage o he uni and
void your warran y. Please be sure he power ou le you plug his uni in o is working and
receives cons an (unswi ched) power.
AC OPERATION
Plug he de achable AC cord in o a s andard AC ou le (120V~60Hz).
1. When he AC power cord (included) is connec ed o he AC POWER JACK (#19) on
he back of he uni and he o her end is plugged in o a 120V AC~ 60Hz wall ou le , he
uni will disconnec he ba eries au oma ically, and opera e on AC Power only.
2. Slide he FUNCTION SELECTOR (#2) o “OFF/TAPE” for casse e recorder play or
uni power off, “AUX” posi ion AUX play, “FM” for FM radio and “AM” for AM radio.
WARNING:

Before connec ing o he power ou le , ensure ha he ou le corresponds o he
informa ion on he ra ing label a he bo om of he appara us.
BATTERY OPERATION
1. Remove he BATTERY DOOR (#18) on he back of he uni .
2. Ins all 6 x DC1.5V “C” (UM - 2) ba eries (no included) according o he polari y
diagram inside he ba ery compar men .
3. Close he BATTERY DOOR (#18).
IMPORTANT: Be sure ha he ba eries are ins alled correc ly. Wrong polari y may damage
he uni and void he warran y.
BATTERY NOTE AND CARE
1. Danger of explosion if he ba ery is replaced incorrec ly. Replace only wi h he same or
equivalen ype
2. Do no mix old and new ba eries.
3. Do no mix alkaline, s andard (carbon-zinc) or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) ba eries.
4. If he uni is no o be used for an ex ended period of ime, remove he ba eries. Old or
leaking ba eries can cause damage o he uni and may void he warran y.
5. Do no ry o recharge ba eries no in ended o be recharged; hey can overhea and
rup ure. (Follow ba ery manufac urer’s direc ions).
6. Do no dispose of ba eries in fire, ba eries may leak or explode.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
When he ou pu sound of his uni becomes dis or ed, he ba eries are weak. You need o
replace all he exhaus ed ba eries a he same ime as soon as possible o avoid ba ery
leakage.

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RADIO OPERATION
1. Slide he FUNCTION SELECTOR (#2) o AM or FM posi ion, POWER INDICATOR (#11)
urns on
2. Ro a e he TUNING CONTROL (#13) o your desired radio s a ion according o he RADIO
DIAL SCALE(#15) and POINTER.
3. Ro a e he VOLUME CONTROL (#1) o adjus o he desired ou pu level.
4. To urn off he radio, slide he FUNCTION SELECTOR (#2) o OFF/TAPE posi ion.
TIPS FOR BEST RECEPTION
The AM and FM an ennas are loca ed inside he cabine of he uni . If radio recep ion is weak,
change he posi ion of uni un il he in ernal an enna picks up he s ronges signal.
CASSETTE PLAYER / RECORDER OPERATION
1. Press he CASSETTE STOP/EJECT BUTTON (#6) o open he CASSETTE DOOR
(#16) and inser a pre-recorded casse e ape wi h he exposed ape facing upwards. Push
he CASSETTE DOOR (#16) o close i .
2. Slide he FUNCTION SELECTOR (#2) o OFF/TAPE posi ion, press he CASSETTE
PLAY  BUTTON (#9) o s ar playback and adjus he VOLUME CONTROL (#) o ob ain
he desired sound level.
3. Press he CASSETTE F.FWD

BUTTON (#7) or he CASSETTE REW

BUTTON (#8)
o rapidly advance or rewind he ape.
4. Press he CASSETTE PAUSE BUTTON (#5) o pause he playback, press i again o
resume he playback.
5. Press he CASSETTE STOP/EJECT BUTTON (#6) o s op opera ion.
Recordin from the radio/auxiliary source
1. Se he FUNCTION SELECTOR (#2) o TAPE/OFF posi ion.
2. Press he CASSETTE STOP/EJECT BUTTON (#6) o open he casse e holder.
3. Inser a ape and close he Casse e Holder.
4. Selec he desired sound source wi h he FUNCTION SELECTOR (#2).
In radio mode, une o your desired radio s a ion.
In AUX mode, s ar playback from your auxiliary source.
5. Press CASSETTE RECORD  BUTTON (#10). The CASSETTE PLAY  BUTTON (#9)
is depressed au oma ically.
6. To pause recording, press he CASSETTE PAUSE BUTTON (#5). Press he
CASSETTE PAUSE BUTTON (#5) again o resume recording.
7. To s op recording, press he CASSETTE STOP/EJECT BUTTON (#6).
8. To lis en o your recording, se he FUNCTION SELECTOR (#29) o TAPE /OFF posi ion.
Press he CASSETTE REW

BUTTON (#8) o rewind he ape o search your recording,
and hen press he CASSETTE PLAY  BUTTON (#9) o lis en.
AUTOMATIC STOP
To pro ec your casse e apes and preven unnecessary wear o he pinch roller of he
casse e mechanism, his uni is equipped wi h an Au oma ic S op Sys em. When he ape
ends during play, he CASSETTE PLAY  BUTTON (#9) will au oma ically release o s op he
casse e from running.

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AUX IN OPERATION
This uni provides an AUX IN JACK (#12) for connec ing ex ernal audio devices like MP3
players, CD players, smar phones and iPods (excep iPod shuffle 3rd genera ion) o lis en o
your ex ernal source hrough he speakers of his sys em.
1. You need an audio cable (no included) wi h one 3.5 mm s ereo plug on each end of he
cable.
2. Plug one end of he cable in o he AUX IN JACK (#12) loca ed on he op of he uni and
he o her end of he cable in o he Line-ou Jack or Headphone Jack of your ex ernal
audio device.
3. Turn on he ex ernal audio device.
4. Turn on he uni by se ing he FUNCTION SELECTOR (#2) o AUX posi ion, POWER
INDICATOR (#11) urns on.
5. The volume level can now be con rolled hrough he VOLUME CONTROL (#1) of he uni .
Opera e all o her func ions on he auxiliary device as usual.
6. Se he FUNCTION SELECTOR (#29) o OFF/TAPE posi ion o urn off he uni .
Notes:
• If you connec ed he Line-ou Jack on your ex ernal device hen you only need o adjus
he volume con rol of his sys em. If you connec ed he Headphone Jack of your ex ernal
device hen you may need o adjus bo h he volume con rol of your ex ernal device and
he volume con rol of his sys em o find he mos desirable volume se ing.
• Remove he audio cable from AUX IN JACK (#25) when you finish lis ening. Don' forge
o swi ch off he power on your ex ernal device as well.
USING HEADPHONES (NOT INCLUDED)
Inser ing he plug of your headphones in o he HEADPHONE JACK (#3) will enable you o
lis en o he CD, Radio or Casse e music in priva e. When using headphones, he Buil -in
Speakers will be disconnec ed.
CAUTION:
• Avoid excessive volume levels for long period of ime when using he earphones.
Prolonged use a high levels may impair your hearing.
• Keep he volume a a reasonable level even if your headse is an open-air ype designed
o allow you o hear ou side sounds. Please no e ha excessively high volume may s ill
block ou side sounds.

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
1. Do no subjec he uni o excessive force, shock, dus or ex reme empera ure.
2. Do no amper he in ernal componen s of he uni .
3. Clean your uni wi h a dry clo h. Solven or de ergen should never be used.
4. Avoid leaving your uni in direc sunligh or in ho , humid or dus y places.
5. Keep your uni away from hea ing appliances and sources of elec rical noise such as
fluorescen lamps or mo ors.
ABOUT CASSETTE TAPES
Whenever you record on a casse e any previously recorded ma erial is erased as he new
ma erial is recorded. To preven you from acciden ally erasing ma erial which you wish o
save, blank casse es are equipped wi h erase preven ion abs for each side of he ape. If
he erase preven ion ab for side A is removed, you canno acciden ally record on side A. The
Record key canno be depressed if he erase preven ion ab on he casse e has been
removed.
To preven acciden al erasing on side A of a casse e use a small screw driver or similar ool
o break off he erase preven ion ab for side A. This preven s he record key form locking.
If la er you do wish o record on side A of he casse e, cover he ab opening wi h a piece of
cellophane ape. This will allow he Record o func ion again.
CASSETTE CARE
Two common causes of rouble experienced when using casse es are:
1) Tape Jamming – Leading o uneven speed in playback, and
2) Tape Tangling – Where he ape wraps i self around vi al par s of he
mechanism.
To reduce he likelihood of hese problems occurring, he following precau ions should be
observed:
 Check ha here are no loose layers of ape visible hrough he casse e cen er window
(see Fig. 1). Take up any loose layers, using a pencil or hexagonal barreled ballpoin pen,
before inser ing he casse e in o he machine (see Fig.2)
 If he casse e feels igh while performing opera ion shown (see Fig.2), he ape may be
jamming due o ridges formed in he winding of he ape (visible hrough he cen er
window). These may be removed, in mos cases, by fas winding of he casse e from one
end o he o her and back again.

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 Use only well-known brands of ape. Avoid use of C-120 casse es.
Fur hermore, do no expose casse es o direc sunligh , dus or oil, and do no ouch he
ape surfaces.
HEAD CLEANING
The ape heads, pinch roller and caps an require periodic cleaning. This removes par icles of
he me al oxide coa ing ha wear off he ape and accumula e on hese par s and impair
performance. Swi ch off he power, press he CASSETTE STOP/EJECT BUTTON (#6)
o open he casse e door, and press he CASSETTE PLAY  BUTTON (#9). Clean he ape
heads, pinch roller and caps an wi h a sof clo h or co on pad dampened in isopropyl alcohol
or special ape head cleaner.
1. Avoid opera ing your uni under direc sunligh or in ho , humid or dus y places.
2. Keep your uni away from hea ing appliances and sources of elec rical noise such as
fluorescen lamps or mo ors.
3. For be er Display clari y, avoid opera ing he uni under direc sunligh or in s rong room
illumina ion.
4. Unplug he uni from he elec rical power ou le immedia ely in case of malfunc ion.

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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
If you experience difficul ies in he use of his clock radio, please check he following or call 1-
800-777-5331 for Cus omer Service and suppor
Symptom Possible Cause Solution
Noise or sound
dis or ed on AM or FM
broadcas
- S a ion no uned properly for AM
or FM.
- The in ernal an ennas are no
posi ioned correc ly
- Re une he AM or FM broadcas
s a ion.
- Reposi ion he uni un il he bes
recep ion is ob ained.
AM or FM no sound - Uni no in “RADIO” func ion
mode.
- Volume se a minimum
- Slide FUNCTION SWITCH o “AM”
or “FM” posi ion.
- Increase Volume.
Casse e Player no
sound
- Uni no a TAPE func ion mode
- Volume a minimum
- Slide func ion selec or o TAPE
- Increase volume
Sound dis or ed Dir y ape head Clean he head
Speed varies
- Tape old or worn
- Dir y roller and caps an
- Replace he ape
- Clean roller and caps an
Casse e Recorder
will no record
Preven ion ab removed Cover hole wi h ape
Dis or ed sound on
playback
Defec ive ape or dir y ape head Replace ape or clean ape head
Sound appears
dis or ed a high
volume se ing
Volume con rol is se o maximum. Adjus Volume con rol o a lower
comfor able level.
SPECIFICATION
Power Sources: 120V~, 60Hz, 15 W or
DC9V (6 X 1.5V, “C” size, UM-2 ba eries)
Frequency Range: AM 530 - 1710 kHz
FM 87.5 - 108 MHz
A Spec ra, environmen al and social responsibili y is a core value
of our business. We are dedica ed o con inuous implemen a ion
of responsible ini ia ives wi h an aim o conserve and main ain he
environmen hrough responsible recycling.
Please visi us a h p://www.spec rain l.com/green.h m for more informa ion on Spec ra’s
green ini ia ives or o find a recycler in your area.

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90 DAY LIMITED WARRANTY AND SERVICE
VALID IN THE U.S.A. ONLY
SPECTRA MERCHANDISING INTERNATIONAL, INC. warran s his uni o be free from
defec ive ma erials or fac ory workmanship for a period of 90 days from he da e of original
cus omer purchase and provided he produc is u ilized wi hin he U.S.A. This warran y is
no assignable or ransferable. Our obliga ion under his warran y is he repair or
replacemen of he defec ive uni or any par hereof, excep ba eries, when i is re urned
o he SPECTRA Service Depar men , accompanied by proof of he da e of original consumer
purchase, such as a duplica e copy of a sales receip .
You mus pay all shipping charges required o ship he produc o SPECTRA for warran y
service. If he produc is repaired or replaced under warran y, he re urn charges will be a
SPECTRA’s expense. There are no o her express warran ies o her han hose s a ed herein.
This warran y is valid only in accordance wi h he condi ions se for h below:
1. The warran y applies o he SPECTRA produc only while:
a. I remains in he possession of he original purchaser and proof of purchase is
demons ra ed.
b. I has no been subjec ed o acciden , misuse, abuse, improper service, usage ou side
he descrip ions and warnings covered wi hin he user manual or non-SPECTRA
approved modifica ions.
c. Claims are made wi hin he warran y period.
2. This warran y does no cover damage or equipmen failure caused by elec rical wiring no
in compliance wi h elec rical codes or SPECTRA user manual specifica ions, or
failure o provide reasonable care and necessary main enance as ou lined in he user
manual.
3. Warran y of all SPECTRA produc s applies o residen ial use only and is void when
produc s are used in nonresiden ial environmen or ins alled ou side he Uni ed S a es.
This warran y gives you specific legal righ s, and you may also have o her righ s which vary
from s a e o s a e. TO OBTAIN SERVICE please remove all ba eries (if any) and pack he
uni carefully and send i freigh prepaid o SPECTRA a he address shown below. IF THE
UNIT IS RETURNED WITHIN THE WARRANTY PERIOD shown above, please include a
proof of purchase (da ed cash regis er receip ) so ha we may es ablish your eligibili y for
warran y service and repair of he uni wi hou cos . Also include a no e wi h a descrip ion
explaining how he uni is defec ive. A cus omer service represen a ive may need o con ac
you regarding he s a us of your repair, so please include your name, address, phone
number and email address o expedi e he process.
IF THE UNIT IS OUTSIDE THE WARRANTY PERIOD, please include a check for $30.00 o
cover he cos of repair, handling and re urn pos age. All ou of warran y re urns mus be sen
prepaid.
I is recommended ha you con ac SPECTRA firs a 1-800-777-5331 or by email a
cus serv@spec rain l.com for upda ed informa ion on he uni requiring service. In some
cases, he model you have may be discon inued, and SPECTRA reserves he righ o offer
al erna ive op ions for repair or replacemen .
SPECTRA MERCHANDISING INTERNATIONAL, INC.
4230 Nor h Normandy Avenue,
Chicago, IL60634, USA. 1-800-777-5331
To regis er your produc , visi he link on he websi e below o en er your informa ion.
h p://www.spec rain l.com/wform.h m
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