Studebaker SB6057 User manual

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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 Rat ng plate s located at the back enclosure of the apparatus.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Read these nstruct ons.
2. Keep these nstruct ons.
3. Heed all warn ngs.
4. Follow all nstruct ons.
5. Do not use th s apparatus near water.
6. Clean only w th dry cloth.
7. Do not block any vent lat on open ngs. Install n accordance w th the manufacturer’s nstruct ons.
8. Do not nstall near any heat sources such as rad ators, heat reg sters, stoves, or other apparatus
( nclud ng ampl f ers) that product heat.
9. AC adaptor s used as d sconnect dev ce and t should rema n read ly operable dur ng ntended
use. In order to d sconnect the apparatus from the ma ns completely, the AC adaptor should be
d sconnected from the ma ns socket outlet completely.
10. Only use attachments/accessor es spec f ed by the manufacturer.
11. Use only w th a cart, stand, tr pod, bracket, or table recommended by the
manufacturer, or sold w th the product. When a cart s used, use caut on when
mov ng the cart/apparatus comb nat on to avo d njury from t p-over.
12. Unplug th s apparatus dur ng l ghtn ng storms or when unused for a long
per od of t me.
13. Refer all serv c ng to qual f ed serv ce personnel. Serv c ng s requ red when
the apparatus has been damaged n any way, such as power-supply cord or plug s damaged,
l qu d has been sp lled or objects have fallen nto the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed
to ra n or mo sture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
14. Th s appl ance shall not be exposed to dr pp ng or splash ng water and that no object f lled w th
l qu ds such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus.
15. Do not overload wall outlet. Use only power source as nd cated.
16. Use replacement part as spec f ed by the manufacturer.
17. Upon complet on of any serv ce or repa rs to th s product, ask the serv ce techn c an to perform
safety checks.
18. Power Sources - Th s product should be operated only from the type of power source nd cated
on the mark ng label. If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home, consult your
product dealer or local power company. For products ntended to operate from battery power, or
other sources, refer to the operat ng nstruct on.

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19. Object and L qu d Entry - Never push objects of any k nd nto th s product through open ngs as
they may touch dangerous voltage po nts or short-out parts that could result n a f re or electr c
shock. Never sp ll l qu d of any k nd on the product.
20. Damage Requ r ng Serv ce - Unplug th s product from the wall outlet and refer serv c ng to
qual f ed serv ce personnel under the follow ng cond t ons:
a) When the power-supply cord or plug s damaged,
b) If l qu d has been sp lled, or objects have fallen nto the product,
c) If the product has been exposed to ra n or water,
d) If the product does not operate normally by follow ng the operat ng nstruct ons. Adjust only
those controls that are covered by the operat ng nstruct ons as an mproper adjustment of
other controls may result n damage and w ll often requ re extens ve work by a qual f ed
techn c an to restore the product to ts normal operat on.
e) If the product has been dropped or damaged n any way, and
f) When the product exh b ts a d st nct change n performance - th s nd cates a need for
serv ce.
21. Excess ve sound pressure from earphones and headphone can cause hear ng loss.
22. M n mum d stances of 4 nches around the apparatus for suff c ent vent lat on.
23. The vent lat on should not be mpeded by cover ng the vent lat on open ngs w th tems, such as
newspapers, table-cloths, curta ns, etc.
24. No open flame sources, such as l t candles, should be placed on the product.
25. The use of apparatus n moderate cl mates.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
COMPLIANCE WITH FCC REGULATIONS
FCC ID: 2AQ7H-SB6057
Th s dev ce compl es w th Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operat on s subject to the follow ng two
cond t ons:
(1) Th s dev ce may not cause harmful nterference, and
(2) Th s dev ce must accept any nterference rece ved, nclud ng nterference that may cause
undes red operat on.
Th s equ pment has been tested and found to comply w th the l m ts for a class B d g tal dev ce,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These l m ts are des gned to prov de reasonable protect on
aga nst harmful nterference n a res dent al nstallat on. Th s equ pment generates uses and can
rad ate rad o frequency energy and, f not nstalled and used n accordance w th the nstruct ons, may
cause harmful nterference to rad o commun cat ons. However, there s no guarantee that nterference
w ll not occur n a part cular nstallat on. If th s equ pment does cause harmful nterference to rad o or
telev s on recept on, wh ch can be determ ned by turn ng the equ pment off and on, the user s
encouraged to try to correct the nterference by one or more of the follow ng measures:
- Reor ent or relocate the rece v ng antenna.
- Increase the separat on between the equ pment and rece ver.
- Connect the equ pment nto an outlet on a c rcu t d fferent from that to wh ch the rece ver s
connected.
- Consult the dealer or an exper enced rad o/TV techn c an for help.
CAUTION: Changes or mod f cat ons not expressly approved by the party respons ble for
compl ance could vo d the user’s author ty to operate the equ pment.
RF Exposure Statement
To maintain compliance with FCC's RF Exposure guidelines, This equipment should be installed
and operated with minimum distance of 20cm the radiator your body. This device and its
antenna(s) must not be co-located or operation in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

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PROTECT YOUR FURNITURE!!
Th s system s equ pped w th non-sk d rubber ‘feet’ to prevent the product from mov ng when you
operate the controls. These ‘feet’ are made from non-m grat ng rubber mater al spec ally formulated to
avo d leav ng any marks or sta ns on your furn ture. However certa n types of o l based furn ture
pol shes, wood preservat ves, or clean ng sprays may cause the rubber ‘feet’ to soften, and leave
marks or a rubber res due on the furn ture.
To prevent any damage to your furn ture we strongly recommend that you purchase small
self-adhes ve felt pads, ava lable at hardware stores and home mprovement centers everywhere,
and apply these pads to the bottom of the rubber ‘feet’ before you place the product on f ne wooden
furn ture.
DEAR STUDEBAKER CUSTOMER
Select ng f ne aud o equ pment such as the un t you've just purchased s only the start of your
mus cal enjoyment. Now t's t me to cons der how you can max m ze the fun and exc tement your
equ pment offers. Th s manufacturer and the Electron c Industr es Assoc at on's Consumer
Electron cs Group want you to get the most out of your equ pment by play ng t at a safe level. One
that lets the sound come through loud and clear w thout annoy ng blar ng or d stort on and, most
mportantly, w thout affect ng your sens t ve hear ng.
Sound can be dece v ng. Over t me your hear ng "comfort level" adapts to h gher volumes of sound.
So what sounds "normal" can actually be loud and harmful to your hear ng. Guard aga nst th s by
sett ng your equ pment at a safe level BEFORE your hear ng adapts.
To establ sh a safe level:
•Start your volume control at a low sett ng.
•Slowly ncrease the sound unt l you can hear t comfortably and clearly, and w thout d stort on.
Once you have establ shed a comfortable sound level:
•Set the d al and leave t there.
Tak ng a m nute to do th s now w ll help to prevent hear ng damage or loss n the future. After all, we
want you l sten ng for a l fet me.
We Want You L sten ng for a L fet me
Used w sely, your new sound equ pment w ll prov de a l fet me of
fun and enjoyment. S nce hear ng damage from loud no se s
often undetectable unt l t s too late, th s manufacturer and the
Electron c Industr es Assoc at on's Consumer Electron cs Group
recommend you avo d prolonged exposure to excess ve no se.
Customer's Record:
The ser al number of th s product s found on ts bottom. You should note the ser al number of th s
un t n the space prov ded as a permanent record of your purchase to a d n dent f cat on n the event
of theft of loss.
Model Number: SB6057 Ser al Number:

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LOCATION OF CONTROLS

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POWER SOURCE (AC ADAPTOR ONLY)
The SB6057 s powered by an external AC-DC adaptor w th an output of DC 12V 1A
.
POWER CONNECTION
1. Connect the cord of the power adaptor to the DC IN JACK (#24) at the back of the un t.
2. Plug the power adaptor nto a household wall socket.
RADIO OPERATION
1. Tap the STANDBY BUTTON (#11) to turn on the un t. The STANDBY INDICATOR (#2)
w ll turn off.
2. If you repeatedly tap the FUNCTION BUTTON (#12), you w ll step through the d fferent
modes ava lable:
Phono -> USB -> FM Rad o -> AM Rad o -> AUX -> Bluetooth
3. Tap the FUNCTION BUTTON (#12) repeatedly to select FM or AM rad o. The FM/AM
INDICATOR (#8) w ll l ght n red (FM Rad o) or Green (AM Rad o).
4. Tune to the requ red stat on by turn ng the TUNING CONTROL (#9).
5. Adjust the VOLUME CONTROL (#1) to obta n the des red volume level.
6. When you w sh to turn off the Rad o, tap the STANDBY BUTTON (#11) to turn off the un t.
The STANDBY INDICATOR (#2) w ll l ght.
H nts for best recept on:-
- AM : The rece ver has a bu lt- n AM bar antenna. If AM recept on s weak, sl ghtly
rotate or change the pos t on of the un t w ll usually mprove the AM recept on.
- FM : The rece ver has a bu lt- n FM ANTENNA (#22) hang ng at the rear cab net. Th s
w re should be totally unraveled and extended for best recept on.
1. VOLUME CONTROL 16. STOP
2. STANDBY INDICATOR 17. + 10
3. PHONO INDICATOR 18. REPEAT ONE/REPEAT ALL
4. USB INDICATOR 19. HEADPHONE JACK
5. DIAL SCALE 20. AUX IN JACK
6. BLUETOOTH INDICATOR 21. SPEAKERS
7. AUX INDICATOR 22. FM ANTENNA
8. FM/AM INDICATOR 23. RCA LINE OUT R/L JACKS
9. TUNING CONTROL 24. DC IN JACK
10. USB PORT 25. 45 RPM ADAPTOR
11. STANDBY BUTTON 26. TONEARM LIFT LEVER
12. FUNCTION BUTTON 27. AUTO STOP SWITCH
13. SKIP BUTTON 28. SPEED SELECTOR
14. SKIP BUTTON 29. TONEARM
15. PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON 30. PITCH ADJUST CONTROL

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PHONO OPERATION
CARE OF THE TONEARM AND STYLUS
•Remove the wh te plast c stylus guard
from the cartr dge.
•Be sure that the TONEARM s unlocked
and free to move away from the
Tonearm Rest pr or to operat ng.
•Lock the TONEARM n place w th the
TONEARM CLIP when not n use.
1. Tap the STANDBY BUTTON (#11) to turn on the un t. The
STANDBY INDICATOR w ll turn off.
2. If you repeatedly tap the FUNCTION BUTTON (#12), you w ll
step through the d fferent modes ava lable:
Phono -> USB -> FM Rad o -> AM Rad o -> AUX -> Bluetooth
3. Tap the FUNCTION BUTTON (#12) repeatedly to select phono.
The PHONO INDICATOR (#3) w ll l ght.
4. Set the SPEED SELECTOR (#28) to the proper pos t on
depend ng on the record to be played.
5. Place the record on the platter; use the 45 RPM ADAPTOR (#25) f requ red.
6. L ft the tonearm from the rest by us ng the TONEARM LIFT LEVER (#26) and slowly
move t to the record s de. The platter w ll start to rotate.
7. Locate the tonearm to the des red pos t on of the record and lower the stylus by us ng the
TONEARM LIFT LEVER (#26).
8. Adjust the VOLUME CONTROL (#1) to obta n the des red volume level.
9. At the end of record, the platter w ll automat cally stop rotat ng. L ft the tonearm from the
record and return t to the rest.
10. To stop manually, l ft the tonearm from the record and return t to the rest.
Remark:
The auto-stop may not work on some records because the play area s out of the preset
adjustment, so t may stop before the last track f n shes. When th s happens d sable the
auto-stop feature by plac ng the AUTO STOP SWITCH (#27) n the “ off “ pos t on, then t w ll
run to the end of the record but w ll not stop automat cally (turn off the un t by STANDBY
BUTTON (#11) or sw tch back the AUTO STOP SWITCH (#27) to “on“ pos t on to stop the
platter rotate). Then put back the tonearm to the rest pos t on.
PITCH ADJUST
The PITCH ADJUST CONTROL (#30) allows you to f ne tune the play ng speed of the
record once the correct speed (33/45/78 RPM) s chosen. Turn the PITCH ADJUST
CONTROL (#30) to sl ghtly ncrease or decrease the speed of the turntable f necessary.

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USB OPERATION
The system s able to decode and playback MP3 f les wh ch are stored n a USB flash dr ve
(up to 32 GB) v a the USB PORT (#10).
 USB PLAY / PAUSE mode
1. Tap the STANDBY BUTTON (#11) to turn on the un t. The STANDBY INDICATOR w ll
turn off.
2. If you repeatedly tap the FUNCTION BUTTON (#12), you w ll step through the d fferent
modes ava lable:
Phono -> USB -> FM Rad o -> AM Rad o -> AUX -> Bluetooth
3. Tap the FUNCTION BUTTON (#12) repeatedly to select USB. The USB INDICATOR (#4)
w ll l ght.
4. Insert a USB dr ve nto the USB PORT (#10). The un t w ll start play ng back from the f rst
song or the mostly recently played song on t automat cally.
5. Dur ng MP3 play mode, press PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON (#15) on the SB6057 to play
or pause the song.
6. Adjust the VOLUME CONTROL (#1) to obta n the des red volume level.
 SKIP MODE
1. Dur ng Play or Pause mode, tap the SKIP BUTTON (#14) or SKIP BUTTON
(#13) to go to the next track or go back to the beg nn ng of the prev ous track.
2. Dur ng play mode or Pause mode, press and hold the SKIP BUTTON (#14) or SKIP
BUTTON (#13) to search w th n the current track w th aud ble h gh speed playback.
Remarks
- USB port does not support connect on w th a USB extens on cable and s not des gned to
commun cate w th a computer d rectly.
- The system can detect and read the f le under MP3 format only though the USB port.
- If connect the system to MP3 player v a the USB PORT, due to var ances n MP3
encod ng format, some MP3 player may not be able to play v a the USB PORT. Th s s
not a malfunct on of the system.
BLUETOOTH OPERATION
1. Tap the STANDBY BUTTON (#11) to turn on the un t. The STANDBY INDICATOR w ll
turn off.
2. If you repeatedly tap the FUNCTION BUTTON (#12), you w ll step through the d fferent
modes ava lable:
Phono -> USB -> FM Rad o -> AM Rad o -> AUX -> Bluetooth
3. Tap the FUNCTION BUTTON (#12) repeatedly to select Bluetooth mode. The
BLUETOOTH INDICATOR (#6) w ll l ght and flash.
4. Turn on the Bluetooth funct on of your dev ce and enable the search or scan funct on to
f nd the SB6057.
5. Select the SB6057 from the dev ce l st when t appears on your dev ce’s screen. If
requ red, enter the pass code “0000” to pa r (l nk) the SB6057 w th your dev ce.
6. If you are pa r ng (l nk ng) your computer to the SB6057 us ng Bluetooth, you may need
to set the SB6057 as your computer’s default sound dev ce.
7. After pa r ng the SB6057 w th your Bluetooth dev ce successfully, the BLUETOOTH
INDICATOR (#6) wll l ght stead ly. A connected tone(D ng-Dong) w ll be heard to
conf rm the un t s connected to your dev ce.

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8. If you want the SB6057 to pa r w th another Bluetooth dev ce, press and hold the
PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON (#15) unt l the BLUETOOTH INDICATOR (#6) flashes. A
d sconnected tone (Ch me) w ll be heard to conf rm the un t s d sconnected from your
dev ce. The un t s now n Pa r ng/D scoverable mode.
9. Repeat steps 4 & 5.
Now you can play mus c from your Bluetooth dev ce w relessly to the SB6057.
1. Select a song and press the Play/Pause Button on your Bluetooth dev ce or
PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON (#15) on the SB6057 to play or pause the Bluetooth dev ce
playback.
2. Tap the SKIP BUTTON (#14) to go to the next track. or SKIP
3. To go back to the beg nn ng of the current track, tap the SKIP BUTTON (#13) once.
To go back to the beg nn ng of the prev ous track, tap the BUTTON (#13) aga n
w th n 2 seconds.
4. Adjust the VOLUME CONTROL (#1) to obta n the des red volume level.
Notes:
1. Refer to the manual of your cell phone, tablet PC, computer or other Bluetooth enabled
dev ces for Bluetooth operat on s nce t may vary from model to model.
2. If your Bluetooth enabled dev ce does not support A2DP prof le, t w ll not play the
mus c through the speaker, even f pa red (l nked).
3. Remember to turn off the SB6057 when you have f n shed l sten ng.
4. Don't forget to sw tch off the power of your external aud o dev ce as well.
AUX IN OPERATION
You can play other mus c sources ( Pod, MP3 or other d g tal aud o players) through the
speaker of the SB6057 by connect ng the AUX IN JACK (#20) to your external player’s aud o
out jack or headphone jack.
1. Plug one end of an aud o cable (not ncluded) nto the AUX IN JACK (#20) and the other
end of the cable to the headphone jack of your d g tal aud o player.
2. Tap the STANDBY BUTTON (#11) to turn on the un t. The STANDBY INDICATOR w ll
turn off.
3. If you repeatedly tap the FUNCTION BUTTON (#12), you w ll step through the d fferent
modes ava lable:
Phono -> USB -> FM Rad o -> AM Rad o -> AUX -> Bluetooth
4. Tap the FUNCTION BUTTON (#12) repeatedly to select AUX mode.
5. The AUX INDICATOR (#7) w ll l ght.
6. Turn on and start play ng the external dev ce already plugged nto the AUX IN JACK (#20).
7. Slowly adjust both the volume controls of the SB6057 and the external dev ce unt l you
reach a comfortable l sten ng level.
Notes:
• If you connected the L ne-out Jack on your external dev ce then you only need to adjust
the volume control of th s system. If you connected the Headphone Jack of your external
dev ce then you may need to adjust both the volume control of your external dev ce and
the volume control of th s system to f nd the most des rable volume sett ng.
• Tap the STANDBY BUTTON (#11) to turn off the un t when you f n sh l sten ng. Don't
forget to sw tch off the power of your external dev ce as well.

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LINE OUT OPERATION
You can connect th s un t to an external H -F / AMPLIFIER system by connect ng the RCA
LINE OUT R/L JACKS (#23) to the aux l ary nput jacks on your H -F / AMPLIFIER system
w th RCA cables (not ncluded).
Note:
The Volume control on the SB6057 w ll only adjust the volume of nternal speakers and w ll
not adjust the volume of the RCA LINE OUT R/L JACKS (#23).
HEADPHONE OPERATION
Plug your headphones (not ncluded) nto the HEADPHONE JACK (#19) on the front of the
un t for pr vate l sten ng. After plugg ng n the headphones, the speakers w ll be
automat cally d sconnected.
WARNING : ALWAYS LOWER THE VOLUME LEVEL BEFORE PUTTING ON YOUR
HEADPHONES. OTHERWISE YOUR HEARING COULD BE DAMAGED.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
RECORD CARE AND MAINTENANCE
To ensure the best sound and the least amount of wear on your records, t’s essent al that
they are kept clean. Make sure your records, espec ally older ones are suff c ently cleaned
pr or to play ng them.
Thoroughly clean dust off the stylus and record regularly.
 Use a soft brush(not ncluded) to clean the
stylus. Brush from the base to the t p as
shown below.
 For records w th only l ght amounts of dust,
we recommend brush ng them off w th a
carbon f ber brush(not ncluded) or velvet
pad before play ng them. Use a good qual ty
record cleaner and brush set to keep your
records clean. Carbon f ber brushes, velvet
pads and record clean ng k ts are ava lable
onl ne or n local record stores.

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Us ng a m ld d sh soap and warm water for wash ng your records w ll also help remove
excess d rt and dust that bu lds up over the years. Use a m crof ber cloth when wash ng
and w p ng off any excess water from the record once they have been cleaned
NOTE:
Remember, the best clean ng n the world just removes all the dust and d rt. Some records
w ll have scratches and groove wear. No amount of clean ng w ll f x th s. So after clean ng,
some records may sound “perfect” and others may not.
SPECIFICATIONS
AC/DC Adaptor Input: AC 100-240V ~, 50/60Hz, 0.35A
Output: DC 12V 1A
Rad o Band FM 88 ~ 108 MHz
AM 520 ~ 1710 KHz
Des gn and spec f cat on are subject to change w thout not ce.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
If you exper ence d ff cult es n the use of th s clock rad o, please check the follow ng or call
1-800-777-5331 for Customer Serv ce and support.
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE POSSIBLE SOLUTION
Power does not come on Power adaptor connect on s unstable Reconnect the adaptor
No sound VOLUME control s turned down Increase the Volume
Sound s d storted Volume level s set to h gh Decrease the volume
AM or FM no sound Un t not n AM or FM mode. Tap the FUNCTION BUTTON
(#12) to select AM or FM mode
Un t not n USB funct on mode. Tap the FUNCTION BUTTON
(#12) to select AM or FM mode
USB player w ll not play
Can’t read USB data USB flash dr ve fault, change
another
good one
Un t s not l nked w th your
Bluetooth enabled dev ce
Go through “Bluetooth
Operat ons” process to l nk the
speakers
Un t placement out of range Relocate the un t w th n
Bluetooth operat ng range (30
feet)
Bluetooth No Sound
Your Bluetooth enabled dev ce
Volume set too low
Increase Volume level of your
Bluetooth enabled dev ce
The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are reg stered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and
any use of such marks by Spectra Merchand s ng Intl, Inc. s under l cense. Other trademarks and
trade names are those of the r respect ve owners.

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1 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY AND SERVICE
VALID IN THE U.S.A. ONLY
SPECTRA MERCHANDISING INTERNATIONAL, INC. warrants th s un t to be free from
defect ve mater als or factory workmansh p for a per od of 1 year from the date of or g nal
customer purchase and prov ded the product s ut l zed w th n the U.S.A. Th s warranty s
not ass gnable or transferable. Our obl gat on under th s warranty s the repa r or
replacement of the defect ve un t or any part thereof, except batter es, when t s
returned to the SPECTRA Serv ce Department, accompan ed by proof of the date of or g nal
consumer purchase, such as a dupl cate copy of a sales rece pt.
You must pay all sh pp ng charges requ red to sh p the product to SPECTRA for warranty
serv ce. If the product s repa red or replaced under warranty, the return charges w ll be at
SPECTRA’s expense. There are no other express warrant es other than those stated here n.
Th s warranty s val d only n accordance w th the cond t ons set forth below:
1. The warranty appl es to the SPECTRA product only wh le:
a. It rema ns n the possess on of the or g nal purchaser and proof of purchase s
demonstrated.
b. It has not been subjected to acc dent, m suse, abuse, mproper serv ce, usage
outs de the descr pt ons and warn ngs covered w th n the user manual or
non-SPECTRA approved mod f cat ons.
c. Cla ms are made w th n the warranty per od.
2. Th s warranty does not cover damage or equ pment fa lure caused by electr cal w r ng not
n compl ance w th
electr cal codes or SPECTRA user manual spec f cat ons, or
fa lure to prov de reasonable care and necessary ma ntenance as outl ned n the user
manual.
3. Warranty of all SPECTRA products appl es to res dent al use only and s vo d when
products are used n nonres dent al env ronment or nstalled outs de the Un ted States.
Th s warranty g ves you spec f c legal r ghts, and you may also have other r ghts wh ch vary
from state to state. TO OBTAIN SERVICE please remove all batter es ( f any) and pack the
un t carefully and send t fre ght prepa d to SPECTRA at the address shown below. IF THE
UNIT IS RETURNED WITHIN THE WARRANTY PERIOD shown above, please nclude a
proof of purchase (dated cash reg ster rece pt) so that we may establ sh your el g b l ty for
warranty serv ce and repa r of the un t w thout cost. Also nclude a note w th a descr pt on
expla n ng how the un t s defect ve. A customer serv ce representat ve may need to
contact you regard ng the status of your repa r, so please nclude your name, address,
phone number and ema l address to exped te the process.
It s recommended that you contact SPECTRA f rst at 1-800-777-5331 or by ema l at
custserv@spectra ntl.com for updated nformat on on the un t requ r ng serv ce. In some
cases, the model you have may be d scont nued, and SPECTRA reserves the r ght to offer
alternat ve opt ons for repa r or replacement.
SPECTRA MERCHANDISING INTERNATIONAL, INC.
4230 North Normandy Avenue,
Ch cago, IL60634, USA. 1-800-777-5331
To reg ster your product, v s t the l nk on the webs te below to enter your nformat on.
http://www.spectra ntl.com/wform.htm
0722 Pr nted n Ch na
(SB6057B/R/TE)