Радиоприемник VITEK VT-3590 BK. Инструкция на русском языке

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ALL-BAND FM/MW/SW 1-6      •  Place the unit in a way that
RECEIVER                    you could easily pull out the
Read all the instructions care-  plug from the socket if there
fully before connection, usage   are some damages.
and adjustment of the unit.   •  For additional protection dur-
Follow all warnings and oper-  ing lighting and in cases when
ating recommendations in this   you are not going to use the
manual.                     unit for a long time, unplug
Keep this manual for future ref-  the unit. It will prevent the unit
erence.                     from failure during lighting
and power surges.
PRECAUTIONS                •  To unplug the unit, hold it by
•  Check, whether the electric-  the plug. Do not pull by the
ity supply in your home sock-  cord.
ets corresponds to the volt-  •  To avoid risk of electric shock
age specified on the housing   do not open the body of the
of the unit.              unit yourself. Do not repair
•  To prevent fire or shock haz-  and do not modify the unit.
ard do not expose the appli-  Technical maintenance must
ance to rain or moisture.  be performed only by quali-
•  Never immerse the unit into   fied service personnel.
water. To prevent fire or   •  Install the unit in places with
shock hazard do not use this   proper ventilation.
unit near water for example,   •  The unit should be situated
near a bath tub, wash bowl,   away from heat sources such
kitchen sink or laundry tub,   as radiators, heat registers,
in a wet basement, or near a   stoves, or other objects that
swimming pool and such like   produce heat. Do not expose
places. Prevent the unit from   the unit to direct sunlight,
dripping and splashing.   extreme temperatures, ex-
•  Do not overload wall outlets   cessive dust or mechanical
or extension cords as this can   shocks.
result in a risk of fire or elec-
tric shock.
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