Control Via The System Remote Control; Chapter 6 Handling; Useful Notes On Handling Cds - X4-TECH CD-1000 Bedienungsanleitung

Control via the system remote control

The system remote can be used to control all main functions of the CD player and all other com-
ponents of the X4-TECH HiFi series from the comfort of the sofa.
The remote control has the following buttons
› Rewind button tt/tt
› Forward button uu/uu
› STOP button n
› OPEN/CLOSE button p
› PLAY/PAUSE button u||
The function of each of these buttons is the same as those on the CD player itself.
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Handling
› Never plug the power plug into a mains socket immediately after the device was taken from a
cold to a warm environment. The condensation water created thereby may damage the device.
› Allow the device to reach room temperature before connecting it. Wait until the condensation
water has evaporated.
› Never pull the mains plug by pulling the cable from the socket. Always only use the thus pro-
vided grip area.
› Remove the mains plug from the electrical outlet if the device is not in use for a longer period
of time.
› For safety reasons always pull the mains plug from the socket during a thunderstorm.
› Do not listen to excessively loud music for long periods of time. This may damage your hearing.

Useful notes on handling CDs

› Hold CDs at the edges only. This avoids fingerprints on or soiling of the surface.
› Always place the CD in the CD tray with the written side facing upwards.
› Handle CDs with clean hands only.
› If one of your CDs should be soiled, wipe it clean from the centre to the rim using a soft, lint-free
cloth. Never clean CDs in a circular motion. Never use solvents.
› If the soling persists, please use a commercially available CD cleaning agent (do not use a clea-
ning agent for records) and heed the manufacturer's instructions for use.
› Do not label your CDs and do not apply any stickers or the like.
› After playback, return your CDs to the protective cases provided.
› Avoid exposing stored CDs to direct sun radiation, heat and moisture.

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