User manual AUDIOVOX SP-11CDP

[. . . ] If this should happen, the unit will resume operation when the vehicle returns to a normal temperature range. Remove the magazine from the unit when it is not being used during hot weather. If the CD changer is not used for long periods of time, remove the compact discs from the magazine, and store them in their cases. CONDENSATION Moisture can condense on the laser lens of the CD changer during rainy and humid days, or right after the heater is turned on in the car (if the changer is mounted in the passenger compartment). [. . . ] Do not write with any type of pen, pencil, or marker on the disc surface. To minimize fingerprints and smudges on the signal surface, always try to hold the discs by their outer edge and center hole. 2 USE OF THE CD MAGAZINE LOADING DISCS INTO THE MAGAZINE This CD Changer uses a specially-designed magazine to hold up to 10 compact discs. To load discs into the magazine, grip the tab on the magazine tray into which you will be loading a disc and pull it out gently as shown in Figure 1. Insert a disc into the tray with the label side up (play surface facing down) as shown in Figure 2. REMOVING DISCS FROM THE MAGAZINE To remove a disc from the magazine, pull out the tray of the disc to be removed, lift out the disc, and push the tray back into the magazine. Do not try to insert more than one disc into each tray as damage to the discs and magazine may occur. Inserting a 3" disc into the magazine, either with or without a 3" disc adaptor, can damage the changer and the disc. l Additional CD magazines are available as accessory item part number SP11M from your Audiovox dealer, or you may contact us directly at: Attention: Parts Division Audiovox Corporation 150 Marcus Blvd. , Hauppauge, NY 11788 www. Audiovox. com and/or 1-800-645-4994 Fig. 3 3 LOADING THE MAGAZINE INTO THE CHANGER Completely slide the door on the changer to the right as shown in Figure 4. Making sure the top of the magazine is facing upward, gently insert it into the unit until it clicks into place, as shown in Figure 5. Slide the door of the changer fully closed and the unit is ready for operation. REMOVING THE MAGAZINE FROM THE CHANGER The magazine can be removed from the changer using one of two methods as outlined below in steps a and b. NOTE: Be sure to keep the door on the changer closed at all times when not loading or removing the magazine. Leaving the door open could allow dust, dirt and moisture to enter the changer which could cause the unit to malfunction. During normal operation with power applied, slide open the door on the changer and press the eject button as shown in Figure 6. If the magazine will not eject in a normal manner, remove power by disconnecting the DIN cable from the changer. At the lower left rear of the changer, as shown in Figure 6, insert a thin-bladed screwdriver straight into the access hole about 1-1/2 inches until it contacts the release tab. Lightly leverage the blade to the right and the magazine will disengage and be ejected. Fig. 6 MECHANICAL RELEASE ACCESS HOLE (LEFT REAR) EJECT BUTTON 4 CD CHANGER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS This CD Changer is designed to operate through a compatible Audiovox car stereo which incorporates the controls and display functions or through the FM section of any car stereo (requires accessory item CDC-MC1, CDC-MCR2, P-MC3 or P-MCR4 FM Modulator and Controller). Please check with your Audiovox stereo specialist for recommendations of the models that will work with this changer. [. . . ] ANY ACTION FOR BREACH OF ANY WARRANTY HEREUNDER INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN A PERIOD OF 48 MONTHS FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE. IN NO CASE SHALL THE COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WHATSOEVER. No person or representative is authorized to assume for the Company any liability other than expressed herein in connection with the sale of this product. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damage so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. [. . . ]