Silvercrest KH 2239 Manuel utilisateur

KH 2236 KH 2237

KH 2238 KH 2239

CLOCK RADIO

Operating instructions

KOMPERNASS GMBH · BURGSTRASSE 21 · D-44867 BOCHUM

www.kompernass.com

ID-Nr.: KH2236-39 - 09/07-V1

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LIST OF CONTENTS PAGE

Intended Use 2

Technical data 2

Items supplied 2

Safety instructions 2

Operating Elements 5

Commissioning 5

Inserting the batteries 5

Setting the clock 6

Radio Reception 6

Adjusting Alarm-Timings 7

Switching the Alarm ON 7

Switching the Alarm OFF 8

Sleep Timer 8

Adjust display brightness (Nightlight-Function) 9

Cleaning and Care 9

Disposal 9

Importer 10

Warranty & Service 10

Read these operating instructions carefully before using the appliance for the first time and preserve

this manual for later reference. Pass this manual on to whoever might acquire the appliance

at a future date.

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RADIO ALARM

KH 2236/KH 2237/

KH 2238/KH 2239

Intended Use

The intended uses for this appliance are

the reception of FM/AM radio transmis-

sions and as a wake-up alarm, using signal

tones or the radio itself. This appliance is

intended for use only in domestic settings.

It is not suitable for use in commercial or

industrial areas.

Technical data

Mains voltage: 230–240V/50Hz

Back-up power: 9 V block battery

Type 6 LR61

(Not supplied )

Power consumption: 5 W

Frequency ranges:

AM (MW): 540–1600 KHz

FM (USW): 88–108 MHz

Alarm functions: Radio, alarm signal

Operating

temperature range: +5°... +40° C

Humidity: 5 ~90 %

(no condensation)

Dimensions (L x D x H):

KH 2236 183 x 138 x 62 mm

KH 2237 182 x 140 x 55 mm

KH 2238 134 x 151 x 77 mm

KH 2239 183 x 141 x 67 mm

Weight:

KH 2236 ca. 530 g

KH 2237 ca. 530 g

KH 2238 ca. 570 g

KH 2239 ca. 530 g

Items supplied

Radio Alarm

Operating Instructions

Warranty card

Safety instructions

• This appliance is not suitable for children

or for those whose physical, sensorial

or intellectual faculties prevent the safe

usage of the appliance without sup-

port or supervision. Children should

be watched-over to ensure that they

do not play with the appliance.

• Check the appliance and all parts for

visible damage. The safety concept

can work only if the appliance is in a

faultless condition.

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To avoid life-threatening

electric shocks:

• Connect the appliance only to

correctly installed and properly

earthed power sockets. Ensure that the

rating of the local power supply tallies

completely with the details given on

the rating plate of the appliance.

• Make sure that the power cable

never becomes wet or damp during

operation. Lay the cable such that it

does not get clamped or otherwise

damaged.

• Arrange for defective power plugs

and/or cables to be replaced at

once by qualified technicians or our

Customer Service Department.

• Arrange for customer service to

repair or replace connecting cables

and/or appliances that are not

functioning properly or have been

damaged.

• Only use the appliance in dry rooms.

NEVER submerse the appliance in

water. Wipe it only with a slightly

damp cloth.

• Make sure that fluids or any other

objects do not get inside the device.

• Do not place water-filled receptacles

(e. g. flower vases) on the appliance.

• Position the appliance close to an

electrical wallsocket. Make sure that

the wall socket is easily accessible

• To avoid the risks of tripping, do not

use an extension cable. In the event

of danger, the plug must be quickly

and easily accessible.

• You may not open the housing or repair

the appliance yourself. Should you

do so, appliance safety can no

longer be assured and the warranty

will become void. Repairs are to be

carried out exclusively by a specialist

firm or the service centre.

Notice regarding power

disconnection

• The slider switch (ON/OFF/AUTO)

on this appliance does not complete-

ly separate it from the power net-

work. Additionally, the appliance

consumes electricity when in standby

modus. To completely separate the

appliance from the power network

the plug must be removed from the

wall socket.

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Explosion hazard!

• Do not throw batteries into a fire.

Do not recharge the batteries.

To avoid the risks of fire

or injury:

• Do not place candles or other open

fire sources on the appliance.

• Do not use the appliance in the

vicinity of hot surfaces.

• Do not keep the appliance in places

exposed to direct sunlight. Otherwise,

it may overheat and become irreparably

damaged.

• Place the appliance in a location with

adequate ventilation to prevent heat

build up.

• Never cover the ventilation openings!

• Avoid any additional heat build up, e.g.

direct sunlight, heaters, other devices, etc.

• Keep children away from the connec-

ting cable and the appliance.

Children frequently underestimate the

danger from electrical appliances.

• Ensure that the appliance stands with

a safe and secure positioning.

• Do not operate the appliance if it has

sustained a fall or is damaged. Arrange

for the appliance to be checked and/or

repaired by qualified technicians.

• Keep batteries away from children.

Children can put batteries into their

mouths and swallow them.

Thunderstorms!

In the event of a thunderstorm with

risk of lightning, please disconnect the

appliance from the power network!

Electro-magnetic fields

This appliance lies within the legal limits

for electromagnetic compatibility! If you

still have any doubts regarding its use in

bedrooms:

• It is completely safe to install the

clock at a distance of half a meter

away from the bed. From this

distance the fields are not present,

even for electro-sensitive people.

Note:

Check the battery for power-cut

protection annually, and replace it

if necessary.

Note:

This appliance is equipped with non-

slip rubber feet. As furniture surfaces

may be made of a variety of materials

and are treated with many different

types of cleaning agents, it cannot

be completely ruled out that some sub-

stances contain ingredients which may

corrode the rubber rests and soften

them. If possible place an anti-slip ma-

terial under the feet of the appliance.

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Operating Elements

qButton HOUR

wButton MIN

eButton ALARM

rButton TIME

tSLEEP Button

yFrequency scale

uButton SNOOZE

iDisplay

oSlider switch (ON/OFF/AUTO)

aBattery compartment

sTUNING knob

dVolume controller VOLUME/BUZZ

fWave band selector (AM/FM)

gSlider switch for display brightness

(HI/MED/LOW)

hWire aerial

jPower cable

kButton ALARM OFF

(Only Model KH 2238)

Commissioning

Placing

• Take the radio alarm and all

ancillaries out of the packaging.

• Remove all transport restraints and

adhesive tape/films.

Important!

Do not permit small children to play

with plastic packaging. There is a risk

of suffocation!

• Position the radio alarm on a level

and horizontal surface.

Inserting the batteries

Power-cut protection

With the insertion of a 9 V block battery

(Typ 6LR61) you can avoid that the functi-

oning of the appliance is interrupted and

programmed data, for example time and

alarm times, are lost through a power cut.

The battery ensures that the appliance

continues to function in emergency opera-

tion during the power cut. When power is

restored, the correct time automatically

appears on the display i.

Note:

The alarm, radio and display do not

function with battery-power alone.

• Open the battery compartment aon

the underside and insert a 9 V block

battery (Type 6LR61).

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Interaction with batteries

Leaking batteries can cause damage to

the radio alarm.

• If you do not intend to use the appli-

ance for an extended period, remove

the batteries.

• Should the batteries leak, clean the

battery compartment with a dry cloth

whilst wearing protective gloves.

Note:

Rechargable batteries cannot be

charged via the battery connection.

In the event of an extended power

cut (several hours), the clock and

alarm times must be checked and

possibly re-adjusted.

Assembly

Before operating the device, make sure

that it is in a faultfree condition. Do not use

it if it is not.

• Then insert the plug into the wall

power socket. Select a wall power

socket that is at all times easily

accessible so that the plug can be

easily withdrawn in the event of

a malfunction.

Setting the clock

If you are setting up the appliance for the

first time after inserting a new battery:

• Whilst holding the button TIME r

pressed down:

• Press several times in succession, or

simply press and hold the button

HOUR q, to adjust the hour setting.

• Release the button HOUR q, as soon

as the desired hour setting appears in

the display i.

• Press several times in succession,

or simply press and hold the button

MIN w, to adjust the minute setting.

• Release the button MIN was soon

as the desired minute setting appears

in the display i.

The adjusted time will be automatically

accepted as soon as the button TIME r

is released.

Radio Reception

• Push the slider switch ointo the

position ON.

• Turn the volume controller

VOLUME dto a medium position.

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• Select the radio wavelength by me-

ans of the AM/FM wave band selec-

tor f.

• Now select the desired transmitter

through turning the tuning knob s.

Note:

To improve the reception of transmit-

ters in the FM range slowly move the

end of the wire aerial in various direc-

tions. When you have found the best

reception for the desired transmitter,

fix the wire aerial into this position

e.g. with adhesive tape. For the re-

ception of AM transmitters, an aerial

is built into the appliance. For impro-

ved reception, alter the position of the

appliance in radio mode.

Adjusting Alarm-Timings

If the clock is set correctly, as described

above:

Whilst pressing and holding down the

button ALARM e:

• Press several times in succession,

or simply press and hold the button

HOUR q, to adjust the hour setting.

• Release the button HOUR q, as soon

as the desired hour setting appears in

the display i.

• Press several times in succession, or

simply press and hold the button

MIN w, to adjust the minute setting.

• Release the button MIN was soon

as the desired minute setting appears

in the display i.

The adjusted time will be automatically

accepted as soon as the button ALARM e

is released.

Switching the Alarm ON

If the clock and alarm time are set

correctly, as described above:

• Push the slider switch ointo the posi-

tion AUTO. The alarm is now switched

on. For control purposes, a point

appears to the left in the display i.

You will be woken by the radio if...

• the volume controller VOLUME dis

set to a level high enough to awaken

you.

You will be woken by the signal tone if...

• the volume controller VOLUME dis

turned down so far that it switches off

with an audible click, i.e. it is in the

position BUZZ.

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Switching the Alarm OFF

• Press the button SNOOZE uand the

alarm tone will be repeated after 9

minutes. (With the Models KH 2237

and KH 2239, the button SNOOZE

umust only be touched to interrupt

the alarm tone).

• Move the slider switch oto the posi-

tion OFF to fully deactivate the alarm

function.

• Place the push switch oback into the

position AUTO to activate the alarm

function for the next day.

Only model KH 2238

• Press the button ALARM OFF kto

switch the alarm function off for

24 hours.

Sleep Timer

If you want to listen to the radio for

some time before going to sleep and

want the device to switch itself off:

• Place the slider switch ointo the

position OFF or AUTO.

• Press the button SLEEP t. The radio

will now play for 59 minutes.

You can extend the time up to

switching off by ...

• pressing and holding down the button

SLEEP tand, at the same time by

using the button HOUR q, extend

the switching off time to 1 hour and

59 minutes.

You can reduce the time to switching

off by ...

• pressing and holding down the button

SLEEP tand, at the same time by

using the button MIN w, adjust the

remaining period.

• By pressing the button SNOOZE u

the Sleep-Timer is deactivated.

• On re-pressing the button SLEEP t,

the switch-off time will revert to

59 minutes.

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