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hold tho unit as shown. Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company, Division of Matsushita Electric Corporation of America Oi*c Рзлшшпс Wiry Sc caucus, tfaw Jersey 07Ю4 Mlp'Jt Panasonic Satos Company, Division of Matsushita Elcctric of Puerto Rico. Inc. ("PSC") Ayip. си мялмпч. Km. O.ß San <ЗДш1 i.-öu-sirm- Part, Carotins. Pw»1o Роэ 00985 Panasonic Canada Inc. 5770 Artütei Oibie, Mteejssauga. Orarte UW 273 ипм,ратмюШс.са L 2C<£ MàîiueNfâ SécMc livJuafriüt Co.. Ш. Portable CD Player Dear Customer Thar* you for purchasing tnis product. For optimum performance and safety Please read these instructor's carefully, 5L-SVÍ9S1C ONLY To inatjn Hr* rwftdgCt « л car p¡ease tele г to the ‘lnotaTatjon lrulrtfcööha* Panasonic Operating Instructions Modol No. SL-SW950/ SL-SW951С Tne model number and sensl number ol this product can bo found on either ’be back or tne bottom of the unit Please note them -it the ^oaco niowJ-ed below and keep for future reference MODEL NUMBER_ SERIAL NUMBER_ Supplied Accessories Check the packing carton for theso accessories. Stereo headphones .. ...... For SL-SW9S0 ILOBADCOGOIGO (Q'uy) or LQBADOG00161 (bluo)| For SL-SW951C (LOB ADOCOO100) Hand strap (RCQT0G06-K1) ....... SL-5W951C ONLY Car adaptor (SH-CDC12PEY)..... ........... Car stereo cassette adaptor (SHCDMI0B1PYK) Use numbers indicated in psrcnttiusos when asking tor replacement oortQ (Only for U.S.A.) To order accessories contact 1 -€00-332-5368 or iveb site (h I tp://w iv*v. piinasonic.com). Before connecting, operating су odjostlrg th-.s product p¡e ese read these ¡nstrvctions completely, Please чеср this manual lor fu'.uie reference В [pci RQT6446-P F0202YH0 Pnnteri in Japan IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Rcao those operating inductions carefn '■/ before using me unit, FoM©w ihe safety instn^iona on me unit and the safety precautions hated below.; Keep these operating instructions handy tor future reference. Safety I Installation I Service Power source —Connect the unit to a power source of the type described -n these instructions or as rnaikutl on l*io uhlt. 2. Polarization —Tins unit is equipped «tih 5 potaitzed power pkiq where one blade is wider tfia.n the other. This safety («aturo ensures mat me plug 'Its .nto your househoy AC outlet only one way. II the plug doesn't lit one way. try reversing It It the- plug still doesn’t fit, contact an electrician to replace the obsolete outlet. Do not attempt to oofeat the safoty purpose or the plug. 3. Power cord protection—Route tne AC power supply cord so that it will not be waflted on or pinched by items placed i>n or against it. Never take hold of the plug or cord witii wo! hands. Afways grasp the plug body firmly when connecting and disconnecting it. A. Overloading—When connecting the AC power supply ccrd. oe carefu no' to overload Ihe houst-nold AC outlet extension cord, nr outlei Yarn any other device as this can tesuH ir Hr© or electric shock 5. Nonuse periods—Turn the unit ofl when t is not h use Unplug the i mil from the household AC auilet if it is not to oe used lor a long time. Unplug Itto unit during lightning storms. Leaving the unit connected to a household AC outlet lor extended periods can cause batten/ lima leakage 6. Attachment* and accessories—Use only tne attachments and accessories recommended in these operating m»tr»n:iione Placement t. Foreign material—Ensure objects ano liquids do not got ifito the unit Avoid exposing mo unit io excessive smoke, duat. mechanical vibration, 3rd shock. 2. Magnetism—Snuate Ihe unit away from equipment and devices that generate strong magnetic tlelds 3 Stacking—Do not place anything on top of this uni! 4. Wall and celling mounting Do no! mount tho urn! an wafts or ceil-nqs unless specified in the instructions. Environment J. Water and moisture—Do not use the ami near water, such as near a oathtub or swimming pool Avoid damp basements. 2. Heat Situate tho ».nit away from neat sourcos, such as radiators. Dc rot leave it in an automobile exposed to direct sunlight with tho doors and windows closes as this may de’orm me caomet Do i-ot srtuuto whoro tompomturas fail baiow 5 "C (4 1 :F) or rise above 35 *C <9fi 5F> Maintenance fSoo page 7 for details > Unplug the unit from the household AC outlet before cleaning, Clear w.m a damp cOtn Do -»ol use abrasivo pads vi.i»ur»i*y powdois or so vents 1. Damage requiring service—The unit shoulo be serviced by qualified service personnel \t: (a) The AC power supply cord oi AC adaptor has been damaged; or ih| Objects or liquids have gnttsn into ihe ur.it or (c) The unit has been exposed to rain; or id) The un.t does not operate normaly or exhibits a marked change in performance: or |0i The unit has been dropped or tho cabinet damaged 2. Servicing—Do ro! attempt !o service the unll beyond that -isscribed In these operating irvstructions. Refer all other servicing to authorized servicing oer-oonnel 3. Replacement parts—When pan.-, ne...