Preparation, Removing the battery insulation strip, Using the protective cover – Radio Shack TRAVEL SLEEP MACHINE 63-974 User Manual
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PREPARATION
REMOVING THE BATTERY
INSULATION STRIP
Your alarm clock comes with an insulation
strip that helps preserve battery power during
shipping. Before using the alarm clock, re-
move the insulation strip from the button-cell
battery compartment (located inside the AA
battery compartment) by grasping and pulling
it out.
USING THE PROTECTIVE
COVER
Your clock comes with a protective cover to
protect the controls while your clock is packed
in your suitcase (for example).
To change the time or alarm settings, slide the
cover open and flip it over, then align the cov-
er’s sides with the grooves and slide the cover
over the back of the clock.
Button-Cell
Battery Compartment
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