Radio
The quality of radio signal reception may vary significantly while the vehicle is moving due to terrain features, weather conditions and proximity to sources of electromagnetic radiation.
Cassette player
Clean the tape drive of your radio with a cleaning cassette about once a month. This will ensure consistent playback quality.
It is not recommended to use 120-minute cassettes, as the thin film can cause damage to the film or cause it to become entangled in the tape drive mechanism.
Do not expose audio cassettes to high temperatures, such as under a windshield. This may cause deformation of the cassette case.
CD player
This player can only use compact discs with the label shown in the picture (cD-R and CD-ROM compact discs cannot be used).
In cold weather and high humidity, the optical elements of the player may fog up, similar to fogging up car windows
In such cases, sound distortion and playback failures are possible, so turn on the air conditioner for a while; after the humidity returns to normal, the system will resume operation.
Strong vibration may cause distortion and interruptions in playback.
Note: Do not expose CDs to direct sunlight. There is a risk that the disc will warp and become unusable.