1995 Chevrolet S10 Pickup Owner's Manual - Page 131

NOTICE:

Before

you

add

any

sound

equipment

to

your

vehicle

-

like

a

tape

player,

CB

radio,

mobile

telephone

or

two-way

radio

-

be

sure

you

can

add

what

you

want.

If

you

can,

it’s

very

important

to

do

it

properly.

Added

sound

equipment

may

interfere

with

the

operation

of

your

vehicle’s

engine,

Delco@

radio

or

other

systems,

and

even

damage

them.

And,

your

vehicle’s

systems

may

interfere

with

the

operation

of

sound

equipment

that

has

been

added

improperly.

So,

before

adding

sound

equipment,

check

with

your

dealer

and

be

sure

to

check

Federal

rules

covering

mobile

radio

and

telephone

units.

Care

of

Your

Cassette

Player

and

Tape

A

tape player that

is

not cleaned regularly

is

subject

to

reduced

sound

quality, ruining the

cassette, or damaging the

mechanism.

Tape cassettes that

are not

properly

stored

in

their

plastic

cases away from contaminants, direct

sunlight, and extreme heat,

may

not operate properly

and could cause

premature failure of

the tape player.

Your tape player

should

be

cleaned

with

every

50

hours

of

use

to provide

optimum performance. Your radio may

display

“Cln”

(Clean)

to

indicate

that you have used

your

tape

player

for

50

hours

without

re-setting

the

tape

clean timer.

If

you

notice

a

reduction

in

sound

quality,

regardless

of

when

the tape player was last cleaned, try

playing

a

different

cassette

to see if the

tape

or

tape player

is

at fault.

If

the

second cassette results

in

no

improvement in

sound

quality,

try

cleaning

the

tape

player.

Proper tape player cleaning should be done with

a

scrubbingaction,

non-abrasive

cleaning cassette. This is

a

wet-type

cleaning

system that uses

a cleaning cassette with

pads

whichscrub the tape head

as

the

hubs

of

the

cleaner cassette turn.

To

properly

clean your tape

player,

follow instructions

with

the cleaning cassette. If

you

use

this

type

of

cleaner,

the

radio may

display an error and eject

the

cartridge. This is

normal

and

is

the

result

of

an

added feature in the

tape

player

that detects broken

tapes.

If

an

error occurs,

you

will

need to insert

the cleaning cassette at least

3

times

to

thoroughly

clean the tape player.

You

may prefer

to

use

a

non-scrubbing

action,

wet-type

cleaner. This type

of

cleaner

uses

a

fabric

belt

to

clean

the

tape

head. This type

of

cleaner

cassette will

not cause an

error,

but

it may

not clean the tape player

as

thoroughly as the scrubbing type cleaner.

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