1998 Pontiac Grand Am Owner's Manual - Page 141

1998 Pontiac Grand Am Manual

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Adjusting the Speakers If E and a number appearon the radio display, the tape of won't play because an error. BAL: Press this knob lightly it extends. Tbm this so knob to move the sound to the left or right speakers. ElO: The tapeis tight and the player can't turn the The middle position balances the sound between tape hubs. Removethe tape. Hold the tape with the the speakers. try open end down and to turn the right hubto the Turn the tapeover and repeat. left with a pencil. FADE: Press this knob lightlyso it extends. Turn If the hubs do not easily, your tape may be turn this knob to move the sound the front or to rear be damaged and should not used in the player. speakers. The middle position balances the sound Try a new tape to make sure your playeris between the speakers. working properly. Push these knobs back into their stored positions when Ell: The tape is broken. r a new tape. Ty you're not using them. be If any error occurs repeatedly if an error can't or Playing a Cassette Tape corrected, please contact your dealer. If your radio it Your tape player is built to work best with tapes that are displays an error number, write down and provide it to your dealer when reporting the problem. 30 to 45 minutes longon each side.Tapes longer than work well in this player. that are so thin they may not PREV (1): Press this button or the SEEK down arrow to Your search for the previous selection on the tape. tape While the tapeis playing, use the VOL, FADE, BAL, of must have at least three secondssilence between each BASS and TREB controlsjust as you do for the radio. selection for PREV or SEEK to work. tape direction The an The display will show arrow to show which sideof arrow blinks duringPREV or SEEK operation. Press the tapeis playing. When the down indicator mow is lit, selections listed on the bottom side of the cassette are PREV or theSEEK down arrow to stop searching. The sound will mute during PREV or SEEK operation. playing. When the up arrow lit, selections listed the is on The top side of the cassette are playing. tape player when it automatically begins playing the other side reaches the end the tape. of

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Adjusting
the
Speakers
BAL:
Press
this
knob
lightly
so
it
extends.
Tbm
this
knob to
move
the
sound
to
the
left
or
right
speakers.
The
middle
position
balances
the
sound
between
the
speakers.
FADE:
Press
this
knob
lightly
so
it extends.
Turn
this
knob
to move
the
sound
to the
front
or
rear
speakers.
The
middle
position
balances
the
sound
between
the
speakers.
Push
these
knobs
back
into
their
stored
positions
when
you’re
not
using
them.
Playing
a
Cassette
Tape
Your
tape player is built
to
work
best
with
tapes
that
are
30
to
45
minutes
long
on
each
side. Tapes longer
than
that
are
so
thin
they
may
not
work
well
in
this
player.
While
the
tape
is
playing,
use
the
VOL,
FADE,
BAL,
BASS
and
TREB
controls just
as
you do for
the
radio.
The
display
will
show
an
arrow to
show
which
side of
the
tape
is
playing.
When
the
down
indicator mow
is
lit,
selections
listed
on
the
bottom
side of the
cassette
are
playing.
When
the
up
arrow
is
lit,
selections
listed
on
the
top side
of
the
cassette
are
playing.
The
tape
player
automatically
begins
playing
the
other
side
when
it
reaches
the
end
of the
tape.
If
E
and
a
number
appear
on
the
radio
display,
the
tape
won’t
play
because
of
an
error.
ElO:
The
tape
is
tight
and
the
player
can’t
turn
the
tape
hubs.
Remove
the
tape.
Hold
the
tape
with
the
open
end
down
and
try
to
turn
the
right
hub
to the
left
with
a
pencil.
Turn
the
tape over and
repeat.
If
the
hubs
do
not
turn
easily,
your
tape
may
be
damaged
and
should
not
be
used
in
the
player.
Try
a
new
tape
to
make
sure
your
player
is
working
properly.
Ell:
The
tape
is
broken.
Try
a
new
tape.
If
any error
occurs
repeatedly
or
if
an
error
can’t
be
corrected,
please
contact
your
dealer.
If
your
radio
displays
an
error
number,
write
it down
and
provide
it
to
your
dealer
when
reporting
the
problem.
PREV
(1):
Press
this
button or the
SEEK
down
arrow
to
search
for
the
previous
selection
on
the
tape.
Your
tape
must
have
at
least
three
seconds
of
silence
between
each
selection
for
PREV
or SEEK
to
work.
The
tape
direction
arrow
blinks
during
PREV
or
SEEK
operation.
Press
PREV
or
the
SEEK
down
arrow
to
stop searching.
The
sound
will
mute
during
PREV
or
SEEK
operation.