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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine AM FM: Press this button to play the  radio when a disc 
is  in  the player.  The letters 
CD will go off the display. 
CD AUX: Press  this button to change to the disc 
function when the  radio is on. 
CD will  appear on the 
display  when the  disc is active. 
EJECT Press  this button to remove the  disc.  The radio 
will  play. 
If  you  turn off the  ignition  or  radio with 
a disc in the 
player, 
it will stay  in the player. When  you turn on the 
ignition  or  system,  the disc  will start  playing where 
it 
was stopped.  If  you press EJECT  but don’t remove the 
disc  within 
25 seconds,  the  player  will pull the disc back 
in 
to protect  it. 
THEFTLOCK TM 
Your system has this  feature if it shows THEFTLOCK 
on its  face.  THEFTLOCK  is a theft-deterrent  feature 
that can 
be used  or  ignored. If you ignore it, your system 
will  play  normally.  If  you use  it, your system can’t  be 
turned on  if it is stolen because 
it locks  anytime battery 
power  is removed.  To unlock  it, 
a code must be  entered. 
These  instructions 
will tell  you  how  to enter a code  into 
your  system.  They 
also tell you  how  to unlock the 
system  with your code and  how to shut  off the 
THEFTLOCK  system. 
Entering a Code 
1. Write down any number from 000 to 1999. This  is 
your  code. 
2. Turn the ignition to  ACC or RUN. 
3. Turn the  radio  off. 
4. Press the 1 and 4 preset buttons  at the  same  time and 
hold  until 
“- - -7’ shows  on  the display. 
You now have only 15 seconds  between each  of  the 
following  steps. 
5. Press MN and “OOO” will  appear  on the display. 
6. Press MN again and hold until the last two  digits of 
your code appear. 
7. Press and hold HR until the first digit  or digits  of 
your code appear. 
8. Press AM FM after you make  sure the code matches 
the  one  you  wrote  down. “rEP”  will  appear on  the 
display,  meaning  you should  repeat Steps 
5 through 7. 
should  appear on the display, meaning your system is 
secured.  If your ignition  is  off, THEFTLOCK  will 
flash in the display. 
Store the paper with your code written on  it 
in a safe 
place  (not 
in your vehicle). 
9. After  you repeat the steps, press  AM FM. SEC 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Unlocking  the  System 
If battery power is removed for any reason,  LOC will 
appear on the display when power is reapplied. 
You will 
need to  enter your code  to unlock the system.  You have 
only 
15 seconds between  each of the  following  steps. 
Disabling THEFTLOCK 
If you  want to turn  off THEFTLOCK,  you will need to 
enter your  code. If 
you lose  or  forget your  code,  see 
your dealer. 
1. Turn the ignition  on and the radio off. 
2. Press the 1 and 4 preset buttons  at the same time and 
hold  until 
SEC shows on the display. 
1. Turn the ignition  on.  LOC will appear on the display. 
2. Press MN and “000” will appear  on the display. 
3. Press MN again and hold until the last two digits  of 
your code  appear. 
your code appear. 
4. Press and hold HR until the first digit  or digits  of 
5. Press AM FM after you make  sure the code matches 
the  one  you  wrote down.  SEC should appear on the 
display, meaning  you can now  use your system, and 
it is secured.  If LOC appears,  you entered the wrong 
code and the system is still locked. 
If  you  lose 
or forget your code and  cannot unlock the 
system,  contact your dealer. 
You now have only 15 seconds between each of the 
following  steps. 
3.  Press 
MN and “000” will  appear  on the display. 
4. Press MN again and hold  until  the last two digits  of 
your code appear. 
5. Press and hold HR until the  first digit  or digits  of 
your  code appear. 
6. Press AM FM after you make  sure the code matches 
the one  you wrote down. 
“- - -” should appear  on the 
display, meaning your system  is unsecured. 
If SEC 
appears,  you entered the wrong code and the system 
is still secured. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Care of Your Cassette  Tape Player 
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 to  indicate that you have  used your tape 
player  for 
50 hours without resetting 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 the 
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 
scrubbing action, non-abrasive cleaner  cassette.  This is a 
wet-type  cleaning system that uses 
a cleaning cassette 
with  pads that  scrub the tape head  as the hubs  of 
the 
cleaner cassette  turn. To properly  clean your tape player, 
follow the 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 three 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. 
A scrubbing action  cleaner is available through your 
dealer 
(GM Part No. 12344600). 
Cassettes  are subject to  wear, and the sound quality  may 
degrade over  time. Always verify that the cassette tape 
is 
in good  condition  and the tape player is clean before 
obtaining service on your tape player. 
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