Pull-Out Stereo Cassette  (120-1989)   Installation    Faxback Doc. # 7965

ROUTING SPEAKER WIRE

If you install speakers, avoid routing the speaker wire near moving parts
or sharp edges.  You can usually route it along the wiring channel beneath
the vehicle's door facings by carefully removing the molding that holds
the carpet in place.  After routing the speaker wire, replace the
molding.

MOUNTING THE SLEEVE

If the stereo does not fit into the existing opening, you might be able to
use an indash installation kit for most vehicle models are available at
your local Radio Shack store.  Follow the installation kit's instructions
to mount the stereo.

If you are not using an in-dash installation kit, follow these steps to
mount the stereo.

Note:  The stereo comes with a back strap, nut and mounting sleeve.
       Before you mount the stereo, study the illustrations and be sure
       that you have all the necessary materials.

1.  Disconnect the negative (-) terminal on your vehicle's battery.

2.  Temporarily disconnect the wiring harness(es) and antenna.

3.  Insert the mounting sleeve into the opening.  Secure the mounting
    sleeve by bending the locking tabs outward with a screwdriver.

4.  Reconnect the wiring harness(es) and antenna.

5.  Use the supplied hardware to secure the back strap.  Attach the
    strap's other end to an existing bolt on a solid metal part of the
    vehicle.  This strap also helps ensure proper electrical grounding
    of the stereo.

Note:  Be sure the mounting is secure enough to withstand the strain of
       sliding the stereo in and out of the mounting sleeve.

INSERTING AND REMOVING THE STEREO

Inserting the Stereo in the Mounting Sleeve

1.  Hold the stereo's handle and slide the stereo into the mounting
    sleeve.

Caution:  Do not try to force the stereo into the mounting sleeve with
          the handle flat against the front panel.  This will break the
          mounting sleeve's lock.  Always keep the handle in a horizontal
          position until the stereo slides in all the way.

2.  Push the handle down toward the front panel to lock the stereo into
    the mounting sleeve.

Caution:  Be sure the stereo is locked into place whenever the vehicle is
          moving.  This ensures a good power connection and keeps the
          stereo secure while you are driving.

Removing the Stereo from the Mounting Sleeve

Cautions:  Always remove the cassette tape and turn off the stereo's power
           before removing the stereo from the mounting sleeve.

           If you have difficulty removing the stereo, grip the handle and
           push the stereo firmly back into the mounting sleeve.  Then
           remove the stereo.

Warning:  During use, the stereo's heat sink area (the sides) can become
          dangerously hot.  To avoid injury when removing the stereo
          avoid touching the stereo's sides.

Follow these steps to remove the stereo.

1.  Press the handle release and place the handle in its horizontal
    position.

2.  Grasp the handle and pull the stereo out of the mounting sleeve.  The
    memory back-up power supply stores the programmed stations for as
    long ten days after you remove the stereo from the mounting sleeve.

CONTROLLING THE SOUND

When you listen to the radio or the cassette player, adjust the following
controls to suit your listening preferences:

VOL-Turn VOL/BAL to turn the stereo on or off and to adjust the volume.

Warning:  To prevent possible hearing loss, turn VOL/BAL fully
          counterclockwise before you turn on the radio or insert a
          cassette tape.  After you turn on the radio or insert a
          cassette tape, slowly increase the volume to a comfortable
          listening level.

  Bal - Push in and turn VOL/BAL to adjust the balance between left and
        right speakers.

 TONE - Adjust TONE to the desired sound.

FADER - Turn FADER to adjust the balance between the front and rear
        speakers.

(LB-02/06/95)