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Anonymous Posted on Jul 14, 2010

How do I set the clock on the radio cd/cassette?

  • Anonymous Jul 14, 2010

    There is NO CLK button

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Setting the time:
Hour: Press and hold the CLK button and at the same time push the SEEK button < decrease the hours > increase the hours.
Minutes: Press and hold the CLK button and at the same time push the TUNE button < to decrease the minutes > increase the minutes.

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    Mike Raatz Jul 14, 2010

    If it's the radio that came with the vechicle from the factory (AM/FM/CE/Cas the CLK button is on the right side of the radio face just above the "6" pre-set button.

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