This is driving me crazy. The cd player is stilling on my counter, and I just keep moving it around. I really want to remount it in my new house. Any help would be appreciatedThis is driving me crazy. The cd player is stilling on my counter, and I just keep moving it around. I really want to remount it in my new house. Any help would be appreciated
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Make your own template with some thin cardboard. (cereal box) Turn the unit upside-down with the 3 spacers in place & mark their location with a pencil. Then mark the front edge & sides of the radio onto the cardboard. Instant template!
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It is a discontinued unit, so unlikely to get a plastic washer. Put a sheet of paper on top of the unit and poke holes where the mounting screw holes are. That is your template.
These GE Spacemaker Superslim Kitchen CD Players can't be found even on the GE Appliances site. Even a Google site search of GE Appliances turns up nothing for 7-5292a. I can find some pictures of the line of these devices on ebay but that's about all. However, you do have two options at least. You can contact GE support. --Or, you can take a look at this manual I found for the 7-5330 model and see if its instructions help you. I have not found a manual for your model on the web. Page 6 of the manual below offers instructions to setting a clock, page 7 for radio, page 8 for CD.
Hello. I can assist you. Just look at the top side of your player and you will see the holes. Using a piece of paper, lay out the holes on the paper as they are on the unit itself, starting out with the length of the unit, and the depth of the unit that you want under the cabinet. Once you have every measurement including the hole locations you have your layout template. Now, just make a small hole where every screw goes, and tape the template up to the cabinet base paying attention to keeping it uniformly away from the back wall and the front of the cabinet. Use a marker to mark the screw holes and you will be good to go.
It was answered under your "My Product Alert" and this is what they told me and it work perfectly.
press the " SET 'clock symbol' " button
a little red check mark with a circle around it pops up to the lower right of the time
press and hold either the " TRK >>| " button (to move the time forwards)
or the " TRK <<| " button (to move the time backwards)
when you are finished changing the time, the time change indicator (the
little check mark with the circle around it), will go away on its own
you can repeat these steps as many times as necessary until you get the
time right -- the numbers change pretty quickly when you are holding
down the change buttons!!!
1. Press the SET button
2. Use the TRK (SEARCH+TUNE) buttons to move the time forward or backward.
3. Press SET again.
Note: While you are in clock-setting mode, there's a red clock icon that will show up on the LCD display.
press the " SET 'clock symbol' " button
a little red check mark with a circle around it pops up to the lower right of the time
press and hold either the " TRK >>| " button (to move the time forwards)
or the " TRK <<| " button (to move the time backwards)
when you are finished changing the time, the time change indicator (the little check mark with the circle around it), will go away on its own
you can repeat these steps as many times as necessary until you get the time right -- the numbers change pretty quickly when you are holding down the change buttons!!!
This is driving me crazy. The cd player is stilling on my counter, and I just keep moving it around. I really want to remount it in my new house. Any help would be appreciated
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