John Deere ET-3903-J - Manual (Page 6)

6 Home and Workshop Radio Operator's Manual
Operating the Radio (Fig. 1 & 3)
. MODE SELECTOR (B)
This dial is used to select AM, FM, AUX. and turn the radio on and off. The Power
indicator light will glow when the unit is in AM, FM or AUX position.
2. VOLUME CONTROL (A): Is used to adjust the volume.
3. STATION SELECTOR (C): Is used to change station frequency. During FM
operation, the Stereo light will glow when a station transmits in stereo.
4. BATTERY COMPARTMENT LATCH (D): Secures the door on the battery compart-
ment.
5. AUXILIARY PORT(E): Is provided to accommodate use of the speakers in the
ET-3903-J for portable CD/MP3/IPod ® and cassette players.
Removal and Installation of Battery (Fig. 2)
Batteries that are compatible: 2 volt EB220BL-JD, 4.4 volt EB4B-JD or
8 volt EB820B-JD
How to install the battery:
Note: A spring support is mounted on the battery compartment door to accommodate
multiple voltage batteries.
. If an 8 volt EB820B-JD battery is being used then the spring support (F) should be
in the up position, as shown in (FIG 2).
2. If a 2 volt EB220BL-JD or 4.4 volt EB4B-JD battery is being used, the spring
support should be rotated 90 degrees to the down position to keep the 2 volt or 4.4
volt battery in place.
How to remove the battery:
. Open the battery compartment door by lifting latch D.
2. Withdraw the battery from the battery compartment.
3. Whether a battery is or is not in place, close the battery compartment door until latch
D clicks into place.
Important Radio Notes
. The radio will run up to 2 hours on a single battery charge using an 8 volt
battery. Using batteries of lower voltage will produce less run time.
2. Reception will vary depending on location and strength of radio signal.
3. Certain generators
may cause background
noise.
4. AM reception will most
likely be clearer when
powered by a battery
pack.
5. To use the auxiliary
port, plug the output
jack from a portable
CD/MP3/IPod ® or
cassette player into
the port shown in Fig
ure (E). The sound
from the external
source will play
through the speakers
of the ET-3903-J.
Operations