Philips AZ1226 MP3-CD Soundmachine User Manual

This document provides environmental information about the AZ1226 MP3-CD Soundmachine, including the separability and recyclability of packaging materials, as well as guidelines for the disposal of packaging, dead batteries, and old equipment.


Philips AZ1226 MP3-CD Soundmachine User Manual - cover page
Brand
Philips
Category
Audio Power Amplifier
Document type
User Manual
Language
Spanish
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
3.3 MB
Published
16 October, 2011
Updated
28 September, 2023
Model
MP3-CD
MD5 checksum
0DB76447CB03DE765E8B1E36B481A0DE

About this manual

This manual begins with environmental information and packaging recycling guidelines, followed by safety instructions for handling the device, power requirements, battery installation and proper ventilation. It then details the basic functions of the MP3‑CD Soundmachine, including radio tuning, cassette recording, CD/MP3 playback, volume and bass controls, and programming of track sequences.

Later sections cover maintenance procedures such as cleaning the CD lens and platina, troubleshooting common problems, and the warranty policy with contact details for Philips service centers in Mexico. This manual is written in Spanish.

What's inside

  • Environmental Information
  • Safety and Power Supply
  • Battery Installation
  • Basic Operation (Radio, CD/MP3, Cassette)
  • Volume and Bass Controls
  • Programming Tracks
  • Maintenance & Cleaning
  • Troubleshooting
  • Warranty Policy

Specifications

Input Voltage110–127/220–240 V, 50–60 Hz
Power Consumption9 W
Battery Type6 × R‑14, UM‑2 or C‑cells (alkaline recommended)

Frequently asked questions

How many tracks can be programmed on the AZ1226?

The device can store up to 20 tracks (10 tracks when using CD‑MP3 mode).

What is the warranty period for this Soundmachine?

The warranty period is 36 months.

What should I do if the CD lens becomes fogged?

Place the device in a warm environment until the vapor evaporates; do not try to clean the lens directly.

What voltage selector should be set for local mains?

Adjust the voltage selector to match the local mains voltage (110‑127 V or 220‑240 V).

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