Setting the Pushbuttons
Make a list of your 6 favorite stations. Push out the call letters of these stations from the call letter sheets supplied. Insert a call letter in the front of each pushbutton.
Next push one of the pushbuttons all the way in as far as it will go and hold it there. Now tune in the station you want with the tuning knob Tune back and forth until the station is clear and distinct, then release the button. Continue setting each push button in the same way. Now rotate the tuning knob to the right (clockwise) as far as it will turn.
Looking at the back of the cabinet note the reset lock screw on the left hand side of the chassis, (see chassis view),
Rotate the reset lock screw to the right (clockwise) by means of the pin thru the shaft.

It is very important that this locking screw is turned until it is absolutely tight.
This screw will lock in place all the stations you have selected on the automatic tuner pushbuttons. Pressing the proper button will now tune the station you want. (NOTE: Locking screw is loose when radio is shipped from factory).
To change stations simply loosen the reset lock screw and repeat the procedure above.

ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE

Volume control - Maximum all adjustments.. Connect radio ground to ground post of signal generator with a short heavy lead.
Connect dummy antenna value in series with generator output lead.
Connect output meter across primary of output transformer.
Allow chassis and signal generator to " heat up " for several minutes.

The following equipment is required for aligning:
An all wave signal generator which will provide an accurately calibrated signal at the test frequencies as listed.
Output indicating meter.
Non-metallic screwdriver
Dummy antennas - 1 m., 200 mmf., 400 ohms.

The loop antenna should be connected to the radio when making all R.F. adjustments. NOTE " A " - Turn the dial back and forth slightly (rock) and adjust trimmer until the peak of greatest intensity is obtained. Attenuate the signal from the signal generator to prevent the leveling-off action of the AVC. After each band is completed, repeat the procedure as a final chuck.

Tuning Frequency Range Broadcast Band - 535 to 1600 KC Shortwave Band - 5.43 to 18.3 MC
Intermediate Frequency 455 KC
Speaker 8 in. Electro Dynamic

Power Consumption 55 Watts
Power Output 2.2 Watts Undistorted
Sensitivity for 500 Milliwatt Output: 15 Microvolts Average
Selectivity - 47 KC Broad at 1000 Times Signal at 1000 KC