Whilst this is a photo copy, and some of the pages are a little askew, it was all readable and intact. A real bonus finding an old manual for a classic piece of kit that no other site had.
Great stuff.
Thanks to Owner-Manuals.com! This manual was exactly what I needed. As Amana was purchased by Maytag and later by Whirlpool, there was no way to receive it from their websites. I was lucky to find this resource.
Text excerpt from page 18 (click to view)
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Connecting to Hi-Fi stereo system
Aerial or Cable FM tuner
Stereo amplifier
ANT.IN (Aerial or Cable input)
Back of Recorder AUX IN or TAPE MONITOR
Television
Speaker To aerial terminal
Speaker VIDEO IN
If you have a Hi-Fi stereo system, you can connect your video recorder to it so that the sound can be heard through your Hi-Fi system. Please make these additional connections:
Hi-Fi audio connection
1 2
Connect the AUDIO IN �L� and �R� connectors of the recorder to the recording output terminals of the amplifier. Connect the AUDIO OUT �L� and �R� connectors of the recorder to the AUX IN or TAPE MONITOR terminals of the amplifier.
CAUTION: L This recorder has a dynamic range of more than 90 dB with regards to its Hi-Fi audio capability. It is recommended that you check the maximum level if you are going to listen to the Hi-Fi audio signals through a stereo amplifier. A sudden surge in speaker input may cause speaker damage. L Some speakers and televisions are specialty shielded to prevent television interference. If both are of the nonshielded type, do not place the speakers adjacent to the TV set, otherwise the video playback picture may be adversely affected.
Notes: � Make sure �L� and �R �are correct when connecting the audio input and output connectors of the recorder to a stereo amplifier. � If stereo or bilingual TV broadcasts are receivable in your area, this recorder can record them independently of the TV set and play them back through the connected audio system. � When listening to sound from the connected stereo system, turn down the sound volume of the TV completely.
