2002 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF ESP

Reporting safety defects
that your
cause a crash or cause in­
jury or death, you in­
form the
in addition to noti­
fying
it
may open
an investigation, and if it finds
t h at a safety defects exists
in a group of ve­
and remedy cam-
AND ADVICE
Outside the
U.S.A. or Canada
Operating your
in the United
and
safety standards. Therefore,
for the in other countries.
that
paign.
for
between oc­
or United may cause engine
damage;
To contact you may either
(or 366-0123 in Wash ington,
You can
safety from the
service may be inadequate due to of
proper service
VOLKSWAGEN cannot be responsi­
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Tips for Using Your Cassette Ta­
pe Player
For cas­
settes. To ensure that your cassette
operates use name-brand
cass ettes.
you experience with pre-re ­
corded cassettes, it's a good idea to re-re ­
cord the contents
of th e cassette onto a
name -brand cassette .
To avoid caused by the cassettes use cassettes having a
maximum recording time of minutes cassettes). casse ttes are espe­
15 F -1 oo or very high (above Remember, the temperature inside your car
can be much higher than the outside tem­
perature.
avoi d expos ing cassettes to direct The best idea is to stor e cassettes
in their
cases .
the sound of the cassette has a
period (about 1 hours,
pending on what kind of tape is be­ing the tape head may be dirty.
casset te . Use casse ttes and the manufactu rer's in­
structions carefully.
OPERATIO N----------------------------------------15

CD Mode*
The
mode.
Note
no disc is in the
in the
mode is and resp .
Automatic Track Scanning
button 6 to start au­
tomatic scanning to the next track.
After seconds. scanning
To stop scanning, press the button
second

CD
a-
and a you can
resp.
is inserted.
e -CO-Changer Diode
This diode indicates that the
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