Remove the ash tray then the twp # 2 phillips headed screws holding the ash tray retainer in place , _gently_ lift it out a bit & unplug it , then put your hand into the hole palm _UP_ & grasp the rear edge of the radio , wiggle as you pull it to - wards you , _STOP_ as soon as you can see the wires and CAREFULLY grasp each wire's plug & wiggle it loose ~ pulling the wires proper will teach you how to swear like I do , not a good thing .
The " Automatic " button is to hunt for stations , the antenna switch is separate on the Facia above the radio .
DO NOT be in any hurry to discard it ! adding better speakers & an amplifier will allow you to blast crappy loud music with *perfect* clarity & so pi$$ off me and all the other grumpy old people .
Or , to get back at the kid next door by playing your Pre - War Blues or Count Basie tapes at top volume , drowning him out .
-Nate
Rodger wrote:
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> yes, it is the Becker Grand Prix, with many buttons, no knobs. It has two cool push up or down volume & automatic (antenna ??) levers.
> How do I remove it?
>
> Thank you
> Rodger
>
> >
> > You have a different radio , a Becker Grand Prix I think .
> >
> > It comes out differently , fairly easily but WAIT until we know *exectly* which Becker you have before attacking it ! the pry out plastic bits is for an older (1970's vintage) Becker with two knobs , not a plethora of buttons .
> >
> > -Nate
> > Rodger wrote:
> > >
> > > Hello All
> > >
> > > My wife's 300SDL tape player does not work. The book said to pry out the two small plastic pieces on either side of the radio and remove the bolts.
>
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