How to adjust the F3 radio?

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07/29/25 11:25am
F3 radio frequency can be adjusted through the knob or screen buttons. The following are the relevant methods for adjusting the F3 radio: 1. When turning on the radio, locate the power switch of the car radio, usually found in the upper left corner of the screen, and press it to activate the radio screen. After turning on the F3 radio, click the "Settings" option button on the right to see some setup options on the radio, including receiving channels, storing commonly used channels, or deleting unwanted channels, which can be customized. 2. Additionally, you can see a list of many radio stations on the screen. You can select your favorite stations and save them. The selected stations can also be found in the storage, allowing you to choose them specifically when listening. If you want to turn off the radio, simply find the previous radio power button and press it to turn off the radio.
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