This manual pertains to the Car Radio, a classic piece of automotive technology likely produced during the mid-20th century. As a variant of the 60T model, the 62T focuses exclusively on Medium Wave (MW) reception, featuring a five-transistor configuration and two-crystal diode utilization for its analog tuning. This device represents an early stage in in-car entertainment, offering manual tuning and push-button waveband and tone control selection. Its design includes a Voltage Dependent Resistor (VDR) for managing static discharge, a critical safety feature for the era. This comprehensive technical manual provides a detailed circuit diagram for the Car Radio, serving as an indispensable resource for car radio repair enthusiasts, technicians, and vintage car owners. It covers the complete electrical circuit, detailing all components and their interconnections, along with specific guidance on transistor and diode configurations, tuning mechanisms, and control function circuitries. The manual includes pathways for troubleshooting and component-level repair, enabling users to perform diagnostics and maintenance effectively. Its English-language content is presented in a 7-page format, designed for clarity and ease of understanding, facilitating DIY repairs and cost savings.