When choosing a location for installation,
make sure that the device is adequately
ventilated, otherwise it may overheat.
• Do not cover the device with a cloth
• Do not place the device on a thick carpet
or blanket
• Do not cover the ventilation openings of
the device (cooling slots / heat sinks)
• Do not use the device in a closed cabinet
or other conned space without sucient
ventilation
Failure to follow the above instructions
may cause heat to build up inside the unit,
which could result in re or malfunction.
Always ensure that there is sucient space
around the device: at least 15 cm at the top
and 5 cm on all sides.
Place the device at least 2 meters away from
sources of electrical interference such as
uorescent tubes, cell phones, WLAN devices,
or motors.
Do not place the device in locations where
it is exposed to strong dust, corrosive gases,
or salty air.
SETTING UP AND CONNECTING THE DEVICE
Do not connect musical instruments (e.g. electric
guitar, etc.) directly to the device. This improper
use of a component designed exclusively for
music playback can lead to irreparable damage
to the entire music system.
If the ambient temperature has changed
drastically (e.g. during transport or in case
of rapid heating/cooling), condensation may
have formed. In this case, leave the unit
unused and switched o for several hours
until it is dry enough to operate. Using the
device when condensation has occurred can
cause malfunction and damage to the device.
Always place the unit horizontally on all feet
of the housing so that the unit stands rmly
and straight.
Never place the unit on an unstable surface
that cannot support the weight of the unit or
where it could accidentally fall or overturn.
Secure furniture that supports the unit
against falling by anchoring it to the wall.
Non-observance of these points could result
in life-threatening injuries.
If the device is particularly heavy ( > 25 kg), you
should always set it up, adjust or transport it
with assistance. If you try to lift the device alone
and without assistance, you could seriously
injure your back, ngers or feet, or damage the
device. It is best to hire professional persons
experienced in handling such loads.
When setting up the unit, take care not to drop
it or subject it to strong impacts.
Before moving the device, all connecting cables
must be disconnected. Otherwise, the cables
and connections may be damaged and you or
other persons may trip and fall over them.
When connecting external devices, read their
instructions carefully and follow them. Failure
to do so may result in damage to the speaker
or external equipment.
Route the speaker cables so that they cannot
be damaged. In particular, cables should not
be routed over hard, sharp edges, have other
objects standing on them or get trapped, and
should not be bent in too tight a radius. In
addition, the cables should NOT be placed in
such a way that they become a risk for falling
or tripping.
Do not touch the speaker terminals when the
unit is on and playing audio as this may result
in painful and hazardous electric shock.
