Model
Two Owner's Manual
• Refer fuse replacement
to
qualified service personnel.
When
the
fuse
blows
out,
eliminate
the
cause and have
it
replaced
with
the fuse pre-
scribed
for
this
unit
by a qualified service technician. Incorrectreplacement
ofthe
fuse may lead
to
smoke, fire, and damage
to
the
product.
• If
the
unit does notturn on, check
the
connections first. Then check
whether
the
fuse in
your
vehicle's fuse box
is
blown
and check
the
fuse
at
the
unit's
wiring
harness.
Observe these warnings and precautions during installation:
•
Do
notexpose
the
unit
to
direct sunlight orexcessive heat. Excessive heat
will
raise the
interior
temperature
of
the unit, which may damage the
unit.
•
Do
not
use
the
product where it
is
exposed
to
water, moisture, or dust.
Exposure
of
the
unit
to
water, moisture,
or
dust
may lead
to
smoke, fire,
or
other
damage
to
the
unit
and void
your
warranty. Make sure
that
the
unit
does
not
get
wet
in car washes
or
on
rainy days.
• Refer wiring and installation
to
qualified service personnel. Installation
of
this
unit
requires special skills and experience. For maximum safety, have
it
installed
by
your
dealer. Retro
Manufacturing
is
not
Iiable
for
any problems
resulting
from
your
installation
of
the unit. Please
be
sure
to
follow
our
instructions carefully before
attempting
installation.
• Follow
the
instructions to install and wire
the
product.
Not
following
the
instructions
to
properly
install and
wire
the
product could damage the
unit
or
cause
an
accident
or
fire.
• Disconnect
the
lead from the
negative(-)
battery terminal before installa-
tion.
Wiring
and installation
with
the negative
(-)
battery terminaI con-
nected may cause electrical shock and injury due
to
a
short
circuit. Some
cars equipped
with
an
electrical safety system have specific procedures
for
battery terminal disconnection.
FAILURE
TO
FOLLOW
THIS
PROCEDURE
MAY
LEAD
TO
THE
UNINTENDED
ACTIVATION
OF
THE
ELECTRICAL
SAFETY
SYSTEM
RESULTING
IN
DAMAGE
TO
THE
VEHICLE
AND
PERSONAL
INJURY
OR
DEATH.
•
Take
care not
to
damage the leads. When wiring, take care
not
to
damage
the
leads. Prevent
them
from
getting caught
in
the vehicle chassis,
or
from
being damaged by screws
or
moving parts, such
as
seat rails. Do
not
scratch, pull, bend
or
twist
the leads. Do
not
run them near heat sources
or
place heavy objects on
them.
If
leads
must
be routed around sharp metal
edges,
protect
the
leads by
winding
them
with
vinyl tape
or
similar protec-
tion.