Assistent 30
integrated tube amplifier__________________________________
WARNINGS & PRECAUTIONS
The ASSISTENT 30 amplifier operates in a floating class-A and is therefore capable of
generating moderate to high temperatures. This may have an adverse
effect on other equipment, furniture and fittings close by and you will need
to position the amplifier carefully to avoid this.
Do not remove the top cover or the metal top from this amplifier whilst it is in
operation or connected to the mains supply as you will be exposed to
potentially lethal voltages.
Do not attempt to connect any input of this amplifier to any of its outputs
otherwise damage to components will result.
Do not earth any output terminal or connect any of these terminals together
without following the instructions in this manual or seeking qualified
assistance.
Do not connect any voltage source, short circuit, earth/ground or appliance
(other than a suitable Hi-Fi quality loudspeaker) to any output terminal.
Repair work should only be undertaken by a suitably qualified service
engineer.
Be sure that you understand the requirements fully
before you make any connection to this amplifier or switch ON !!
This amplifier
ASSISTENT 30
operates in
class - A
and is
therefore capable of generating a moderately high temperature which requires care full placing to
aviod any effect this heat may have on other equipment, furniture and fittings etc.
Do not remove the top cover from this amplifier.
Hazardous voltages are present. Any repair work should
be refer to a suitable qualified and experienced
service person.
Do not attempt to connect any input of this amplifier to
any of its outputs.
Do not earth any output terminal or connect any of these
terminals together without following the instructions in
this manual or seeking qualified assistance.
Do not place this amplifier in any position where liquids
or any foreign material may accidentally enter it.
Do not disconnect any in / output wire, the power cord or the connecting cables between the amp
and the power supply , while the amplifier is operating.
Some preamplifiers, processor, CD players etc produce
large switching pulses when switched on or off, causing a loud
click through the loudspeakers. For this reason,
turn off your power amplifier at first
when you
plan to
switch off your audio device
.
Turn on your power amplifier at last
when you plan
to switch on your audio device
.
All handling at the open amplifier has to be done
when the main power plug is
disconnected .