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Warning:
To avoid risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture. Verify line
voltage before use. Do not remove cover. No user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified
service personal. The warranty is void if the product is tampered with by non-authorised personnel.
Use only authorized Electrocompaniet service center.
The contents of the carton
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1 pc. Electrocompaniet ECG 1 turntable.
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1 pc. Owner’s manual.
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1 pc. Rubber drive belt.
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1 pc. Motor unit.
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1 pc. Power supply for motor unit.
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1 pc. AC main cord.
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1 pc. Tonearm (mounted).
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1 pc. Head shell.
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1 pc. Tonearm counter weight.
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1 pc. Tonearm interconnect (RCA).
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1 pc. Inspection card.
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1 pc. Syringe filled with silicone oil.
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2 pc. Hex keys.
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1 pc. Cartridge alignment protractor.
Unpacking the ECG 1
Immediately upon receipt of the ECG 1 turntable, inspect the carton for possible damage during shipment.
The carton and packaging have been designed to provide the safest possible protection for transport of
your turntable. Save all packaging materials for future shipment.
Set up procedure
Before connecting the ECG 1s motor unit to the AC Power outlet, check that the main voltage indicated
on the power supply corresponds to the line voltage in the country were you intend to use the unit.
How to avoid damages
Do not under any circumstances connect or disconnect equipment when power is turned on. The design
of the RCA plug generates a huge transient when inserted. Connecting or disconnecting equipment with
the power on can result in severe damage to the phonostage, amplifiers and loudspeakers.
How to avoid noise problems
The ECG 1 turntable contains delicate circuits that are to magnetic stray fields. The unit should not be
placed near power voltage transformers, TV sets etc. Care should also be taken regarding placement of
the interconnect and earth cables. Do not run interconnect and earth cables in parallel with main cords
or speaker cables. Keep interconnect and earth cables as short as possible.
How to avoid possible antenna problems
In some set-ups hum may occur when you connect the radio, VCR or TV to your system. The problem is
caused by DC voltage coming from your antenna. Please contact your cable network operator.
