ERS 610
4
Existing Construction
1. Remove the plastic paint
shield from the speaker frame.
2. Determine the correct
speaker location.
NOTE:
Use the included
template when cutting the
drywall.
Template
Ceiling Joist
Ceiling Joist
3.
NOTE:
Always allow at
least a 1/2" between
a ceiling stud/joist and
the speaker cutout, or the
locking tabs will not be
able to swivel into place.
4. Ensure that the drywall or
plywood board or other appro-
priate wallboard is at least
a 1/2" thick, and confirm
that the board material is
capable of withstanding the
weight of the speaker you will
be installing. Cut the drywall.
5. Connect the speaker wires
to the speaker. It is recom-
mended that the nylon cable-
strain relief tab, located next
to the speaker terminals, be
used to help prevent the speaker
wires from being accidentally
dislodged (see Figure 5, below).
6. Make sure all four locking
tabs are properly positioned
against the locking tab stops
that are located on the speaker
frame (see Figure 6, below).
After confirming this, carefully
place the frame assembly in
the ceiling and confirm that
there is no more than 1/8"
play between the frame and
the ceiling cutout. After posi-
tioning the speaker in the
mounting location, back each
screw out one full turn (turn
counterclockwise).
7. Screw down each of the four
Phillips-head screws, alternat-
ing between the four screws.
The locking tabs will swivel
into place and secure the unit
to the rear surface of the
ceiling. Hand-tighten with a
nonpowered, straight-handle
regular screwdriver only. Do
not use a socket wrench, a
powered screwdriver, a drill
or any other powered tool.
Confirm that the speaker is
firmly and securely held in
place and that all four locking
tabs are firmly resting against
the ceiling.
8. Attach the metal grille and
logo, if desired.
Figure 6.
Figure 5.
Summary of Contents for ERS 610
Page 1: ...ERS SERIES ERS 610 Owner s Guide ...
Page 7: ...NOTES ...