Notes and Warnings!
Please check that the appropriate quantity of each component is present before starting assembly.
In the event of any shortage, contact your dealer, distributor or
naim audio
directly.
The surface finish on all components can be damaged by careless handling during assembly. Please
handle all components with care.
Ensure that the location chosen for your
fraim
equipment rack is level and that the structure
beneath can easily support its total weight when loaded with equipment. A
fraim
base level and
shelf level weigh 8.6kg (19lbs) and 7kg (15lbs) respectively.
If a glass shelf is not to be used (on the lower base level for example), the corresponding wooden
shelf may be assembled up-side-down in order to hide the socket location holes.
The floor spike and cone components are sharp and can cause injury. Handle carefully.
Handle the glass shelves carefully. Broken glass can cause serious injury. Do not use the glass
shelves for any other purpose than that intended.
The maximum safe load for each fraim shelf is 50kg (110lbs) evenly distributed with, or
without glass. The maximum load for any single fraim assembly is 90kg (198lbs). Do not
exceed these loads.
Do not stand or sit on any part of a fraim or use it for any other purpose than that intended.
The maximum number of fraim levels (excluding the base level) is six when standard length
uprights are used and two when extended uprights are used. Do not exceed these limits.
The glass is “toughened” and complies with BS6206 Class A.
If a glass component is chipped or broken replace with glass of the type described above.
Consult the manufacturer, retailer or distributor with regard to obtaining a manufacturing
specification and shape for replacement glass quoting the model number or date of
manufacture.
Do not place very hot or very cold items against or in close proximity to glass surfaces unless
an adequately thick insulating material is used to prevent such items from coming into
contact with the glass.
Do not strike the glass with hard or pointed items.
When cleaning glass panels use a damp cloth or leather with washing-up liquid or soft soap
as necessary; do not use washing powders or any other substance containing abrasives since
these substances scratch glass.
Keeps these instructions for further use and pass them to any subsequent owner.
f r a i m
Naim Audio
Southampton Road Salisbury England SP1 2LN
Tel: +44 (0)1722 332266 www.naim-audio.com
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issue 1
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May 2001
