Philips FW-C155/22, Service Manual

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PREPARATIONS AND CONTROLS
2-1
Pr
eparations
Rear connections
The type
plate
is
located
at
the
rear
of
the
system.
A
Po
w
e
r
Bef
o
re connecting
the
A
C
po
wer
cord
to
the
wall outlet,
ensure that all other connections
ha
v
e
been
made
.
W
ARNING!
–F
or optimal
performance,
use
only
the
original po
wer cable
.
–N
ev
er mak
e or change an
y connections
with the po
wer switched on.
B
Antennas Connection Connect the
supplied
AM
loop
antenna
and
FM
antenna to
the
respectiv
e
ter
m
inals.
Adjust the
position of the antenna f
o
r optimal reception.
AM Antenna
Fix the cla
w
to the slot
●
Po
sition the antenna as far as possib
le from a
TV
,
VCR or
other
ra
diation
source
.
R
+
–
L
speak
er
(r
ight)
speak
er
(left)
FM wire antenna
AM loop
antenna
A
B
C
+
–
AC
p
o
w
e
r cord
VO
LTA
G
E
SELECT
OR
110V
-
127V
220V
-
240V
Fo
r u
ser
s in the U
.K.:
please follo
w the
instructions on page 2-3.
Pr
eparations
FM Antenna
●
For better FM stereo reception,
connect an
outdoor FM antenna to the FM
ANTENNA
ter
minal.
C
Speak
ers Connection
Fr
ont Speak
ers
Connect the
speak
er
wires
to
the
SPEAKERS
ter
minals,
r
ight speak
er to "
R
" and
left
speak
er
to
"
L
", coloured (mar
ke
d) wire to "
+
" and b
lack
(unmar
k
e
d) wire
to
"
-
".
1
2
●
Full
y
inser
t
the str
ipped
por
tion
of
the speak
er
wire into the ter
minal as sho
wn.
Notes: –F
or optimal sound perf
ormance
, use the
supplied speak
er
s.
–D
o not connect mor
e than one speak
er to any
one pair of
+
/
-
speak
er terminals
.
–D
o not connect speak
er
s with impedance lo
wer
than the speak
er
s supplied.
Please r
ef
er to the
SPECIFIC
ATIONS section of this manual.
Inser
ting batteries into the
re
mote contr
ol
Inser
t tw
o
batter
ies
type
R03
or
AAA
(not
supplied) into the remote control with the cor
rect polar
ity as indicated b
y the "
+
" and
"
-
" symbols inside the batter
y compar
tment.
CA
UTION!
–
Remo
v
e
batteries
if
the
y
ar
e
ex
hausted
or will
not
be
used
for
a
long
time
.
–D
o not
use
old and
ne
w
or differ
ent
types of
batteries
in combination.
–
Batteries contain chemical substances
, s
o
the
y should
be
disposed off
pr
operly
.