WILSON AUDIO Alexia V, Installation And Care Manual

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Section 4.3—Removing the Protective Film
To protect the finish of the Alexia V during final manufacture, shipment, and setup in your listening
room, we have applied a removable layer of protective film over the paint finish. We recommend that this
film be left in place until the speakers are ready to be assembled at their final location in your listening
room. Once you have determined their final position, remove the film by following this procedure:
1. Ensure the speaker surface is room temperature before removing the protective film.
Note: Removing the protective film when the speaker surface is cold can damage the paint surface.
2. Slowly remove the film from the top down, large sections at a time, gently pulling the
film downward and outward.
Note: Tearing the film quickly and aggressively can damage the paint.
3. Take care while removing the protective film near edges and corners to prevent paint
damage in these areas.
4. The protective film should not be left on the painted surface for extended periods of
time nor exposed to heat sources and/or direct sunlight.
Section 4.4—Resistors
By removing the glass cover on the upper bevel on the rear of the Woofer enclosure of your Alexia
V, you may gain access to the resistor panel. These resistors serve several functions. These specialized
resistors not only serve as a type of fuse to protect the Alexia V drivers, they also are used as tools for
tuning the system.