Wilson Electronics Alexandria XLF, Owner'S Manual

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W i l s o n A u d i o S p e c i a l t i e s
Note: An assistant should stand to the rear of the Alexandria to steady it.
• Attach the wrench to the lift bolt and begin to slowly raise the front of the
Alexandria by turning the bolt clockwise (see Figure 21).
• After the front of the Alexandria is high enough (you will need approxi-
mately one and half inches of clearance beneath the caster), use the swivel
caster wrench to loosen the casters. Remove the casters.
• Insert and screw-in the finished spike assembly. Hand tighten only!
Note: Be very careful NOT TO CROSS THREAD the spikes. The base of the Alexandrias
is made of “X” material and is prone to cross threading.
Note: The spike will go into a different hole than the caster.
• With one person stabilizing the Alexandria, lower the Alexandria by turn-
ing the jack counterclockwise. Note that the Alexandria will now sit lower
in the front as the spike assembly is shorter than the caster. Use caution.
Note: It is very important, at this point, that an able assistant stabilize the front of
the Alexandria until the rear spikes are attached and the unit is lowered.
• Repeat the previous process of the caster removal/spike insertion on the
opposite side of the enclosure. Then continue the process on the other
channel (see Figure 21).
Leveling the Alexandria
• It is not necessary to use the jack to level the Alexandria.
• Place a level on the left to right oriented axis. If it is level, move to the
next step.
• If the bubble shows that the speaker is leaning toward the center of the
room, you will have to lengthen one of the inside spikes down toward the