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IMPORTANT: DO NOT
DISPOSE OF THE
BATTERY IN THE
GARBAGE.
For proper
disposal of the lead-acid
battery, it should be
taken to a lead-acid bat-
tery recycle and disposal center, such
as an automobile service center, to
avoid environmental contamination.
As a final note, playing your Amp Can
with the charge adapter attached and
plugged in will not damage the unit,
however, a slight hum will occur.
Additionally, playing your Amp Can
with the charge adapter attached will
significantly increase playing time,
however, the battery will only charge
with the power OFF.
Your Amp Can is cov-
ered in genuine Tolex for
long life and lasting
good looks. To clean
the Tolex covering, use a
damp sponge with a
light soapy water solution. Avoid
spilling liquids on the operating sur-
faces, grill, volume and tone controls,
switches and speaker. ALWAYS make
sure your Amp Can is OFF before
cleaning or approaching it with fluids.
If your Amp Can is set
up but does not func-
tion, check the following
items:
• Is your Amp Can’s bat-
tery properly
charged?
• Are your Amp Can’s control knobs
turned above their minimum
positions?
• Is the volume control on your guitar
turned up?
• Is your microphone on?
• Is the instrument properly plugged
into the amplifier?
Eliminate any effects pedals and try
using another cord.
If after checking all of the above the
amplifier is still not performing correct-
ly, contact your nearest authorized
Fender Service Center.
While designed for portability, your
Amp Can should be treated with
care and kept clean and free of
moisture. Sand, dirt, salt-water
spray or similar debris can severely
damage and corrode the internal
circuit board, wiring and battery
connections. To ensure safety and
years of enjoyment, store and care
for the Amp Can as you would any
other musical instrument or guitar
amplifier.
COVERING CARE
TROUBLESHOOTING
BATTERY CARE, Cont.