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power cord will not fit in your AC outlet, please contact an electrician to have the
obsolete plug replaced.
Do not allow the power cord to be walked on or pinched. Do not run the power
cord under a rug, as doing so could cause a fire.
Ensure that your AC power outlet provides voltage within the range specified on
the rear panel of the subwoofer.
When removing cords or cables, do not pull on the cable. Always grasp the
connector/plug head when removing cords or cables.
If the fuse needs replacing, replace it with the same type, as specified in the
SPECIFICATIONS and in the INPUT POWER sections.
This unit ships set for nominal 110~120 VAC operation. If changing the input voltage
level, you must also change the fuse to the type specified in the
SPECIFICATIONS
and in the
INPUT POWER sections for the voltage level being used.
Always remove power and unplug the subwoofer before attempting to replace the
fuse.
Do not bypass the purpose of the fuse by shorting the contacts or by any other
means.
Install the subwoofer in a place where the power plug can be readily accessible so
that you can quickly unplug the unit in the event that a safety incident occurs.
Do not use full volume until after the speaker has been fully broken-in.
If you hear distortion reduce the volume until the distortion is no longer audible.
Distortion can sound like a buzzing, scratching, or hammering sound. Distortion can
damage or destroy delicate speaker coils.
To avoid annoying feedback, ensure that any turntable is isolated from the
vibrations produced by the speakers and subwoofer.
Extreme bass frequencies and volume can distort the image on a nearby television.
If this occurs, move the subwoofer further away from the TV.
Do not use cleaning fluids, solvents, or other chemicals to clean the speaker cabinet.
Do not use paper towels or other abrasive materials or cleaners. Use only a soft, dry
