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YELLOW BLENDER PREAMPS
IMPORTANT SAFETY
INFORMATION
SAFETY FIRST!
Safety is of major importance when operating any electrical equipment, so
please note the following:
On a product, a lightning flash within a triangle indicates the presence of
uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product enclosure. This may be of
sufficient magnitude to cause risk of electric shock.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
This information applies to all models and power supplies of the YELLOW series:
Before connecting your preamp to the mains, make sure that the mains voltage does not exceed the voltage
specified on the power supply.
Do not use your preamp if its power supply, cable or plug are not in perfect condition. Replace these as
necessary, using the exact models/types specified. If any fixed cables need replacing, this should be done
by a suitably qualified professional.
When setting up or installing your preamp, make sure that the mains socket and the power supply’s mains
cable and plug are easily accessible.
Do not expose your preamp to rain or any other water (even in small amounts). Do not use the preamp near
water.
Avoid spilling drinks or any other liquids on the preamp.
Do not operate your preamp in excessively humid conditions. Avoid excessive heat from sunshine, fire or
similar. If your preamp is being used in a dusty environment, make sure it is adequately protected.
Avoid installing your preamp near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other heat-
producing apparatus (including amplifiers).
Do not put any sources of open flame (e.g. candles or pyrotechnics) on or near your preamp.
Do not cover your preamp during use, or obstruct the ventilation flow in any way.
Unplug your preamp during lightning storms, or if it is not going to be used for a while. (Remove the plug
from the mains socket to completely disconnect the preamp.)
Your preamp does not contain any “user serviceable” parts. Servicing and/or repairs should only be
carried out by qualified personnel. See MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR (below).