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A
WORD OR TWO ABOUT SERVICE
Service goes hand in hand with sales.
The well-informed
RCA
Authorized Dealer renders
service at time of sale
in
affording information
as
to
proper installation
and upkeep.
Subse-
quent service and
repair
may
be
required
by
reason of wear and tear and mishandling,
to
the
end
that
RCA
Loudspeaker and Radiola owners may
be
entirely satisfied.
Obviously, this service can best be rendered by
properly equipped
service organizations
having
a
thoroughly trained personnel
with
a
knowledge of the design and operation of
RCA
Loudspeakers and Radiolas.
Such service organizations have been established by RCA
Distributors, and
RCA
Authorized
Dealers are advised
to
refer
any
major
work or replacement to
their
selected
Distributors.
Minor replacements and mechanical and electrical adjustments may be undertaken
by the RCA
Dealer.
To assist
in
promoting this phase of the Dealer and Distributor's business
the RCA
Service Division has
prepared
a
series of Service
Notes-of
which this booklet
is
a
part
containing technical information and practical helps
in
servicing
RCA
Loudspeakers and
Radiolas.
This information has been compiled from experience with RCA Dealers and
Distributors'
service
problems and presents
the best
practice
in
dealing
with them.
A
careful reading of
these
Service Notes will
establish their value, and
it is
suggested they be preserved
for
ready
reference.
In
addition
to
suppl) ing
the Service Notes, the RCA Service Division
maintains
a
corps of
engineers
who
are qualified
to
render valuable help
in
solving service problems.
These engi-
neers
call
upon the trade at frequent intervals to advise and assist
RCA
Distributors
in
the
performance
of service work.
Property
of Radio
Corporation
of
America.
Con
fdentla!
and
to he
used only by
its
authorized distributors and dealers
in
furnishing
service
iv
connection with its
apparatus.
Copyright
1929-Radio
Corporation
of .4nzerica.
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