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E.
Cabinet Care
If necessary, wipe the cabinets carefully with a slightly dampened cloth. Do not
use solvents or any abrasive materials.
F.
Grilles and Ports
A lint brush does a good job of cleaning Grilles. The Grilles can be taken off and
vacuumed if you prefer. If need be, you can use a lint brush to clean ports. Avoid
touching speaker diaphragms. Particularly, pushing in the tweeter domes will
permanently damage tweeters.
VIII. TROUBLESHOOTING
A.
Lower the volume if a speaker begins to sound distorted or seems to be missing
certain frequencies, to check first if playing at somewhat lower volume seems
to clear up the problem. It can be especially important to turn down the volume
right away if you have pushed a low-powered amplifier or receiver past its
comfortable limits.
B.
Determine if the problem is caused by the electronics or the speakers and, if it is
the speakers, which specific speaker. Interchange the speaker wire connections
on your amplifier or receiver between channels, for example by connecting the
left speaker to the right channel, or vice versa. If the problem shifts to the other
speaker, the problem is not in the speaker but in the electronics.
C.
Another component—or, very often, a cable or connection problem between
components—may be at fault. If the problem stays in the same speaker,
irrespective of the channel to which it's connected—and after changing the
connecting wire—chances are the speaker itself probably needs service.
D.
See your dealer if you require service. PSB dealers are equipped to handle
almost all problems. If you have moved since your purchase, the nearest
authorized PSB dealer should be able to help you. If the problem is not resolved,
please contact us, providing the model name, serial number, date of purchase,
dealer name, and a full description of the problem.
We appreciate your purchase, and hope this owner's guide helps you enjoy the exceptional
value that PSB speaker systems have to offer. We wish you many years of enjoyable
listening!
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