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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WAK.M>J(»; When uwd^ elecinc produciN*. basic wucions siiouici always be tollowed. including the lollowing.
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Rvaci all safety and operating inslruciinns before using ihi<r product.
2.
Ail safety and operating insimcitoas should be retained for t'uiute reference.
3.
Obey iJI cautions in the operaiing instniciioas and on the back of!Ik unit.
4.
A(1 operating insiruciions should be followed,
5.
product ^oukl not he oKCii near winter, t.c . a balhlnb, sink ''Wimming pool, wet b«scmcni. etc.
6.
Thi^ product should be locaic<I
that its position does not interfere with its proper vontilotion. It should n<'i be pluc«d flat againil u
wall or placed in a huili-m enclosure that will impede the flow' of cooling air,
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7>iU product diould not be placed near a «'iirce of heal such at a stove, radiator f>r 'another heat producing amplifier.
8.
Connect only lo a power supply of ihc type marked on ihe uml udjocenlto the power supply cord.
y.
Never break off the ground pin on ihe power supply cord. Foi more inforniaiion on grounding, write for our free booklet "Shock
Hij/ard and Grounding."
10.
Pow'cr supply cords should always be handled eorefully. Never walk or place equipment on power supply cord^. Periodically check
curds for cuts or iigns of sii'ess. especially at the plug and the point where the cord cxiE>ihc unit
I).
The power supply cord should he unplugged when the unit is to be unused tor long periods of time.
12.
If thi> product is to be mounted in an equipment rack, rear suppMt should be provided
13.
Mcial piiTLs can be denned with a damp rag. The vinyl covering used on some units can be cleaned wiih a danjp rag or an ammoniu-
hssed h<niseht>Id cleaner if neces.sary Di^conned unit from power supply before cleaning.
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Caro .shovikl be taken !v\ that object; do nut fall and liquids are not spilled Into the unit through the ventilation holes or any other
openinsi.
15.
This unit should be checked b> a qualified service lechmcijii if;
a
The power supply cord or plug has been damaged,
b,
.^nyrhinghfls fallen or been spilled into the unit
c
The uni I does not operate correctly.
d.
The unit has been dropped or the enuksure damaged.
16.
The user should nor attempt to service ihis equipmcnl. All service work should be done b) a qudilled service technician.
17.
This pTfKluci should be usevi only with a curl or stand that is recommended hy Peavev Electronics.
18.
I'xposure lo esireraely high nctsc levels may cause a permynent hetiring losi. litdividuak vary considerably in susceptibiliiy to noise
indue I'd hearing loss, but nearly eve ly one will lose some hearing if exposed to sufficlenrty intense noi.se fDrasuJficfeniiime-
Thc U.5, Ciovernincnrs Occupaiiunal Safeiy and Health Administration i0.5HA> has specified iliefollowingpcnnissiblcnoiw; level
cxpa.s'urefi.
DvtriJkmPCr Dav {n Hntu's
Sannd Level dRA. Slow Rosp<jnvc
K
m
6
4
95
3
97
n
KH)
1 1/2
102
1
105
1/2
110
/4 or less
115
According M O.SiiA, any exposure in excels of the above pemiissible limiLs could result in some hearing loss.
Car plugs m protectors in the car canals or over the ears must be v/gra when operating this ampUficulioit sysient in order to prevent a
permanent hearing loss it*exposure i.s in sxcess of the limns as set lonh above. To ensure against |H)ten!ially dangerous exposure lu high
sound pressure levels, it is rccommcadccl that all persons exposed to equipment capable of pruducing high sound pressure levels xueh as'
this amplification system beprtnectcd hy hearing pratecinrs while this unit isinoperaium.
SAVE THESK INSTRUCTIONS!
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