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Test Trim Frames
Install Component and Software Cabinet Shelves
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Before hooking-up and installing the components and TV, attach the trim
frames now to test for proper fit. It will be virtually impossible to perform any
needed adjustments once the components are in place.
1. Insert trim frame cover over TV cabinet. If necessary, adjust spacing
around TV cabinet using wood shims and the leveling legs located
inside the bottom rear of the audio/video cabinet.
2. Insert front and center speaker trim frames/grills being careful to align
interlocking materials.
3. Remove the four positioning brackets from the front of the component
and software cabinet.
4. Insert trim frame around component and software cabinet. If
necessary, adjust spacing around cabinet using leveling legs and wood
shims.
5. Once proper fit has been achieved, use two #8 x 1-3/4"screws to
attach the component and software cabinet to the support frame as
shown on page 6.
6. Remove component and software cabinet trim frame, TV cabinet trim
frame, and center speaker trim frame/grill and set aside for later use.
Leave the front speaker's trim frames/grills in place.
Before you place the components, determine the proper position of the glass
shelves, install the shelves, and pull the connecting cables for each component
through its shelf area.
Position the Components
1. The audio/video receiver goes on the top right side of the component
compartment, in front of the jack panel extension cable. Allow at least
two inches of area above the receiver for proper circulation.
2. The LaserDisc player is placed underneath the audio/video receiver on
the bottom of the cabinet. No second shelf is needed. Allow at least
one inch of area above the player for proper air circulation.
3. The compact disc player is placed on the top of the left side of the
component compartment. Allow at least one inch of area above the
player for proper air circulation.
4. The VCR is placed on the second shelf of the left side of the component
compartment. Allow at least one inch of area above the VCR for proper
air circulation.
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