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Installation
We include a fixing kit to ensure the subwoofer remains
securely mounted. Two types of installation are possible.
1 - The seat must be positioned in its normal fixed position.
2 - Decide the best location possible that suits your automobile and space available,
checking that the enclosure doesn't restrict the seat mobility. (See Figure 1)
3 - Ensure the area for subwoofer location is clean and tidy. Any loose objects must be
removed.
4 - Once the location has been decided, mark the screw hole positions for the fixing
brackets.
5 - Drill holes of 2 mm for the 4 fixing brackets, at your defined locations.
6 - Fix the clamps to the subwoofer case with the four screws M6*8 (the fixing clamps
have a mounting direction system) see (Figure 2 & 3)
7 - Position the subwoofer so that the holes correspond to the metal supplied screws
and fix it. (Figure 4)
8 - Please make sure the subwoofer enclosure is tightly fixed.
Under the seat
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hi i have two dls acw10 installed in my car, i have noticed one of the amps had blown the fuse, i have tried replacing the fuse however it does not switch on, it indicated protect mode and then both leds are off. what could the cause be ?
The DLS ACW10 amplifier could go into protect mode and not turn on after replacing the blown fuse due to the following reasons:
1. Short circuits on the speaker leads.
2. Overdriving from the head unit (volume set too high).
3. Faulty amplifier requiring servicing.
4. Improper grounding.
5. Remote input (Turn-On) voltage less than 5VDC.
These issues should be checked and corrected before repowering the amplifier.
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