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Do not Be Alarmed
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the Electone does
not operate when
the power
switch
is turned
on, check the following:
1.
Is the plug fully inserted into an AC outlet (the same as you use for a lamp, etc.)?
Reinsert it to
be sure.
2.
Is there power coming from that outlet?
Unplug the Electone and plug in a lamp; then see if the
lamp will light.
If it does not, the problem is probably in your home's electrical system.
Check your
fuses or circuit breakers.
3.
If you find that there is power
in the outlet, but the Electone does not play, unplug the cord and
call your
nearest
Yamaha
dealer.
"There are NO USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS
in the Electone.
Playing the Electone
First turn on the power .switch.
No warm-up
period is required.
You can tell that the power
is on
because the pilot lamp will light; the Electone is so quiet that this lamp will be the only way you can
check
whether
the Electone
is on when
you are not playing.
Next, set up a registration (set all the levers and controls you wish to use for the upper and lower manuals
and the pedals).
Select tone combinations according to suggestions in the music you are going to play,
or experiment with your own combinations.
Remember
that the registration
noted
on any sheet of
music is no more than a suggestion, and your idea may well be even more suitable.
By the same token, do not be alarmed if you have a piece of music with no registration for your organ.
With a bit of imagination you can approximate the registration for a different organ, going on to im-
provise on your own.
This will be an ever-new source of creative enjoyment as you become more and
more familiar with the various Electone controls and effects.
Many new song collections now have Electone registrations.
See your Yamaha dealers.
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