Troubleshooting - Infinity Reference Standard I Instruction Manual

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Troubleshooting |
If the sound quality from your RS I
system is distorted, or if part of the
system seems to be damaged and/or
inoperative, you may be able to find
the source of the problem and correct
it. fry, following closely the numbered
steps that follow.
Then, if you have been unsuccessful
in locating the specific source of
trouble, or if you have been unable to
correct it, start making these inquiries
in a-b-c order:
a. Consult the Infinity dealer from
whom you purchased the system. Infinity
dealers are audio specialists and can
help solve most problems. But, if your
dealer can not help...
b. Get the name and address of the
authorized Infinity service facility
nearest you by calling 213-883-4800 or
(if outside of the United States) by
writing or calling the national
distributor of Infinity products. You
May be instructed to take or send the
unsatisfactory part or speaker toa
service facility or the factory, for
service under terms of the warranty.
NOTE: Do not ship any products for
service without prior approval (a
"return authorization"), and do not make
any shipments without enclosing a copy
of your original bill of sale.
If there is no authorized service
facility near you, or in the highly
unlikely case that the service facility
cannot solve the problem...
c.Contact the service department at
Infinity Systems (address: 7930 Deering
Avenue, Canoga Park, California 91304;
phone: 213-883-4800). Describe the
difficulty as specifically as possible.
The service department will then advise
you as to what action you should take.
If the dealer, service facility, or
factory service department instructs you
to remove a driver for service or
replacement, before you disconnect any
wires from the terminals, use a piece
of tape to "flag" each wire from the
terminals labeled "+". If necessary,
note also which wires connected to each
driver removed to avoid improper
connections when you put the drivers
back in place.
Before you consult the Infinity
dealer, service facility, or factory
service department, these are the tests
that you can make, to locate and solve
a problem in your RS I system.
NOTE BEFORE REMOVING ANY DRIVERS:
Each tweeter is held in place with two
black hexagonal-head screws, each
midrange driver with four, and each
woofer with six. Do not loosen or remove
any screws of any other type.
If the rear or center front tweeter
is apparently not working...
Step 1: Check the appropriate fuse(s)
and replace if necessary using only
the same type of fuse. If the problem
is not with the fuses, be sure that the
system is connected properly. (see earlier
section on connecting the system) and
go on to...
Step 2: Remove the tweeters. (The
rear and center front tweeters are held
in place by common thru-bolts 'and inuts.
Remove the nuts at the rear tweeter and
pull the bolts out through the center
front tweeter.) Leave the wires
connected, and look through the slots