Harman Kardon Counterpoint II FM 100 Operating And Service Instructions

OPERATION AND SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT
It is essential you read this instruction book care¬
fully before setting up your Harman-Kardon system. You
have invested in a line instrument into which many
excellent engineering developments have been incor¬
porated. bach is important for the proper operation of
your system. This book has been written in simple non¬
technical language and if you will take the time to read
it first before doing anything else you will find it simple
to obtain optimum performance Trom your Counter¬
point II.
We especially call your attention to the paragraphs
describing the operation of the Variable Automatic Fre¬
quency Control and Variable Automatic Noise Gate
Control.
UNPACKING
After unpacking the Counterpoint II, inspect it care¬
fully for any signs of damage in transit. Your unit was
subjected to many inspections and tests, and then care¬
fully packed. If damage is visible notify the transporta¬
tion company at once.
Check the contents of the package carefully. Be
sure to inspect the folds of the packing material before
discarding it. Your package should contain:
1 Counterpoint II, Model FM-100 tuner.
1 Instruction Booklet
1 Antenna Wire (FM)
1 Warranty Card
1 Package Hardware
1 Template and Cabinet Installation
Instructions,
It is strongly urged that the warranty card be com¬
pleted and mailed without delay to protect your tights
under the warranty. If you should require repair ser¬
vice or information on the use of the Counterpoint II,
we will be able to identify your unit immediately, and
respond quickly. NOTE: To expedite service, when
necessary, please contact Harman-Kardon first. We will
suggest a warranty station in your area and give you the
procedure and authomation for shipping.
INSTALLATION
Your Counterpoint II FM tuner may be installed
on an open shelf, table, bookcase or high fidelity equip¬
ment cabinet. For cabinet mounting, refer to the tem¬
plate supplied with this instruction book.
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