Redgum RGM175 Operating Instructions

Lost keys can be replaced. Information is kept on file at the
factory about every REDGUM amplifier manufactured. By
quoting the Serial Number (on the under side of your
amplifier, on the carton, or on the Final Test Report),
another key can be provided.
Just Fax a request for a new key and your FINAL TEST
REPORT (noting any change of address) to:
REDGUM Australia - Fax +61 3 9897 1399.
A replacement key will be sent by Air Mail the same day.
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When turning the power 'on', a slight 'pop' may be heard
from the speakers. This is normal and will not damage your
loudspeakers. When turning the power 'off', the amplifier
will continue to operate until the reservoir capacitors are
exhausted; during this time odd sounds may be heard -
they also are normal and will not harm your speakers.
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DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER on your REDGUM amplifier;
there is the RISK of a FATAL ELECTRIC SHOCK.
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The only fuse used is the mains fuse located on the outside
of the case in a small compartment of the IEC mains input
connector. This connector is found where the mains power
cord plugs in at the rear of the amplifier. To check for a
'blown' fuse, turn off the power at the wall socket and
remove the plug. Pull the power cord from the IEC socket
and locate the small drawer under the socket. Remove the
drawer by pulling straight out. Pull the fuse from the holder
and check the fine internal wire. If it is incomplete, replace
it with the spare fuse located in the body of the drawer.
The fuse is a SAFETY device. DO NOT experiment with other
sized fuses. Severe damage and/or a FATAL electric shock
could result. REDGUM fuse values are as follows:
175watt amplifier used on 220-250v - 2Amp
175watt amplifier used on 100-120v - 4Amp
300Watt Amp. used on 220-250V - 4amp
300Watt Amp. used on 100-120V - 8amp
If in any doubt whatsoever - consult your dealer.
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Before returning your amplifier for repair service you
should try the following test. Disconnect all connectors
from inputs, Tape Out and speaker terminals. Connect a
pair of speakers (with attached leads) from another system
that you know is working. Also connect a CD player (using
its leads) that you know is working. By doing this, you can
establish whether the fault lies with the amplifier or
another part of your system.
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Model No._______________________________________
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+613 9897 1399
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REDGUM
Operating Instructions &
Specifications
REDGUM Amplifier
Models
RGM175 & RGM300