Unpacking Your Fathom - JL Audio Fathom f112 Owner's Manual

Unpack this box close to where the
subwoofer will be placed. The subwoofer
is PACKED upside down.This box must be
flipped over CAREFULLY to remove the
subwoofer and minimize effort.
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT
| Fathom f112 & f113

UNPACKING YOUR FATHOM

Now that you have determined your Fathom's position in the room, you can
proceed with unpacking it near its intended location.
IMPORTANT: DUE TO THE WEIGHT OF THE FATHOM SUBWOOFER,
PLEASE EXERCISE CAUTION WHILE UNPACKING AND POSITIONING IT TO
PREVENT INJURY. IF POSSIBLE, ENLIST THE HELP OF A SECOND PERSON TO
FACILITATE THE PROCESS. TO MINIMIZE THE RISK OF INJURY, BEND YOUR
KNEES AND LIFT WITH YOUR LEGS, NOT YOUR BACK.
Detailed instructions on unpacking the subwoofer:
1. Place the carton on the floor near its intended location in the room.
2. Open the top of the carton (observe markings on carton) and remove the manual,
calibration microphone and power cord.
3. Temporarily remove the split-foam packing inserts.
4. Untie and loosen the protective cloth cover to make later removal easier (do not
remove at this time). When you open the cloth cover, you are looking at the
bottom of the subwoofer cabinet.
5. Replace the split-foam inserts to protect the subwoofer's cabinet
while unpacking.
6. Gently flip the box on its side, folding back the carton flaps to the outside.
7. Holding the carton flaps back, gently flip the carton onto its top (open end).
8. Pull the carton straight up until it clears the subwoofer and place to one side.
9. Remove the one-piece foam insert and place in the carton.
10. Remove the plastic bag and place in the carton.
11. Tilt the subwoofer forward (toward its grille) to remove the rear split-foam insert
first. Then tilt the subwoofer in the opposite direction (towards its amplifier
panel) to remove the remaining split-foam insert. Place both split-foam inserts
in the carton.
12. Remove the protective cloth cover and place in the carton.
IMPORTANT! PLEASE RETAIN ALL PACKAGING FOR SAFE TRANSPORTATION
OF THE SUBWOOFER AND FOR ANY FUTURE SERVICE NEEDS.
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