CAUTION: BEFORE OPERATING THIS NEW PRODUCT, PLEASE CAREFULLY
READ THIS OPERATION MANUAL AND SAVE IT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. IT
MAY BE USEFUL IF YOU HAVE ANY DIFFICULTIES IN OPERATING THIS
PRODUCT IN THE FUTURE.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
1. It is dangerous to use this new product if
It begins to smoke, smell, or make strange noises. If this happens, immediately
switch off the power, unplug the power cord and contact the nearest authorized
service center.
2. Never remove the bottom cover
Do not remove the bottom cover of this product. This product produces high level
voltage and current that can be “lethal”. Touching any high voltage parts inside
the unit can result in electric shock and/or cause damage to the unit. Do not
tamper with any component or part inside the unit. Even with the power turned off,
high level of electric charge can remain in the energy storing capacitors for an
extended period of time up to months. Any possible adjustment inside the chassis
or service required should to be referred to authorized Audio Space Acoustic
Laboratory Ltd. dealer or other qualified electronics technician.
3. Avoid exposing this product to direct sunlight, dust, heat or moisture
Do not place this product in a location where it is exposed to direct sunlight,
heavy dust, intense heat, high humidity, kitchen smoke, etc., as these may cause
the product to malfunction.
4. Select a safe and well-ventilated location
This product contains vacuum tubes (with glass container) that are fragile and
breakable. During operation, the vacuum tubes will generate sufficient heat that
can burn to the touch. Therefore, it should be kept away from children and house
pets. The unit should be placed in a well ventilated area to allow heat to escape
freely. Insufficient air flow may cause the unit to overheat which may result in
malfunction or in some cases catch on fire.
Always observe the following guidelines:
• Keep product at least 10 inches away from all objects such as drapes and wall.
• Do not place this product in a confined space or cabinet with poor ventilation.
5. Handling the power Cord
Using a damaged power cord or one with bare wires exposed is a fire hazard and
may result in electric shock. Always observe the following guidelines:
• When unplugging from the AC outlet, never pull on the cord, always grip the
plug when unplugging the power cord.
• Never place this product itself, furniture, rugs or other heavy objects on the
power cord.