Da-Lite Theater-Lite User Manual

INSTRUCTION BOOK FOR

Theater-Lite

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Introduction Care Of Screen

Thank you for purchasing this product. Before operating your
screen, please read all instructions. Store this instruction book for
future reference.

For Your Safety

This product has been designed with safety in mind. However
inappropriate use of this product is dangerous and may cause
personal injury. In order to prevent accidents, please follow the
instructions below.

INSPECT THE PRODUCT REGULARLY.

Before you use the projection screen, make certain that all the
parts such as the screen case, hook, upright bar, feet and lifting
handle are not warped, loose, or damaged. Do not use if screen
is out of order.

To maintain the rel ectivity of the screen:

• Do not touch the screen surface directly.

• Do not bend or lean on or hand tings from the screen.

• Do not write on the screen, Regardless of the type of writing
instrument used, it cannot be erased.

• When carring for the screen as regular maintenance, wipe it with
a soft, dry cloth or dust it with a soft brush. If the screen is stained
or dirty, clean it using s damp cloth with water and mild
detergent. Then wipe with water only and dry it thoroughly.

• Do not wipe with benzene or paint thinner. The surface of the
screen will degrade and this will negatively afect the quality of
the projected image.

WARNINGS PRECAUTIONS

Failure to observe the following warning can result in ire and
serious Injury.

Do not place the screen near any heating sources. Since the
screen is made of plastic material, it may cause ire and can be
damaged.

Place in a lat, stable place. If the screen is set up on a slanting
surface or with something under one foot, it is likely to fall over,
resulting in personal injury to people nearby.

Keep out of direct wind. If the screen is set up in strong air
currents, outside, near a window, or in front of a fan, it can blow
over resulting in personal injury to people nearby.

To prevent the screen from tipping over falling. Rotate the
feet at the bottom of the case until they are perpendicular to the
case, and make sure they are securely in place. Firmly set the
upright, grasp the lifting handle tightly, pull the screen up and set
it securely on the hook at the top end of the upright bar. Do not
push or lean on the screen or upright bar once they are set. Do
not hang anything on the screen or the upright bar.

Do not take apart or modify. Any disassembly or modiication
can result, not only in the screen failing to function normally, but
it can also cause parts to spring of, resulting in personal injury to
people nearby.

Failure to observe the following precautions can result in injury
or damage.

When handling the screen:

• When storing the screen, lock the release lever by rotating the
green knob. If the case is carried when the release lever is not
securely locked, it may spring open unexpectedly, causing the
screen to get dirty or damaged.

• When raising or lowering the screen, make sure to keep pressing
on the screeen release button. Lowering by force may damage
screen.

• When cleaning the screen, be careful the screen and the upright
bar do not tip over.

Do not let children touch. Do not let children operate or play with
the screen. The screen can tip over and cause personal injury.

Store horizontally. If the screen is stored vertically, take measure
to prevent if from tipping over. If the screen is leaned up against
a wall or other object, it can tip over and cause personal injury.

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Installation Location

THEATER-LITE

THEATER-LITE

Avoid locations that are :

• Humid and in direct sunlight

• Not l at and level

• Very dusty

• Near heating sources

• Directly in the path of strong air currents

• Frequently traversed by people

Parts Identiication

handle
screen

release
button

hook

green knob

latch

screen

foot

slat

upright bar

skirt film

hook holder

case

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