Bowers & Wilkins Diamond 800 Serie Manual Del Usuario página 5

1. Unpacking
Carton Contents
2 Pairs of link wires
2 Midrange end caps
1 Hex key
1 Metal bar
The 800 D3, 802 D3 and 803 D3 are very heavy and
we strongly suggest that they are unpacked in the
room in which they are to be used by two people
working together. It is also a sensible precaution to
remove jewellery to negate the risk of scratching the
speakers' surface finish.
The table above illustrates the component parts that
are packed with the 800 D3, 802 D3 and 803 D3.
In the unlikely event that anything is missing please
contact the retailer from whom you purchased the
speakers.
The heavier bass/midrange grilles attach magnetically
and are packed in a separate compartment to prevent
movement in transit.
Tweeter diaphragms are very delicate and easily
damaged. In the 800 Series Diamond we include a
steel grille mesh that can protect the tweeter from
many forms of damage. However, you should still
exercise care when handling and cleaning your
loudspeakers.
Environmental Information
This product complies with international directives,
including but not limited to:
i. the Restriction of Hazardous Substances
(RoHS) in electrical and electronic equipment,
ii. the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and
restriction of CHemicals (REACH)
iii. the disposal of Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment (WEEE).
Consult your local waste disposal authority for
guidance on how properly to recycle or dispose
of this product.
For safe transit the midrange head unit is secured by
two M4 bolts to the cabinet. These bolts should be
removed and the end cap fitted before use, see
above illustration.
Note: Care should be taken not to damage the head
finish when unscrewing the transit bolts.
Using the hex key provided unscrew both of the bolts
at the rear of the head unit; keep these safe for future
transit. Once the bolts have been removed offer the
end cap to the rear of the head unit positioning it
slightly higher than its resting position. You will notice
two pegs on the inside of the end cap; ensure these
are aligned to the holes where the bolts were previously
removed. The end cap can now be pushed into
position.
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