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Details warranty exclusions like misuse, accidents, negligence, and serial number tampering.
Crown will remedy defects through repair, replacement, or refund, shipping product within a reasonable time.
Notify Crown within 90 days of warranty expiration; ship components in factory pack for corrective action.
Excludes recovery for incidental or consequential damages resulting from product defects.
No person can enlarge or modify the warranty; time deprived of use doesn't extend warranty period.
Crown reserves the right to change product designs without notice or obligation for prior units.
Legal action must commence within 90 days of warranty expiration.
Specifies Class 1 wiring for MT-2400 and Class 2 for MT-600/1200 output wiring.
Warns against opening covers and refers servicing to qualified personnel; disconnect power before access.
Advises against exposing equipment to rain or moisture to reduce electric shock risk.
Caution about locating sensitive equipment near the amplifier due to its magnetic field.
Explains lightning bolt (electric shock risk) and exclamation point (important instructions) symbols.
Instructions for unpacking, inspecting for damage, and saving packing materials for future transport.
Highlights key features like ODEP protection, grounded bridge design, low distortion, and three-year warranty.
Protects the dust filter; requires removal of screws for cleaning.
Removes particles from air; requires regular checking to prevent clogging.
Amber indicators show reserve energy; dim or turn off when reserves decrease or protection limits output.
Amber indicator shows the unit is on, AC power is available, and cooling system is operational.
Rocker switch to turn the amplifier on/off; includes a ~4-second turn-on delay.
Details shipped power cord and plug for AC voltage; refers to Section 7 for usage.
Controls three operating modes: Stereo, Bridge-Mono, and Parallel-Mono.
Push-button switches on the back panel to reset high-voltage power supply circuit breakers.
Designed for standard 19-inch rack mounting or stacking; recommends support for back panel if rack is transported.
Details internal fan operation and tips for maintaining optimal cooling, including air flow and vent clearance.
Details various wiring configurations for sound systems, covering signal input and output connections.
Explains intuitive stereo wiring where input channel 1 feeds output channel 1, and channel 2 feeds channel 2.
Used for loads >= 4 ohms; requires specific wiring where channel 1 input is used and channel 2 is inverted.
Used for loads < 4 ohms; requires specific wiring with channel 1 input and a jumper between positive output posts.
Details balanced and unbalanced input wiring for phone jacks and optional accessories like MT-XLR/MT-BB.
Discusses connecting loads considering power handling capacity and recommends loudspeaker protection fuses.
Explains using fuses to protect loudspeakers from thermal damage and transient voltages.
Details AC power cord and plug requirements by country and discusses proper AC mains connection.
Lists precautions for safe operation, including proper wiring, switch settings, and connection practices.
Explains the function of the Enable and ODEP indicators on the front panel.
Overview of the amplifier's protection features including ODEP, RF, drive, and thermal protection.
Details Crown's patented Output Device Emulation Protection circuitry for reliability and efficiency.
Explains controlled slew rate protecting against RF and undesirable frequencies, protecting loads.
Describes how drive protection temporarily removes drive to protect the amplifier and load from faults.
Details transformer thermal protection that shuts down a channel if the transformer overheats.
Explains the role of internal fuses and circuit breakers in protecting power supplies and cooling fans.
Details the operation of front panel controls and back panel switches like sensitivity and ground lift.
Instructions for removing, washing, and reinstalling the dust filter to maintain cooling efficiency.
Discusses technological advancements, reliability, protection features, and the grounded bridge topology.
Explains the circuit design, including power transformers, low-voltage supply, and basic signal paths.
Describes the signal path for stereo operation, including the balanced gain stage and error amp.
Explains how the stereo/mono switch converts the amplifier to bridged-mono operation for higher voltage.
Details parallel-mono operation for increased current, where channel 2 is paralleled with channel 1.
Describes optional replacement fan blades for special cooling requirements, installation by technician.
Introduces optional input connector accessories: MT-XLR and MT-BB.
Accessory panel with two standard 3-pin female XLR inputs for easy connection changes.
Accessory panel providing barrier strip input connectors for applications requiring bare wire.
Guides users to contact Crown/Amcron representative or authorized service center for global service.
Details service options in North America: via authorized service center or directly from the factory.
Explains the process for obtaining service at a center, including warranty proof and necessary paperwork.
Instructs users to fill out service information form and ship unit to Crown factory for repairs.
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