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Securing speaker
• Installation of this product must follow all local and state building
code requirements. We strongly recommend using a qualified,
professional installer who is knowledgeable of local building codes.
• We recommend holding the unit by the bezel and outer edges
of the speaker to avoid damaging the drivers.
• For In-Wall installation as illustrated in
Diagram 1, page 10:
– Place speaker in hole and secure all six lock arms.
• For In-Wall installation as illustrated in
Diagram 2, page 10:
– Place speaker in hole and secure wood screw through the hole
in the front baffle to stud.
– Secure four lock arms (one top, one bottom and two on side
not against stud).
• For In-Ceiling installation as illustrated in
Diagrams 3 and 4, page 11,
and Diagram 5, page 12
:
– The speaker MUST be secured using two screws provided.
Screws insert in hole of front baffle.
– Place speaker in hole and secure to joists (or framing material) with two
screws provided. Tighten screw on one side before installing and tight-
ening opposing side.
– Secure two lock arms (top and bottom).
*VERY IMPORTANT*
Please note that the pivoting lock arms are not designed to support the weight
of the speaker in In-Ceiling installations. They only provide a secondary
support and are there to pull the speaker tight to the ceiling and prevent it
from rattling. Do not use them for supporting the speaker in In-Ceiling
installations. The screws going through the speaker and into the joists are
to support the speaker and must be installed pr
operly
.
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