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Klein + Hummel O 810 - Maintenance and Servicing; Recycling

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Klein + Hummel
O 810 / O 870 Operating Manual Page 30 of 96 Version 01
Servicing
ServicingServicing
Servicing
Repairs, maintenance, or other servicing of this product when its interior compartment is exposed should only
be performed by Klein + Hummel authorized service engineers familiar with the equipment and risks involved
in handling electronics.
Servicing may be required in the event of exposure to unfavorable environmental conditions, such as liquids,
excessive heat, or a lightning strike.
Amplifier outputs may carry high voltages so take appropriate precautions, for example, connect the cables
before powering up.
When replacing a fuse, ensure that a brand new fuse is used. It must be exactly the same type, value, and
voltage as the original, as stated in the product’s technical specifications or on the circuit board.
Maintenance and Servicing
Maintenance and ServicingMaintenance and Servicing
Maintenance and Servicing
There are no user serviceable parts inside the standard version of this product. Repairs should only be
undertaken by Klein + Hummel certified service engineer.
Options and accessories are fitted at the user’s own risk.
Products may be cleaned using a non-abrasive cloth lightly damped with water. Disconnect the mains power
cable when cleaning to avoid risk of electric shock. Do not use alcohol-based cleaners.
The electronics should only be opened by non-“Klein + Hummel certified service engineer” for the installation
of user installable options as described in the product’s operating manual. The mains power cable should be
disconnected whenever the electronics panel is opened.
If the main fuse blows, the product should be checked by a Klein + Hummel certified service engineer.
Guarantee
GuaranteeGuarantee
Guarantee
This product comes with a guarantee, a copy of which is enclosed with this product.
Recycling
RecyclingRecycling
Recycling
Attention to product quality in the design phase ensures, firstly, that products have a long life and that, secondly,
all parts of a product may be reused or recycled at the end of that life. An extensive product servicing network
ensures that products can be repaired in the event of the premature failure of a part, or as a way to prolong the
life of a product that would otherwise be considered a candidate for landfill. Eventually there comes a time when
a product is considered beyond repair (for economic reasons or lack of parts), so the parts must be disposed of in
a suitable manner. The disposal should conform to local environmental regulations and be conducted in an
authorized recycling facility.
Loudspeakers and electronic products consist of some or all of these components:
Item
ItemItem
Item
Material
MaterialMaterial
Material
Recycling Instructions
Recycling InstructionsRecycling Instructions
Recycling Instructions
Loudspeaker Cabinets Wood (MDF), steel, aluminum,
polyurethane or a combination
Separate materials then recycle
Drivers Aluminum, copper, paper and plastics Separate materials then recycle
Damping Materials Sheep or polyester wool Compost
Electronics Panel Aluminum Remove electronics and recycle
Electronics Various Recycle in an approved recycling facility
Remote Electronics Kits Steel and some electronics Separate materials then recycle
Cables and Connectors Metals and/or plastic Reuse or recycle
Packing Material Cardboard, wood and/or plastics Separate materials then recycle
User Manuals and Sales
Literature
Paper and cardboard Recycle

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