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If the 1200s is set up but does not
function, check the following items:
• Is the power cord properly plugged into an
electrical outlet?
• Is there power at the outlet?
• Is the instrument properly plugged into the
amplifier?
• Are the control knobs turned above 1?
• Is the volume control on your bass guitar turned
up?
• Is the tuner out button disengaged?
• Are any cords cut or frayed?
• If using the effects loop, is the effects unit(s)
properly plugged into the amplifier?
• Is there power to your effects unit(s)?
• Is the amplifier properly plugged into your
speaker cabinet or enclosure?
Eliminate any effects pedals, disconnect any
effect devices from the effects loop and try
another guitar cord.
FYI: Attenuating low frequencies may cause the
preamp to distort and this may not cause the INPUT
LEVEL LED to flash red. If this is the case, simply
turn down the CH.1 VOLUME until the distorted
sound diminishes.
If after checking all of the above your amplifier is still
not performing correctly, consult your nearest
authorized Fender Service Center.
Your 1200s is covered in a rugged
finish for long life and lasting good
looks. To clean the chassis, use a
sponge and all purpose glass cleaner
or equivalent solution. Avoid spilling
liquids on the operating surfaces, grill,
volume and tone controls and
switches. Be careful not to let any liquid come in
contact with operating surfaces or seep into any of
the vents. REMEMBER TO UNPLUG THE POWER
CORD BEFORE CLEANING AND WAIT UNTIL
THE UNIT IS COMPLETELY DRY BEFORE
PLUGGING IT IN.
The rack mount ears on your 1200s
offer the flexibility of carrying your
amplifier in a flight or other rack
mount carrying case. In the event
you wish to remove the rack mount
ears from the chassis, use a 7/16
inch nut driver to remove the bolts on
the side of the rack mount ears. When replacing the
rack mount ears, be sure to use these same bolts.
ALWAYS USE BOTH FRONT AND REAR RACK
MOUNT EARS WHEN CARRYING YOUR
AMPLIFIER IN A FLIGHT OR OTHER RACK
MOUNT CARRYING CASE. FAILURE TO DO SO
MAY RESULT IN SEVERE BENDING AND
DAMAGE TO THE RACK MOUNT RAILS.
TROUBLESHOOTING SURFACE CARE
RACK MOUNT EARS
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