TANDBERG 3036A User Manual

Follow safety guidelines to prevent electrical shock, fire, and damage. Unplug during storms and long absences.

Faults from specific circumstances may void warranty. Be aware of potential damage from high frequency or improper connections.

Switch off all units before connecting to prevent amplified hum signals and potential damage to equipment.

Use correct speaker wiring. Common ground systems may cause oscillation and damage to the amplifier or speakers.

Ensure correct mains voltage setting and fuse type for your region. Professional service is recommended for changes.

The amplifier has a maximum power consumption of 500 watts.

Place on a shelf with good ventilation, avoid soft surfaces or radiators. If stacking, place this amplifier on top.

Connect speakers with correct polarity. Use appropriate cables for signal inputs (Normal/Lab) before powering on.

Details on 'Normal' and 'Lab' inputs and their usage, including DC voltage considerations for Lab input.

Connect the mains lead securely to the wall socket.

Wait for the protection circuit delay (12-15s) before use. The Power LED confirms operation.

The indicators flash when peak clipping occurs, signaling overload or flashback from speaker loads.

Circuits protect against speaker terminal overload, short-circuits, inductive loads, and prevent DC voltage damage to speakers.

Instructions for installing the optional 19-inch rack mount kit for cabinet integration.

Instructions for fitting extra side panels using correct screws to avoid internal amplifier damage.

Details power output, frequency response, signal-to-noise ratio, impedance, damping factor, and distortion levels.

Provides the amplifier's external dimensions (width, depth, height) and its overall weight.

Specifies the input voltage required to achieve specific power outputs (1W and 100W).