Technics SE-C01

Specific wiring instructions for the UK, detailing wire colors and terminal connections for the SH-C01.

Safety advice for Australia regarding earthing and the use of extension cords for proper operation.

Important note stating the SH-C01 is a power-supply unit exclusively for the SE-C01 and cannot be used separately.

Guidelines for using household AC power, warnings against high voltage sources, and prohibition of DC power sources.

Instructions on safely connecting and disconnecting the power cord plug, emphasizing dry hands and grasping the plug.

Strict warning against attempting to repair or reconstruct the unit yourself due to electric shock hazards.

Precautions to prevent children from inserting objects into the unit, which could cause electric shock or malfunction.

Recommendation to turn off the power after use to extend the unit's lifespan and prevent unexpected issues.

Immediate actions to take if water spills on the unit, including disconnecting power and contacting a dealer.

Advice on placing units for proper ventilation (at least 10cm from walls) and away from direct sunlight.

Keep units away from heat sources and avoid spray-type insecticides to prevent damage to surfaces and components.

Prohibition of using alcohol or paint thinner for cleaning as these chemicals can damage the unit's finish.

Guide on using the headphones jack, including volume control adjustment before connecting.

Explanation of the power-meter range selector's function in adjusting output meter sensitivity for accurate readings.

Description of peak-power meters indicating output levels for left/right channels and how to interpret readings.

Information on the power switch for turning the unit on/off and the associated indicator light.

Lists the accessories provided with the unit, such as the stereo pin-type cord.

Resolving persistent illumination of the peak-power meter indicator, often due to incorrect power connection.

Diagnosing and fixing issues like no sound, reversed stereo channels, or incorrect sound positioning.

Addressing low-frequency noise (hum/buzz) and sound loss from one speaker by checking connections and balance.

Troubleshooting volume level discrepancies and sudden sound interruptions, often related to input signals or DC components.