Yamaha CT-600 - Precautions; General Safety and Operating Guidelines; Voltage Selector Adjustment

PRECAUTIONS
PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
“You may seriously damage any transistorized audio
unit by being careless when you first operate it.
Carelessness is the major cause of audio repairs. Avoid
disappointment by following the precautions listed
here BEFORE vou attempt to plug in or operate your
CT-600. |
DO'S AND DON'TS
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make sure that air can circulate freely above,
under and behind the CT-600.
protect the cabinet finish from insecticides,
paint thinner and other volatile materials.
protect the set from dampness, dust and me-
chanical shocks.
locate the unit in direct sunlight or near a
source of heat. Heat can damage transis-
tors.
force knobs or switches.
plug the CT-600 power cord into an AC
outlet unless you are sure the power switch
is off.
connect any other equipment (amplifier,
tape deck, etc.) unless the power switch is
off.
turn on the power switch unless you are
sure that the set is connected to an ampli-
fier and the amplifier volume is turned
down to minimum.
If
your
set
has
a
voltage
selector,
before
you
plug
in
the
power
cord
check
that
the
selector
is
set
to
your
local
current.
If
not
properly
set,
turn
the
knob
and
reset
it
to
the
correct
position.
Voltage
settings:
110,
130,
220,
240V
(the
150,
260V
settings
are
not
connected).