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USING THE TRAY
As in the figure, an FM program guide or cassette tape, etc.
can be placed on the tray when pulled out for convenient
use.
Using The Tray
[5] USING
THE
RECORD
SUPPORT
The support can be used to stop the records falling over
(see figure).
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HANDLING
PRECAUTIONS
INSTALLATION
Choose a flat location.
Avoid installation near a heating appliance or in
direct sunlight.
Such
installation
may
discolor the rack's paneling or
disfigure the boards.
Such installation may cause the stored stereo components
to break down.
Leave a clearance of at least 10 cm from the
wall.
If the rack is installed directly against a wall, the heat
generated by the stereo components will not be properly
dissipated and this may cause a failure.
Placing the attached caster seats
These
improve the stability of the rack and prevents
recesses from being formed on a carpet or other flooring
material. When
placing the seats, two or more persons
are required. One should tilt the rack, and the other
should place the seats under.
MOVING
THE
RACK
Removing caster seats
With the caster seats placed under the caster, the rack
cannot be moved. When removing the seats, two or more
persons are required. One should tilt the rack and the
other should remove the seats.
Remove
the stereo components
when
moving
the rack over a long distance.
In order to reduce the weight on the casters when moving
the rack, remove the stereo components first.
Install the rack properly after moving it.
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