TAG DVD32FIR User Manual

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care and maintenance

running in and warming up

fuses

There is a fuse in the power socket on the
back of your DVD32FLR. To change the
fuse, unplug the power cable and pull out
the fuse carrier drawer.

The fuse carrier contains a spare fuse. This
is the first one you see when you open the
carrier. It is essential that you use a fuse of
the correct type and rating.

There are no other user-serviceable parts
inside your DVD32FLR.

In order to maintain the appearance of your
DVD32FLR you can clean it as follows:

before cleaning always disconnect
DVD32FLR from the AC supply.

any grease or dirt on the case may be
removed with a dry soft lint-free cloth. Do
not use any liquids, solvents or abrasives.

take great care not to get any liquid inside
the case. If this happens you should have
your DVD32FLR serviced.

cleaning

ser vice

The only servicing you should carry out yourself is described in the previous section. All other
servicing should only be carried out by our authorised service agents.

If service is required, please contact your authorised TAG McLaren Audio retailer or arrange it
directly via our website: www.tagmclaren.com. If your DVD32FLR is still under guarantee, please
refer to the guarantee card which gives you details on how to claim against the guarantee.

Please keep the original packaging and use it whenever your DVD32FLR is transported. A
detailed packing instruction is available from www.tagmclaren.com or can be requested from
our [email protected]. Shipping without the appropriate transit protection will
invalidate your warranty.

warming up

Every time you switch on your DVD32FLR,
the performance will improve until the
components reach their optimum operating
temperature.

TAG McLaren Audio equipment is designed
to give optimum performance for many
years.

Just like a high-quality car, the performance
of DVD32FLR will improve during the first
few weeks of operation. The electronic
components will then have reached and
settled down to near-perfect specification.

running in

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