Bang & Olufsen BeoLab 2 - User Guide - Manual (Page 10)

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When Beolab 2 is connected to
the mains, the stand-by indicator
lights up in red, indicating that
BeoLab 2 is in stand-by and ready
to be used.
BeoLab 2 is designed to be left in
stand-by mode when not in use,
i.e. the power should not be
switched off at the mains.
Please note: BeoLab 2 is designed
to protect itself if the active
speaker unit becomes overheated.
The loudspeaker protection circuit
may become active after a period
of playing at a high volume level.
Switching on and off – indicator
When you switch on your Bang & Olufsen
system, BeoLab 2 switches on
simultaneously. The red stand-by indicator
light turns green, indicating that BeoLab 2
is switched on.
When you switch off your system, or mute
the sound, the red indicator light appears
immediately, indicating that BeoLab 2 is
not in use.
Loudspeaker protection
If the active speaker unit becomes
overheated, BeoLab 2 will instantly reduce
the sound level. Once the situation has
stabilised, the sound level is slowly
returned to normal. If the speaker is
played constantly at such a high level,
BeoLab 2 will eventually mute the sound
completely.
Should BeoLab 2 mute the sound, the
indicator light turns red.
To restore the sound:
> Disconnect BeoLab 2 from the mains.
> Allow the active speaker unit time to cool
off.
> Reconnect BeoLab 2 to the mains.
Should the problem persist, please contact
your Bang & Olufsen retailer.
Cleaning BeoLab 2
Clean the surfaces of BeoLab 2 using a
soft, lint-free cloth which you have wrung
firmly in a solution of lukewarm water
containing a few drops of e.g. dish
washing detergent.
The speaker units may be cleaned with a
vacuum cleaner, set to the lowest level.
Never use alcohol or other solvents to clean
any part of your BeoLab 2!
Daily use
Indicator