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Technical Information B. 110.220 VAC VOLTAGE CONVERSION The BOSE Series IV Equalizer is designed to operate on one power line voltage only. Equalizers manufactured for 120 VAC operation are not convertable to 240 volt operation except by factory modification. Equalizers manufactured for 240 VAC operation may be converted to 120 VAC operation by BOSE Authorized Factory Service Agencies. (The speakers require no voltage conversion.) C. IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY If you suspect that there is a problem with your 901 system, it is worth a few minutes of your time to determine whether your 901s are defective, and if so. what part of the system is defective. If one speaker sounds defective, DO NOT switch the speaker cables, as this may damage the speaker operating correctly. Instead, disconnect the wire of the speaker suspected of being defective at the amplifier output and reconnect to the amplifier channel operating correctly. (This can generally be done without disconnecting the correctly functioning speaker.) If the speaker system that sounded defective now plays correctly, the difficulty is not in the speakers or in the speaker wiring. If bass and high frequencies seem weak, check to assure that the equalizer is in the circuit. If you hear distortion when both speakers are operating at high sound levels that disappears when you turn the volume down or push the Low Filter switch "In," you are probably overloading the amplifier. If the trouble seems to be in the equalizer, be sure that the system operates properly with the equalizer out of the circuit. This can be determined by disconnecting the equalizer from the circuit. Be certain that all cables are connected properly and that the cables are not defective. If the trouble still persists, contact your dealer. He will arrange for service or have the unit checked for proper operation. The complete procedure for obtaining service is outlined in the warranty found in SECTION VII of this manual. D. CARE AND MAINTENANCE Your 901 speaker cabinets and equalizer are made with an oilrubbed walnut veneer finish. Any good grade of furniture polish used for wood finishes can be used in normal dusting and cleaning: however, to maintain the beautiful appearance of your 901s, we suggest occasionally rubbing the cabinet with linseed oil. After rubbing, use a dry cloth and polish off any excess oil. Grille cloths generally require no care, although they may be carefully vacuumed if necessary. 18

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Technical
Information
B.
110.220
VAC
VOLTAGE
CONVERSION
The
BOSE
Series
IV
Equalizer
is
designed
to
operate
on
one
power
line
voltage
only.
Equalizers
manufactured
for
120
VAC
operation
are
not
con-
vertable
to
240
volt
operation
except
by
factory
modification.
Equalizers
manufactured
for
240
VAC
operation
may
be
con-
verted
to
120
VAC
operation
by
BOSE
Authorized
Factory
Ser-
vice
Agencies.
(The
speakers
require
no
voltage
conversion.)
C.
IN
CASE
OF
DIFFICULTY
If
you
suspect
that
there
is
a
problem
with
your
901
system,
it
is
worth
a
few
minutes
of
your
time
to
determine
whether
your
901s
are
defective,
and
if
so.
what
part
of
the
system
is
defec-
tive.
If
one
speaker
sounds
defective,
DO
NOT
switch
the
speaker
cables,
as
this
may
damage
the
speaker
operating
correctly.
Instead,
disconnect
the
wire
of
the
speaker
sus-
pected
of
being
defective
at
the
amplifier
output
and
reconnect
to
the
amplifier
channel
operating
correctly.
(This
can
generally
be
done
without
disconnecting
the
correctly
functioning
speaker.)
If
the
speaker
system
that
sounded
defective
now
plays
correctly,
the
difficulty
is
not
in
the
speakers
or
in
the
speaker
wiring.
If
bass
and
high
frequencies
seem
weak,
check
to
assure
that
the
equalizer
is
in
the
circuit.
If
you
hear
distortion
when
both
speakers
are
operating
at
high
sound
levels
that
disappears
when
you
turn
the
volume
down
or
push
the
Low
Filter
switch
"In,"
you
are
probably
overloading
the
amplifier.
If
the
trouble
seems
to
be
in
the
equalizer,
be
sure
that
the
system
operates
properly
with
the
equalizer
out
of
the
circuit.
This
can
be
determined
by
disconnecting
the
equalizer
from
the
circuit.
Be
certain
that
all
cables
are
connected
properly
and
that
the
cables
are
not
defective.
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If
the
trouble
still
persists,
contact
your
dealer.
He
will
arrange
for
service
or
have
the
unit
checked
for
proper
operation.
The
complete
procedure
for
obtaining
service
is
outlined
in
the
warranty
found
in
SECTION
VII
of
this
manual.
D.
CARE
AND
MAINTENANCE
Your
901
speaker
cabinets
and
equalizer
are
made
with
an
oil
-
rubbed
walnut
veneer
finish.
Any
good
grade
of
furniture
polish
used
for
wood
finishes
can
be
used
in
normal
dusting
and
cleaning:
however,
to
maintain
the
beautiful
appearance
of
your
901s,
we
suggest
occasionally
rubbing
the
cabinet
with
linseed
oil.
After
rubbing,
use
a
dry
cloth
and
polish
off
any
excess
oil.
Grille
cloths
generally
require
no
care,
although
they
may
be
carefully
vacuumed
if
necessary.