Sony TAV-L1 Operating Instructions - Page 8

Notes about moving the lift unit up/down, Medical institutions - repair

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Magnetic influence This system contains a strong magnet in the speaker unit that generates a magnetic field. Keep any items susceptible to magnetic fields away from the speaker. Sound If a snapping or popping sound from the system is continuous or frequent while the system is operating, unplug the system and consult your dealer or service technician. It is normal for system's to make occasional snapping or popping sounds, particularly when being turned on or off. Batteries Do not dispose of batteries in a fire. Do not short circuit, disassemble or overheat the batteries. Caution Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type. Disposal of used batteries To preserve our environment, dispose of used batteries according to your local laws or regulations. Notes about moving the lift unit up/down • The lift unit moves up and down automatically when the system is turned on/off, and when the input is switched with "AUTO" selected in "LIFT MODE" (page 69). You can also make the lift unit move up/down by pressing . • To prevent operational mistakes, this system features a "LOCK" function (page 69). • When connecting other components to the side of the system (e.g., VIDEO 2 connections), make sure not to place any cords under the lift unit to avoid trapping them as the lift unit moves. • Do not touch the lift unit (especially the circled areas in the right illustration) while it is moving. Especially, watch out for small children. • Do not operate this system while the lift unit is moving. Medical institutions Do not place this system in a place where medical equipment is in use. It may cause malfunction of medical instruments. Carrying • Before relocating the system, perform the procedure in "On moving the system" (page 12), then disconnect all the cables from the system. • When you carry the system by hand, hold the system as illustrated on the right. If you do not do so, the system may fall and be damaged or cause serious injury. If the system has been dropped or damaged, have it checked immediately by qualified service personnel. As the glass surface of the system has a special coating, be careful to avoid touching the glass surface as much as possible. • When transporting it, do not subject the system to jolts or excessive vibration. The system may fall and be damaged or cause serious injury. • When you carry the system in for repair or when you move it, pack it using the original carton and packing material. • Carrying the system requires two or more people. Ventilation • Never cover the ventilation holes in the cabinet. It may cause overheating and result in fire. • Unless proper ventilation is provided, the system may gather dust and get dirty. For proper ventilation, observe the following: - Do not install the system turned backwards or sideways. - Do not install the system turned over or upside down. - Do not install the system on a shelf or in a closet. - Do not place the system on a rug or bed. - Do not cover the system with cloth, such as curtains, or items such as newspapers, etc. • Never install the system as follows: Air circulation is blocked. Air circulation is blocked. Wall Wall Ventilation holes • Do not insert anything in the ventilation holes, gaps between the screen and the lift unit or the disc slot. If metal or liquid is inserted in these holes, it may result in fire or electric shock. • If anything falls into the cabinet, unplug the unit and have it checked by qualified personnel before operating it any further. • Do not block the ventilation slots by putting anything on the system. The system is equipped with a high power amplifier. If the ventilation slots are blocked, the unit can overheat and malfunction. 8 US

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Magnetic influence
This system contains a strong magnet in the speaker unit that
generates a magnetic field. Keep any items susceptible to
magnetic fields away from the speaker.
Sound
If a snapping or popping sound from
the system is continuous or frequent
while the system is operating, unplug
the system and consult your dealer or
service technician. It is normal for
system’s to make occasional
snapping or popping sounds,
particularly when being turned on or
off.
Batteries
Do not dispose of batteries in a fire.
Do not short circuit, disassemble or overheat the batteries.
Caution
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type.
Disposal of used batteries
To preserve our environment, dispose of used batteries
according to your local laws or regulations.
Notes about moving the lift unit up/down
The lift unit moves up and down
automatically when the system is
turned on/off, and when the input is
switched with “AUTO” selected in
“LIFT MODE” (page 69). You can
also make the lift unit move up/down
by pressing
To prevent operational mistakes, this
system features a “LOCK” function
(page 69).
When connecting other components to the side of the
system (e.g., VIDEO 2 connections), make sure not to
place any cords under the lift unit to avoid trapping them
as the lift unit moves.
Do not touch the lift unit (especially the circled areas in
the right illustration) while it is moving. Especially, watch
out for small children.
Do not operate this system while the lift unit is moving.
Medical institutions
Do not place this system in a
place where medical equipment is
in use. It may cause malfunction
of medical instruments.
Carrying
Before relocating the system,
perform the procedure in “On
moving the system” (page 12), then
disconnect all the cables from the
system.
When you carry the system by hand, hold the system as
illustrated on the right. If you do not do so, the system may
fall and be damaged or cause serious injury. If the system
has been dropped or damaged, have it checked
immediately by qualified service personnel.
As the glass surface of the system has a special coating, be
careful to avoid touching the glass surface as much as
possible.
When transporting it, do not subject the system to jolts or
excessive vibration. The system may fall and be damaged
or cause serious injury.
When you carry the system in for repair or when you move
it, pack it using the original carton and packing material.
Carrying the system requires two or more people.
Ventilation
Never cover the ventilation holes
in the cabinet. It may cause
overheating and result in fire.
Unless proper ventilation is
provided, the system may gather
dust and get dirty. For proper
ventilation, observe the
following:
Do not install the system turned backwards or
sideways.
Do not install the system turned over or upside down.
Do not install the system on a shelf or in a closet.
Do not place the system on a rug or bed.
Do not cover the system with cloth, such as curtains, or
items such as newspapers, etc.
Never install the system as follows:
Ventilation holes
Do not insert anything in the ventilation
holes, gaps between the screen and the lift
unit or the disc slot. If metal or liquid is
inserted in these holes, it may result in fire
or electric shock.
If anything falls into the cabinet, unplug
the unit and have it checked by qualified
personnel before operating it any further.
Do not block the ventilation slots by putting anything on
the system. The system is equipped with a high power
amplifier. If the ventilation slots are blocked, the unit can
overheat and malfunction.
Air circulation is
blocked.
Air circulation is
blocked.
Wall
Wall