Turtle Beach Ear Force Z6A User Guide - Page 17

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Maintaining Your Headset Avoid Heat: Avoid resting or storing the headset or cables in or on top of units that generate heat. Gaming consoles are known to generate and dissipate unusually high levels of heat, and the heat can degrade the plastic resulting in twisting and eventual exposure of the internal wiring. Storage: To help prevent damage to your Turtle Beach Headset, store it in a dry location where there is no risk of heavy items falling on your headset. Do not leave your headset or any accessories in a location where people or pets might accidentally trip over it. Cleaning: Only use a dry cloth or slightly damp cloth. Cleaning solutions may damage your headset. Transporting: Always disconnect all cables when transporting your headset. Wire Management: Use the Velcro attached to your headset cable to avoid tangles when not in use. Pets: Pets love to chew cords. To prevent this, keep your headset out of the reach of your pets. XBOX 360 Talkback Cable: Pressure on the Talkback Cable can cause the jacks in the headset or XBOX 360 controller to become loose. A loose jack or wear and tear on the Talkback Cable can result in poor connection, pops, clicks, static, etc. In some cases of excess pressure, the tip of the talkback cable can break off inside the controller. Turtle Beach is not responsible if this happens to your XBOX 360 Controller. 14

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Maintaining Your Headset
Avoid Heat:
Avoid resting or storing the headset or cables in or
on top of units that generate heat. Gaming consoles are known
to generate and dissipate unusually high levels of heat, and the
heat can degrade the plastic resulting in twisting and eventual
exposure of the internal wiring.
Storage:
To help prevent damage to your Turtle Beach Headset,
store it in a dry location where there is no risk of heavy items
falling on your headset. Do not leave your headset or any
accessories in a location where people or pets might accidentally
trip over it.
Cleaning:
Only use a dry cloth or slightly damp cloth. Cleaning
solutions may damage your headset.
Transporting:
Always disconnect all cables when transporting
your headset.
Wire Management:
Use the Velcro attached to your headset
cable to avoid tangles when not in use.
Pets:
Pets love to chew cords. To prevent this, keep your headset
out of the reach of your pets.
XBOX 360 Talkback Cable:
Pressure on the Talkback Cable can
cause the jacks in the headset or XBOX 360 controller to become
loose. A loose jack or wear and tear on the Talkback Cable can
result in poor connection, pops, clicks, static, etc. In some cases
of excess pressure, the tip of the talkback cable can break
off inside the controller. Turtle Beach is not responsible if this
happens to your XBOX 360 Controller.