User manual PIONEER CP-LX70TS

[. . . ] With normal use, wiping with a soft cloth should be sufficient to keep the stand clean. If necessary, clean with a cloth dipped in a neutral cleanser diluted five or six times with water, and wrung out well. Never use alcohol, thinners, benzine, insecticide sprays or other chemicals on or near this unit since these will corrode the surfaces. When using chemically-treated cloths, be sure to carefully read their accompanying instruction manual. [. . . ] Place the pillar on a flat surface and cut the string that is strung through the pillar. Tie the speaker cable coming out of the stand base to the end string at the bottom of the pillar. Pull the end of the string emerging from the top front side of the pillar to pull the speaker cable up through the pillar. Remove the string once the speaker cable is through the pillar. Next, stand the pillar upright and fit the bottom of the pillar into the stand base, making sure that the pillar is aligned with the hole in the stand base. When fitting the pillar into the stand base, make sure that the speaker cable comes through the groove on the bottom of the pillar and does not get pinched between the pillar and the stand base. Make sure not to scratch the surface of the stand base with the pillar, as the decorative laminate of the stand base may scar easily. While the pillar is fitted into the stand base, slowly place the stand onto the groove of the cushioning material (places indicated in the accompanying illustration) so that the rear side of the stand faces upwards (securely hold both the pillar and the stand base when doing this). Adjust the length of the speaker cable to suit the height at which the speaker is going to be installed. Viewing the height scale on the backside of the pillar, adjust the length of the exposed speaker cable using the following numbers as reference: Scale: 0 Approx. To shorten the speaker cable, adjust the length by pulling the additional cable in the pillar from the hole in the bottom of the stand base, and then push that extra cable into the hole where the right or left cable passes, as shown in the illustration. If all of the extra cable cannot be pressed into the hole, store the remainder of the cable in the open space on the bottom of the stand base. From the bottom side of the stand base, secure the pillar to the stand base by screwing in 4 supplied screws (small). CP-LX70: Temporarily place the speaker stand upright, and detach the bottom cushion material, leaving only the top cushion on the floor. Once the speaker is placed in the installation position, pull the slack of the speaker cord and store in the bottom side of the stand base as shown in step 3. Next, place the speaker security plate on the pillar, and secure to the speaker using the supplied screws (large). The speaker security plates are designed with a directional orientation in which they are to be installed. Attach them so that the side printed with "TOP" is oriented toward the top of the speaker and pillar. CP-LX70TS: Temporarily stand the speaker stand upright, then turn the bottom cushion material over and place the speaker on it. As shown in the illustration, turn the top cushion material sideways and orient it sideways to the stand, then rest the speaker stand assembled in step 2 on it. Confirm that the speaker cable does not become pinched between the pillar and the speaker. Pull the speaker cable through the front side of the pillar (the bottom side during assembly) and connect to the terminals located on the backside of the speaker. [. . . ] If you want to dispose this product, do not mix it with general household waste. There is a separate collection system for used electronic products in accordance with legislation that requires proper treatment, recovery and recycling. Private households in the member states of the EU, in Switzerland and Norway may return their used electronic products free of charge to designated collection facilities or to a retailer (if you purchase a similar new one). For countries not mentioned above, please contact your local authorities for the correct method of disposal. [. . . ]