Location And Assembly; Painting - Ecler IC6 Bedienungsanleitung

The installation of each unit is easily carried out using the 3 rotating tabs incorporated in models IC6
and IC8, and spring clamps in model IC3. For more information on the installation method, see
section 5 of this manual.

5. LOCATION AND ASSEMBLY

To install this product correctly, you must be prepared to cut circular holes where you
would like to place the speakers and have the wiring necessary for each unit.
In order to install the speakers correctly:
1. Remove the protective grating from the speaker using the hook provided in the packaging.
2. Cut a circular hole in the false ceiling.
A template for cutting/painting is included with each unit to simplify this process. Once the
unit is separated into two parts, the outside part can be used as a template to make the hole in the
ceiling, and the inner disk can be used to protect the speaker cone if you would like to paint the
plastic another colour.
3. Use the clamps to connect the unit to the wiring of the system where the speaker is being
installed.
4. Place the speaker in the newly cut hole. Hold it in place with your hand and push it into
place, all the while making sure that the three revolving fasteners are drawn back.
5. Press each of the three screws that are accessible from the front side of the speaker. The
speaker is now fixed in its final position.
6. Reattach the protective grille.

6. PAINTING

The IC series is designed to be painted, meaning it can be installed anywhere, regardless
of the aesthetic criteria of the place where it will be used.
In order to paint any of the models in the product line:
1. Remove the protective grating from the speaker using the hook provided in the packaging.
2. Once the cut/paint template has been separated into two parts, use the inside disk to
protect the speaker cone. Place it tight on the cone. The points still on disk after it has
been separated help to fix it tight into place. The outside part of the template can be put
on the back part of the speaker, lining it up with the plastic circle, to protect the back part
from splattering if you are
using spray paint.
3. Paint the protective grating
and the speaker separately.
Make sure that the small
holes in the grating are not
blocked by paint. Use an
appropriate air-dry paint.
4. When the paint is dry, remove
the protectors. The unit is
ready to be installed.
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