Connecting Cables; Connecting And Installing; Packaging - Rainbow Germanium Four Einbauanleitung

Connecting Cables

Germanium Four
Warning
Use only electrical cable with a sufficient diameter. For our technical purposes a larger diameter is always
recommended.
The diameter of the grounding cable must be at least as large as that of the positive cable.
Lay the cables one by one and in succession. Pay attention to performing a professional installation. Always use
rubber sleeves for protection when wiring through metal. Use appropriate lugs and insulation caps.
Do not bend the cables at a right angle. Avoid contact with sharp metal or surfaces that could damage the
insulation.
Connecting Cables
Warning
Separate the clamps of the current supply from the battery before maintenance, assembly, or disassembly. In all
cases at least the negative pole should be detached.
Always install a fuse at the positive current supply cable of the battery and as near as possible to the battery clamp.
When possible use the included fuse.
Always follow the accompanying instructions when connecting an external condenser.
We do not accept responsibility for damage caused by the inappropriate use of an external power supply.

Connecting and Installing

Warning
Make sure that the grounding connection is sound. Attach the cable to a metal part of the vehicle from which the
lacquer or other surface finish has been removed.
Use cables of the appropriate length, keeping them as short as possible.
In order for the anti-interference system to function, the RCA sockets may not come into contact with the metal
enclosure.

Packaging

The amplifier is packaged in a cardboard box designed for its protection. Do not damage the packing and keep it
for later use in case of damage.
Upon receipt of the amplifier make sure that:
1.) The packaging is intact, the contents correspond to the specifications, and the product is in no way damaged.
2.) In the event of missing or damaged parts, please contact your dealer immediately. Refer to both the model and
serial number, which can be found on the underneath of the amplifier.
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