Instruction Manual

If the problem is solved:

If the problem persists:

If the problem is solved:

If the problem persists:

If the problem is solved:

Check to see if your speaker cables

are properly connected to the bind-

ing posts. Look for frayed ends, loose

connections, or a conductor contact-

ing the amplifier chassis.

Turn the amplifier off and disconnect

it from the AC wall outlet. Disconnect

the preamplifier leads to the ampli-

fier. Now turn on the amplifier.

There is likely something wrong with

your preamplifier or interconnect.

Contact your dealer.

Leave the preamp leads disconnected

and continue to the next step.

Turn the amplifier off. Disconnect

the speaker leads at the main input

to the speaker. Now turn on the am-

plifier.

Call your Wilson Audio dealer. There

may be a problem with the crossover

or the speaker’s internal wiring.

Continue to the next step.

Turn the amplifier off and disconnect

it from the AC wall outlet. Discon-

nect the speaker cable leads to the

amplifier and turn the amplifier on

again.

You have a short in your speaker ca-

bles. Check for frayed ends, holes

(from spike feet), or make sure that

your spade lug is not touching the

chassis while it is connected to the

binding post.

If the problem persists:

Call the dealer where you bought your

amplifier. You appear to have a prob-

lem with this component.

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