Troubleshooting
Problem What to do
No sound
No sound from
one speaker
• Make sure the receiver is plugged in and turned on.
• Check to be sure the AC power (mains) outlet is working.
• Disconnect any headphones plugged into the headphonejack.
• Make sure the receiver is not set to MUTE.
• Refer to the owner's guide that came with your receiver.
• Check connections to both the speakers and the receiver.
Refer to "Make the connections" on page 6. Correct any connec-
tion errors.
• Disconnect the working speaker from the receiver.
• Switch the cord of the "faulty" speaker from its original receiver
jacks to the other set ofjacks (the working speaker was originally
attached to thosejacks).
- If the speaker now works, the problem is in your receiver.
- If the speaker does not work, continue below.
• Remove the cord from the working speaker and connect it to the
"faulty" speaker and either set of receiverjacks.
- If the speaker now works, the problem was in the original
speaker cord.
- If the speaker does not work, the problem is in the speaker.
One speaker • Follow the same procedure for the problem of no sound from
sounds distorted one speaker, as outlined above.
Not enough
bass or treble
Adjust the bass and treble controls on the receiver.
Check the connections to make sure they are correctly in phase
(+ to + and - to -). Refer to "Make the connections" on page 6.
Move the speakers closer to or farther from the side walls or other
sound-reflecting hard surfaces.
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Customer service
If the troubleshootingguidelines above do not solve your problem, contact your authorized
Bose _'dealer to arrange for service. To obtain information or service directly from Bose, refer
to the listing at the end of this guide. Bose Corporation will make every effort to correct any
problem within the terms of your warranty.
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