Operation Manual

Steps to Installing

English

Figure 25

Pulling the wire up and out,

to the left

2. Use tape or the assistance of another person to temporarily afﬁx the loose end of

the wire above and to the left of the hole (Figure 26). This keeps the wire out of the

way until you have the speaker partially inserted in the wall and are ready to make the

connections.

Figure 26

Using tape to secure the

wire

Insert the speaker into the opening

Before you follow the steps below, check to be sure none of the dogleg clamps (two on each

side) are protruding from behind the frame of the speaker. If so, press them back behind the

frame so the speaker will ﬁt into the hole.

Tip: Loosening the screw terminals on the upper left side of the speaker before inserting the

speaker into the hole may save you effort in making the connections.

Note: If you must insert the speaker upside-down due to a lack of space below the hole, you

need to reorient the logo before inserting it into the hole. If you have not done so yet, remove

the outer frame from the face of the speaker, rotate it 180˚, then reattach the frame. Refer to

Figure 21 on page 20.

At least14 inches

(36 cm) of wire

In ceiling installations, pay attention to the orientation of the Bose

logo on the speaker

frame. Make sure it will be oriented as you want it when you position the speaker in the

speaker hole. If the logo should face in the opposite direction, change that before you insert

the speaker into the hole. Do so by removing the speaker frame, rotating it 180˚, and reat-

taching it to the speaker. Refer to Figure 21 on page 20.

Also you may notice a draft in the space above the ceiling. To stop the draft, you can wrap

some malleable insulation around the speaker enclosure before inserting it into the wall.

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