Owner's Manual

Cutting
the
speaker
hole
Be sure
to
cut
carefully
to
make the hole as regular as
possible. However, when the speaker is
in
place, the
frame overlaps the cutting edge by
% in. (0.6 cm), which
masks minor cutting inaccuracies.
1.
Hold the cutting blade
in
a vertical position and keep
it straight as you
cut
the hole.
This helps prevent the blade from angling away from
the
outlined circle.
2.
Insert
the
tip
of
your saw into the pilot hole and cut
most
of
the way around the circular outline.
3.
Place one hand under
the
circle
to
brace it and
complete cutting the hole.
WARNING: Keep fingers away from the Gutting blade.
4.
Remove the
cutout
section.
5.
Clear away any torn or rough material from around
the hole.
Such material can interfere with a tight seal between
the
speaker and the ceiling.
INSTALLATION
Getting
the
wire
ready
When your speaker cable is within reach
of
the hole you
have cut, follow
the
procedure below:
1.
Push any insulation away from inside the speaker
hole.
Be sure that all blown insulation
is
at least 4 to 6
in.
(10 to 15 cm) from the edges
of
the hole.
2.
Locate and
pullout
at least 14 in. (36 cm)
of
your
speaker cable.
Allow enough cable
for
where you stand
to
connect
the wires.
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Cutting
the
speaker
hole
Be sure
to
cut
carefully
to
make the hole as regular as
possible. However, when the speaker is
in
place, the
frame overlaps the cutting edge by
% in. (0.6 cm), which
masks minor cutting inaccuracies.
1.
Hold the cutting blade
in
a vertical position and keep
it straight as you
cut
the hole.
This helps prevent the blade from angling away from
the
outlined circle.
2.
Insert
the
tip
of
your saw into the pilot hole and cut
most
of
the way around the circular outline.
3.
Place one hand under
the
circle
to
brace it and
complete cutting the hole.
WARNING: Keep fingers away from the Gutting blade.
4.
Remove the
cutout
section.
5.
Clear away any torn or rough material from around
the hole.
Such material can interfere with a tight seal between
the
speaker and the ceiling.
INSTALLATION
Getting
the
wire
ready
When your speaker cable is within reach
of
the hole you
have cut, follow
the
procedure below:
1.
Push any insulation away from inside the speaker
hole.
Be sure that all blown insulation
is
at least 4 to 6
in.
(10 to 15 cm) from the edges
of
the hole.
2.
Locate and
pullout
at least 14 in. (36 cm)
of
your
speaker cable.
Allow enough cable
for
where you stand
to
connect
the wires.
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