2 X 50 Watt Truck Amp (120-1971)       Mounting         Faxback Doc. # 6716

Mount the amplifier as follows in the location you chose earlier.  Unplug
the wiring harnesses to make mounting more convenient.

1.  Using the mounting holes on the amplifier as a guide, mark the
    locations for the mounting holes.

2.  Drill 9/64-inch holes in the marked locations, taking care not
    damage anything behind the mounting surface.

3.  Attach the amplifier to the mounting surface using the supplied
    sheetmetal screws and washers.

Plug in the wiring harnesses.


TURNING ON THE AMPLIFIER

The amplifier automatically turns on whenever you turn on your
radio/cassette player.  The POWER indicator lights when the amplifier is
on.

SETTING THE INPUT LEVEL CONTROL

LEVEL lets you adjust the level of audio signals that enter the amplifier.
For the best performance, follow these steps to adjust the input level.

1.  Turn LEVEL fully counterclockwise.

2.  Turn on your stereo system and turn up the volume to about one-third
    of its full range.  Turn on the ignition, if necessary, to turn on
    the amplifier.

3.  Adjust LEVEL until the volume is at the maximum level you desire
    the radio/tape player to produce.

4.  Adjust the stereo system's volume control to a comfortable listening
    level.

    CAUTIONS:  Never turn LEVEL up any farther than you need to get clear
               sound at 2/3 volume.

               The overload red indicator illuminates under the following
               conditions:

               The amplifier is overheated.
               The speaker wires are shorted.
               The ground wire is open.
               The speaker's impedance is above or below the rated output
               impedance.

               The Amplifier's overload protection circuit automatically 
               shuts down when any one of the above conditions occurs.  If 
               this happens, turn off your sound system and let the
               amplifier cool down before you restart.


LISTENING SAFELY

To protect your hearing, follow these guidelines:

  Do not listen at extremely high volume levels.  Extended, high
  volume listening can lead to permanent hearing loss.

  Always start by setting the volume to the lowest level possible 
  before you begin listening then gradually increase the volume as
  necessary.

  Once you set the volume, do not increase it.  Over a period of time,
  your ears adapt to the volume level, so a volume level that does not
  cause discomfort might still damage your hearing.


(CJD/all-06/29/94)