Queat Engineering MW 650 User Manual - page 5
MW
650 |
MW
800
User Manual
MW Series
High-Performance In-Wall Speakers
User Manual
8
MW
650 |
MW
800
User Manual
User Manual
MW Series
High-Performance In-Wall Speakers
9
INST
ALLA
TION
INST
ALLA
TION
• To install the speaker, fi rst carefully remove
the grille using a straightened paper clip or
other pointed metal tool. Insert the point into
one of the grille perforations near a corner
and lift the grille free. Never use a knife or
screwdriver to pry between the grille and the
speaker frame. Doing so will cause damage
to your speaker.
• Loosen the rotating wall clamps by
unscrewing them. Make sure the rotating
wall clamps are fl ipped inwards, so that
your speaker fi ts into your cutout without
nicking your wall [
fi gures 8-9]. Then place
the speaker carefully into the cutout. It is a
good idea to use your level to help correctly
align the speaker [
fi gure 10]. Tighten the wall
clamp screws with a screwdriver. This will
rotate the wall clamps and secure the speaker
to the wall [
fi gure 11]. Please note, tightening
the centre screws before tightening the
corners will give you the most fl ush fi t to your
wall.
Warning: Do not over-tighten the wall
clamp screws.
FIGURE 8
Ensure all locating lugs are straight before
inserting the speaker into the wall
MW 800
high frequency
volume control
+3
+2
+1
0db
-1
-2
-3
FIGURE 10
Once you have put the speaker in the wall
align again using a Level.
align again using a Level
align again using a Level
• Carefully reinstall the grille by fi tting it into
its recess so that it is just resting on the
frame. Starting with one corner, go around
the speaker and push the grille into the grille
notch a little bit at a time. Be gentle as the
grille may easily bend out of shape with
rough handling. You will feel a positive “snap”
when it is fully in place. Congratulations,
you have successfully installed your Quest
Hi-Performance In-Wall Speakers. Enjoy!
MW 800
high frequency
volume control
+3
+2
+1
0db
-1
-2
-3
FIGURE 11
Carefully tighten all fastening screws. Do
not over-tighten these screws.
FIGURE 9
Incorrect Operation depicted above.