H I G H P O W E R S T E R E O V O L U M E C O N T R O L
Figure 5 |
Installing the |
Connectors |
Figure 6
Loosening the Screws
for a Flush Fit
4.Plug the connectors into the VCS-2D-HP as shown in
(Figure 5)
5.Secure the VCS-2D-HP to the electrical box or p-ring. Insert the 11/4” long device screws into the oblong-shaped screw holes on the top and bottom of the VCS-2D-HP. Note that the oblong shape of the screw holes allow you to position the VCS-2D-HP so that it is vertical. Position the VCS-2D-HP so that the screws are aligned with the thread- ed holes in the electrical box or p-ring. Tighten the screws using a phillips screwdriver. DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN. In some instances, you may need to loosen these screws several turns to allow the VCS-2D-HP to fit flush with the Decora cover plate. See (Figure 6).
6.Use the shorter plate screws to fasten the Decora faceplate to the VCS-2D-HP. DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN THE PLATE SCREWS OR YOU MAY DAMAGE THE FACEPLATE. Line up all the screws in the same direction for a finished look. NOTE: Certain “old work” or “retro-fit” boxes, such as the Carlon B225R, have a plastic “lip” which interferes with the Decora faceplate screws. This lip prevents you from being able to tighten these screws completely. To make the clear- ance necessary for these screws, you must remove the parts of the lip causing the interference. There are two ways to accomplish this:
1.Drill through the lip of the box at the screw points.
2.Cut notches into the lip with a pair of diagonal cutters.
