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G.LOW/LINE LEVEL JACKS
Connect the PSB subwoofer to a
H.HIGH/SPEAKER LEVEL TERMINALS 
Connect the PSB subwoofer to receivers or integrated amplifiers equipped with speaker outputs only. See “VIII. Connecting The Subwoofer to Your Audio System".
I.POWER SWITCH 
The Power Switch turns the PSB subwoofer on and off. As the subwoofer draws only an extremely small current when idle, this may be left normally on and turned off only when you do not expect to use the subwoofer for an extended period. The Power Switch must be in the on position for normal operation.
J.AMPLIFIER PANEL 
The metal provides cooling for the PSB subwoofer’s internal amplifier by radiating heat produced in normal operation. Allow air circulation, including at least four inches clearance from wall or furnishings.
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K.AC POWER SOCKET
Supplies AC power to the PSB subwoofer. Connect the supplied power cord to the AC power socket. Plug the power cord into any standard wall outlet. With 230 volt versions, in some countries it may be necessary to replace the power cord to meet the standards in use locally. The same receptacle as the rest of the system or another on the same electrical circuit should be used to avoid ground hum.
L. EXTERNAL FUSE
When you turn on the subwoofer and there is no LED light and/or sound, please check the fuse (accessible from the rear panel) to ensure it is electrically intact. The fuse could have become broken during transit. A spare fuse is contained within the fuse holder compartment behind the inscribed text. Use a wide slot screwdriver to pry the fuse holder compartment from the AC power socket. If it is necessary to replace the fuse, use a fuse equivalent to the type and rating of the fuse shipped with the product. See the specifications page at the end of the manual for a detail description of the fuse required for your model of subwoofer.
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