Install Component and Software Cabinet
The audio/video component and software cabinet is shipped assembled with four positioning brackets facing inward, and a heat dissipation fan and jack panel extension cable already installed. The cabinet goes in the bottom of the system opening and sits on top of the support frame.
➤Mount Audio/Video Component and Software Cabinet
❑1. Run the fan’s power cord from the outside of the audio/video component cabinet through the round power cord hole. Later the fan’s power cord will be plugged into the audio/video receiver.
❑2. Remove the four positioning brackets on the front of the cabinet, reverse their position, and retighten.
Positioning | Power Cord Hole | Positioning |
Brackets |
| Brackets |
| Leveling Legs |
|
❑3. Place the cabinet on top of support frame and slide backward as far as the positioning brackets will allow. Leave the brackets in place. They will be removed later.
Important Notes Before Proceeding:
Make sure speaker wires are soldered to terminals on back of jack panel extension cable. See page 3 for details.
Make sure the leveling legs in the bottom of the audio/video component rack are positioned on top of the kneewall construction. See the blueprint for kneewall details.
❑4. Center the cabinet in the opening leaving a 3/16” gap on each side. Use wood shims, if necessary, so the trim frame can be placed later.
❑5. Place the outlet strip that came in the accessory kit in the bottom of the cabinet. Run the strip’s power cord through the hole in the back of the rack and plug it into the wall outlet.
❑6. Tape the front speaker wires to the top left and right of the audio/video component and software rack area and the center speaker wire to the framing lumber in the arch of the opening so they are easily accessible after the TV cabinet has been installed.
❑7. Run the AM and FM antenna wires from the outside of the audio/video component cabinet through the fan’s power cord hole in the back of the cabinet.
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