Cautions on handing, Additional information 13 – Pioneer SC-LX90 User Manual

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Additional information

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Cautions on Handing

Liquid crystal screen

• There may be small black dots or brightly shining

spots (bright points) on the liquid crystal screen. This
is a particularity of liquid crystal screens, and is not a
malfunction.

• When using in cold places, the screen may be dark

for a while after the power is turned on. The
brightness will return to normal after a while.

• If the liquid crystal display is exposed to direct

sunlight, the sunlight will reflect off of it, making the
display hard to see. Block the direct sunlight.

Liquid crystal backlight

• The backlight will reach the end of its service life after

approximately 10 000 hours. (The service life may be
shortened if used continuously at high temperatures
on a rack or when used continuously in low
temperatures. When using on a rack, be sure to allow
for heat dissipation.)

Cleaning the shiny surfaces of the panel and
the liquid crystal display window

Use the included wiping cloth (dry) to gently wipe any dirt
off the shiny surfaces of this amplifier’s panel and the
liquid crystal display window.

Notes on handling the included wiping cloth

• Using the wiping cloth with dust on it may scratch

this amplifier’s surface.

• If the wiping cloth is dirty, clean it as described

below. Dilute neutral detergent in about 100 parts
water, wash the cloth by rubbing it against itself in
this solution, rinse it carefully to remove any traces of
detergent, then let it dry.

• If the wiping cloth has been lost or is extremely dirty,

order a new one either from your nearest sales outlet
or directly from the Pioneer Parts Order Center. You
can also use a commercially available lens cleaning
cloth instead.

SC-LX90

MASTER
VOLUME

STANDBY/ON

INPUT
SELECTOR

R1

R2

R3

R4

R5

ACTIVE MONITOR

L5

L4

L3

L2

L1

Liquid crystal

display window

Shiny surfaces

of panel

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