Leprecon LP-X24 Manual v3.2 - Manual (Page 213)

LP-X24 and LP-X48 Users Manual
Appendix A:
Maintenance and Repair
Handling
It is a good idea to invest in a properly designed flight case. Your Leprecon dealer can
provide case, and several popular case manufacturers have specifications for Leprecon
consoles. The case should be sturdy enough to resist punctures, and contain at least
one inch of foam padding around the console.
Extreme Temperatures
Touring gear is often exposed to extreme temperatures. It is a good idea to allow the
console to reach room temperature before turning it on. Very cold weather will cause
condensation to form when the console is brought into a warm room. In this case, allow
the board to warm up before turning it on; this will allow the moisture from condensation
to evaporate before power is applied. In extreme heat, it is best to keep the console
shaded from direct sunlight, and under cover when not in use.
110/220 Volt Current
Underneath the power jack on the LP-X you will see a red switch. When the switch is set
to 115, the LP-X will run on 110V current. When the switch is set to 230, the LP-X will
run on 220V current.
Warranty Information
Leprecon will repair any defects in materials or workmanship on the LP-X for a period of
one year from the date of sale. The equipment must be returned postpaid to the factory,
and Leprecon will pay return shipping charges. Leprecon is not responsible for incidental
damages, or for damage as a result of misuse or abuse. It is the responsibility of the
owner to determine the suitability of the console for any specific application. Any return
to the factory must be authorized by our service department. Do not return any
equipment without first calling for an authorization number. The Leprecon service
department may be reached at (810) 231-9373 during business hours, or a message
may be left after hours. Our fax number is (810) 231-1631. You can also visit our web
site at www.leprecon.com.