Installation, Crw-3c, Crw-3 – Sunfire CRW-3 User Manual

Page 13: Tools required, Preliminary steps, Marking and cutting the opening

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User's Manual

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Read the details on page 8 to help

determine the best position for your

loudspeakers.

CRW-3C

The CRW-3C center loudspeaker

can be fitted horizontally, either above

or below the display. A pair can also be

used as left/right speakers if the acoustic

lenses are removed. This is done by gen-

tly prying them off at the four corners.

Horizontal mounting into existing

construction will most likely mean cutting

a vertical stud. This installation should

be done by an experienced and qualified

carpenter, to prevent weakening the

wall structure. When the extra framing

is done, the installation and wiring is the

same as described as follows for the

CRW-3.

CRW-3

The CRW-3 loudspeakers can be wall

mounted vertically, for example, on either

side of a display. We recommend that the

ribbon section is positioned at a height

close to ear-level, therefore you can fit

the CRW-3 loudspeakers with the ribbon

at the bottom if necessary.

Tools required:

Phillips screwdriver or screw gun

Pencil or other suitable wall marker

Sheetrock saw

Safety glasses

Level

Sturdy ladder or step ladder

Electronic stud finder if needed

You may need an assistant.

Installation

Preliminary steps:

If the TV display is in place, it

should be removed from the wall.

Clear the area where you are going

to work, so it will be safe. Remove

any fragile objects, small children

or pets, and cover anything that

might be affected by dust from cut-

ting sheetrock.

Put on your safety glasses.

Marking and cutting the

opening

1. Choose the best location for your

CRW-3 loudspeakers, preferably

centered between vertical wall

studs. Use a stud finder to find

where the studs are.

Do not position the loudspeaker

closer than one inch from the cabi-

net sides to a stud. This allows for

the clamps to swing out.

. Hold the cutout template onto the

wall surface, and use a level to

make sure it is vertical.

3. Mark the sheetrock with a pencil

around the inside of the template,

and remove the template.

4. Carefully cut out the sheetrock

around the marked lines, and

remove any debris from the hole.

Marking the opening

onto the wall using the

inside of the template

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