Bose RoomMate II - Manual (Page 6)

In Case of Difficulty
Although actual servicing should be
referred to qualified personnel, any of
the problems that could occur will
most probably result from improper
hookup rather than any real defect. If
you have any of the following prob­
lems. try the suggested solutions
before returning your unit.
No sound with system plugged in.
Audio source component (CD player,
personal stereo) not properly con­
nected to unit. Also, make sure that
the audio source itself is working and
volume controls are properly ad­
justed. Make sure your source is
connected to the correct impedance
level.
System doesn’t play.
Power cord may be either unplugged
or improperly connected. Battery may
need recharging. Check cord and
connections. Recharge battery.
Only one speaker plays.
1. The COMPANION speaker
(RIGHT) may be improperly
connected. Check connections,
wires, and terminals.
2. The balance control on the audio
source may be turned all the way
left or right. Check the control.
Interchange audio input plugs.
3. The audio source may not be
stereo. Use the “mono" adapter
provided with your RoomMate^ II
system to connect the mono
signal to both input jacks.
Sound Is too loud and/or
is distorted.
The audio source volume may be too
high. Turn the source volume down.
RoomMate fl System
Components
The RoomMate II system, designed to
deliver true high fidelity sound from
virtually any (unamplified) stereo or
mono audio source, through use of
either AC (wall current) or DC (bat­
tery) power supply, consists of the
following:
Two (2) fully amplified and equalized
compact black speakers of rugged
construction.
One (1) removable power line (mains)
cord, suitable for use with various
power fine (mains) sources. These
include 120V for use in U.S.. Centra^^
and N. America, and the Caribbean;
115^30V sold in military store outlets;
220-240V for use in Europe and the
UK.. Ireland, and Australia; and 100V
for use in Japan.
One (1) six-foot cable with dual RCA
plugs and a 3.^m ccxmector that
will fit most portable CD
or
tape
players, personal stereos, and
keyboards.
One (1) mono adapter for conneciii^^
the system to a mono audio source.