Burmester 159 Mono Power Amplifier Instruction Manual
- June 12, 2024
- Burmester
Table of Contents
- Burmester 159 Mono Power Amplifier
- Product Information
- Product Usage Instructions
- Specifications
- Introduction
- About this Device
- Intended Use
- About this Operation Manual
- Important Safety Instructions
- Unpacking and Setting Up the Device
- Setting Up the Power Amplifier
- Overview
- COUPLING THE POWER AMPLIFIERS
- CONNECTING THE REMOTE CONTROL INPUTS
- Bi-amping
- CONFIGURING AUTO POWER DOWN
- Troubleshooting
- WARRANTY
- Specifications
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Burmester 159 Mono Power Amplifier
Product Information
Device Name | 159 Mono Power Amplifier |
---|---|
Highlights | Variable damping factor for adapting to your loudspeaker, Fully |
symmetrical design, DC-coupled signal path without sound-distorting
capacitors, Generously dimensioned power supply for high current
delivery, Remote on/off via Burmester preamplifier, Analogue fault
detection and processor-controlled fault diagnostics
Intended Use| This device is intended for use in home music systems.
Permissible Operating Conditions| Maximum altitude, Humidity, Temperature
range (details not
provided)
Product Usage Instructions
Unpacking and Setting
Up the Device Follow the below steps to unpack and set up the power amplifier:
- Unpack the power amplifier (refer to page 16 in the manual).
- Set up the power amplifier (refer to page 17 in the manual).
Connecting the Power Amplifier
The power amplifier can be connected using two methods:
- Classic Connection (refer to page 29 in the manual).
- Bi-amping (refer to page 29 in the manual).
Additionally, connect the power cable (refer to page 31 in the manual).
Operating the Power Amplifier
Follow the below steps to operate the power amplifier:
- Access the control panel (refer to page 35 in the manual).
- Switch the device on and off (refer to page 36 in the manual).
- Configure auto power down (refer to page 37 in the manual).
- Adjust the damping factor (refer to page 38 in the manual).
- Troubleshoot any issues that may arise (refer to page 40 in the manual).
- Maintain, repair, and care for the device (refer to page 43 in the manual).
Specifications
Refer to page 45 in the manual for detailed specifications of the device.
Introduction
Dear music lover,
Congratulations on your purchase and thank you for choosing Burmester. You
have chosen a product that combines absolute fidelity and uncompromising
quality with technical innovation and maximum versatility. Before using the
device for the first time, we recommend that you read through the entire
manual at least once so that you can make full use of the capabilities of this
exceptional audio device. Should you still have questions, please speak to
your dealer or contact us directly. We’re always happy to discuss any special
requests you may have, no matter how unusual. We love a good technical
challenge. We wish you an exceptional listening experience. The Burmester Team
About this Device
Burmester proudly presents this series model of its superlative mono-power amplifiers – because exceptional sound is in our DNA. With a design inspired by the renowned amplifiers in our portfolio, we’ve updated the look of the 159 mono power amplifier to match the most modern design concepts and to highlight the technological advances contained within. After seven years of development, we’ve improved and harmonized the performance and control to unprecedented levels. The 159 is the happy result of Burmester’s wealth of experience in power amplifiers and the latest innovations in analog amplifier technology: a device with ground-breaking design and technology, while still remaining a “typical Burmester”.
THE HIGHLIGHTS
- Variable damping factor for adapting to your loudspeaker
- Fully symmetrical design
- A DC-coupled signal path without sound-distorting capacitors
- Generously dimensioned power supply for high current delivery
- Remote on/off via Burmester preamplifier
- Analog fault detection and processor-controlled fault diagnostics
Intended Use
This device is intended for use in home music systems.
PERMISSIBLE OPERATING CONDITIONS
Please take care to only ever use your Burmester device under the following
conditions:
- Maximum altitude 2000 m
- Humidity < 50 %
- Temperature range 20–30° C
About this Operation Manual
Intended Use
This operation manual describes to the user how to operate the 159 mono power amplifier. It also provides information for skilled persons within the meaning of the EN 62368-1 standard. Sections that concern skilled persons only are labeled accordingly: This device is intended for use in home music systems. ARRANGE FOR A SKILLED PERSON TO CARRY OUT THIS STEP!
Instructions for Skilled Persons
Certain steps in this operation manual may only be performed by skilled
persons. The work steps in question are presented in this manual with a blue
background and marked with the following notice:
ARRANGE FOR A SKILLED PERSON TO CARRY OUT THIS STEP!
If you require help at a later point during your use of the device or when
moving home, please get in touch with your dealer
Meaning of warning symbols and words
The following warnings, symbols, and warning words are used in this document:
The general hazard symbol, in conjunction with the warning words CAUTION,
WARNING or DANGER warns of the risk of serious injury. Follow all of the
subsequent instructions to avoid injury or death. The lightning symbol, in
conjunction with the warning word DANGER, warns of potentially fatal
electrical voltage. This warning symbol warns of high surface temperatures.
You may get burned by touching these parts. This warning symbol warns of
bruising hazards.
ATTENTION: indicates a hazard that could damage or destroy the device.
CAUTION: indicates a hazard that poses a low or moderate risk of injury.
WARNING: indicates a hazard that could cause serious injury or death.
DANGER: indicates a hazard that will lead directly to death or serious
injury. Please observe the following instructions: Read and follow the
instructions in this manual, particularly the warnings and safety
instructions. Keep this operation manual.
Important Safety Instructions
Please read the operation manual for your power amplifier in its entirety.
KEEP THIS OPERATION MANUAL IN A SAFE PLACE.
WARNING: SUFFOCATION HAZARD DURING UNPACKING Your Burmester device is
shipped in plastic bags to protect the surfaces. Keep these bags out of reach
of children in order to prevent suffocation.
ATTENTION: RISK OF INJURY TO CHILDREN
If used improperly, this device poses various injury risks to children. It is
not intended for use by children. Never leave your children unattended with
the device.
ATTENTION: DANGER DUE TO IMPROPER INSTALLATION
Please observe the instructions on how to properly install the device on the
page
WARNING: HIGH DEVICE WEIGHT
Your Burmester device is very heavy and can cause serious injury if it tips
over or falls. The Burmester 159 may only be unpacked and installed by skilled
persons with appropriate training.
ATTENTION: HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE
To fully disconnect the device from the mains, you have to unplug the mains
plug.
ATTENTION: WHEN STARTING THE DEVICE
Switch off all devices in your hi-fi system before installation. Do not switch
these devices on again until you are sure that all devices are completely and
correctly connected. Do not attempt to operate the device if it is obviously
damaged or if the liquid has gotten in it.
CAUTION: HEAT GENERATION
During operation, the housing of the 159 can heat up to 70° C at the places
marked. Be careful when touching the device.
ATTENTION: OPERATING THE DEVICE DURING THUNDERSTORMS It is not sufficient to switch off the main switch on the back of the device. During thunderstorms or when there is a risk of lightning strikes, disconnect the device from the power supply by unplugging the power cable from the device or the main socket. To be safe, also unplug all connected components from the power supply.
DANGER: OPENING THE DEVICE
There are dangerous voltages inside the housing, regardless of whether the
power cable is connected or disconnected! Do not open the device.
REPLACING FAULTY FUSES
If you cannot switch on the device even though the mains voltage is connected,
the reason might be a faulty fuse. This can have various causes. Have the
device checked by your dealer. Only authorized personnel are permitted to
change the fuses
Unpacking and Setting Up the Device
Unpacking the Power Amplifier
ARRANGE FOR A SKILLED PERSON TO CARRY OUT THIS STEP! To avoid damaging the
housing, do not use any pointed or sharp objects to open the packaging. Please
check the delivery for completeness and damage.
SCOPE OF DELIVERY
The following is included with delivery:
- 2 Flight case with the 159 power amplifier
- 2 Protective covers for the 159
- 1 Lifting equipment for lifting the 159
- 1 Set-up instructions for using the lifting equipment
- 2 Mains cable, 2 m in length
- 2 Remote cable, 2 m
- 1 BurSync cable, 7.45 m in length
- 1 Operation manual
- 1 Set of warranty documents
- 1 Care kit
PLEASE CHECK THE DELIVERY FOR COMPLETENESS AND DAMAGE.
If parts of the delivery are missing or if you notice any damage when
unpacking the device, please do not connect them and consult an authorized
dealer instead.
Setting Up the Power Amplifier
ARRANGE FOR A SKILLED PERSON TO CARRY OUT THIS STEP!
WARNING: HIGH POWER AMPLIFIER WEIGHT
The 159 is very heavy and can cause serious injury if it falls.
- The power amplifier should only be unpacked and set up by skilled persons who are experienced in handling heavy loads.
- Be sure to follow the separate installation manual for the 159!
- Because of the power amplifier’s high weight, we recommend consulting a structural engineer before setting it up.
ATTENTION
HIGH OR LOW TEMPERATURES CAN CAUSE DEVICE MALFUNCTIONS
After unpacking the device, leave it to sit in the room for a time before
connecting and switching it on. Carefully remove the device from the packaging
and place it in a suitable location.
ATTENTION: IMPROPER INSTALLATION
Consider the following points when choosing where to position the device:
- Avoid exposure to direct sunlight as well as excessive heat, cold, moisture, and dust.
- Ensure adequate ventilation. Never place the power amplifier on an enclosed shelf.
- Do not cover the slots or openings on the device, as they are needed for ventilation.
- Only place the device on level and load-bearing surfaces.
- The device requires ventilation from below. This is ensured by the height of the adjustable feet. Place it only on firm surfaces, not on high-pile carpets.
- Do not operate the 159 in the bottom half of the flight case it was transported in.
NOTE
The IR receiver receives the signals from the transmitter in the remote control and must not be covered by objects.
Overview
- Balanced output
- Damping factor adjustment knob
- Balanced input
- Remote control output
- BurSync output
- Loudspeaker output, positive
- Power socket
- Mains switch
- Loudspeaker output, negative
- BurSync input
- Remote control input
- Damping factor display
- BurSync display
- Toggle the damping factor
- Status display
- On/off switch
- Auto power down indicator
- Auto power down button
- Switch the device on or to standby mode.
- Toggle the damping factor between FIXED / VARIABLE
- Toggle through the different modes of the auto power-down function:
- OFF Switched off
- SHORT 30 minutes
- MID 60 minutes
- LONG 120 minutes
CHOOSING THE COLOURS OF THE FRONT LED
You can use the remote control to adjust the color scheme of the front LED (1)
to your liking.
You have 2 options:
- Standby = red, ON = green
- Standby = orange, ON = red
To change the color scheme, the device must be switched on. To change the colors, press the number combination “2 6 2 4” and then “OK” on the remote control.
Connecting the Power Amplifier
ARRANGE FOR A SKILLED PERSON TO CARRY OUT THIS STEP! The connections are
located on the rear of the 159. Before connecting the device, please also read
the operation manuals for the signal source.
Switch off all devices in your hi-fi system before installation. Do not switch
these devices on again until you are sure that all devices are completely and
correctly connected.
CONNECTING THE SIGNAL SOURCE
Connecting the signal source
- Switch off all devices that you want to connect.
- connect the desired channel of the signal source to the input (5).
- Repeat the process for any additional power amplifiers.
CAUTION: HIGH-INTENSITY SOUND
Loud output signals can damage your hearing. Only connect source components
with volume control to this input.
CONNECTING AN ADDITIONAL POWER AMPLIFIER (BI-AMPING)
Connecting another 159 for bi-amping
- Switch off all devices that you want to connect.
- Connect the output (3) of the first power amplifier to the input (5) of the second power amplifier.
SYNCHRONIZING MULTIPLE POWER AMPLIFIERS (BURSYNC)
The BurSync function enables you to couple as many 159 power amplifiers as you
like.
The coupled devices automatically synchronize and exchange information with
each other:
- Operation status (on/off)
- Auto power-down status
- Information about the damping factor
NOTE
The order in which you connect the power amplifiers does not affect the sound.
The first amplifier in the series automatically becomes the BurSync master
COUPLING THE POWER AMPLIFIERS
- Make sure that all power amplifiers to be connected are switched off.
- Connect the BurSync cable to the BurSync output (7) on the first power amplifier and the BurSync input (12) on the second power amplifier.
- Repeat the process for any additional power amplifiers.
- Once you have connected all the desired power amplifiers, the devices will synchronize at the next start-up.
CONNECTING THE REMOTE CONTROL INPUTS
By connecting the remote control output (5) on the power amplifier to the
remote control input on another Burmester device, you can switch this device
on and off in parallel with the power amplifier.
Accordingly, if you connect the remote control input (13) to the remote
control output on another Burmester device, the device will be switched on/off
when the connected device is switched on/off.
NOTE
If you are operating multiple 159 devices connected via BurSync, you need only
connect one of the power amplifiers (via the remote control input (13)) to
another Burmester device that you want to start together with the power
amplifiers. All other power amplifiers are switched on/off via the BurSync
connection.
CONNECTING THE LOUDSPEAKERS
WARNING: HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE AT THE BINDING POSTS
Hazardous voltages may be present at the binding posts during operation.
- Before connecting the loudspeakers, switch off all components of your music system, and do not switch them on until you have made all the connections properly.
- Never operate the power amplifier without the binding post covers in place.
- No live parts should be exposed once you have connected the loudspeaker.
COUPLING THE POWER AMPLIFIERS
- Make sure that all power amplifiers to be connected are switched off.
- Connect the BurSync cable to the BurSync output (7) on the first power amplifier and the BurSync input (12) on the second power amplifier.
- Repeat the process for any additional power amplifiers.
- Once you have connected all the desired power amplifiers, the devices will synchronize at the next start-up.
CONNECTING THE REMOTE CONTROL INPUTS
By connecting the remote control output (5) on the power amplifier to the
remote control input on another Burmester device, you can switch this device
on and off in parallel with the power amplifier.
Accordingly, if you connect the remote control input (13) to the remote
control output on another Burmester device, the device will be switched on/off
when the connected device is switched on/off.
NOTE:
If you are operating multiple 159 devices connected via BurSync, you need only
connect one of the power amplifiers (via the remote control input (13)) to
another Burmester device that you want to start together with the power
amplifiers. All other power amplifiers are switched on/off via the BurSync
connection.
CONNECTING THE LOUDSPEAKERS
WARNING: HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE AT THE BINDING POSTS Hazardous voltages may be
present at the binding posts during operation. Before connecting the
loudspeakers, switch off all components of your music system, and do not
switch them on until you have made all the connections properly. Never operate
the power amplifier without the binding post covers in place. No live parts
should be exposed once you have connected the loudspeaker.
SPEAKER CABLES
Burmester recommends using cables with a large cross-section to connect the
loudspeakers to the power amplifier. A large cross-section ensures that you
can maintain the power amplifier’s damping factor for optimal control of the
loudspeakers. The best results are achieved by using original Burmester
speaker cables, which have the same electrical and tonal characteristics as
the internal wiring of Burmester loudspeakers and amplifiers.
ATTENTION
- The insulation on your selected speaker cable must match that of the original Burmester loudspeaker cable and must have a flame rating of at least VW-1. If in doubt, contact your dealer.
- The cables are connected with spade lugs, which requires you to use fully assembled cables.
CORRECT POLARITY
When connecting the loudspeakers, make sure that the connections have the
correct polarity. It is important that you make all connections in phases:
- Positive output on power amplifier (+) = positive input on loudspeaker
- Negative output on power amplifier (–) = negative input on loudspeaker
NOTE
Connecting the two channels out of phase causes poor bass and diffuse
playback.
SHORT-CIRCUITING THE SPEAKER OUTPUTS
Connecting the positive and negative terminals of the speaker’s binding posts
while the amplifier is on will cause a short circuit. In this event, the
speaker outputs will automatically switch off to prevent damage to the device.
The front LED (1) will flash orange. On the control panel, LED 1 in the status
display (17) will light up orange.
To reset the protective function after a short circuit:
- Switch off the power amplifier.
- Check the connections to the loudspeakers.
- Switch the power amplifier on again.
- If the error persists, please contact your dealer.
- Even though the protection circuit will prevent damage to the power amplifier, you should observe the following instructions to avoid a short circuit:
- Switch off the power amplifier before connecting the speaker cables.
- Connect the speaker cables to the loudspeakers first, then to the power amplifier.
- Never connect the positive and negative terminals of the speaker’s binding posts to each other or to other conductive parts, e.g. the housing of the power amplifier
Classic Connection
ARRANGE FOR A SKILLED PERSON TO CARRY OUT THIS STEP!
Bi-amping
This is the most common connection method. With this method, each channel on
the power amplifier is connected to a loudspeaker via a 2-pole cable. Two mono
power amplifiers are therefore required for stereo playback.
CONNECT THE LOUDSPEAKERS AS FOLLOWS
- Switch off the power amplifier, if necessary.
- Connect one end of the speaker cable to the negative terminal on the loudspeaker.
- Completely loosen the negative binding post (blue) by turning it anticlockwise.
- Remove the binding post cover.
- Place the spade lug on the binding post and slip the post cover over the spade lug.
- Fasten the negative binding post (blue) to the negative terminal (–) by turning it clockwise.
- Connect the speaker cable to the positive terminal on the loudspeaker.
- Completely loosen the positive binding post (red) by turning it anticlockwise.
- Remove the binding post cover.
- Place the spade lug on the binding post and slip the post cover over the post.
- Fasten the positive binding post (red) to the positive terminal (+) by turning it clockwise.
Bi-amping
In bi-amping, woofers, mid-range drivers, and tweeters are connected to separate power amplifier channels. Four mono power amplifiers are therefore required for this type of connection. Please check with your dealer whether your loudspeakers are suitable for bi-amping and refer to the operation manual for your speakers.
Connecting the power cable
Before connecting the loudspeakers, please also read the operation manuals for
the components you plan to connect.
WARNING: MISSING OR FAULTY PROTECTIVE EARTH CONTACT A missing or
incorrectly connected protective earth contact poses a risk to life. Before
connecting the device, make sure that the protective earth contact in your
main socket is in operation. Contact a professional if you are in any doubt.
TO CONNECT THE POWER CABLE
-
Make sure that the mains switch (10) is in the 0 position.
-
Connect the power cable to the power socket (9).
-
Check that the voltage provided by your mains matches the voltage specifications.
NOTE: -
You can find information about the required mains voltage under the power socket (9).
-
Insert the mains plug into the mains socket.
-
Switch the mains switch (10) to ON.
Operating the Power Amplifier
Accessing the Control Panel
WARNING: BRUISING CAUSED BY THE COVER.
The cover can cause hand injuries when closing. Make sure that your hands or
other limbs are not in the opening when closing the cover. The control panel
is hidden under the movable cover. Slide the cover back to adjust settings or
to turn the device on or off.
Switching the Device On and Off
THE DEVICE HAS TWO CONTROLS FOR SWITCHING IT ON AND OFF: The main switch (10)
is located on the rear of the device. Toggling the main switch connects or
disconnects the standby power supply to/from the mains. The on/off switch (18)
is located on the control panel on top of the device. Toggling the on/off
switch switches the device between standby mode and operational mode.
WARNING: HIGH-INTENSITY SOUND
Loud output signals can damage your hearing. Before switching on the power
amplifier, reduce the volume of your preamplifier to a low level and only
increase the volume after switching on the power amplifier.
To prevent hearing loss, avoid listening at high volumes for long periods of
time.
TO SWITCH THE DEVICE FROM OFF TO STANDBY
Move the mains switch (10) on the rear of the device to the I position. The
device switches to standby mode. The LED (1) lights up red.
TO SWITCH THE DEVICE ON FROM STANDBY MODE
- Pull the on/off switch (18) on the control panel towards you or press the POWER button (21) on the remote control.
- The LED (1) flashes green while the device is starting up.
- Once the start-up is complete, the LED (1)remains steadily green.
- The power amplifier is now ready for operation.
TO SWITCH THE DEVICE FROM OPERATIONAL TO STANDBY MODE
Pull the on/off switch (18) on the control panel towards you or press the
POWER button (21) on the remote control.
- The LED (1) flashes red while the power amplifier is switching to standby mode.
- Once this process is complete, the LED (1)remains steadily red.
- The power amplifier is now in standby mode.
The main switch (10) can remain in the I position. This allows you to conveniently switch on the device using the on/off switch (18) or the remote control. Very little power is consumed in standby mode because only the standby power supply is active.
TO DISCONNECT THE DEVICE FROM THE MAINS
- Switch off the device using the on/off switch (18).
- Switch the mains switch (10) to O.
NOTE:
Always switch the device off using the on/off switch before switching the main switch to O.
Configuring Auto Power Down
The device has an auto power-down function. When this function is activated,
the device automatically goes into standby mode if there is no signal for a
configured amount of time. If your power amplifiers are connected via BurSync,
all connected power amplifiers follow the settings of the BurSync master,
which is the first 159 in the network.
CONFIGURING AUTO POWER DOWN
- Press the auto power down button (20).
- This switches the auto power down function to the next value: Off › Short › Mid › Long › Off ›…
- Off Auto power down is deactivated.
- Short The device switches to standby mode after 30 minutes of inactivity.
- Mid The device switches to standby mode after 60 minutes of inactivity.
- Long The device switches to standby mode after 120 minutes of inactivity.
Adjusting the Damping Factor
The variable damping factor enables you to adjust the sound of the 159 to your
preferences. Changing the damping factor affects the bass response of the 159
in particular. The higher the damping, the more precisely your speakers will
be controlled by the amplifier. Take the time to find the setting that works
best with your speakers. You can switch between your chosen value and the
fixed maximum damping factor of 4,006 at any time from the control panel (16)
or with the optional remote control (22).
DAMPING FACTOR DISPLAY
You can check the configured value on the damping factor display (14) on the
control panel:
- The power amplifier’s damping factor is indicated by a green LED.
- If multiple power amplifiers are connected via BurSync and their configured values differ, these values are indicated by one or more orange LEDs, as necessary.
- This enables you to check if all power amplifiers are set to the same value by looking at the control panel of any power amplifier
ACTIVATING THE VARIABLE DAMPING FACTOR
The damping factor display (14) shows the value FIXED.
- Press the damping factor toggle (16). or
- Press the RESUME button (22) on the remote control.
- The damping factor display (14) changes to the configured value.
ACTIVATING THE FIXED DAMPING FACTOR
The damping factor display (14) shows a value other than FIXED.
Press the damping factor toggle (16). or Press the RESUME button (22) on the
remote control. The damping factor display (14) changes to FIXED.
ADJUSTING THE DAMPING FACTOR
Set the damping factor control knob (4) to the desired value.
NOTE
You can see the set value through the opening.
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL
The Burmester remote control toggles the settings for auto power down and the
damping factor for all 159 devices within range. The devices’ settings are
only synchronized if you are using BurSync. If you want to control your 159
devices with the remote control but do not want to connect it with BurSync,
first set the same values for the auto power-down function and the damping
factor status directly on all 159 devices.
Troubleshooting
The 159 is equipped with extensive protection circuits that protect it and the connected speakers from damage in the event of a fault. If an error occurs, this is indicated by the LED (1) on the front of the 159. It flashes orange in the event of an error.
MORE DETAILS ABOUT THE ERROR WILL BE FOUND ON THE CONTROL PANEL.
BURSYNC – ERROR
Description
The BurSync output on the last power amplifier was connected to the BurSync
input on the first power amplifier. This results in a ring connection.
Troubleshooting
- Switch off all power amplifiers.
- Remove the BurSync cable connecting the last power amplifier to the first.
SHORT CIRCUIT ERROR OR TEMPORARY OVERLOAD
Description
There is a short circuit in the cables, or the power amplifier was temporarily
overloaded.
Troubleshooting
- Switch off the power amplifier.
- Check the cables between the power amplifier and the speakers.
- Correct any faults in the cables.
- Switch the power amplifier on again.
- If the error is still displayed, contact your dealer
Description
The power amplifier has reached a critical temperature.
Troubleshooting:
- Reduce the volume until the LED switches off.
- Lower the room temperature.
TEMPERATURE – ERROR
Description:
The temperature is too high.
Troubleshooting:
- Switch off the power amplifier.
- Wait 30 minutes.
- Switch the power amplifier on again.
- If the error is still displayed, contact your dealer.
SERVICE ERROR
If one of the following errors occurs, you cannot correct it yourself. It
requires attention from Burmester’s service. In this event, please switch off
the power amplifier and disconnect it from the mains by unplugging the power
cable from the mains socket. Contact your dealer for further steps
DESCRIPTION
An error has occurred that requires Burmester service.
MAINTENANCE, REPAIR, AND CARE
ATTENTION: DAMAGE TO THE SURFACE
Liquids and chemical agents can damage the surface of the housing.
- Use the enclosed care kit to clean the 159.
- Ensure that no liquids get into the device.
- Do not use chemical agents when cleaning.
ATTENTION: REMOTE CONTROL (OPTIONAL)
The optional remote control contains button cells. These batteries can only be
replaced by your dealer.
WARRANTY
We provide a two-year warranty on this device. If you send in the completed warranty certificate papers within four weeks of purchase, the warranty will be extended to three years. For the warranty to be valid, the device must have been correctly connected without overloading and retain its mechanical integrity. The warranty expires if the device has been tampered with in any way or if parts of the housing, connections, or terminals have been dismantled.
DISPOSAL
German law stipulates that this device and its accessories must not be
disposed of with household waste (grey bin, yellow bin, compost bin, paper or
glass). Instead, they must be handed in at municipal collection points or to
voluntary recycling programs.
Specifications
Subject to technical changes without notice
BURMESTER HOME AUDIO GMBH
Wilhelm-Kabus-Straße 47
10829 berlin
Germany
www.burmester.de
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