WENLII Wired Soundbar TV Speaker User Manual

: June 13, 2024
: WENLII

Table of Contents

WENLII Wired Soundbar TV Speaker
Introduction
Specifications
What’s in the Box
Features
How to Use
Troubleshooting
FAQs
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WENLII Wired Soundbar TV Speaker

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Introduction

The WENLII Wired Soundbar TV Speaker is a sleek and compact audio solution designed to enhance your television and multimedia experience. This soundbar delivers clear and immersive audio for movies, music, and games, making it an excellent addition to your home entertainment setup.

Specifications

Power : 4X10W
Distortion : <;1%
Frequency response: 20HZ- 20KHZ
Signal to noise ratio :≥90dB
Speaker : Full frequency 10W X4
Inverted tube: inverted tube X2
Rated voltage : 3.7V
Battery capacity: 4000MAH
Channel : 2.0 Stereo
Size : 60060 54mm(L WH)

What’s in the Box

WENLII Wired Soundbar TV Speaker
[List any additional items or accessories included in the package]

Features

Clear and immersive audio quality.
Multiple connectivity options, including HDMI, AUX, or optical.
Sleek and space-saving design that complements your TV setup.
Easy setup and operation.

How to Use

Placement: Position the soundbar in front of your TV or mount it on the wall using the provided brackets, ensuring it’s centered for balanced sound.
Connection: Connect the soundbar to your TV using the appropriate cable (HDMI, AUX, or optical). Ensure a secure and proper connection.
Power: Plug the soundbar into a power source using the included power adapter.
Source Selection: Use the remote control or onboard buttons to select the input source (e.g., HDMI, AUX).
Volume Control: Adjust the volume using the included remote control or onboard controls.
Sound Settings: Customize audio settings, such as bass and treble, to suit your preferences if the soundbar provides these options.

Wall-mounted Design

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Safety

Read the User Manual: Start by thoroughly reading and understanding the user manual provided with the soundbar. It contains important safety information, operating instructions, and maintenance guidelines.
Power Source: Use only the power adapter and cable provided by the manufacturer or those specified in the user manual. Do not use damaged or incompatible power sources.
Ventilation: Ensure that the soundbar has adequate ventilation. Avoid blocking the vents or placing it on surfaces that can trap heat, as overheating can damage the device.
Power Outlet: Connect the soundbar to a stable and grounded power outlet. Avoid overloading power strips or extension cords, which can lead to electrical hazards.
Cable Management: Keep cables neatly organized to prevent tripping hazards and to avoid damage to the cables themselves.
Placement: Place the soundbar on a stable surface near your TV. Ensure that it is not at risk of falling or being knocked over.
Children and Pets: Keep the soundbar and its cables out of the reach of children and pets to prevent accidents. Children should be supervised when using the device.
Cleaning: Clean the soundbar with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using abrasive materials or liquid cleaners that could damage the unit.
Water and Liquids: Keep the soundbar away from water, moisture, and liquids to prevent electrical shorts and damage.
Temperature: Do not expose the soundbar to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, or humid environments.
Remote Control Batteries: If the soundbar comes with a remote control, use the specified type of batteries and replace them when they become weak to prevent leakage.
Wall Mounting: If you choose to wall-mount the soundbar, follow the manufacturer’s installation instructions carefully, and ensure it is securely attached to the wall.
Repairs: Do not attempt to repair the soundbar yourself if it malfunctions. Contact the manufacturer’s customer support or a qualified technician for repairs.
Warranty: Check the warranty information provided by the manufacturer. Attempting to open or modify the soundbar may void the warranty.
Volume Levels: When using the soundbar, be mindful of volume levels to protect your hearing and avoid disturbing others.

WIRED OR WIRELESS

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Maintenance

Cleaning: Regularly dust the soundbar’s exterior and speaker grille with a soft, dry cloth to prevent dust buildup. If needed, you can use a slightly damp cloth to gently clean the exterior, but avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the finish.
Ventilation: Ensure that the ventilation openings on the soundbar are not blocked. Adequate airflow prevents overheating, which can affect performance and potentially damage internal components. Avoid placing the soundbar on soft surfaces like carpets or rugs, as this can block ventilation.
Cable Management: Keep the cables and wires associated with the soundbar organized and free from tangles. This prevents damage to the cables and makes your setup neat and tidy.
Placement: Position the soundbar on a stable surface that can support its weight to prevent accidental falls Avoid placing the soundbar too close to the TV or other electronic devices that emit heat, as excessive heat can affect the soundbar’s performance.
Power Supply: Use the provided power adapter and cable to ensure the correct voltage and current are supplied to the soundbar. Disconnect the power supply during electrical storms or if the soundbar is not in use for an extended period.
Remote Control: Keep the remote control clean and replace the batteries when they become weak or depleted. Weak batteries can lead to unresponsive controls.
Firmware Updates: Check the manufacturer’s website or user manual for any available firmware updates for your soundbar. Updating the firmware can enhance performance and address potential issues.
User Manual: Keep the user manual in a safe place for reference. It contains valuable information on troubleshooting, setup, and maintenance specific to your WENLII Wired Soundbar TV Speaker.
Safety Precautions: Ensure that the soundbar is used in a safe environment, away from water sources and extreme temperatures. Protect the soundbar from physical damage and impact.
Storage: If you plan to store the soundbar for an extended period, it’s a good idea to place it in a protective cover or box to prevent dust accumulation and potential damage.

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Troubleshooting

No Sound or Low Volume:

Check Connections: Ensure that all cables are securely connected to the soundbar and your TV or audio source. Verify that the input source on the soundbar is correctly set to the connected input.
Volume Control: Confirm that both the soundbar and your TV or audio source have their volume levels turned up.
Mute Function: Check whether the soundbar or your TV remote has a mute function enabled. Deactivate mute if necessary.
Audio Source: Ensure that your TV or audio source settings are configured to output sound to external speakers, like the soundbar. Refer to your TV’s audio settings.

Audio Quality Issues (Distortion, Cracking, etc.):

Volume Level: Excessive volume can lead to distortion. Try lowering the soundbar’s volume to a comfortable level.
Audio Source Quality: The quality of the audio source can affect sound quality. Check the source (e.g., TV, streaming device) for any issues.
Audio Settings: If your soundbar has adjustable audio settings (e.g., EQ presets), experiment with different settings to optimize sound quality.

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Remote Control Problems:

Batteries: Check the remote control batteries. If they are weak or depleted, replace them with fresh batteries.
Line of Sight: Ensure that the remote control has a clear line of sight to the soundbar’s IR receiver. Remove any obstacles that may be blocking the signal.
Pairing: Some remote controls require initial pairing with the soundbar. Refer to the user manual for pairing instructions, if applicable.

Soundbar Not Powering On:

Power Connection: Verify that the power cord is securely connected to both the soundbar and a functional power outlet.
Power Button: Check that the power button on the soundbar or remote control is functioning properly. Try turning on the soundbar using both methods.
Reset: If the soundbar remains unresponsive, perform a soft reset (power off and on) or consult the user manual for specific reset instructions.

Audio Input Issues:

Input Source: Make sure you have selected the correct input source on the soundbar for the audio you want to play (e.g., HDMI, AUX, Optical).
Cable Quality: Ensure that the audio cables used to connect your TV or source to the soundbar are in good condition and firmly attached.
Input Mode: If your soundbar supports multiple input modes (e.g., stereo, surround), make sure you have selected the appropriate mode for your content.