WJ-8611 DIGITAL VHF/UHF RECEIVER
INSTALLATION 2-1
SECTION 2
INSTALLATION
2.1 UNPACKING AND INSPECTION
The WJ-8611 Receiver and its accessories is shipped cushioned between
molded-in-place packing material in a double walled shipping carton.
After unpacking the equipment, retain the shipping container and its
packing material until the equipment has been thoroughly inspected and it
is ensured that reshipment is not necessary. Perform the following initial
inspection:
1. Carefully inspect the outside of the shipping container for discoloring,
stains, charring, or other signs of exposure to heat, moisture, or liquid
chemicals. Check for any signs of excessive shock or careless
handling.
2. Remove all equipment and accessories from the shipping container.
If items are missing, contact the factory or your local sales
representative.
3. Remove and retain the white 5x6 inch PRODUCT DISCREPANCY
REPORT card. This card should be used if reshipment of the
equipment is required. It also contains important warranty adjustment
information.
4. Carefully inspect the equipment for dents, scratches, damage or loose
pushbuttons or knobs, or any other signs of physical abuse or careless
handling during shipment.
If damage is found, forward an immediate request to the delivery carrier to
perform an inspection and prepare a concealed-damage report. Do not
destroy any packing material until it has been examined by an agent of the
carrier. Concurrently, report the nature and extent of the damage to the
factory, giving equipment serial numbers, so that the necessary action can
be taken. Under U. S. shipping regulations, claims for damage must be
collected by the cosignee; do not return the equipment to the factory
until a
claim for damages has been established.
2.2 INSTALLATION
The paragraphs that follow provide a guide to the installation of the
WJ-8611 Digital VHF/UHF Receiver. Refer to
critical dimensions of the WJ-8611 Digital VHF/UHF Receiver.
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