Leslie 7467, Installation Instructions Manual

LESLIE 7467 CONSOLE CONNECTOR KIT  INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

FOR USE WITH: WURLITZER Model 4700

LESLIE 212S Speaker

MULTIPLE SPEAKER INSTALLATION: For complete information, see the service manual
of the specific model LESLIE Speaker to be added.

CONTENTS OF KIT:

1 Console Connector

036731

1  9 Conductor Cable

021600

1  Instructions

036988

1  Oiler

053025

2 Wood Screws 8 x 1/2 

029132

WARNING: Do NOT connect the Leslie 212S Speaker to the Wur1itzer model 4700
without first installing a Wurlitzer Left Hand Cheek Block Kit available from the
Wurlitzer Service Department: SEVERE DAMAGE MAY RESULT. Electro Music will not be
responsible for any damage due to installation without this kit.

TO INSTALL THE CONSOLE CONNECTOR KIT:

1. Disconnect Wurlitzer AC power plug and back cover.

2. Mount console connector chassis inside the Wurlitzer. Interceptor cables should

reach the Wurlitzer junction box, dual amp, and pedal amp.

3. Now make certain a Wurlitzer junction box for Leslie 212S installations is mounted

within the Wurlitzer. Two and three wire cables from the Wurlitzer echo controls
should be connected to the pedal and dual amplifiers, respectively. Also make
certain cables from the Wurlitzer dual and pedal speakers are connected to the
"DUAL INPUT" and "PEDAL INPUT" sockets on the Wurlitzer junction box.

4. Disconnect two wire echo control plug from the "TONE CAB" socket on the pedal

amp and insert it into the "PEDAL OUT" console connector interceptor. Then plug
this interceptor lnto the "TONE CAB" socket on the Wurlitzer pedal amp. (See "A"
on Fig. 1)

5. Disconnect three wire echo control plug from the "SPEAKER" socket on the dual

amp and insert it into the "RED & BLACK OUT" console connector interceptor.
Then plug this interceptor into the "SPEAKER" socket on the Wurlitzer dual amp.
(See "B" on Fig. 1)

6. Disconnect plug from the "SWELL" socket on the Wurlitzer dual amplifier. Insert it

into the "RED & BLACK IN" console connector interceptor. (See "C" on Fig. 1)

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