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Owner's

Manual

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1.

READ

these

instructions.

2.

KEEP

these

instructions.

3.

HEED

all

warnings.

4.

FOLLOW

all

instructions.

5.

DO

NOT

use

this

apparatus

near

water.

6.

CLEAN

ONLY

with

dry

cloth.

7.

DO

NOT

block

any

ventilation

openings.

Install

in

accordance

with

the

manufacturer's

instructions.

8.

Do

NOT

install

near

any

heat

sources

such

as

radiators,

heat

registers,

stoves,

or

other

apparatus

(including

amplifiers)

that

produce

heat.

9.

ONLY

USE

attachments/accessories

specified

by

the

manufacturer.

1

o.

USE

only

with

a

cart,

stand,

tripod,

bracket,

or

table

specified

by

the

manufacturer,

or

sold

~ith

the

appar~tus.

~

When

a

cart

is

used,

use

caut1on

when

mov1ng

-

the

cart/apparatus

combination

to

avoid

injury

from

tip-over.

11.

REFER

all

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

Servicing

is

required

when

the

apparatus

has

been

damaged

in

any

way,

such

as

power-supply

cord

or

plug

is

damaged,

liquid

has

been

spilled

or

objects

have

fallen

into

the

apparatus,

the

apparatus

has

been

exposed

to

rain

or

moisture,

does

not

operate

normally,

or

has

been

dropped.

&

This

symbol

indicates

.that

th~re

a~e

imp~rtant

operat-

ing

and

maintenance

1nstruct1ons

m

the

literature

accompanying

this

unit.

WARNING:

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire

or

electrical

shock,

do

not

expose

this

apparatus

to

rain

or

moisture.

WARNING:

No

user-serviceable

parts

inside.

Refer

all

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

INSPECTION

We

want

your

new

speaker

system

to

look

as

good

as

it

did

leaving

the

factory!

Please

check

promptly

for

any

transit

damage.

Carefully

unpack

your

new

speaker

system

and

verity

the

components

against

the

packing

list.

In

extreme

circum-

stances,

items

may

have

become

damaged

in

transit.

If

any

damage

is

discovered,

notify

the

delivery

service

and

dealer

where

the

system

was

purchased.

Make

a

request

for

inspection,

and

follow

their

instructions

for

evaluation.

Be

sure

to

keep

the

product's

original

shipping

carton.

ABOUT

YOUR

KLIPSCH

PURCHASE

Thank

you

for

your

purchase

of

Klipsch

Heritage

loudspeakers.

After

reading

this

manual

and

connecting

your

system,

you

will

hear

the

result

of

over

60

years

of

stringent

engineering

and

class-leading

research

and

development.

Like

all

Klipsch

products,

your

loudspeakers

feature

Klipsch

Horn-loaded

Technology-the

guiding

design

for

the

first

Klipschorn®

developed

in

1946

and

for

every

Klipsch

product

that

has

followed.

Horn-loading

allows

your

speakers

to

deliver

very

high

sensitivity,

wide

dynamic

range,

low

distortion,

controlled

dispersion

and

flat

frequency

response.

This

translates

to

unequaled

power,

detail

and

dynamics,

the

hallmarks

of

"The

Klipsch

Sound."

Please

be

sure

to

fill

out

the

warranty

card

at

the

back

of

this

manual

or

online

at

www.klipsch.com

so

we

are

better

able

to

serve

you.

Again,

thank

you

for

choosing

Klipsch

and

we

hope

that

your

speakers

bring

life

to

your

music

and

movies

for

many

years.

PAUL

W.

KLIPSCH

The

Klipsch

Heritage

loudspeakers

are

the

direct

result

of

the

engineering

design

genius

of

Paul

W.

Klipsch.

The

technology

incorporated

into

these

loudspeakers

is

as

valid

today

as

it

was

in

1946

when

Paul

started

Klipsch

and

Associates

with

the

launch

of

the

Klipschorn®.

The

founder

of

our

company

has

been

lauded

as

a

pioneer

and

visionary

in

the

audio

industry.

Paul

has

had

a

remarkable

career,

the

pinnacle

of

which

was

his

induction

into

the

Engineering

and

Science

Hall

of

Fame

in

1997.

This

honor

puts

him

in

such

distinguished

company

as

Thomas

Edison,

George

Washington

Carver

and

the

Wright

brothers,

among

others.

Paul's

life

was

filled

with

notable

distinctions,

including

the

1994

dedication

of

the

Klipsch

Department

of

Electrical

and

Computer

Engineering

at

New

Mexico

State

University,

Paul's

alma

mater.

In

1978,

Paul

was

awarded

the

prestigious

Silver

Medal

by

the

Audio

Engineering

Society

of

America

as

well

as

being

inducted

into

the

Audio

Hall

of

Fame.

These

are

but

a

few

of

the

achieve-

ments

of

a

great

audio

engineer

and

an

even

greater

man.

Hi-Fidelity

magazine

said

about

Paul

that

he

was,

"the

image

of

one

who

pushes

toward

the

frontier

and

reestablished

it

wherever

he

arrives."

The

November

1986

issue

of

Audio

magazine

sums

up

Paul

W.

Klipsch

and

his

influence

on

the

industry,

"

...

the

Klipschorn

along

with

its

designer

Paul

Klipsch,

are

true

legends

in

the

field

of

high-fidelity

sound.

Nothing

I

could

write

would

do

complete

justice

to

its

description."

KLIPSCHORN

Paul

Klipsch's

design

goal

was

to

reproduce

the

dynamics

and

excitement

of

a

live

symphony

orchestra

performance

in

his

living

room.

An

engineering

breakthrough

when

it

was

introduced,

the

Klipschorn®

remains

one

of

the

most

highly

praised

loudspeakers

in

the

world

and

is

the

only

loudspeaker

that

has

been

in

continuous

production

for

over

60

years.

The

Klipschorn

is

a

testament

to

design

that

stands

the

test

of

time.

With

extremely

high

sensitivity,

this

three-way,

fully

horn-

loaded

loudspeaker

features

a

folded

tri-hedral

bass

horn

that

utilizes

the

walls

and

corners

of

the

listening

room

as

part

of

its

design.

This

combination

of

attributes

enables

it

to

span

more

than

nine

full

octaves

with

dynamic,

smooth,

ultra

low

distortion

sound.

LA

SCALA

II

The

La

Scala

was

developed

as

a

more

portable

Klipschorn

to

serve

as

a

public

address

speaker

for

the

1963

gubernatorial

campaign

of

Winthrop

Rockefeller.

Like

the

Klipschorn,

it

displays

extremely

high

sensitivity

and

is

a

fully

horn-loaded,

three-way

speaker

featuring

a

shorter,

two-fold

bass

horn

that

can

operate

independently

of

listening

room

corners.

As

a

result,

the

La

Scala's

only

sonic

compromise

as

compared

to

the

Klipschorn

is

a

slightly

higher

bass

cutoff.

CORNWALL

Ill

The

Cornwall

was

introduced

in

1959

as

a

larger

full

range

alternative

to

the

Heresy

as

a

center

channel

speaker

in

a

English

three-speaker

stereo

array.

It

provides

the

full

range

bass

response

of

the

Klipschorn

with

sensitivity

and

output

approaching

the

fully

horn-loaded

models.

Like

the

Heresy,

the

Cornwall

is

a

three-way

design

utilizing

horn-loaded

compres-

sion

drivers

for

midrange

and

treble

frequencies

and

a

direct

radiating

15-inch

woofer

for

the

low

frequencies.

HERESY

Ill

First

introduced

in

1957,

the

Heresy

started

life

as

a

compact

center

channel

speaker

for

the

Klipschorn

in

three-speaker

stereo

arrays.

The

Heresy

is

a

compact,

three-way

design

that

uses

horn-loaded

compression

drivers

for

midrange

and

treble

reproduction

and

a

direct

radiating

12-inch

woofer

for

the

low

frequencies.

UNPACKING

&

ASSEMBLY

Heresy

Ill

and

Cornwall

Ill

The

Heresy

Ill

and

Cornwall

Ill

models

are

large,

heavy

speak-

ers.

It

is

recommended

that

two

people

unpack

and

install

these

models.

Open

the

top

carton

flaps,

invert

the

carton

and

pull

it

up

and

off

of

the

speaker.

Remove

the

internal

packing

and

save

for

future

use.

Klipschorn

and

LaScala

II

The

Klipschorn

and

La

Scala

II

low

and

high

frequency

cabinets

are

shipped

in

two

separate

cartons.

These

are

large,

heavy

speakers.

Unpacking

and

setup

will

require

two

people.

The

Klipschorn

and

LaScala

II

high

and

low

frequency

cabinets

are

matched

by

serial

number

for

proper

acoustic

performance.

Please

take

care

to

match

upper

and

lower

cabinet

serial

numbers

when

assembling

these

loudspeakers.

Klipschorn

Open

the

flaps

of

the

larger

low

frequency

carton

labeled

"Open

This

End",

invert

the

carton

and

lift

it

off

of

the

speaker

cabinet

and

remove

the

inner

packing.

The

top

of

the

cabinet,

with

its

three

rubber

spacers,

should

be

facing

up

(See

Figure

1

).

Slide

the

bass

cabinet

into

the

corner

where

it

will

be

placed

for

a

test

fit

and

make

note

of

any

obstructions

that

interfere

with

a

tight

fit.

Remove

the

cabinet

from

the

corner

to

install

the

high

frequency

cabinet.

Position

the

speaker

near,

but

not

tight

into,

the

corner

and

remove

the

low

frequency

grille

(two

wing

nuts)

on

the

input

panel

side

of

the

cabinet

and

set

aside

until

the

connection

process

is

complete.

1

2

Open

the top

flaps

of

the

smaller

high

frequency

carton

marked

"Open

This

End"

and

remove

the

packing

pad.

Lift

the

high

frequency

cabinet

out

of

the

carton

and

set

it

on

top

of

the

low

frequency

cabinet.

Align

the

three

rubber

bumpers

on

the top

of

the

low

frequency

cabinet

with

the

three

recesses

on

the

underside

of

the

high

frequency

cabinet.

Thread

the

high

and

mid

frequency

driver

leads

in

the

upper

cabinet

through

the

hole

in

the

cabinet's

lower

panel.

Connect

the

Green

(+)tagged

pair

of

wires

to

the

pair

of

binding

posts

labeled

"Tweeter

Out."

Take

care

to

match

the

Red

(+)

and

Black(-)

binding

posts

with

the

Green

(+)

and

Black(-)

sleeves

on

the

ends

of

these

wires.

Follow

this

same

proce-

dure

to

connect

the

Yellow

tagged

pair

of

wires

to

the

pair

of

binding

posts

labeled

"Mid

Out."

(See

Figure

5.)

La

Scala

II

Open

the

flaps

of

the

larger

low

frequency

carton

labeled

"Open

This

End."

Invert

the

carton,

lift

it

off

of

the

speaker

cabinet

and

remove

the

inner

packing.

The

top

of

the

cabinet,

with

its

three

rubber

spacers,

should

be

facing

up

(See

Figure

2).

For

the

La

Scala

II

high

frequency

cabinet,

open

the top

flaps

of

the

smaller

carton

marked

"Open

This

End,"

and

remove

the

inner

packing

pad.

The

bottom

of

the

cabinet

should

be

facing

up

with

the

low

frequency

connection

cable

attached

to

it.

Free

this

cable,

invert

the

carton

and

lift

it

off

the

cabinet.

With

assistance,

lift

the

high

frequency

cabinet

off

the

floor

and

place

it

on

top

of

the

low

frequency

cabinet

while

placing

the

low

frequency

cable

toward

the

rear

and

out

the

gap

between

the

cabinets.

Align

the

recesses

on

the

bottom

surface

of

the

high

frequency

cabinet

with

the

rubber

bumpers

on

the

top

of

the

low

frequency

cabinet.

Connect

the

low

frequency

cable

to

the

two

screw

barrier

strip

on

the

rear

of

the

low

frequency

cabinet.

Be

sure

to

observe

proper

polarity

by

connecting

the

wire

with

the

Red

Indicator

to

the

terminal

with

the

Red

mark-

ing

and

the

wire

with

the

Black

indicator

to

the

other

terminal.

PLACEMENT

Your

Klipsch

Heritage

loudspeakers

will

perform

well

in

a

variety

of

locations

but

best

results

will

be

achieved

using

the

following

general

guidelines:

•

All:

Place

on

a

common

wall

6

to

15

feet

apart.

•

La

Scala,

Cornwall,

Heresy:

Position

them

equidistant

from

the

wall

behind

the

speakers.

•

Heresy:

Equidistant

height

above

the

floor

with

the

high

frequency

drivers

at

seated

ear

height

if

wall

or

cabinet

mounted.

2

•

All:

Angle

speakers

toward

the

listener

and

even

with

or

forward

of

any

adjacent

obstructions.

•

La

Scala,

Cornwall,

Heresy:

Placing

them

near

a

corner

or

wall

provides

the

greatest

amount

of

bass

while

moving

the

speakers

away

from

room

boundaries

reduces

bass

energy.

•

All:

Asymmetrical

placement

of

a

pair

of

speakers

from

adjacent

side

walls

can

smooth

room-induced

bass

unevenness.

•

Experiment

with

the

above

guidelines

to

suit

your

taste

and

to

compensate

for

your

room's

acoustic

characteristics.

Klipschorn

Klipschorn

speakers

typically

perform

best

when

positioned

in

the

corners

on

the

long

wall

of

a

rectangular

room.

If

the

room

is

very

narrow

and

long

with

corners

farther

apart

than

18

to

20

feet,

the

stereo

image

may

not

be

optimal.

A

room

with

a

length

to

width

ratio

of

1.00

to

.618

is

preferred.

In

addition,

Klipschorn

loudspeakers

seem

to

benefit

from

ceiling

heights

no

lower

than

8.5

feet.

The

Klipschorn

requires

corner

place-

ment

because

the

walls

of

the

room

serve

to

complete

the

speaker's

low

frequency

horn.

To

achieve

full

low

frequency

extension,

the

Klipschorn

should

fit

tightly

in

a

corner

without

baseboard

or

trim

interference

and

the

wall

surfaces

should

extend

at

least

25

inches

beyond

the

side

grilles.

False

Corners

If

proper

corners

are

not

available

in

your

listening

room,

false

corners

can

be

constructed

to

yield

bass

performance

similar

to

a

full

corner

and

also

allow

for

some

adjustment

of

toe-in

if

desired.

Start

with

a

2'

x

4'

framework

as

shown

in

Figure

3.

Klipsch

recommends

using

standard

4

foot

wide

sheets

of

3/4"

plywood

securely

glued

and

nailed

to

the

framework.

The

backside

may

be

covered

with

a

thinner

material

such

as

3

3/16"

masonite

or

1

/2"

plywood.

Paint

to

match

wall

color,

or

finish

with

a

laminate

or

other

material.

(See

Figure

3.)

In

the

case

of

very

wide

spacing,

a

false

corner

can

be

employed

on

one

of

the

Klipschorns

to

reduce

the

distance

between

speak-

ers.

Another

solution

to

widely

spaced

Klipschorn

loudspeakers

in

an

audio

only

system

is

the

addition

of

a

center

speaker

such

as

the

La

Scala

to

create

a

three-speaker

stereo

array.

Please

contact

Klipsch

Technical

Support

at

1-800-554-7724

for

connection

details.

La

Scala

II

The

La

Scala

II

features

a

self-contained,

front-firing,

folded

bass

horn

to

permit

placement

out

of

the

corner

if

required.

However,

because

this

model

has

less

bass

extension

than

the

Klipschorn,

the

low-frequency

acoustic

reinforcement

of

corner

placement

may

be

optimal.

The

La

Scala

also

offers

full

flexi-

bility

with

regard

to

the

amount

of

toe-in

for

the

desired

stereo

image.

Deep

bass

performance

may

also

be

augmented

with

a

high

performance

Klipsch

subwoofer.

Cornwall

Ill

The

Cornwall

Ill

offers

the

placement

and

toe-in

flexibility

of

the

La

Scala

with

low

frequency

extension

similar

to

the

Klipschorn

at

a

reduced

output

capability.

As

with

the

La

Scala

and

Heresy,

corner

positioning

yields

the

greatest

amount

of

bass

output

while

placements

out

of

the

corner

or

away

from

rear

walls

will

yield

less

bass.

Since

room

acoustics

and

personal

taste

vary

we

recommend

experimenting

with

several

locations

to

fine

tune

the

speaker's

performance.

Self

-stick

rubber

pads

are

supplied

for

attachment

to

the

bottom

of

the

riser

for

use

on

hard

floors.

Heresy

Ill

The

Heresy

Ill

offers

the

greatest

degree

of

placement

flexibili-

ty

of

all

of

the

Heritage

models

due

to

its

relatively

compact

size.

It

delivers

the

same

basic

frequency

range

as

the

La

Scala

but

at

more

modest

output

levels.

Corner,

floor

place-

ment

will

deliver

the

highest

degree

of

low

bass

reinforcement

and

the

slant

riser

base

helps

to

compensate

for

the

Heresy's

short

stature.

This

riser

may

be

removed

for

shelf

or

cabinet

placement.

Self

-stick

rubber

pads

are

supplied

for

attachment

to

the

bottom

of

the

cabinet

to

prevent

scratching

of

shelves

and

hard

surfaces.

CONNECTING

YOUR

LOUDSPEAKER

Caution:

Turn

your

amplifier

off

before

making

any

connections!

(See

Figure

4.)

•

Your

loudspeakers

are

equipped

with

positive

(Red)

and

negative

(Black)

connection

terminals,

on

the

rear

or

side

of

the

cabinet.

These

correspond

to

the

positive

and

negative

terminals

on

the

appropriate

channel

(left,

right,

etc.)

of

your

amplifier

and

will

accomodate

bare

wire,

spade

lugs

or

banana

plugs

(See

Figure

4).

•

All

speakers

in

your

system

must

be

connected

in

phase

with

the

positive

speaker

terminal

connected

to

the

positive

amplifier

terminal.

Repeat

this

for

the

negative

speaker

and

amplifier

terminals.

Most

speaker

wire

has

distinguishing

markings

on

the

insulation

of

one

of

the

conductors

to

assist

in

correct

hookup.

•

Use

16-gauge

(AWG),

two

conductor,

copper

wire

at

a

minimum

and

larger

gauge

wire

for

longer

runs.

The

connection

terminals

on

your

loudspeaker

will

accommo

date

bare

wire,

spade

terminals

or

banana

type

plugs.

•

Caution:

With

all

connection

types

take

care

that

there

is

no

contact

between

the

positive

and

negative

terminals

at

the

speaker

and

amplifier.

Damage

to

your

equipment

may

result!

(See

Figure

4.)

Klipschorn:

Connections

are

found

on

the

input

panel

on

the

side

of

the

low

frequency

cabinet.

Two

of

the

four

pairs

of

binding

posts

are

used

to

connect

the

speaker

cables

coming

from

your

amplifier.

They

are

labeled

"HF

IN"

+

and-/

"LF

IN"

+ and-.

Both

red

(+)

and

both

black(-)

posts

are

connected

with

wire

jumpers.

Leave

these

jumpers

in

place

for

conven-

tional

single

wire

connection

and

use

either

pair

of

posts.

Remove

these

jumpers

for

optional

bi-wire

connection.

(See

Figure

5.)

Replace

the

side

grille,

removed

earlier

after

com-

pleting

all

connections.

Take

care

to

route

the

speaker

cable

through

the

notch

in

the

lower,

rear

corner

of

the

grille

as

the

speaker

is

slid

into

the

corner.

If

the

speaker

cable

comes

from

the

side

opposite

the

input

panel,

route

it

through

the

notch

in

that

grille

then

in

front

of

the

tail

board

and

onto

the

input

panel.

Do

not

connect

your

amplifier

directly

to

the

midrange

or

tweeter

driver

leads

or

to

the

posts

labeled

"Mid

Out"

or

"HF

Out"

as

you

may

damage

the

speaker.

La

Scala

II:

The

two

pairs

of

binding

posts

located

on

the

rear

of

the

loudspeaker

are

used

to

connect

the

speaker

cables

coming

from

your

amplifier.

These

binding

posts

are

labeled

"HF

IN"

+

and-/

"LF

IN"

+ and-."

Both

red

(+)

and

black(-)

posts

connected

with

wire

jumpers.

Leave

these

jumpers

in

place

for

conventional

single

wire

connection

and

use

either

pair

of

posts.

Remove

these

jumpers

for

bi-wire

connection.

(See

Figure

5.)

Cornwall

Ill

and

Heresy

Ill:

The

two

pairs

of

binding

posts

located

on

the

rear

of

the

loudspeaker

and

are

used

to

connect

the

speaker

cables

coming

from

your

amplifier.

These

binding

posts

are

labeled

"HF+",

"HF-",

"LF+"

and

"LF-"

and

have

both

red

(+)

and

black(-)

posts

connected

with

metal

straps.

Leave

these

straps

in

place

for

conventional

single

wire

connection

and

use

either

pair

of

posts.

Remove

these

straps

for

bi-wire

connection

(See

Figure

4).

4

WARRANTY-U.S.

AND

CANADA

ONLY

The

Warranty

below

is

valid

only

for

sales

to

consumers

in

the

United

States

or

Canada.

KLIPSCH,

L.L.C.

C'KLIPSCH")

warrants

this

product

to

be

free

from

defects

in

materials

and

workmanship

(subject

to

the

terms

set

forth

below)

for

a

period

of

five

(5)

years

from

the

date

of

purchase.

During

the

Warranty

period,

KLIPSCH

will

repair

or

replace

(at

KLIPSCH's

option)

this

product

or

any

defective

parts

(excluding

electronics

and

amplifiers).

For

prod-

ucts

that

have

electronics

or

amplifiers,

the

Warranty

on

those

parts

is

for

a

period

of

two

(2)

years

from

the

date

of

pur-

chase.

To

obtain

Warranty

service,

please

contact

the

KLIPSCH

authorized

dealer

from

which

you

purchased

this

product.

If

your

dealer

is

not

equipped

to

perform

the

repair

of

your

KLIP-

SCH

product,

it

can

be

returned,

freight

paid,

to

KLIPSCH

for

repair.

Please

call

KLIPSCH

at

1-800-KLIPSCH

for

instructions.

You

will

need

to

ship

this

product

in

either

its

original

packag-

ing

or

packaging

affording

an

equal

degree

of

protection.

Proof

of

purchase

in

the

form

of

a

bill

of

sale

or

receipted

invoice,

which

is

evidence

that

this

product

is

within

the

Warranty

period,

must

be

presented

or

included

to

obtain

Warranty

service.

This

Warranty

is

invalid

if

(a)

the

factory-applied

serial

number

has

been

altered

or

removed

from

this

product

or

(b)

this

product

was

not

purchased

from

a

KLIPSCH

authorized

dealer.

You

may

call

1-800-KLIPSCH

to

confirm

that

you

have

an

unaltered

serial

number

and/or

you

purchased

from

a

KLIPSCH

authorized

dealer.

This

Warranty

is

only

valid

for

the

original

purchaser

and

will

automatically

terminate

prior

to

expiration

if

this

product

is

sold

or

otherwise

transferred

to

another

party.

This

Warranty

does

not

cover

cosmetic

damage

or

damage

due

to

misuse,

abuse,

negligence,

acts

of

God,

accident,

com-

mercial

use

or

modification

of,

or

to

any

part

of,

the

product.

This

Warranty

does

not

cover

damage

due

to

improper

opera-

tion,

maintenance

or

installation,

or

attempted

repair

by

any-

one

other

than

KLIPSCH

or

a

KLIPSCH

dealer

which

is

author-

ized

to

do

KLIPSCH

warranty

work.

Any

unauthorized

repairs

will

void

this

Warranty.

This

Warranty

does

not

cover

product

sold

AS

IS

or

WITH

ALL

FAULTS.

REPAIRS

OR

REPLACEMENTS

AS

PROVIDED

UNDER

THIS

WARRANTY

ARE

THE

EXCLUSIVE

REMEDY

OF

THE

CON-

SUMER.

KLIPSCH

SHALL

NOT

BE

LIABLE

FOR

ANY

INCIDEN-

TAL

OR

CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES

FOR

BREACH

OF

ANY

EXPRESS

OR

IMPLIED

WARRANTY

ON

THIS

PRODUCT.

EXCEPT

TO

THE

EXTENT

PROHIBITED

BY

LAW,

THIS

WARRANTY

IS

EXCLUSIVE

AND

IN

LIEU

OF

ALL

OTHER

EXPRESS

AND

IMPLIED

WARRANTIES

WHATSOEVER,

INCLUDING

BUT

NOT

LIMITED

TO,

THE

WARRANTY

OF

MERCHANTABILITY

AND

FIT-

NESS

FOR

A

PRACTICAL

PURPOSE.

Some

states

do

not

allow

the

exclusion

or

limitation

of

incidental

or

consequential

damages

or

implied

warranties

so

the

above

exclusions

may

not

apply

to

you.

This

Warranty

gives

you

specific

legal

rights,

and

you

may

have

other

rights,

which

vary

from

state

to

state.

WARRANTY

OUTSIDE

THE

UNITED

STATES

AND

CANADA

The

Warranty

on

this

product

if

it

is

sold

to

a

consumer

outside

of

the

United

States

or

Canada

shall

comply

with

applicable

law

and

shall

be

the

sole

responsibility

of

the

distributor

that

supplied

this

product.

To

obtain

any

applicable

warranty

service,

please

contact

the

dealer

from

which

you

purchased

this

product,

or

the

distributor

that

supplied

this

product.

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