Sonance MERLOT M-SERIES User Manual Page 7

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SONANCE MERLOT
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• The FastMount tabs will
prevent the speaker from
falling out of the mounting
hole, allowing the installer to
let go of the speaker to pick-
up tools or other items
(see
Figure 11
).
Note: The FastMount tabs
are designed for one-time
use only. If the speaker is
removed from the mount-
ing hole the FastMount
tabs will disconnect and
remain inside the wall.
6. Tighten the four screws on the
front of the speaker baffle. The
RotoLock clamps will automati-
cally rotate into position and
begin clamping the speaker
(see
Figure 12
).
When you notice resistance on the screws the speaker has been clamped successfully.
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Note: The speaker flange is designed to flex and conform to any small imperfections in the wall
surface. Do not tighten the screws so much so that the flange bows-out.
7. Attach the grille after the speaker has been installed. Insert about half of the grille into the groove at the edge of the
speaker. Gently fit the remaining half of the grille by working around the speaker, fitting the grille into the groove as
you go.
Note: You can adjust the torque applied to the RotoLock screws to achieve a proper grille fit.
Painting The Speakers and Grilles
You can paint the speakers and grilles before installing them, which will eliminate the “paint scar” that can be left on the
wall if the speaker ever needs to be removed for service. You can also paint the speakers after installation, but before the
grilles are attached. All Sonance Merlot speakers come from the factory fitted with a plastic ‘paint plug’ that protects the
speaker drivers while the mounting flange is being painted.
Sonance always suggests painting the grille separately from the speaker. Before painting, carefully remove the
under-grille cloth. It is held in place with a light tacking glue that makes it easy to remove.
Spray the grilles with thinned paint (5 parts thinner to 1 part paint), being careful not to plug the holes. Too heavy a coat
of paint on the grille will adversely affect the sound of the speaker.
Once the grilles and flange are painted and dry, replace the under-grille cloth, remove the paint plug from the mounting
flange and install the grille.
Figure 11:
FastMount Tabs
RotoLock
Clamps
(extended)
Figure 12:
Tightening the RotoLock Clamps
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