Yamaha SLG200 Manuel du propriétaire télécharger pdf (Page 9)

The Silent Guitar ships from the factory with its detachable frame removed. Please follow

the instructions below to properly attach the detachable frame to the body.

Loosen Frame Fixing Screw 1 located at the

heel of the neck and Frame Fixing Screw 2

located at the base of the instrument.

First, insert the Frame Pin (Lower) about half-

way into the xing hole on the guitar.

Next, insert the Frame Pin (Upper) into the

xing hole making sure that both the upper

and lower pins on the detachable frame are

inserted evenly and fully into the holes.

* Do not mistake the upper and lower sections of the

frame when attaching.

* When attaching or removing the frame, do not

apply pressure that may result in bending the pins.

Doing so may damage the xing pins.

After verifying that both upper and lower xing

pins are fully inserted, turn the xing screws

clockwise to secure the frame to the guitar

body.

CAUTION

When moving any movable parts, make sure that

your ngers or hand do not become pinched in

the parts.

Attaching the Frame

About the Strap Pins

The frame xing screws also function as strap pins for attaching a guitar strap (sold separately) to the

instrument.

* Make sure that the guitar strap is securely attached to the instrument to prevent it from falling when playing.

Frame Fixing Screw 1

Frame Fixing Screw 2

Frame Pin (Upper)

Frame Pin (Lower)

Detachable

Frame

This completes the frame attachment procedure.

To remove the frame, loosen Frame Fixing Screws 1 and 2 then pull the upper and lower frame sec-

tions away from the body slowly and evenly.

* Make sure Frame Fixing Screws 1 and 2 are fastened securely after attaching the frame. Loose screws can result

in the frame rattling, which may cause noise while playing.

* Always hold the instrument by its body or neck when moving the instrument. Holding the instrument by its frame

can damage the frame and/or its fasteners.

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Yamaha SLG200 Manuel du propriétaire Page 9