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CAUTION

Always follow the basic precautions listed below to avoid the possibility of physical injury to you

or others, or damage to the instrument or other property. These precautions include, but are not

limited to, the following:

Handling

• Never place any objects on the instrument. Doing so can

damage the tone bars or frame.

• Please change cracked tone bars as soon as possible.

Cracked tone bars have sharp edges that can cut hands.

• Do not use the hammer for anything other than playing the

instrument. It may be the cause of injury or accidents. Do

not let children strike other, etc., with the mallet. Do not allow

such dangerous behavior to take place.

• Do not use hand orchestra bell mallets or other hard objects

on your xylophones. The resulting dents or scratches in the

tone bars could impair the sound. The xylophone's tone bars

in particular, are made of a soft wood specially chosen for its

distinctively deep timbre, so please take care. Also avoid hit-

ting the tone bars hard with a hard mallet. The tone bars can

crack.

Yamaha cannot be held responsible for damage caused by improper use or modifications to the instrument.

NOTICE

• After final adjustment of the legs the fixing screws must be

tightened securely to prevent loosening. Looseness may

cause the instrument to shift during performance and can

also cause noise and other problems. Retighten the screws

from time to time.

• Use or storage in the following locations may cause dam-

age, even when packaged.

- In direct sunlight, such as near a window, or in a closed

vehicle in daytime.

- Near heating devices or in other locations subject to

excessive heat.

- In excessively cold environment.

- In places with excessive humidity or dust.

- Locations subject to vibrations.

- Locations where the instrument can be exposed to rain

or moisture.

• Always use two or more persons when assembling the legs

and stays, and when setting the resonators. Disregarding this

can result in injured hands or fingers, and parts may fall over

or get scratched.

• The tone bars should be polished from time to time using

a soft and dry cloth or silicone cloth. Stains that cannot be

removed with a dry cloth may be wiped off using a small

amount of ethyl alcohol. Never use thinner or benzene or a

wet cloth for cleaning purposes.

When moving the instrument

• When the instrument must be transported to a different

location, disassemble it to the same state as when it was

purchased, taking care to pack each component properly.

Disassembly steps are in the opposite order of assembly.

• Handle the instrument carefully when moving. Never drop

or throw. The instrument is sensitive to shocks and may

become damaged.

• If the instrument is often moved, bolts, parts, etc., may

become loose. After moving the instrument, check and

make sure all bolts, parts, etc., are firmly fastened. Firmly

tighten all loose items.

• The tone bars will not properly resonate if the suspension

cords are not hooked in the tone bar posts. Make sure the

cords are properly attached.

• Objects dropped into the resonator pipes may cause poor

resonance. Please be careful.

• Use the supplied cover to protect the instrument from

dust when not in use. (The supplied cover should be dry-

cleaned.)