User manual YAMAHA MKH-8200 MKH-4200 MKH-220

[. . . ] Loose screws may cause the instrument to slip or produce noise during playing. Therefore, always check and re-tighten all screws before using the instrument. [. . . ] As far as possible, avoid using the drum and carring holder outside when it is raining. When tilting up the marching bell/xylophone make sure that the tone bars do not hit against the holder. Printed in Japan When tilting up the marching bells/xylophone always hold the instrument with your hand as it might flip back and injure bystanders. When tilting the instrument up or returning it to the playing position, keep your hands away from the areas marked A as shown in the illustration. Hands and/or fingers can get caught in this area reA sulting in injury. Wrench?MKH-220 only? ??10 10mm Always take suitable breaks when playing the instrument for a long period of time. ????????ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE 1 ???????????????Carrying Holder Setup ??????????????????????????????????????????Insert the arms into the carrier frame pivot holders and decide the arm position, then securely tighten the screws using the Allen wrench provided. Use a hex wrench to loosen the four screws A on the carrier frame so that the brackets can slide. Set the carrier frame on the instrument, as shown in the illustration at the upper right, and slide the brackets on the carrier frame so that they align with the carrier mounting plates on the bottom of the instrument. Use the four fixing bolts B on the brackets to attach the carrier frame to the instrument. ?If you are having trouble reattaching the carrier frame after it has been removed, go through the same procedure as described above. Insert MKH-4200 MKH-8200 ???????ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE ???????????2?????????????Insert the arms on the carrying holder into the carrier frame pivot holders. [. . . ] Insert the arms on the carrying holder into the carrier frame pivot holders. Support the marching bells/xylophone and securely tighten the carrier frame pivot holder screws C using the Allen wrench provided. [. . . ]