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APPENDIX A
Replacing the HP-4/MILO 120 Amplifier
To replace MILO 120’s HP-4 amplifier, do the following:
1. Gently slide the amplifier partially back into MILO 120
and connect the two loudspeaker connectors. Make
sure they are connected properly. The harness with
red and black wires goes to the connector closest to
the user panel, while the harness with green and white
cables goes to the connector closest to the fans.
2. Start all eight screws into the holes before tightening
them.
3. Once all eight screws are started, tighten them using a
#2 Phillips screwdriver.
4. Tighten the inner four screws first, then tighten the
remaining four corners.
CAUTION: Never use power tools in high
torque settings to remove or replace the
stainless steel amplifier and/or rain hood screws on
the MILO 120 loudspeaker.
REMOVING THE HP-4/MILO 120 AMPLIFIER
(WITH RAIN HOOD)
If you need to remove and replace the HP-4/MILO 120 am-
plifier from a weather-protected MILO 120 loudspeaker, first
remove the rain hood, then remove the amplifier follow-
ing the steps described in the previous section. Note that
the rain hood is attached to the amplifier using the same
screws that attach the amplifier to the cabinet.
Replacing the HP-4/MILO 120 Amplifier and Rain
Hood
Perform the following steps to replace MILO 120’s HP-4/
MILO 120 amplifier and rain hood:
1. Gently slide the amplifier partially back into MILO 120
and connect the two loudspeaker connectors. Make
sure they are connected properly: the harness with
red and black wires goes to the connector closest to
the user panel, while the harness with green and white
cables goes to the connector closest to the fans.
2. With the wires properly connected, slide the amplifier all
the way into its cabinet.
TIP: Avoid pinching wires behind the fans;
if necessary, reach in and guide the wire(s)
toward you as you slide the amplifier into place.
3. Check to be sure that all three steel bars are correctly
inserted in the three fabric pockets of the hood.
NOTE: The bars must be inside the fabric
pockets to achieve proper water protection.
4. Carefully install the fabric rain hood, using the stainless
steel screws and washers.
5. Align all eight screws and make sure that the washers
are over the fabric.
6. Start all eight screws into the holes before tightening
them.
7. Use the screws to sandwich the fabric and its gasket
reinforcement bar over the external gasket.
8. Once all eight screws are started, tighten them using a
#2 Phillips screwdriver.
9. Tighten the inner four screws first, then tighten the
remaining four corners.