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Aiwa HS-J7 User Manual

Aiwa HS-J7
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AIWA’
S/M
Code
No.
84-013
DATE
OF
ISSUE
6/1984
SERVICE
MANUAL
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Follow
the
instructions
carefully,
which
will
allow
the
user
to
optimise
the
products’
performance
and
give
many
years
of
serivce.
.
No
illegibility
shall
be
given
to
the
specification
plate,
the
cau-
tion
labels,
the
fuse
labels
and
others.
.
When,
on
pattern
sides
of
circuit
boards,
additional
repair-parts
have
been
made
up,
the
parts
shall
be
firmly
glued
to
circuit
boards
or
other
components,
unless
the
parts
can
be
attached
firmly.
.
The
following
matters
shall
be
maintained
as
they
are,
when
repairing.
1)
Soldering
of
lead-wire
ends
2)
Wiring
and
holding
of
lead-wires
with
wire-clips
and
binders
3)
Materials
of
lead-wires
4)
Location
of
all
kinds
of
insulators
.
General
instructions
for
mechanism
repair
1)
The
heads,
capstan
and
pinch
roller
shall
be
cleaned
of
good
quality
alcohol
after
repaired,
because
dirty
heads
shall
cause
distorted
sounds
while‘dirty
capstan
and
pinch
roller
shall
occur
wow/flutter
and
take-up
fault.
2)
Lubricants
been
stained
the
surfaces
of
transmitting
portion
of
the
belts,
idlers,
capstan
and
pinch
roller
shal!
be
removed,
because
slippery
and
faulty
tape
travel
shall
be
caused.
3)
When
oiling,
only
one
or
two
drops
shall
be
applied
so
as
not
to
run
over
and
be
dispersed.
Note
should
be
taken
of
the
metal
fitting
for
the
capstan
and
rotating
portions
of
the
idlers
and
pinch
roller,
especially.
4)
E-rings
and
poly
slider
washers
shall
be
replaced
with
new
ones,
if
once
those
have
been
removed.
No
re-utilization
due
to
unreliability.
5)
Regular
spare-parts
shall
always
be
used
for
repair,
because
using
irregular
parts
and
tampering
with
the
products
shall
cause
deterioration,
mulfunction
and
damage.
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Aiwa HS-J7 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandAiwa
ModelHS-J7
CategoryCassette Player
LanguageEnglish

Summary

General Repair Precautions

Component Label and Plate Integrity

Ensure specification plates and labels remain legible and undamaged during repair.

Circuit Board Repair and Securing

Securely glue added parts to circuit boards to maintain integrity.

Maintain Original Wiring and Insulation

Maintain original solder states, wire routing, and insulation conditions.

Mechanism Repair Best Practices

Clean heads, capstans, and pinch rollers; handle lubricants carefully; replace E-rings.

Product Specifications and Details

Power, Dimensions, and Weight

Details power sources, battery life, physical dimensions, and unit weight.

Radio and Tape Recorder Performance

Lists technical specifications for radio reception and tape playback/recording.

Headphone Output and System Notes

Covers headphone specifications and important system notes like Dolby.

Exploded View and Assembly Guide

Unit Disassembly Structure Overview

Visual breakdown of the unit into major assemblies.

Dial Cord Routing Instructions

Step-by-step guide for correctly stringing the dial cord.

Electrical Component Parts List

Integrated Circuits and Passive Components

Lists ICs, resistors, capacitors, coils, and filters for the main board.

Switches, LEDs, and Motor Components

Details switches, LEDs, motor components, and miscellaneous parts.

Calibration and Adjustment Procedures

Tuning and Frequency Range Adjustments

Guides for adjusting IF, tracking, and frequency range settings.

Dolby Level and Switch Adjustments

Procedures for Dolby level calibration and leaf switch adjustment.

Schematic Symbols and Notes

Explanations of symbols used in diagrams and important notes.

Main Circuit Board Schematics and Layout

Main PCB Component Layout

Diagram showing component placement and routing on the main circuit board.

Adjustment Points and Symbol Glossary

Highlights key adjustment points and defines schematic symbols.

Wiring Diagrams and Voltage Charts

Main Board Wiring and IC Voltages

Detailed wiring and voltage measurements for the main circuit board.

Switch, LED, and Motor Control Wiring

Wiring diagrams for associated circuit boards and controls.

Tape Speed Adjustment Procedure

Steps for calibrating tape speed using a test tape.

PCB Pattern View

Main Circuit Board Pattern Layout

Visual reference of the main PCB trace layout.

Mechanism Operation - 9ME-8 Series

Bottom Plate Assembly Removal

Instructions for removing the bottom plate assembly.

Bottom Plate Assembly Installation

Guide for correctly installing the bottom plate assembly.

Play Button and Mechanism Assembly

Steps for assembling mechanism parts while engaging the play button.

Mechanism Operational Paths

Forward Play Transmission Path

Details the component interaction during forward play.

Forward Play Gear and Lever Sequence

Explains the gear and lever movement during forward playback.

Reverse Play Transmission Path

Details the component interaction during reverse play.

Reverse Operation Modes

Manual Reverse Transmission Path

Explains the mechanism's path during manual reverse.

Auto Reverse Transmission Path

Details the mechanism's path during automatic reverse.

Reverse Mode Selection Check

Ensures correct part positioning for continuous or auto-return reverse.

Auto-Stop and Fast Forward Functions

Auto-Stop Function Transmission Path

Explains the component sequence during auto-stop.

Tape End Operation in Record Mode

Describes tape end behavior in record mode, leading to reverse play.

Fast Forward Operation Transmission

Details the gear and lever movements during fast forward.

Rewind Operation and Spring Placement

Rewind Transmission Path

Details the component sequence during rewind operation.

Spring Application Positions Diagram

Illustrates the correct placement of various springs within the mechanism.

Unit Disassembly Procedures

Rear Cabinet Removal Steps

Step-by-step instructions for removing the rear cabinet.

Cassette Lid Detachment

Instructions for removing the cassette lid.

Main Circuit Board Removal Guide

Steps for disconnecting and removing the main PCB.

Operation Panel Removal Guide

Instructions for removing the operation panel and dial drum.

Exploded View of Mechanical Assembly 1

Main Chassis and Component Layout

Diagram showing the main chassis and its primary mechanical components.

Mechanical Parts Identification

Cassette Box and Cabinet Components

Lists various cassette box assemblies and cabinet parts.

Control Buttons, Knobs, and Panels

Details push-buttons, knobs, tuning pointers, and control panels.

Rear Cabinets and Terminals

Lists rear cabinet parts and battery terminal components.

Exploded View of Mechanical Assembly 2

Mechanism Component Layout

Diagram illustrating the arrangement of mechanism components.

Mechanical Parts Identification (Continued)

Mechanism Chassis, Levers, and Springs

Lists chassis, levers, and various spring types for the mechanism.

Pinch Levers, Springs, and Guides

Details pinch levers, springs, and tape guide components.

Exploded View of Mechanical Assembly 3

Motor and Gear Train Assembly

Illustrates the motor and associated gear train components.

Mechanical Parts Identification (Continued)

Motor, Gear, and Cam Components

Lists motor parts, gears, selectors, and springs.

Reel, Arm, and Timing Components

Details reel assemblies, arm components, and timing parts.

Included Accessories and Package Contents

Instruction Booklets and Microphones

Lists included instruction manuals and microphones.

Carrying Cases and Antennas

Details carrying cases and wire antennas.

Shoulder Belts and Belt Hangers

Lists shoulder belts and belt hanger accessories.

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