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Pe et
Xl
TROUBLE
SHOOTING
CHART
FOR
MODEL
1700
SECTION
“A”
TROUBLES
WITH
AMPLIFIER
1.
Playback
problems.
(Unit
set
in
play
position.)
Fuse
blown
No
sound
from
loud
speaker.
Vacuum
tube(s)
\does
not
light.
Defective
power
transformer.
“;
{Check
and
replace.
i
Defective
switch.
|}
{Check
and
replace.
Vacuum
tube(s)
seems
okay.
[Hum
from
loud
speaker.
volume.
Sound
from
speaker
but
insufficient
Sound
from
speaker
but
with
loud
hum.
No
speaker
hum.
Defective
Via,
V1b,
or
V2a.
[No
change
after
tubes
replaced.
Head
coil
burned
out.
Defective
top
or
2nd
stage
tube
(V1,
V2)
Replace.
Defective
S84,
J1,P1,
Rl,
R16,
R4,
RS
heck
if
voltages
correct,
and
replace
resistor]
Output
transformer
burned
out.
Speaker
voice
coil
burned
out.
Defective
power
output
tube.
Defective
R%
Replace
tube.
Deposit
of
dust
on
head
Recording
tape
being
reversed.
Check
and
replace.
Replace
speake
Replace.
Check
voltage,
and
replace.
Clean
heads
gently
with
cotton
swab
soaked
in
rubbing
alcohol.
:
|
B
(+)
voltage
low.
Check
and
correct
tape.
Check
8M150a,
C20a,
b,
O21,
022.
Defective
resistor(s)
and
/or
capacitor(s)
in
circuit.
Check
voltages,
and
replace
defective
one
(s)
[Hum
controllable
with
volume
control.
Intermittent
noise.
Defective
V1
or
V2.
Replace
V1
or
V2.
Vi,
V2
input(grid)
lead
wires
improperly
positioned.
Dress
reposition
input
lead
wires.
Head,
V1, V2,
ground
wire
improperly
positioned
[Dress
ground
wire.
|fitum
not
controllable
with
volume
control
Defective
vz,
-}——_————_Repacee
V;
Defective
C26,
L1
or
C8,
C17.
Hum
reduced
when
playback
head
shorted.
H—-|
Shielding
on
playback
head
not
perfect.
Replace
head.
fLeakage
flux
from
motor
or
from
power
transformer.
Check
motor
and
power
transformer,
replace
if
necessary.
Hum
bucking
coil
out
of
adjustment,
Read
just
hum
bucking
coil.
Unit
picks
up
external
magnetic
flux.
(Ground
recorder
at
capstan
storage
post]
[Hum
only
when
playing
tape,
no
hum
without
tape.
Hum
recorded
on
tape.
Noise
level
controllable
with
volume
control
‘Constant
background
noise
from
speaker.
Noise
level
not
controllable
with
volume
control.
|
Defective
V1, C5, IN,
NF
Circuit,
Defective
R4,
R5.
Check
Rl,
R6,R8
or
R11
and
replace.
Reposition
recorder.
Shield
recorder.
Defective
V2,+
Defective
R7
Replace
V2.
Check
R7.
Output
transformer
being
burned
out.
(Check
and
replace
output
transformer.
Lack
of
bass.
L_fNoise
with
or
without
tape
on
recorder.
Noise
only
while
tape
is
being
played.
|
Taneven
coating
on
recording
tape.
Tape
heads
being
magnetized.
Defective
05,
07,
C10,
R2,
VR1.
eee
vi, V2.
Defective
Rl,
R3
or
R8
Check
C5, G7,
010,
R2,
VR1.
Defective
recording
tape.
Replace
recording
tape.
Lack
of
treble.
Ltworn-out
tape
heads.
Recording
tape
in
close
contact
with
tape
heads.
Record/play
head
mis-aligned.
(Azimuth
alignment
of
gap
in
recording
haad.)
pest
on
tape
heads.
Weak
back
tension.
Check
supply
reel
shaft
assembly
and
Re-align
head
using
standard
alignment
tape.
Sound
distorted.
Defective
Vi
or
V2.
Replace
head
assembly.
Ly
Defective
loud
speaker.
Incorrect
circuit
rating.
Replace
V1
or
V2
Check
component
parts
in
circuit
by
mea-
|_________
suring
voltage.
See
wiring
diagram
for
re~
gular
volatge.
[Replace
loud
speaker.
|
Replace
recording
tape
with
new
one.
Denagnetize
heads
using
head
demagnetizer.
Replace
V1,
V2.
Check
R1,R3
or
R6,
Clean
tape
heads.
readjust
spring
tension.

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