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Dual 521 Service Manual

Dual 521
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Fig.
2
Fig.
3
Fig.
4
NOTE:
The
item
numbers
mentioned
in
the
text
refer
to
the
illu-
strations,
exploded
views
(page
12)
and
Parts
List.
Motor
and
Drive
Tu
rntable
and
mechanism
are
driven
by
the
motor
(132)
(see
Fig.
21).
This
shaded-pole
motor
runs
vibration-free
in
radially
elastic
mounts
and
has
extremely
low
magnetic
leakage.
The
motor
speed
is
indpendent
of
voltage,
temperature,
and
load
variation.
lt
can
only
fluctuate
with
the
mains
frequency.
Two
motor
pulleys
permit
adaptation
to
the
mains
frequency
of
either
50
or
60
Hz;
one
pulley
(116)
is
showin
in
both
Fig.
2
and
Fig.
3.
For
50
Hz
use
the
pulley
part
no.
234
453,
for
60
Hz
use
the
pulley
part
no.
234
454.
The
driving
force
is
transmitted
to
the
turntable
(7)
by
belt
(15).
Speed
Selection
To
adjust
the
turntable
speed
to
either
33
1/3
or
45
rpm,
the
belt
(15)
is
shifted
to
the
one
step
of
pulley
(116)
with
the
associated
diameter
(see
Fig.
3).
This
is
achieved
when
you
adjust
the
speed
lever
(18)
so
that
the
START/STOP
lever
(48)
and
the
spring
lever
will
move
the
change-over
lever
into
the
desired
(33
or
45
rpm)
position.
When
the
record
player
is
turned
oft,
the
change-
over
lever
is
blocked
by
the
blocking
bar
(12)
and
the
speed
is
just
preselected.
Only
when
the
turntable
(7)
starts
running,
the
blocking
bar
(12)
will
release
the
change-over
lever.
The
latter
will
then
shift
the
belt
(15)
to
that
step
of
motor
pulley
(116)
which
corresponds
to
the
desired
speed.
Turntable
The
turntable
(7)
is
secured
to
the
turntable
bearing
tube
by
the
lock
tab
(151).
To
remove
the
turntable,
lift
its
top
layer
through
one
of
its
cutouts
and
rotate
the
turntable
until
the
cutout
is
positioned
above
the
motor
pulley.
Remove
the
belt
(15)
from
the
motor
pulley
(116)
and
place
lt
onto
the
turntable.
Continue
rotating
the
turntable
until
the
cutout
is
positioned
above
the
turntable
lock
tab
(151);
press
the
latter
outward
and
lift
oft
the
turntable.
Slacken
the
screw
(150).
Belt
To
replace
the
belt
(15),
first
remove
the
turntable
as
above
des-
cribed,
then
separate
the
belt
from
the
turntable
(7).
Mount
the
new
belt
on
the
turntable..
NOTE:
the
ground
(mat)
surface
of
the
belt
should
face
the
driven
gart.
Install
the
turntable
and
place
the
belt
(15)
over
the
motor
pulley
(116).
To
Replace
the
Motor
Pulley
1.
Separate
the
belt
(15)
from
pulley
(116)
and remove
the
turn-
table.
Remove
the
toothed
belt
(109).
2.
Disengage
the
tension
spring
(114)
from
the
shield
(122).
3.
Unscrew
the
hex.
nut
(110),
remove
the
setting
cam
(111),
belt
pulley
(112),
and
counter
bearing
(113).
4.
Slacken
the
grub
screws
(106)
and
slide
oft
the
motor
pulley
(116).
Slide
the
replacement
pulley
onto
the
motor
shaft.
Remove
the
taper
sleeve.
Pay
attention
on
the
internal
distan-
ce
roller.
Position
the
motor
pulley
(116)
at
proper
height
above
the
mounting
plane,
see
Fig.
3.
Uniformly
tighten
the
grub
screws
(117).
Put
the
taper
sleeve
into
the
motor
pulley
(116).
5.
Mount
the
counter
bearing
(113),
the
belt
pulley
1
(112)
and
the
setting
cam
(111)
and
secure
them
in
place
with
hex.
nut
(110).
Install
the
tension
spring
(114)
and
the
toothed
belt
(109).
Mount
the
turntable.
Pull
the
belt
(15)
and
place
lt
around
the
motor
pulley
(116).
6.
Turn
the
kno
(16)
to
adjust
the
belt
pulley
to
its
mid
Posi-
tion.
(The
nose
of
the
belt
pulley
(112)
should
poin't
to
the
motor
pulley
center
line.)
Adjust
the
hex.
nut
(110)
to
the
rated
speed;
the
speed
increases
when
you
turn
the
nut
clock-
wise
and
vice
versa.
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Dual 521 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Drive SystemBelt drive
Speeds33 1/3 and 45 RPM
Weight5.5 kg
Anti-SkateYes
StylusElliptical
OutputDepends on cartridge

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