Dual CS 650 RC Service Manual

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45 U/min 50Hz
45
U/min 60Hz
33 U/min
50Hz
33 U/min
6o Hz
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164
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The shut-off
lever A is moved towards the dog M of the platter
within the shut-off range (record diameter 116 mm to 122 mm).
The dog engages the shut-off lever A. The cam wheel 5 is moved
from 0 position and engage with the drive pinion of the platter.
The main lever 178 guides the tonearm back and effected the
tonearm to return to its rest position. During the running in of
the cam wheel into 0 position the roll 55 of
the switch arm can
run into the cut-out
provided at the cam wheel and achate the
po wer switch 125.
Adjustment Points
Tonearm
set-down point
The set-down point can be varied with the eccentric bolt 192.
If the stylus sets down onto the record too far inside or outside
turn eccentric bolt
192 in
left
or right direction.
Shut-off Point
The shut-off point
(shut-off area of record
diameter
(116/122
mm)
can
be varied
with the
eccentric E
mounted on the
segment 185.
Tonearm lifting
height
a)
Remove the
mains
plug.
Guide the
tonearm 73
towards
the
edge of the
platter.
The bottom
edge of
the
cartridge housing
should
be parallel
to the top
edge of
the platter
cover.
Carry
out
alignment
by turning
the
adjusting sleeve
164.
b) Press
the start
button and
turn the
platter 4 in
normal direction
until the
tonearm 73
reaches its
highest
position.
The tone -
arm should
now have a
vertical play
of
approximatelly 1
—
2 mm
(measured at
the tonearm post).
If
necessary, slightly
turn the adjusting
sleeve 164.
Pull magnet "start/stop"
The stroke of the
pull magnets can
be altered with
eccentric El.
The stroke
should be set so that
during "start"
operation a play
of minimum
0.1 mm is present
between the lap
of the deflection
lever 147 and
the start slide 58.
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Dual CS 650 RC Specifications

General

Brand	Dual
Model	CS 650 RC
Category	Turntable
Language	English