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CABINET
&
CHASSIS
PARTS
LIST
(continued)
pet
Part
No.
Description
Q'ty
71
141-0-1939-17560
Sensor
P.C.B.
Assy
1
72
141-0-1939-17450
LED
P.C.B.
Assy
1
73
141-0-1939-17550
Primary
P.C:B.
Assy
1
74
141-0-1939-17430
Control
P.C.B.
Assy
1
75
141-0-1939-17440
Power
Switch
P.C.B.
Assy
1
81
106-3-1304-00011
Hex.
Nut-3,
M4.0
1
82
110-3-2104-00011
Spring
Washer-2,
M4.0
1
83
143-3-1703-00811
Screw,
Bind
Hd.
Tapping-B,
+M3.0x8
2
NOTES:
1.
Parts
order
must
contain
Model
Number,
Part
Number
and
Description.
2.
Ordering
quantity
of
screws
and
resistors
must
be
multiple
of
10
pes.
-7-
PRODUCT
SAFETY
NOTICE
Each
precaution
in
this
manual
should
be
followed
during
servicing.
Components
identified
with
the
IEC
symbol
A\
in
the
parts
list
and
the
schematic
diagram
designate
components
in
which
safety
can
be
of
special
significance.
When
replacing
a
component
identified
with
A\,
use
only
the
replacement
parts
designated,
or
parts
with
the
same
ratings
of
resistance,
wattage
or
voltage
that
are
designated
in
the
parts
list
in
this
manual.
Leakage-current
or
resistance
measurements
must
be
made
to
determine
that
exposed
parts
are
acceptably
insulated
from
the
supply
circuit
before
returning
the
product
to
the
customer.
TURNTABLE
ADJUSTMENT
BEFORE
ATTEMPTING
ADJUSTMENT
3.
1.
Adjustments
through
the
rear
of
the
cabinet
should
be
carried
out
from
the
bottom
with
the
cabinet
placed
firmly
on
a
level
base.
2.
Carry
out
adjustment
procedures
in
the
order
given
here.
MEASURING
INSTRUMENTS
REQUIRED
e@
Stroboscope
Sheet
@
DCVTVM
(DC
voltmeter
with
high
impedance)
1.
e
Screw
driver
STYLUS
HEIGHT
ADJUSTMENT
2.
1.
Remove
the
turntable
mat
and
belt
and
turn
the
power
on.
2.
Press
the
<j
button
and
move
the
tone
arm
so
that
the
stylus
'
height
adjustment
screw
can
be
seen
in
the
turntable
aperture
(see
Fig.1).
3.
Turn
the
adjustment
screw
so
that
the
stylus
height
is
7.5mm
from
the
turntable
(it
is
best
to
use
some
instrument
like
that
depicted
in
Fig.2).
5.
Set
the
SPEED
switch
to
33
rpm
and
carry
out
the
same
procedure
with
VR3.
NOTE:
Always
carry
out
this
adjustment
by
adjusting
the
45
rpm
speed
first.
ARM
FEED
PHOTOINTERRUPTER
SENSITIVITY
ADJUSTMENT
Pless
the
<]
button
and
move
the
tone
arm
so
that
the
VR1
on
the
Sensor
PCB
can
be
seen
in
the
turntable
aperture.
Then
fully
turn
the
VR1
counter-clockwise.
Place
a
minimally
de-centered
record
disk
on
the
turntable
and
playback.
When
the
turntable
has
completed
at
least
5
revolutions
after
the
needle
has
dropped
on
to
the
recoad,
pless
the
CUEING
button
and
lift
the
tone
arm.
At
this
point,
adjust
VR1
on the
Control
PCB
so
that
the
arm
rises
straight
up
(see
Fig.4).
If
the
adjusting
range
of
VR1
is
limited
and
it
is
hard
to
adjust,
turn
the
VR1
on
the
Sensor
PCB
clockwise
a
little
and
adjust
again.
FRONT
(Bottom
View)
Stylus
Height
Adjustment
Screw
®
Arm
Feed
Adjustment
Volume
(VR1
=e
Fig.1
°
=)
Cartridge
Prepare
a
piece
of
Fig.4
7.5mm
section
paper
or
a
film
Turntable
LEAD-IN
ADJUSTMENT
1.
Place
a
record
on
the
turntable
and
press
the
PLAY/STOP
button
to
begin
lead-in.
Fig.2
2.
Turn
the
adjustment
cam
so
that
lead-in
attains
the
proper
position
(see
Fig.5).
(Rotating
the
cam
clockwise
moves
the
ROTATION
ADJUSTMENT
lead-in
in
toward
the
center,
while
rotating
it
counter-
1.
Replace
the
belt
and
turntable
mat
and
set
the
SPEED
switch
to
45
rpm.
2.
Using
a
stroboscope
sheet,
adjust
VR2
on
the
Control
PCB
so
that
the
rotation
matches
up
(see
Fig.3).
FRONT
(Bottom
View)
;
Rotation
Adjustment
Volume,
33rpm
(VR8)
Rotation
Adjustment
Volume,
45rpm
(VR2)
‘NY
e
Fig.3
clockwise
moves
it
out
towards
the
edge.)
Lead-in
Position
Adjustment
Cam
(Bottom
View)
REAR
Fig.5

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