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Important
Safety
Precautions
Priar
co
shipment
fram
the
factory,
JVC
prodvets
are
strictly
inspected
to
conform
with
tha
recagnized
product
safecy
and
electrical
codat
of
the
countries
in
which
they
are
to
be
sold.
However,
in
arder
ta
maintain
such
comaliancs,
It
is
aqually
impartant
to
implement
the
following,
‘precautions
when
a
set
is
being
sarviced.
Precautions
during
Servicing
1.
Locations
requiring
spacial
eaution
are
‘denoted
by
fabels
and
inscriptions
on
the
cabinet,
chassis
and
cortain
parts
of
the
product,
Whan
performing
servica,
be
sure
to
read
and
comply
‘with
these
and
ottiae
cautionary
notices
appeering
in
the
opera
tow
and
sarviea
manuats.
2.
Ports
idemttied
by
the
/\
symbol
and
shaded
(R08)
parts
are
ritical
for
satory.
Replace
anly
with
specified
part
sumbers.
Note:
Parts
in
this
category
aloo
ineiuda,
those
specifiog
to
comply
with
Xray
emision
standaeds
toe
products
uting
cathorla
rey
tubes.
and
those
specified
for
coms
‘with
varlaus
regulations
‘regarding
spurious
radiation
3.
Fuso
replacement
caution
notice.
Coution
for
continued
prottetion
against
fire
hazore.
Replace
only
with
same
type
and
cated
use(s)
as
specitiod.
4,
‘Ose
specified
Internal
wiring.
Nowe
expecially:
1F
Wires
covered
with
PVG
tubing
2}
Gouble
insutared
wires
3)
High
voltage
load
6.
Usp
specified
insulating
materiats
for
hazardous
live
ports.
Nove
specially:
1)
Insulation
Tape
2)
PVC
tubing
3)
Spacors
5)
Barrier
4}
Insulation
sheets
for
transistors:
j
6,
Whom
replacing
AC
primary
side
components
(transformers,
|
power
cords,
noise
blocking
capacivars,
ote.)
wrap
ond
af
wires
Securely
about
the.tarminals
before
soldering.
Spee
A~
7.
Obeerve
thot
wires
do
not
contact
haat
producing
parts
(hea
sinks,
oxida
matal
film
resistors,
fusible
resistors,
atc.)
8.
Check
that
renlaced
wiees
do
not
contact
sharp
edged
or
pointed
parts,
9,
When
a
power
cord
has
been
replaced,
check
that
10-15
kg
of
{ores
in
any
diteetion
wil
nox
loosen
Power
cord
i9.2
10,
Also
check
areas
surrounding
repsired
toca
11,
Proguots
using
cathode
ray
tubes
(CRTs)
In
regard
to
such-produets,
the
cathode
ray
tubes
themselves,
the
high
voltage
circuits,
and
related
circuits
are
specified
for
camplignce
with
recognized
codes
pertaining
to
Xray
emission.
Consequently,
when
servicing
these
products,
replace
the
cath-
ode
ray
tubes
and
other
parts
with
only
the
specified
aarts
Under
no
circumstances
ettemat
to
madify
these
circuits
Unauthorized
madification
can
increase
tha
high
voltage
value
and
cause
X-ray
amvssian
from
the
cathode
ray
tubs
12,
Crimp
type
wire
connector
In
such
cases
as
ewhen
replacing
the
power
transformer
in
sets
where
te
connections
between
the
power
cord
and
power
transformer
primary
fead
wices
are
performed
using
crime
type
connectors,
if
replacing
the
connactors
is
unavoidable,
in
order
to
prevent
safery
hazards,
perform
carsfully
anc
ovscisely
according
to
the
following
steps.
4)
Connector
part
number
:
£03830-001
2)
Reauired
tool
:
Canneeror
crienping
tool
of
the
proper
type
which
will
ot
damage
insulated
piFts.
3)
Replacement
procedure
(1)
Ramove
the
old
connisctor
by
cutting
the
wires
at
3
point
‘lose
to
the
connactor.
Important
:
De
not
reuse
a
cBansetor
(discard
Qos
Me
BenQ
3
(2)
Strip
about
18
mm
of
the
insulation
from
the
ends
ot
the
‘wires.
I
the
wires
are
stranded,
twist
the
strands
10
avoid
frayed
conductors
15
my
ra
ZF
Fig
£3)
Align
the
lengths
of
the
wires
to
be
connacted.
insert
the
wires
fully
into
the
connector.
Marat
sleeve
Connector
Fig.
5
(4).
As
shown
in
Fig.
8,
use
the
crimping
tool
to
crimp
the
‘etal
sleave
at
the
center
petition.
Be
sure
10
erimp
fully
to
the
complete
closure
of
the
tool.
ba
JP-Crimping
toot
Fig.
6
(8)
Check
the
four
points
noved
in
Fig.
7
Crimped
at
approx.
center
cof
metal
sleave
aL
consxton
exontd
Wire
insulation
recessed
more
than
4
et
Fig.
7
Not
easily
pulled
fre
@Safety
Check
after
Servicing
Examine
the
arse
surrounding
the
repaired
location
for
damage
or
deterioration.
Observe
that
screwa,
parts
and
wires
have
been
returned
‘to
original
positions,
Afterwards,
perform
the
following
tests
and
confirm
the
specified
values
in
order
ta
verify
comaianece
with
safety
andardt.
1.
Insulation
resistance
test
Confirms
the
specified
insulation
resistance
oF
greater
between
power
cord
plug
prongs
and
axtar-
nelly
exposed
parts
of
the
set
(RF
terminols,
antenna
terminal,
video
and
audio
input
and
output
tereninals,
microphone
jacks,
earphone
jacks,
eto.),
See
table
1
below.
2.
Dialect
exrength
test
Confirm
specified
diclectclc
strength’
or
greater
between
power
cord
plug
prongs
and
exposed
,
accesible
parts
of
the
sat
(RF
terminals,
aneenna
terminsis,
video
snd
audio
inpur
and
ourpat
terminals,
evierophone
jacks,
earphone
jacks,
ete.}.
See
table
1
below.
3.
Clnarance
distances
.
‘When
replacing
primary
circuit
companants,
contitm
specified
clearance
distence
(a,
{d")
hetween
soldered
terminels,
and
between
terminals
and
surrounding
metallic
parts,
See
table
1
below.
PT
Chassis
Power
cord,
=
primary
wie
4
Leakage
current
test
Confirm
specified
or
tower
feakage
current
between
earth
ground/pawer
cord
plug
prongi
sind
extemaliy
exposed
secestibie
ports
(RF
terminals,
antering
terminals,
video
and
audio
input
and
‘output
terminals,
microphone
jacks,
earphane
jacks,
ate.
Externaiid
‘Measuring
Method:
(Power
ON)
noted
Insert
toad
Z
between
earth
ground/power
cord
plug
prongs
and
externally
exposed
accessible
parts,
accessible
part
‘Use
an
AC
voltmeter
to
measure
across
both
terminals
of
lond
2.
See
figure
8
and
following
table
2.
Fig.
8.
Grounding
{Ctess
I
model
only)
Confirm
specitied
oF
lower
grounding
impedance
between
éurth
pin
in
AG
inlet
ond
externetty
exposed
accessible
parts
{Video
in,
Video
out,
Audio
in,
Audio
out
Fixing
screw
etc,).
‘Measuring
Mathod:
Connset
milli
ohm
meter
between
earth
pin
in
AC
inlet
and
exposed
atcersible
parts,
See
figure
10
and
grounding
specitications.
AC
inlet
00
Lexoomd
sccenioie
part
"Grounding
Srecifiationt
exe)
Region
Grounding
impedance
(2)
USA
E
Conede
pr
8.0.1
ohm
Earth
pin
Europe
&
Avstratio
|
2
8
0.8'ohm
‘AC
Line
Voltage
Ragion
Insulation
Resistance
(RY
|
Dielectric
Steangth-
[Clearsnca
Distance
(dl,
(a)
100.V
AC
TRY
T
minute
age
inm
100
%6
240.¥
aa,
RBIMAIOOVOC
|
cis
kV
minute
|
ade
4mm
{tow
130
USA
8
Caneas
=
ACA
KV
J
minute
ae2
32mm
|
ACTKVI
minut
|
a
Ramm
11010
130
Teaem
|
22
Europe
&
Australia|
RZ
10M
/500
VOC
ERY
1
ae)
|
a!
2
8
cm
(Power
cord)
200
10
240
Ae
TERN
Gham
|
ot
2
6
me
(Primary
Tables
Specifications
for
each
region
=
‘AC
Line
Voitage
Algion
boxe
2
‘Geakage
Current
(i)
abe
wav
Japan
mers
mA
rm
Exposed
accessible
ports
os
1100
130
USA
&
Canoda
Lats,
|
§S05mArms
|
Exposed
accessible
ports
Er
:
owned)
OT
mA
peak
aes
i
i
py
ase
‘Antenna
earth
terminats
|
1010
20V
"|
europe
&
Australia
fen
ee
|
4
22010
2400
emnme
|
1S
OTMABK
1
Oshee
eyminals
i
sone
iS
2mAde
H
Table
2
Leakage
current
specifleatlons
far
sach
rogion
Note:
These
tables
are
unofficiel
and
for
reference
only.
Be
sure
to
cantirm
the
precisa
valuas
for
your
particular
country
and
locality.
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BrandJVC
ModelGR-AX40EG
CategoryVCR
LanguageEnglish

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