JVC RC-XC3BK

RC — XC3BK B/E/EN/G/GI
@ Assembly Method
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3.
. Move the [FWD/REV] arm closer toward the arrow.
2.
Under the condition in Item 1 above, pull the head base
to the front side.
Under the condition in Item 2 above, insert the cam
shaft, and finely move the head base and [FWD/REV]
arm. Then, the cam can be inserted to the innermost
part and firmly locked.
. Next, confirm that the cam can be turned smoothly
when turned in the counterclockwise direction.
Moreover, it should also be confirmed that the spring is
clicked due to the cross action of the head base.
. After confirming that the cam can be rotated, turn the
cam so that the notch is positioned to the right side in
order to make it possible to mount the FR arm assembly.
. Mount the FR arm assembly.In this case, the FR arm
assembly should be set carefully by aligning it to the two
positions in Fig. 5- 33. Then, confirm that the FR arm is
returned to the initial position when it is moved in the
arrow direction.
. Attach the elevator ring.
. Mout the trigger arm, and confirm that the trigger arm is
returned to the initial position by turning the arm in the
arrow direction.
40 (No. 1991)
For mounting the contro] cam:
Pull the head base to the front side while pressing the
(FWD/REV] arm in the arrow direction.
[FWD/REV] arm
Head base
Head mount
When the step in the above diagram
has been carried out, then the stud
at the lower part of the control cam
will be moved as indicated in this
diagram.
Fig. 5-47
[FWD/REV] arm stud Head base stud
Chassis
Confirmation of action:It should be
possible to turn the control in the
counterclockwise direction.
If impossible, assemble the control
cam again until it can be tumed
counterclockwise.
Control cam E@ 0
Locking check
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ChassisAt the time of assembly, the dent section
Chassis
of the control cam should be located at this position
(While finely moving the [FWD/REV] arm and head
base, engage these arm and base with the cam
groove/keyway).
The FR arm should be assembled Chassis
after turning the control cam to the
position in this diagram.
Fig. 5-50