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Kenwood KD-492F User Manual

Kenwood KD-492F
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Kenwood KD-492F Specifications

General IconGeneral
MotorDC servo motor
Signal to noise ratio50 dB
Output level2.5mV
Frequency response20 Hz to 20 kHz
Power supplyAC 120V, 60 Hz
Speed33 1/3 and 45 rpm
TonearmStatic balance
CartridgeMoving magnet
PlatterAluminum die-cast

Summary

Introduction and Initial Setup

Power Requirements and Safety

Powering Up: Regional Guidelines

Units for USA/Canada are for 120V AC only. Check UK and EU voltage specifics.

United Kingdom Plug Details

Information on factory-fitted mains plug, fuse replacement, and plug modification.

Voltage Selector for Other Countries

AC voltage selector switch operation for different countries and voltage settings.

General Safety Precautions

Warnings to prevent fire or electric shock, do not expose to rain or moisture.

Important Safeguards - Part 1

Power Source and Cord Safety

Connect to specified power supply type only; route cords to avoid damage.

Polarized Plug Usage

Explains the polarized plug and how to use it safely for shock prevention.

Ventilation and Heat Management

Ensure proper airflow and avoid blocking openings for ventilation and heat dissipation.

Environmental and Electrical Safety

Avoid water, extreme temperatures, heat sources, and magnetic fields.

Electric Shock Prevention

Prevent objects/liquids from entering, avoid contact with internal parts.

Enclosure and Cleaning Safety

Never remove the enclosure; unplug before cleaning with a dry cloth.

Accessory and Placement Safety

Use only with recommended stands/carts; move with care to prevent tipping.

Important Safeguards - Part 2

Lightning and Storm Protection

Unplug during lightning storms or long disuse to prevent damage from surges.

Abnormal Smell and Service Needs

Turn off and unplug if abnormal smell or smoke detected; lists service requirements.

Servicing and User Limitations

User should not attempt repairs beyond manual instructions; use qualified personnel.

Antenna and Power Line Safety

Ground outdoor antennas; keep systems away from power lines for safety.

AC Outlet and Overload Warnings

Do not connect high-power devices to AC outlet; avoid overloading outlets.

Attachment and Replacement Parts

Use only manufacturer-recommended attachments and replacement parts.

Post-Service Safety Check

Ensure safety checks are performed after any service or repairs.

Component Identification

Turntable Assembly Guide

Setting the Platter and Sheet

Steps for setting up the turntable platter, drive belt, and turntable sheet.

Releasing the Tonearm Lock

Instructions for releasing the tonearm lock lever before operation.

Stylus Cover Usage

How to use the stylus cover before and after playing records.

Audio System Connections

System Control Connectivity

Explains system control connection for remote operation with compatible systems.

Amplifier Connection Settings

How to connect the unit to an amplifier, including MM cartridge settings.

US FCC Compliance Information

FCC compliance statement for US users regarding radio frequency interference.

Operating Procedures - Part 1

Automatic Record Playback

Step-by-step guide for automatic playback of a record.

Temporary Playback Pause

How to pause playback temporarily using the cueing lever.

Stopping Playback Operation

How to stop playback using the PLAY/CUT key.

Playing 7-Inch Records

Instructions for playing 7-inch records using the EP adapter.

Operating Procedures - Part 2

Manual Record Playback

Step-by-step guide for manual operation of the turntable.

Temporarily Pausing Playback

How to pause playback temporarily using the cueing lever.

Stopping Playback

How to stop playback using the PLAY/CUT key.

Maintenance and Care

Replacing the Cartridge

Step-by-step guide to removing and replacing the phono cartridge.

Stylus Replacement Procedure

Instructions for safely removing and installing a new stylus.

Motor Lubrication Status

Note that the built-in motor does not require lubrication.

Periodic Servicing Recommendations

Recommendation for periodic service checks every two years for optimal operation.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Technical Specifications

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