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Philips 900 Series - Cleaning Instructions; Cleaning Components

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17
2
TAPE
DRIVE
PART
MECHANICAL
The
tape
drive
part
consists
of
the
loader
part
and
the
CMRD
high
speed
DCC
tape
deck
mechanism.
The
loader
is
a
Landscape
Tray
Loader
(LTL).
Other
loader
types
can
be
applied
in
other
sets,
more
details
about
loader
can
be
found
in
concerning
service
manuals.
In
this
description
only
attention
is
paid
to
the
tape
deck
drive
mechanism
part.
In
figure
5
the
Exploded
view
of
this
CMRD
deck
has
been
shown.
The
deck
is
the
‘CMRD’
deck,
with
ali
DCC
switches
and
on
the
supply
and
the
take
up
reel
a
tacho
generator
(6
pulses/rotation).
The
wind
motor
is
suitable
for
high
speed
winding
(50
x
the
normal
play
speed).
By
use
of
the
software
information
from
the
reel
tachos
there
is
no
need
for
a
quick
reverse
sensor
to
indicate
tape
end.
With
the
information
from
the
tacho
reels
the
speed
will
be
adapted
at
the
moment
the
tape
end
approaches.
Fig.
6.
Head
support
assembly.
NOTE:
The
positioning
of
the
cog
(item
502)
and
gearwheel
(item
501C)
is
very
critical
too.
(Head
positioning
in
SAY
sector
and
"8"
sector
mode.)
In
CASE
(Lam
502
deviates
from
its
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
2.1
Head
support
FIRST
OF
ALL
A
FEW
SERVICE
HINTS
CONCERNING
THE
HEAD
SUPPORT:
*
Do
not
demount
head
support
assembly,
(head
indentation)
*
How
handling
DCC
head
2.1.1
The
head
indentation
The
head
support,
item
117
on
the
exploded
view,
is
an
assembly
which
carries
the
DCC-head.
This
DCC-head
is
in
the
factory
adjusted
on
indentation
depth.
It
is
advisable
to
keep
item
117
mounted.
This
head
support
assembly
is
drawn
separately
in
exploded
view
form
in
figure
6
to
make
ease
recognizing
of
parts
possible.
It
consists
of
command
lever
item
117B,
head
support
item
117A,
head
item
501
(A
to
E)
and
cog
item
502.
N7A
original
position
the
head
rotation
by
180
degrees
will
not
be
obtained.
The
result
is
bad
functioning
in
reverses
or
“&"
sector
mode.
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SOUND
&
VISION,
BG
AUDIO
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Service
Training
PCS
83
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