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Details mains voltage, battery, and power consumption for the device.
Covers amplifier power stage protection and output power ratings.
Lists tuning ranges, sensitivity, and AFC for FM and MW reception.
Outlines CD frequency response, S/N ratio, distortion, and laser details.
Details tape speed, wow/flutter, distortion, and frequency response for recording.
Diagrams and procedures for measuring FM and AM tuner performance.
Outlines test setups for CD player and cassette recorder performance.
Identifies and explains core controls like Power, DBB, and Volume.
Details controls for playback, recording, and tape management functions.
Explains buttons for CD playback, track selection, and mode settings.
Describes the function and indicators of the device's display.
Instructions for using batteries and AC mains power sources.
Explains how to switch the set on/off and adjust volume/bass.
Guides on tuning radio stations and improving reception for FM/MW.
Step-by-step guide for inserting and playing an audio CD.
Instructions for navigating tracks and finding specific parts of a CD.
Explains Shuffle, Repeat, and other playback mode settings.
How to select and store track numbers for program playback.
Guide for inserting and playing a cassette tape.
Details on recording, tape types, and protection against accidental erasure.
Lists potential issues like no sound, no power, and CD track skipping.
Important safety warnings regarding repair and self-servicing.
Guidance on handling components to prevent ESD damage during repair.
Explains safety requirements and symbols for service.
Warnings about invisible laser radiation and direct exposure.
Instructions for post-service tests, including leakage current.
Step-by-step guide to remove the cassette compartment door.
Procedure for safely removing the CD compartment door.
Steps for loosening screws, removing the handle, and lifting the top cabinet.
Procedure to remove the tape transport mechanism.
Steps for separating the front and rear cabinet halves.
Catalog of specialized tools required for service procedures.
Guidelines and techniques for safely mounting and dismounting chip components.
Describes the recommended setup for various repair tasks.
Specific steps for servicing the tape transport mechanism.
Steps to align the azimuth for optimal cassette playback.
Details on correct wire routing for safety and speaker performance.
Visual guide detailing the sequence for CD startup and error checks.
Detailed pinout and function for the M62475FP servo processor.
Detailed pinout and function for the M65824FP signal processor.
Instructions for accessing and leaving the diagnostic test mode.
Details on CD servo tests, playback tests, and error codes.
Explains the purpose and use of the radial test for radio signal reproduction.
Illustrates the interconnections between major functional blocks of the device.
Depicts all electrical connections between components and boards.
Detailed schematic illustrating the tuner circuit components and connections.
Steps for adjusting FM oscillator and RF circuits.
Procedures for tuning the FM VCO and AM IF circuits.
Guidelines for adjusting MW and AM RF circuits.
Visual guide showing the placement of components on the Combi Board.
Diagram illustrating component placement on the Front Board.
Circuit diagram for the recorder and amplifier sections of the Combi Board.
Lists and illustrates mechanical components of the device.
Details mechanical components specific to the CD drive mechanism.
Lists and illustrates service parts for the tape transport mechanism.
Comprehensive list of capacitors with part numbers and specifications.
List of miscellaneous mechanical components and their part numbers.
Detailed listing of resistors, including values, tolerances, and wattage.
Catalog of diodes with part numbers and types.
List of transistors with part numbers and specific types.
Details on coils, ferrite beads, and ceramic resistors.
List of ICs with part numbers and their functions.
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