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DEMAGNETIZATION:
Metal
parts
in
contact
with
the
tape
(except
erase
head)
will
become
magnetized
after
long
periods
of
use.
Magnetization
of
record/playback
heads
causes
noise
in
recording
and
reproduction.
Heads
should
be
demagnetized
at
every
50
hours
of
use,
and
before
any
important
recording
is
done.
Refer
to
Operating
Instructions.
‘TEAC
DEMAQNETIZER
est
earl
i
oy
be
thes
eemonE
oes
Fig.
8-2
Demagnetization
‘Ci
LUBRICATION:
Under
normal
conditions
the
unit
will
not
require
lubrication.
Most
of
the
bearings
and
bushings
are
of
the
oil
less
type.
Since there
are
many
rubber
parts
in
the
transport
mechanism,
excessive
or
improper
lubrication
could
cause
problems.
If
lubri-
cation
is
required,
the
following
points
should
be
lubricated;
Capstan
bushing,
pinch
roller
shaft
-............
1
drop
Capstan
motor
....
.-204
drops
in
the
plastic
tubes
NOTE:
The
reel
motor
and
impedance
roller
assembly
are
permanently
lubricated
sealed
ball
bearing
and
require
no
lubrication.
Capstan
motors
should
be
lubricated
immediately
after
use
while
still
warm.
After
oiling
motors
keep
the
unit
in
the
vertical
position
for
23
hours
to
allow
thorough
absorption
of
oil.
CLEANING:
If
excess
oxide
accumulates
on
the
surface
of
tape
path
components,
normal
operation
and
characteristics
cannot
be
expected.
Periodic
cleaning
should
be
done
with
proper
cleaning
materials.
Refer
to
Operating
Instructions.