Teac A-650 - Page 17

5-11. EJECT LOCK LEVER ADJUSTMENT
Bent-tip of Record Preventing Lever
1.
2.
3.
Tab Hole
Fig. 5-15
Eject Lever
4.
Fig. 5-16
VOLTAGE AND FREQUENCY SETTING
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DECREASE
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b. AC POWER LINE FREQUENCY ADAPTATION
Voltage Selector Setting Fig. 5-17
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See also Fig. 5-9
Record Protection Tab Location
1.
2.
Insert any cassette tape with the record protection tabs
removed, then close Cassette Holder Door.
Ascertain that when depressing the Eject Lever, the
Cassette Holder Door is released from the Lock Lever
after the bent-tip of the Record Preventing Lever is
extracted perfectly out of the tab hole of the Cassette.
If the bent-tip of the Record Preventing Lever does not
fully clear the hole or the Lock Lever does not free the
Cassette Holder, make adjustment by bending the tab
of the Lock Lever in either direction as shown by the
arrows in Fig. 5-16.
Note that the Lock Lever must be allowed to open the
Cassette Holder after the Record Preventing Arm is
completely pulled out of the record protection tab
hole.
The Cassette Holder always should remain locked even
when any place on the Cassette Holder Door is pushed
toward the inside of the deck.
Disconnect the power cord of the deck from the source.
Turn the deck over and locate the voltage selector on
the bottom of the deck.
Loosen the screw on the cut-out end of the metal bar
covering the voltage selector and then rotate the bar
so the slotted center post of the voltage selector can
be adjusted.
To increase the selected voltage, turn the slotted center
post clockwise using a screwdriver or other suitable
tool.
To decrease die selected voltage, turn the slotted
center post counter-clockwise.
The numerals that appear in the cut-out window of the
voltage selector indicate the selected voltage.
Re-install the metal bar.
Since the A-650 employs a PLL Servo DC Motor, 50 Hz
or 60 Hz operation is possible without power line fre 
quency adaptation.
a. VOLTAGE SELECTOR SETTING PROCEDURE
(FOR GENERAL EXPORT MODELS)
Lock Lever .
See also Fig. 5-9
Lock Lever Location