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3.
Follow
steps
1
and
2
for
each
measuring
con-
dition;
i.e.,
(A)
through
(D)
in
Fig.
2-3.
4.
lf
the
forward-direction
torque
is
not
correct,
change
the
hooking
position
of
the
spring
hanger
(reference
(D)
in
Fig.
2-2)
for
the
corresponding
brake
requiring
adjustment.
If,
after
the
forward-direction
torque
has
been
properly
adjusted,
the
reverse-direction
torque
is
not
correct,
or
the
forward-direction
torque
is
still
not
correct,
replace
the
brake
felt
pad
with
a
new
one
after
cleaning
the
inner-side
of
the
brake
belt
with
an
alcohol
cleaning
solution,
and
also
check
that
the
brake
mechanism
is
properly
aligned
as
ex-
plained
in
Section
2-4,
“Brake
Mechanism”.
If
necessary,
replace
the
entire
reel
table.
Radius
Fig.
2-3.
Forward
direction
1700
2100
g-cm
(B)
(C)
(23.6
29.2
oz-inch)
Reverse
direction
(A)
|
650
800
g-cm
(D)(Reference
values)
(9.0
11.1
oz-inch)
200
g-cm
(2.78
oz-inch)
Left/Right
deviation
Torque
calculating
formulas:
1.
Torque
(in
g-cm
or
oz-inch)
=
Force
or
Weight
(in
g
or
oz)
x
Radius
(in
cm
or
inch)
2.
Conversion
of
g-cm
to
oz-inch:
g-cm
x
0.0139
=
oz-inch
2-6.
REEL
MOTOR
TORQUE
Note:
*For
torque
calculation,
refer
to
the
said
formulas.
*There
is
no
specially-provided
adjust-
ment
for
take-up
torque,
so
if
correction
is
needed,
repair
or
replace
the
defective
part
and/or
circuit.
2-6-1
Take-up
Torque
1.
Hold
the
right
tension
arm
up
with
a
rubber
band.
2.Mount
an
empty
7”
reel
onto
the
take-up
(right)
reel
table,
and
attach
a
spring
scale
to
the
reel
with
a
string.
3.
Place
the
deck
in
the
reproduce
mode.
4.
Allow
the
rotation
of
the
reel
to
slowly
pull
the
scale
toward
the
reel.
5.Hold
the
spring
scale
with
enough
force
to
allow
steady
reading.
See
Fig.
2-4.
6.
The
calculated
value
should
be
approx:
REEL
SW
550
to
650
g-cm
(7.64
to
9.03
oz-i
300
to
400
g-cm
(4.17
to
5.55
0z-in)
|
TAKE-UP
TENSION
+
n)
Radius
Fig.
2-4.