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Teac V-909RX - Reel Torque

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V-909RX/V-707RX/V-707R
4
MECHANICAL
ADJUSTMENTS
AND
CHECKS
EAB
OD
BARE
CHEE
4-1
REEL
TORQUE
1.
Load
a
cassette
torque
meter
on
the
deck
and
read
the
pointer
indication
on
the
dial
scale
of
the
meter
for
each
tape
tranport
operation.
The
measured
torque
should
be
within
the
following
values:
Take-up
(FWD/REV):
35
to
55
g-cm(0.49
to
0.76
oz-inch)
(The
variation
of
the
pointerindication
should
be
within
15
g-cm).
Supply
(FWD/REV):
2.2
to
4.5
g-em(0.031
to
0.062
02-inch)
(The
variation
should
be
within
1
g-cm)
F.F.
and
REW:
80
to
150
g-cm(1.1
to
2.1
02-inch)
4-2
PINCH
ROLLER
PRESSURE
1.
With
the
cassette
holder
closed
and
no
tape
loaded,
put
the
deck
in
the
forward
play
mode.
.
Hook
a
spring
scale
on
the
right
pinch
roller
assembly.
3.
Pull
the
scale
down
until
there
is
sufficient
force
to
separate
the
pinch
roller
from
the
capstan
shaft.
4.
Release
the
pressure
until
the
pinch
roller
makes
just
enough
contact
with
the
capstan
shaft
for-the
pinch
roller
to
begin
to
turn.
At
this
point,
note
the
reading
on
the
scale.
It
should
be
290
g
+
40g
(8.8
02
to
11.6
02.)
5.
Repeat
the
above
procedure
with
the
following
exceptions.
Tape
motion:
Reverse
play
mode
Pinch
roller:
Left
side
N
4-3
TAPE
SPEED
Note:
The
following
checks
should
be
performed
for
both
forward
and
reverse
play
operations.
1.
Connect
a
frequency
counter
to
the
deck
as
shown
in
Fig.
4-2.
2.
Play
a
tape
for
more
than
five
minutes
to
warm
up
the
deck,
then
load
a
TEAC
MTT-111
test
tape
containing
a
3000
Hz
test
tone
and
play
the
test
tape.
3.
The
following
adjustment
should
be
made
at
the
beginning
of
reverse
play
(When
the
tape
is
fully
wound).
Use
a
common
slotted
screwdriver
with
the
handle
completely
insulated
from
the
blade
and
adjust
the
control
on
the
capstan
motor
(see
Fig.
3-6)
for
a
reading
of
3000
Hz
+5
Hz
on
the
frequency
counter.
4.
Play
the
tape
from
the
beginning
to
the
end,
and
check
that
the
speed
never
deviates
more
than
+45
Hz
from
3000
Hz,
nor
drifts
more
than
30
Hz
at
any
given
time.
Check
also
that
the
speed
differences
between
forward
and
reverse
play
measured
at
the
beginning,
middle,
and
end
of
the
tape
are
within
1%
(30
Hz).
4-1
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pI?
FII-PyTD-
bw
35~55g-em
tl
Wy
D+
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2.2~4.5g-cm
%2
F-
FWD:
REWRIL2
80~150g-cm
HELI
AULT
AS
Sg-cmLiIN
2:2:
BH
ig-emUA
4-2
Ev
FR-FR
BA
[
250g~
330g
|
BE
UtKIC
ESE
HE
4-3
+
—-
TREES
MTT-1117—
Je
L
,-F—-
TRE
D'3000Hz
+
45Hz20
MACEOBMDAZ0HZIA,
RUG
BOA
wes
(T+
—IORMD,
HH,
RCH
L
FWD,
REV
0)
2
30HZ2UINTHSCE
RHR
S.
,
FRR
Rp
DAS
VY
E-FAOVE
IM
(Fig.3-68
Fa)
Ek
ea(in
E—FA-AH—
b
KR,
HIG
ORF,
3000~3010Hz,
ESD
-
AS
MASALA
LT
WS
et
3000Hz+5Hzit
by
ho
S.
WOM
BREVOS
tan
CHET
S.
Oveiilator
Frequency
Counter
Wow
&
Flutter
Meter

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