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Provides overall technical specifications for the turntable system, including power, dimensions, and weight.
Details specifications related to the turntable platter, drive system, motor, and speeds.
Outlines specifications for the tonearm, including type, length, tracking error, and resonance.
Lists the necessary tools and equipment required for performing measurements and adjustments on the unit.
Highlights key adjustment points and details procedures for start position, clock frequency, servo gain, and offset voltage.
Lists replacement parts for the unit's exterior and internal chassis components, including name plates and covers.
Details replacement parts specifically for the tonearm assembly, including cartridges and styli.
Lists replacement accessories such as instruction books, AC cords, and plugs.
Illustrates power supply, turntable drive, and control circuits, detailing component interconnections.
Details arm motor control, position detection, and offset error angle detection circuits and their components.
Details the procedure for testing insulation resistance to prevent electric shock hazards after servicing.
Identifies and illustrates the location of all external controls and indicators on the turntable unit.
Provides instructions for removing the cartridge, turntable platter, and 45 RPM adaptor.
Details the process for removing circuit boards, stator frame, and separating the main cabinets.
Guides on removing the dust cover, tonearm position circuit, tonearm, cueing control, and indicator board.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly install and adjust the drive rope for the tonearm mechanism.
Instructions for safely removing and replacing surface-mount components like resistors, capacitors, and jumpers.
Describes the setup and use of a repair table for convenient troubleshooting and circuit checks.
Provides methods for safely raising and turning the unit to access internal circuits for inspection and testing.
Offers diagnostic steps and voltage/waveform checks for common operational issues like rotation failure or arm movement problems.
Illustrates the physical layout of components on the main printed circuit board, including ICs and transistors.
Provides pinout information for transistors and integrated circuits used in the unit.
Presents the complete, consolidated schematic diagram of the entire turntable system, showing all interconnections.
Provides a high-level overview of the system's functional blocks and their interrelationships.
Details the procedure for packing the unit, including folding flaps and sealing with tape for shipping.