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If your Yamaha Stereo System is producing noises due to digital or high-frequency equipment, place the unit farther away from the equipment.
What does 'No Disc' mean on my Yamaha TSX-130?
If your Yamaha Stereo System displays “No Disc” even with a disc in the tray, the disc might be incompatible. Ensure you are using a supported disc. The disc could also be dirty, so try cleaning it. Lastly, check that the disc is loaded correctly with the labeled side facing up.
How to fix Yamaha TSX-130 Stereo System when speakers make no sound?
If your Yamaha Stereo System speakers make no sound, check the following: * Ensure the volume is not set to the minimum level. * Confirm the mute function is off. * Verify that the correct source is selected. * Make sure the disc is compatible with the unit.
What to do if my Yamaha TSX-130 remote control does not work?
If the remote control for your Yamaha Stereo System isn't working properly, consider these possibilities: * Make sure you are within the remote control's operational range. * Ensure the unit's remote control sensor isn't exposed to direct sunlight or certain types of lighting. * Replace the battery with a new one. * Remove any obstacles between the remote control and the unit's sensor.
Why does my Yamaha Stereo System turn on and then off?
If your Yamaha Stereo System turns on but immediately shuts off, it might be due to a loose power cable. Ensure the power cable is firmly plugged into the wall outlet. Alternatively, the unit may have experienced a strong electrical shock. In this case, turn off the system, disconnect the power cable, wait about 30 seconds, then reconnect the power cable and turn the system back on.
How to reduce noise during stereo broadcast on Yamaha TSX-130 Stereo System?
If you are experiencing too much noise during stereo broadcast on your Yamaha Stereo System, the radio station you selected may be far from your area, or the radio wave reception may be weak in your area. Try manual tuning to improve the signal quality.
Why is DAB station information missing on my Yamaha Stereo System?
If the DAB station information does not appear or is inaccurate on your Yamaha Stereo System, the DAB station may be temporarily out of service, or the DAB station information is not provided by the DAB broadcaster. Contact the DAB broadcaster.
Why is preset selecting function not working on my Yamaha TSX-130 Stereo System?
If the preset selecting function does not work on your Yamaha Stereo System, the preset (memory) may have been erased. Preset radio stations again.
Why does my Yamaha TSX-130 Stereo System delay playback?
If playback doesn't start immediately after pressing play on your Yamaha Stereo System, the disc may be dirty; try wiping it clean. The disc may also be incompatible. If the unit was moved from a cold to a warm place, condensation may have formed on the disc reading lens; wait an hour or two for the unit to adjust to room temperature and try again.
Why isn't my iPod charging on my Yamaha TSX-130 Stereo System?
If your iPod isn't charging when docked in your Yamaha Stereo System, it might not be properly set in the iPod dock. Remove the iPod and then re-dock it.
General| Impedance | 6 Ω |
|---|---|
| RMS rated power | 30 W |
| Supported radio bands | FM |
| Preset stations quantity | 30 |
| Type | Home audio mini system |
| Product color | Black |
| Optical disc player | Yes |
| Number of optical discs | 1 discs |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 350 x 120 x 240 mm |
| Media types supported | MP3, WMA |
| Disc types supported | CD, CD-R, CD-RW |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 1 |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 4000 g |
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Components with special characteristics marked A must be replaced with identical parts.
Verify insulation of exposed surfaces after service; limit leakage to 0.5mA.
Product contains chemicals known to cause cancer or birth defects. Avoid oral contact.
Recommends lead-free solder types (Sn+Ag+Cu, Sn+Cu, Sn+Zn+Bi) for repairs.
Danger of explosion if battery is replaced incorrectly. Use same or equivalent type.
Follow precautions for handling/replacing lithium batteries to prevent explosion.
Precautions for laser emission during servicing, avoid direct exposure.
Technical specifications of the laser diode.
Use of controls/procedures other than specified may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
Methods to prevent component damage from static electricity.
Ground human body with wrist strap and work table with conductive material.
Diagram showing the top view layout of controls for the TSX-130.
Diagram showing the front view layout of controls for the TSX-130.
Diagram showing the top view layout of controls for the TSX-120.
Diagram showing the front view layout of controls for the TSX-120.
Diagram showing the rear view connections for both models.
Diagram showing the bottom view of the unit, including label information.
Label details for the U model, including compliance and safety marks.
Label details for the L model, including compliance and safety marks.
Label details for the T model, including compliance and safety marks.
Label details for the V model, including compliance and safety marks.
Label details for the K model, including compliance and safety marks.
Label details for the G model, including compliance and safety marks.
Label details for the J model, including compliance and safety marks.
Label details for the TSX-120 U model.
Label details for the TSX-120 L model.
Label details for the TSX-120 T model.
Label details for the TSX-120 J model.
Label details for the TSX-120 G model.
Layouts for TSX-130 remote controls for different model groups.
Layouts for TSX-120 remote controls for different model groups.
Specifications for iPod, CD, and USB playback capabilities.
Specifications for amplifier output power and speaker drivers.
Specifications for FM tuning range and preset memory.
Specifications for Alarm, DSP, and general functions.
Specifications for power supply, consumption, dimensions, and weight.
Diagram showing internal component layout for TSX-130.
Diagram showing internal component layout for TSX-120.
Procedure for manually ejecting the disc tray using a screwdriver.
Step-by-step guide for removing the top panel assembly.
Step-by-step guide for removing speaker drivers L and R.
Step-by-step guide for removing the main printed circuit board.
Step-byA-step guide for removing the CD loader mechanism unit.
Step-by-step guide for removing the CD printed circuit board.
Step-by-step guide for removing the power supply board (1).
Step-by-step guide for removing the FM tuner module.
Instructions for placing the unit and reconnecting cables for PCB checks.
List of necessary tools for firmware update.
Steps for downloading and preparing for firmware update.
How to check firmware version and checksum using self-diagnostic function.
Detailed instructions for connecting the unit to a PC for firmware writing.
Steps for operating the firmware update software (FlashSta.exe).
Setting the baud rate and program intervals in the firmware update tool.
Steps for erasing existing firmware and starting the write process.
Steps to confirm completion and exit the firmware update tool.
Final verification of firmware version and checksum.
Procedure to initialize the unit after firmware update using self-diagnostic function.
List of main and sub-menu items available in the self-diagnostic function.
How to activate the standard self-diagnostic mode.
How to enter self-diagnostic mode with protection functions disabled.
Procedure to exit self-diagnostic mode and reset settings.
Information displayed upon starting self-diagnostic mode, including protection history.
Warning about operating unit with abnormalities and how to reset power.
Explanation of how protection function history is stored and cleared.
How to navigate main and sub-menus using unit keys.
Available functions like input selection and volume control during self-diagnosis.
Default settings applied when starting the self-diagnostic function.
Displays firmware version and checksum for main microprocessor.
Sub-menu to test audio input sources like iPod, Tuner, CD, USB, and AUX.
Menu to check the FL display section's segments and dimmer control.
Information regarding iPod functionality in self-diagnosis (not applied to these models).
Checks communication and bus line connections for the main PCB and devices.
Menu to check the CD mechanism unit's operation (laser, motors, focus, tracking).
Displays A/D conversion values for panel keys and protection functions.
Detects output voltage of the luminance sensor.
Detects the audio signal output from the iPod.
Displays the voltage related to model detection.
Displays the voltage related to destination identification.
Displays voltage for panel keys, checks key operability.
Displays and allows clearing of protection function history.
Displays model name and destination information.
Information about soft switch settings (not applied to these models).
Reserves and inhibits initialization of backup IC for clock, tuner presets.
Information about the V701 display component on the power PCB.
Table detailing pin connections for various components.
Displays segment assignments for the FL display.
Table showing anode connections for display segments.
Pinout and internal function details for the main microprocessor IC201.
Detailed list of pin functions and connections for the main microprocessor.
Continuation of detailed pin functions and connections for the main microprocessor.
Data related to model and destination detection based on AD port values.
Visual diagrams of pin connections for various ICs.
Diagrams and types of diodes used in the unit.
Diagrams and types of transistors used in the unit.
Overall system block diagram showing interconnected modules.
Component layout diagram for the CD PCB (Side A).
Component layout diagram for the CD PCB (Side B).
Component layout diagram for the MAIN PCB (Side A).
Component layout diagram for the MAIN PCB (Side B).
Component layout diagram for the POWER (1) PCB (Side A).
Component layout diagram for the POWER (1) PCB (Side B).
Component layout diagram for the POWER (2) PCB (Side A).
Component layout diagram for the POWER (3) PCB (Side A).
Component layout diagram for the POWER (2) PCB (Side B).
Component layout diagram for the POWER (3) PCB (Side B).
Component layout diagram for the POWER (4) PCB (Side A).
Component layout diagram for the POWER (5) PCB (Side A).
Component layout diagram for the POWER (7) PCB (Side A).
Component layout diagram for the POWER (4) PCB (Side B).
Component layout diagram for the POWER (5) PCB (Side B).
Component layout diagram for the POWER (6) PCB (Side B).
Schematic diagram for the CD controller and related components.
Main system schematic showing interconnected modules and ICs.
Schematic diagram for power supply sections 1 and 2.
Schematic diagram for power supply sections 2 and 2 (continuation).
List of electrical components with part numbers and descriptions.
List of abbreviations used in the replacement parts list.
Replacement parts list for the CD PCB.
Replacement parts list for the MAIN PCB.
Replacement parts list for the POWER PCB.
List of carbon resistors with part numbers and values.
Exploded view diagram of the entire unit assembly for TSX-130.
List of included accessories like remote control, battery, and antenna.
List of special service tools required for maintenance.
Exploded view diagram of the entire TSX-120 unit assembly.
List of accessories for the TSX-120.
Schematic diagram of the remote control's internal circuitry.
Key layout and corresponding key codes for remote controls.
Step 1: Press the CLOCK SET button on the remote.
Step 2: Use MENU/arrow keys to set values and Center to confirm.
Important notes regarding clock setting, time format, and power loss.
