T ae ° FILE NO. SERVICE MANUAL Contents Specitication Operating the Reset Switch Laser Beam Safety Precaution Handling the Pickup Before Repairing the CD Player Disassembly Adjustment Mechanism Standard Maintenance Lead Wire Attachment System Connection Description of Operation . low Chart of Operation Service Mode (CD) Service Mode (Tuner & Ano) 2D Adjustment. : Tape Deck Adjustment Tape Dock Torque & Replacement Tuner Adjustment Exploded View (Cabinet) Exploded View (Chassis) Parts List Parts List (CD Mechanism) Exploded View (CD Base Mechanisrn) “This Service manual consists of "TAD-341 RLEFLESSSSSREVSROLNmNMa= (us) Digital High-Fidelity System with REM-9415 Wireless Remote Control PRODUCT CODE No. 129 438 00 Exploded View (CD Rotary Mechanism) Exploded View (Tape Mechanism). . Parts List (Tape Mechanism) Trouble Shooting Guide Display Block IC Block Diagram Schematic Diagram (Tuner) Wiring Connection ‘Schematic Diagram (CD Main) ‘Wiring Diagram (CD Main) Schematic Diagram (CD Mechanism) ‘Wiring Diagram (CO Mechanism) ‘Schematic Diagram (Deck) Wiring Diagram (Deck) ‘Schematic Diagram (Front) Wiring Diagram (Front) Schematic Diagram (Pre Ampifor) ‘Wiring Diagram (Tuner & Pro Amplifier). ‘Schematic Diagram (Main Ampificr) Wiring Diagram (Main Ampitier) IC Voltage Tablo of CD 55 58 87 58 65 2 4 78. B 80 82 Bs 86 98 90 92 94 96 98 100 REFERENCE No. SM580319SPECIFICATIONS: ‘TAD-9415 MAIN UNIT Amplifier section Continuous minimum sine wave RMS power output per channel at 8 ohms from 40 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than 0.9% total harmonic distortion 100 Watts. BASS control + 10:dB (100 Hz) Troble control + 10:dB (10 kHz) Dynamic bass = 10d ( 100 Hz) Input sensitivity and impedance PHONO 3.0 mV /47 kohims VIDEO (Audio) 300 mV / 47 kohms Outputs impedance ‘SPEAKERS (Nominal) PHONES (Nominal) Tuner section (em) Frequency range Bohms 8-32 ohms 87.5 - 107.9 MHz (200 kHz steps) Usable sensitivity 12.2 481 (MONO) (am) Frequency range 520 - 1,710 kHz (10 kHz stops) Sensitivity 500 -V/m (AM Loop Antenna) Cassette deck section ‘Track system Frequency response Signal to noise ratio ‘Wow and flutter Fast forward / rewind timetapprox.) 4-track, 2-channel stereo 60 - 12,500 Hz (Normal tape) 52 dB 0.18 % (WAMS) 110 sec. (C-60) IMPORTANT INFORMATION CD changer section Type « 24-dise Bi-Directional, Radial Transport ‘Channols 2-channel stereo ‘Sampling frequency ... 44.1 kHz Pickup Optical $-boam, ‘semiconductor laser Frequency response ... 20 Hz - 20 kHz Signal to noise ratio 95 dB Wow and flutter Below measurable limits General Power requirements... AC: 120 V+ 10%, 60 He Power consumption 15 Watts Dimensions(approx.) .-. 16.5"(W)x17.2"(H)x 15.7") Weightiapprox.) 386 lbs. REM-9415 WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROLLER Power requirements 3VDC - Twa "AA" batteries Dimensions(approx.) 4.5"(W)x6.6"(H)x0.7"(D) Weight(approx.) 17 02. (without battorios) Because its products are subject to continuous improvement, FISHER reserves the right to modify product designs and spec- fications without notice and without incurring any obligation. OPERATING THE RESET SWITCH $+ This unit is provided with a rosot switch on the rear panel. The reset switch serves to initialize the microprocessor in the unit Which controls the CD-CHANGER, TUNER, TAPE-DECK and AMPLIFIER section. If tho unit is to be serviced or key input is ‘not acknowledged even when the CD, TUNER, TAPE DECK and etc. operation buttons are pressed, press the RESET switch ‘and initialize the microprocessor following the step below. » 2) Disconnect the AC power cord from the power outlet. Keep the RESET switch depressed for 60 seconds. (The backed up electrolytic capacitor keeping the RESET switch depress.) Reconnect the AC power cord to the power outlet. 3) 4) operations, and check their operation, Press the CD-CHANGER, TUNER, TAPE-DECK and ote. discharged byLASER BEAM SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (CD) ‘Do not look direcly al the laser beam coming from the pickup or allow it to stike against your fingers, skin, ete Do not apply power if there is a broken part in the laser output section of the pick-up. TNVISIBLE LASER RADIATION EXPOSURE TO BEAM IS DANGEROUS CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT ‘QUTPUTPOWER: 0.6 mW MAX WAVELENGTH : 790 nm This unit is made and tested to meet exacting safety standards. tmeets ULand FCC requirements andcomplies with safety performance standards of he U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. CAUTION - USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZ- ARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE. FCC INFORMATION For CD player section: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. ‘Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 7I8S0 ASSEN ST, CHATSWORTH aU, 3911 (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. HANDLING THE PICK-UP (€D) A 1. Shipping and storage cautions '. The pick-up must be stored ia a conductive bag until immeciately prior tits use, b, Do not crop itor subject to impacts. 2. Repair cautions ’a. When handling the pick-up, be careful not to give it undue force or shock by your hands. Otherwise the pick-up may malfunction or the PCB may be cracked. bb. The pick-up which has been minutely adjusted before shipment as one part. Never touch and move the adjusting points and setscrows of the pick-up unless ‘otherwise described in the item of adjustment to avoid damage. c. Astrong magnet is used in the pick-up. Do not bring a magnet or other magnetized object near twit 4. Cleaning the lens * If dust gets on the lens, clean it away by using an air brush such as used for a camera lens, * The lens is held in place by a spring, IW the center of the lens is dirty, carefully clean it Using cotton swab moistened with isopropylalcohol. Since special coating is made on the surface of the lens which is made of plastics, do not use other kind of alcohol and cleaning fluid to prevent damage 0 the lens. Also, be careful not to bend the lens spring when cleaning BEFORE REPAIRING THE CD CHANGER -—$HJJHY,[XT~S-_ 1. Preparations ‘a, Many ICs, LSI and the Pick-up (laser diode) are used in the compact disc player, These components are sonsitive to static electricity, and might be damaged by static electricity or high voltage, so particular care should be taken regarding this point. . Many precision components and the lens are used in the pick-up. Never attempt to make ropairs, or to store parts, where the temperature or humicity is high, where magnetism is strong, or where there is much dust. 2. Notes regarding repairs a. Be sure to first disconnect the power plug before attempting to replace any component. b. All tools, instruments, etc., used for measuring must bbe grounded. Grounding can be accomplished by using a conductive metal sheet on the work bench. . To prevent AV leakage of the soldering iron, ground. its metal part d. Repair personnel must be grounded.DISASSEMBLY. Disassembly and Reassembly Instructions Remove all compact discs (CDs). Unplug the AC power cord from the wall outlet (AC outlo!). It lead wires are disconnected, be sure to reconnect them afterward as they were, |. Removing the Cabinet 1) Remove the nine screws © securing both sides and rear ofthe cabinet. 2) Pull outward slightly on both sides of the cabinet and lit it off in the direction indicated by the arrow @. 2, Removing the Amplifier Block 1) Remove the knob ©. 2) Remove the two screws © fixing the speakers switch ‘and headphone socket P. W. Board. 3) Unplug the connectors @ from the CD block, etc. 4) Remove the four screws 5) Lift out the ampitier block in the direction indicated by the arrowDISASSEMBLY: 3. Removing the CD Block 1) Romove the three serews @ securing the cabinet bottom and CD rear panel. 2) Remove the CD rear pane! in the direction indicated by the arrow @. 3) Unplug the connectors @ from the front pan. 4) Remove the two screws © securing the cabinet bottom and front panel. '5) Remove the front panel in the direction indicated by the arrow + Shutter setting ‘With the shutter door closed (), move the shutter gear in the direction indicated by arrow (l) and push the front panel in the direction indicated by arrow (ll). This will cause the spring and shutter door to engage at point @. 4, Removing the Cassette Deck Mechanism 1) Open the both cassette lids © by the EJECT buttons. 2) Remove the six screws @. 3) Lift out the deck mechanism in the direction indicated bby the arrow ©.DISASSEMBLY (CD) [If the CDs cannot be removed] 5. Procedure for removing CDs from the disc table (turntable) 1) Remove the screw D holding the sub-op lid in place 2) Remove the sub-top lid inthe direction indicated by arrow ©) 3) CDs can now be removed through the space created by removing the sub-tp ld 4) I the disc table wll not turn, perform stops (1) and (2) of the gear salting procedure described below. This will allow the disc-iabo to be moved. (1) As shown in the detail drawing at right, tun the cam gear for front loading in the direction indicated by the arrow so 4 that it and the tip gear move to a position where they do not engage each other. (2) As shown in the detail drawing at left, turn the cam gear for play loading in the direction indicated by tho arrow so that it and the stip gear move to a position where they do not engage each other. To perform gear setting steps (1) nd (2), either move the motor drive systems by hand or apply DO 3 to the appro- priate motor terminals to activate them. When applying DG 3 V to operate the motors, make sure to disconnect the motor lead wires before applying voltage. The motor drive circuitry could be damaged it the motor lead wires are not disconnected firs. SUB TOP-LID su OBA o1S¢-TAGLE SUP GEAR FOR PLAY LOADING FOR FRONT LOADING 6. Procedure for removing CDs from the base mechanism 1) As shown in the diagram, unchuck GOs that are chucked by turning the chucking gear inthe dlection indicated by the arrow. i ‘To turn the chucking gear in stop 1), either move the chucking motor drive system by hand or apply DG 9 V to the mo- i tor terminals to activate it. When applying DC 3 V to operate the motor, make sure to disconnect the motor load wires before applying voltage. The motor drive circuitry could be damaged if the motor lead wires are not disconnected first. 2) Once the CD is unchucked, move it from inside the base mechanism to the disc-tablo. To move the CD in step 2), ether move the play loading motor drive system by hand or apply DG 3 V to the motor te. mminals to activate it, When applying DC 8V to operate the motor, make sure to disconnect the motor lead wires before ~ applying voltage. The motor drive circuitry could be damaged ifthe motor lead wires are not disconnected firs. 3) CDs in the csc table can now be removed using the method described in section 1 seDISASSEMBLY (CD) BASE (PICKUP) MECHANISM PART 7, Removing the top lid from the mechanism 1) Flemove the three screws @ securing the base mechanism to the support bracket. 2) Remove the two screws © holding the support bracket in place. 3) Remove the support bracket in the direction indicated by arrow @. 4) Remove the six screws @ holding the top lid in place. 5) Remove spring ©. 6) Unplug the four connectors © from the top lid. 7) Unplug the four connectors @ from the mechanism chassis. £8) Remove the top lid, OISt-TABLE PART (TURNTABLE)DISASSEMBLY (CD) 8. Removing the disc-table 1) Remove washer D. 2) Remove the two screws @ holding the sensor assy in place. 3) Remove the disc-table in the direction indicated by arrow ®, ‘When replacing the disc table, perform gear setting steps (1) and (2) bolow to facilitate easy remounting. (1) Turn the cam gear for front loading to move the front loading slide as far as it will go in the direc tion of arrow @. @) Turn the cam gear for play loading to move the play loading slide as far as it will go in the direc- tion of arrow ©. 9, Removing the base (pickup) mechanism 1) Remove the screw @) holding the base mechanism in place. 2) Remove the screw @ holding the base mechanism in place. 3) Remove the base mechanism in the direction indi- cated by arcow ®. Contirm end eater completely inserted Tranging and securing 17 ane She ead wires,ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM (CD) Procedure for Mounting Main Mechanism Parts 1. Top tid Ns @ sauce BANE tan exrensnye [oP suze sgease [REFERENCE FIGURE a | site MOTOR 2. Disctable (turntable) 1) Turn the cam gear for front loading to move the front loading slide as far 2) Tum the cam gear for play loading to move the play loading slide as far as it will o in the direction of arrow @. 3) As shown in detail drawing @, align the oval shaped hole in the tray turn gear (indicated by *) with the center of the tray turn pulley. 4) Line up hole number 23 on the disc table with the round hole In the tray turn gear, after setting it es described in stop 4). Then fit the dise table over the chassis shalt (boss) in the direction indicated by arrow ©) ‘When aligning hole number 23 on the disc table with the hole in the tray turn gear, a cortain amount of skill is required. “The task can be made easier by inserting a Philips screwdriver or the like through the two holes and then fiting the dis tablo over the chassis shaft (boss). + Semew oRIvER: ore than gon ete IRIS SmADJUSTMENT MECHANISM (CD). 3. Front loading portion Front oaoine sue @p ERONT LOROING chi Ge ERONT LOADING. SLIP GEAR 4. Play loading portion cewe -@ PLAY LOADING a7 @ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM (CD): 5. Front loading and disctable motor LOADING SLIDE SWITCH woh —= 2 Chall REFERENCE FIGUREADJUSTMENT MECHANISM (CD). 7. Replacing the pickup Shaft mounting/removal 1) Insert th shaft from section ® of the front ofthe chassis, pass i through the pickup and fit the tip into the groove at section ®. 2) Push the shat in further so that its tip stops at section ®. Then secure it in place using stopper wing @ When mounting or removing the shalt, be careful not to lose stopper wing ®. Mounting the sled gear 1) To mount the sled goar, move the pickup as far as it will go in the direction indicated by the arow 2) Push slightly on point © on the inside of the pickup gear when mounting the sled gear ‘Apply Fegrease G-4748, on shaded portion of the shaft ° oO ‘Top and Bottom) (Around the shat D ® (ie Siakete”)_ (Around the shat) PIRI ocaR pa ==> A ' A qj SLED GEAR ¢ U T ie, a ply F-orease mew 111) Seg Bie UL ° alt reo OHS THES T |S CHASSIS ‘STOPPER WING sear] 8, Sled and spindle motor of base mechanism SPINDLE SLED MOTOR MOTOR 2s 83mm. SLED MOTOR REFERENCE FIGURE eeSTANDARD MAINTENANCE (CD)—2#£-_———_—_ Applying grease and grease point 1. Front panel 2. Play loading roller 3. Shutter portion 4, Disctable portion = 12-STANDARD MAINTENANCE (CD). 6. Disc driver portion lone ato tS i DISC STOP SENSOR PCB. 6. Front loading portion eniy geese 30, Lae wissen ‘ound the boss for ger.STANDARD MAINTENANCE (CD). 7. Play loading portion 9 @ at LOADING : T swans Aca ta NG ‘SEAR ua on ‘8, Chucking driver portion ‘guuextns onave e evar Gear stipe cuucning, onive SUDE, moans ‘switOT PLB ‘only Me=grase ESOL ihe raSTANDARD MAINTENANCE (CD) 8. Chucking bracket portion ey Apply MC-grease EM-50. on shaded portion. Eompitelyinsete into chassi. Aoply Mc-grease €M-5. ‘round the shatt 11, Sled Driver portion ‘apply Fegrease 6-478, (on shaded portion of the shaft ° Top and bettors) (Around the sha (RR BERIT) _Atound the shat) PICKUP GEAR Apply F-grease GeA74B on shaded Portion 10. Chucking lever portion ©, Ley Pu cuuckins. BRCKET ‘opty Mc-grease EM-50L Apply MC-grease EM-5OL fon shaded portion YES | s1801=0N ‘Shutter motor rotation stop. i Front loading motor turn to the CW. Ghucking motor rotation stop. vo Play loading motor turn to the OCW. YES | sig05=ON NO Yes | s1e04=0Nn TBGEs the play sensor 1 turnon 7 YES | p1836=0N Timer set at 0.5 seconds, Yes Front joading motor rotation stop, i Disc-table turn to the right. Timer sot at 0.5 seconds. ee! Is the timer over ? Yes. TMi spec) YES | si07: Play loading motor rotation stop. T Dise-table position detact counter reset Does the DISC No. 24 deteat 7. ves ‘Chucking motor tuen to the CW. Disc-table speed reduction. Does the DISC No, t detect 7 Yes Diso-table rotation stop. y End ‘Shutter motor turn to the close. - 2 -FLOW CHART OF OPERATION 2. Eject the Disc in base mechanism ‘Start ruc OFF | (Chucking motor tu to the COW. Ei Sein ot nT a YES | sigo1=0N Chucking motor rotation stop. T O1SC LOADED TO OISG-TABLE HAS BEEN BEGUN Play __Cenrestra net ‘motor turn to the COW. ms YES | stao4= [DISC LOADED TO OISC-TABLE roses {oes the play sensor 1 tumnon eeeaeeaeeann eee Disc-table turn to the left. [>>| thigh speeay oes the disc-tablo position: detect completed 7 NO ‘Shutter motor turn to the open. Does the shutter open completed 2 ‘Shuiter motor rotation stop. Front loading motor turn to the COW. 98 the front sensor 2° 3-4-7 Timer set at 0-5 soconds. pI Is the timer over ? Play loading motor rotation stop. I (Chucking motor tuen to the OW. Yes [ s1a02=0Nn Chucking motor rotation stop. NO turnoff ? yes Front loading motor rotation stop. Timer set at 10 seconds. U = 23 -FLOW CHART OF OPERATION? Does the front sensor 2 ~ 7 turnon ? YES 190 ~ 01895=All ON ° Does the front sensor 2 or 3 tunon ? “Timor set at 10 seconds. NO YES | 01890 or 01831 = OFF Is the timer over ? YES Hoes the front sensor 5 or 6 tunon? 1633 or D1894= OFF Is the timer over ? Yes ‘Shutter motor turn to the close. 3 ‘When pull out the dise by fingers, completed the eject. Yes After pull out the disc, not insert the disc in 10 sec.>Yes : When push on the disc by fingers>Yes : When pull out the disc in 10 sec.~>Yes OFF (Chucking motor rotation stop. | Ges the play sensor 1 tunon = 25 -FLOW CHART OF OPERATION 4. Insert the disc to the appointment position from the frontend Start YES [Lert ROTATION is the rotate quantity 1 2 Yes No NO. RIGHT ROTATION ©: Detect the rotate destination as to compare between the now position and the appointment position. Is the rotate quantity 1? YES Disc-table turn to the left. Disc-table tuin to the right, tow specs) as tow speed) oo Dise-table turn to the lft Disc-table tum to the right. T 0h soot _J (hich speed) Does the disc-table position dotect completed 2 No ‘Shutter motor turn to the open. —| o|2] ~}or] |] o0}ro} : 13: Error Indications during the mechanism mode “Time indicator part (seconds) ‘Shutter engage owitch ($1730) Bc > : Releases the key checking mode and returns the set to the normal mode. TABLE 1 : Corresponding buttons and displays in the button checking mode FM123. AUTO“ STEREO swi2 Vireo FM MONO AMW TOIT MEE ch At 2. Tuner operation mode 1) Enter this mode by pressing the DYNAMIC BASS button during the service mode entry state 2) Once in the tuner service mode, press the DYNAMIC BASS butlon to perform the following operations. (1) Auto station select begins in the down direction, staring from the frequency three steps above the current reception frequency. (2)When a broadcast is received, operation (3) is performed i ts frequency is the same as the starting frequency. If itis, a different frequency, auto station select operation in the down direction stops. If no broadcast strong enough to-be received are encountered, auto station select operation continues. {@)Auto station select begins in the up direction, starting from the frequency three steps below the starting frequency. {(§) Auto station select operation stops if a broadcast is recoived. If no broadcasts strong enough to be received are en- ‘countered, auto station select operation continues _ gq _ 3) This made is released when the power is turned off.JUSTMENT- | Adjustment have presented explanations regarding compact r handling, notes prior to repair, handling the pick- sassembly of the unit. Be sure to carefully read uctions before making any adjustments. ons for Adjustments instruments, tools an ise. ny) yscope : SS5711 (10MHz or dual phenomenon) smory scope : DSS6521 (Storage scope) a voltmeter (Input impedance 1M ohm or more) ter ok ow tee ortPa O0%p F $100k Oscito-Seape 16 BAND PASS FILTER (4) AF Oscillator (40042, 300mV RMS) Frequency Counter (SMH2 ; or moro) {6)Screw drivers (no motallc) for adjustments (7)Band Pass Filtor (8)AC Voltage Meter ‘The adjustments can be using the equipment produced by other manufactures provided that the performance of that equipment corresponds to that of the abow Use a 10 : 1 probe for observing signals on the os Test disc is subject change without notice, set up SVRI1t at its inital position of adjustment controls 1 in figure of right side. ications (Service mode entry) any service mode, frst simultaneously press. the 4 ENTER CATEGORY-SUB buttons, This access- vice mode entry state. Now press one of the but- x @ Service mode. AS the service mode entry scontinued after Isecond elapses, the system wil enter ode only ifthe next button is pressed within 1 second ng Balance (SVR11) ne test disc ct the oscilloscope to TE(Tracking Error) and ge Center) in test pin this mode by pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button the service mode entry state. (Service mode = ng Balance Adjustment mode = See service 1g the PLAY / PAUSE button. SVR11 so that the TE signal waveform on the os ope is vertically symmetrical relative to VC. (See of right side) playing pressing the MEMORY button turn on cking balance adjust state, for playing press the / PAUSE button (tacking servo off state). the STOP button to exit this made and return to mal mode, ut the test disc listed models. lloscope and storage scope. svri1 INITIAL SET (MECHANICAL CENTER) aL ongs If this adjustment is imperfect, become run away the sled motor (Pickup sending motor). inferior playat ~ 36 - CD ADJUSTMENT: 4. Focus Gain Confirmation 41, Connect the storage scope to F.E : Focus Error (Test- 4, Set the output of AF oscillator to 400Hz, 0.5V rms and pin) through the Band pass filter. (See BPF Figure) Connect to pin 24 (IG101) through the resistor : 100k 2. Tum on the power of the unit. ohms. 3, Playback the test dis. ». Confiem so that the voltage of the F.E signal waveform fon the storage scope is 0.5V p-p23dB by through BPF. ‘lf this CONFIRMATION is imperfect, become weak the mechanical shock, inferior playability, and can not playback the Disc AF OSCILLATOR MAIN CO POB: OSCILLOSCOPE or STORAGE SCOPE 100 BANO PASS FILTER 00H2 us ion ov me PIN26 FE ve | 5. Tracking Gain Confirmation 1. Connect the storage scope to T.E : Tracking Error (Test pin) through the Band pass fer. (See BPF Figure) 2. Tum on the power of the unit. 3. playback the test disc. 4, Set the output of AF oscillator to 400Hz, 0.5V rms and Connect to pin 14 (IC101) through resistor 58k ohms. 8. Confirm so that the voltage of T.E signal waveform on the storage scope is 0.5V p-p:+3d8 by through BPF, If this CONFIRMATION is imperfect, become weak the mechanical shock, inferior playability, and can not playback the Disc. [AF OSCILLATOR MAIN CO PCB. OSCILLOSCOPE or STORAGE SCOPE sk BAND PASS FILTER oe) cro o.5V ms PI's TE oT eai ADJUSTMENT OF TAPE DECK 1. Azimuth Adjustment ‘# Bo sure to clean the heads before attempting to make any adjustment ‘® Bo sure both channels (1 and 2) are the same level (Using a dual-channel oscilloscope), ‘© Be sure both cannel's waveform are same for the phase matching, «© After completion ofthe adjustment, use the threadiock (TB-1401B) to secure the azimuth adjustment screws. (DECK 1 4. Load a test tape (VTT-738 et 2. Prass the PLAY button. (norm 3. Use a + tip screwdriver azimuth adjustment so that the left ani are maximized at the same phase during normal back. (@)DECK 2 1, Repeat procedure for deck 2. 2. Tape Speed Adjustment REPLACEMENT OF TAPE DECK MECHANISM 4, Torque Measurements rer | spceo | eck |testtaPe] svr | TAPE COUNTER REMARKS + | Normal | DECK 2995 ~ 3005 Hz | Memorize the tape speed on counter. Confirm oor | SVRS01 that the spood of DECK 2 is in -40 ~ 70 Hz 2 | Normal | DECK 2 ~40~70H2 | against DECK 1 Notes: 1. For making adjustment of step 1, set the DECK 2 mechanism is record made with C-60 blank cassette tape. 2, Adjustment should be made at the ending portion of the tape. +3. Confirm the indication of the tape speed for 2 second atter adjustment has been made and adjusting driver has been removed from SVR on the TAPE DECK AMPLIFIER P. C. Boavd. 4, For adjustment, use the screwdriver with isolated tip from grip 5. For high speed check, short the test points (HIGH-SPEED) to chassis ground on the Tape Deck Amy Board, (Test Tape is MTT-111N) and confirm that the speed of DECK 2 is in -40 ~ 70 He against DECK 1 vrgo1 CN305 TAPE SPEED J 2 BIAS FREQUENCY ADJUSTMENT -38- TEM TAKE-UP TORQUE BACK TENSION TAPE TENSION a PLAY = TW PLAY :TW- Driving power cassette: F.FWD/REW : TW-2291 REW:Torque Gage Tw.2412 PLAY 30 ~ 60 grcm 20 ~ 45 rom > 60g FFWO 55 ~ 120 grom = REW 55 ~ 120 grom = 5. Replacement of Head REC/PLAY HEAD Re0 oe veuow eanti|| PLAY HEAD | ” 6 Replacement of Motor and Belt =39-Use a plas | TUNER ADJUSTMENT. adjustment || © Agjust the intermediate frequency of AM and FIM to the frequency of ceramic fer. 1. AM BAND ‘Antonna : IRE Loop, M SG RF Level : Open Voltage dB aa Tuning input Condition ‘Output Con: Standards toms | Frequency [Measure Taput_| Measure Digit 1 | cover voi, 2. | TRACKING AM Sc oe | aaa 1s00K2 ANT | Oscitosoope a | STATION | oops AM SG Loo’ 2 P22) | ovreg DOTECTION (e108,v) ANT TP23(e) Note : I rotate SVR29(AM SD) after FM alignment, align SVR22(FM SD) again. ‘Antenna : 30008 Balanced, 75 - 300 ohm Pad (-5 6B), SG AF Lovel: Open Voltage 6B Iso w Exr(STEREO)| 2. FM BAND ‘Modulation : kHz, Dev. : MONO: +75kHz / STEREO- + 67.5kHz(Main) - + 6.75kH2(Piot) sop| te [pee a omens ‘ COVER [Tiov.omHe ~ volimetor TRACKING FM SG ae ee ee ee GTECTION (8408 .N) TERMINAL TP2a(E) ru aa | _ vn ‘STEREO 8 |sensmuiry| 9e.aMHe FM SG (7208) | FM ANT [Soto EXT(STEREO)| TERMINAL 3. Parts location “Tuner Mado : AUTO STEREO |AM LOOP ANT. TH oo EXPLODED VIEW (CABINET) OTAPE DECK MECHANISM, T=SGISTNISP -a-EXPLODED VIEW (CHASSIS) Ref. No. B ® x AASSY ANTENA, LOOP, AM 6 x a LABEL, FUSE REMOTE CONTROLLER (REM-9415) Ref. No.| Part No eseition ELECTRICAL PARTS fef.No.] Part No. ‘Deserption a8 Br 5-735 CO CHANGER MECHANISM PM-DADRCH/SP 614 263 3472 4 263 3465 614 248 9086 514 248 6438 ots 269 6371 CHASSIS. FIXING PARTS. Ref. No. Ref. No. a Yor “SHS CRBINET yo eS y03 S-TPG BIN INT CASSETTE REAR SOCKET =43-PARTS LIST- PARTS LIST- Ref. Wo. No, Ref. No.[ Part No. Des Ref No.| Part No. Description Ref. Wo.| Port No. Description Yoo Wo6 060% | SCREW S-TFG BIN 70 9265 | ROUNT-E,TCO aa ae Te DTCs 2 DiooE Testa PHONO GHD 814 220 3651 | SHEET.LCD Gear | 405 TR 2Sk1015-GR or DIODE 185176 vos 411 008 0402 | WASHER OUT TW 3, 814 257 2867 | HOLDER, NOUNT-E, FUNCTION LED oa ae TR 28A730-K 310s | 407 007 9008 | oroDe axaos, Yoo 1 108 9704 |wASHER Z ax10x eweet | 614 263 7005 | assv,counectoR-s,9P, ce 408 TR ESAGOB-FESPA ari 55133 vor 411 021 6406 | scREW s-1P6 BIN’ 3x8, FRONT-TUNER czeaz | 408 rR TaNI207-1P4 or tssi76 ANP REAR SOCKET nese | 614 263 7029 | aSSY,CONNECTOR-S, 13°, ne 405 D106 E GHA 08 411 021 6408 | ScReW S-TP6 BIN 5x8, FRONT-PREAME aa 208 o 188138 BOTTON-CO REAR cnzes | 614 263 6902 | assy,counecToR-s, ap, Seoor | ous SWITCH, TACT, POER 7 yf ASsi76 ma 411 024 6408 | ScAEW s-TPG OIH 3x8, FRONT -PREAP s2eoz | 614 SWITCH, TACT, TAPE 03107 | 407 007 sa0e | or00e cuaot FRONT-BRACKET cnzes | 614 036 4011 | socKeT,2P,70 Leo LAP seeps | 614 SUITCH TACT CO ee £55133 viz 414 o2t 6406 | scReW S-TP6 BIN 3x8, cass | 614 263 7012 | assy counécroR-s, 10P, seeos | 614 SVITCH, TACT, TONER or 188176 BOTTON-BRACKET FRONT -PREAME szeos | 614 SNITCH, TACT, PHONO 3108 uso v3 411 o2t 3603 | scReW S-1P6 BIN sx10,cean |] n2601 | 407 138 4700 | PHOTO DIODE sPS-420-1, sens | 614 SVITCH TACT VIDEO ee 185133 vi 411 020 9902 | SCREW S-1P6 BRZ+FLG 3x8, REWOCON(TR) RECIEVE Senor | aus ce BOTTOM-CO MECHA 2621 | 408 020 9708 | LED SLZ-1518-01-AB, POWER seve | 614 pain v5 41 021 6408 | SCREW S-TPG BTN 3x8, 2622 | 408 020 7908 | LED sLz-0308-20-A8, TAPE esi |e a CD REAR-CHASSIS 2823 | 408 020 7908 | LeD sLz-9368-20-A8,c0 see | 614 or v8 411 o2t 6405 | SCREW S-1P6 BIN 3x8, 02624 | 408 020 7908 | LED stZ-0568-20-AB, TUNER ea eas : Test | aoa 25 Te TASieaH CD PwB-8OTTON 02628 | 408 020 7908 | LED SLZ-9588-20-AB, PHONO sees | 614 SWITCH, TACT.PS Lseot | 614 212 1023 | TeaNs, osc, 5Kuz v7 411 o2t 3107 | ScReW S-1P6 BIN 2.6x8, 2eze_ | 408 020 7908 | LED stz-9368-20-AB, VIDEO s20is | 614 220-8870 | suITCH TACT. Ps tarot | 648 oo# oseo [1upucton, im 9 Co Pwe-RONT 92627 | 408 020 7609 | LED Siz~s368-20-aB, BASS szeis | 614 220 5870 | SWITCH, TACT,P3 30 645, TNOUCTOR, 1H 3 v8 414 o2t 6405 | scReW S-1P6 tN axs,tamp Pwo || n2528 | 408 020 7809 | LED SLZ-3368-20-A8, MUTE s2e17 | 614 220 5870 oaioi | 40s Tm 2SA733-T-R v9 411 21 6408 | SCREW S-1P6 BTN 3x8, 264i | 407 007 9904 | oL00e Guson s2618 | 614 220 5870 or 405, TR 25A733-K CHASSIS-AMP_PwB or 407 012 4408 | oTOoE 185133 sze1e | 614 220 5870 a 408 TH 25Ai015-6R veo 411 021 6405 | SCREW 5-TPG BIN 3x8, or 407 012 8809 | bYooE 185178 Seezo | 614 220 5870 ost | Aas th mutzoz HEAT StHK-BRACKET or 407 £83 6109 | OFODE 1ssit9-o41 52608 | 614 246 7138 on 408 TR BALAGH va 411 021 6405 | SCREW 5-TPG BIN 3x8, 2642 | 407 007 8904 | DYODE Guaot yaaor | 614 003 4303 ee 405, TR oTcsaes ‘AMP PNB-BRACKET or 407 012 4408 | oro0e 185133 veavz | 614 003 4363 sis | 405 TR 2scz001-x vee 411 o2t 6408 | ScREW 5-TPG BIN 3x8, or 407 012 8809 | orooe 185176 yaaos | 614 003 6768 ea 408 Th 2scztz0-¥ TU PWB-BRACKET or 407 183 6109 | DIODE 185119-041 x2eot | 614 215 5561 | RESONATOR, CERAMIC, 3P, otomuz |] qs104 | 405 Tm RNIZIL vas 411 021 6405 | SCREW 5-TPG BIW 3x8, bas4s | 407 06% 6508 | zeweR DIODE Gzss.7Y ea 408 TR BAIAAZ ORACKET-CHASSIS or 407 083 5808 | ZENER DIODE WTZ4.78 or 408, Te orciaTs vs 411 021 6405 | SCREW 5-TPG BIN 3x8, basse | 407 007 9904 | or00e uaos 105 | a08 TR wuiz02z (CHASSIS-FRONT BRACKET or 407 012 440s | r0De 185133 Se ne 208 Th BAIAMM v8 411 021 9804 | SCREW S-TPG BIN 4x8, or 407 012 8800 | DIODE 18si76 Ref. No.| Part No. Description or ae TR DTCLiNES BRACKET-CHASSIS( TRANS) or DIODE 155119-04 Te G14 250 G27E | ASSY, PWBLANP(N.5.PY os10s | 405 TR Ru2202 v8 411 021 6405 | SCREW 5-TPG BIN 3x8, 264s DYODE GuAoT cuss | 614 038 4921 | sockéT, 2,10 FRONT or 408, Th BAA DECK MECHA-FRONT or DIODE 18533 pi2si | 614 240 1101 LAMP, 12V GoMA or 405, TR DTALIAES ver 411 021 6405 | screw 5-196 BW 3x8, PosrsToR || or DIODE 185176 ptzsz | 614 240 1101 | LAMP, 12v Goma 3601 | 408 TR 25ca4sn-P 28 411 074 0603 | SCREW TPG PANSFLG 3416, or DIODE 185119-041 ca “08 Th 28CO48A-K PONER IC-HEAT SINK e281 1 w3822202-052FP ca 408 Th 28C1815-6R ves ‘411 021 9604 | SCREW S-TPG BIM 4x8, 140s. 16 Las4sos ‘TAPE DECK AMPLIFIER P. W. BOARD ASSY ossoz | 405 Tm 25¢1627-Y ‘TRANSFORNER L2eot FILTER, 100UH,REPPLE CANCEL ga7o1 | 40s Th 2sci7aas-S ys0 411 o2t 6405 | SCREW S-T#G BIN 3x8, e026 LCO(LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY) Ref. No.[ Part No. Description ne ae Th aseeresc SPEAKER SW-H,P SOCKET geet TR Rwi204 73 Tia 280 TEE | ASST, PHB, DECK ANP(W.S.PY oo faa TRISSCOTAESE vst 4x1 021 3107 | ScREW 5-16 BIN 2.6x8, or TR BALL casos | 403 058 9900 oLYESTER 0.018U K SOV or ae irajesczaesien BRACKET -ECABUTTON or ra oreiaaes c3eos | 403 062 1105 POLYESTER 0.047U M_50V cree tack Th awtzoe vse 411 028 2908 | SCREW 5-TPG PAW 2x4, Q2s22 TR RNiz08 casos | 403 058 1102 | roLvester 100° x ov ea ae Reker DECK-BRACKET or Ta BAILaN cso | 614 017 2166 pLUG,9P,TO TUNER/AE-ANP or nad BICLIHES v3 411 028 2005 | SCREW S-TPG Paw 2x4, or TR orcisses cnaoz | 614 017 2126 TO TUNER/PRE-AMP cava tase REC, SPRINGPLATE 2623 Ta ANIZ04 caos | 614 017 2677 TO WECHANISN swiTcH || Oe a Th 2ozraeee v8 ant o2t 6405 | scnew 5-196 81N 3x8, DECK PCB || or TR BALLAM tvaoe | 614 020 ose2| socKér.de,o MEcHantsw woron || or 408 Th 2502786-F 1 021 6408 | SCREW 5-17 ; or 405 000 6104 | 78 oTCsaAEs 34, or 408 014 8209 | TR 25cz45e-cR ee eo wEcin READ FIX Gases | tae oot oaos | anszon Sia O16 eave |pLuc,ahyrésr om erase Ib atetesttocel| a ance ¥36 ant o2t 3107 | Screw S-196 BIN 2.6x8, or 405 078 3005 | 78 BALLAM 614 017 2530 | PLUG,2P,70 STOP swITcH te Pastoral conn lta anna ‘MP FRONT PCB or 405 000 0104 | 72 oTCIAaes 614 017 2653 | PLUG, 4P,T0 PLAY HEAD or ostono| atna|| TRioreiiies vs? 411 021 6405 | SCREW S-TG BIN 3x8, 2628 | 405 001 0408 | 78 RNiZ08 614 017 2677 | PLUG, 6P.70 P/R & E HEAD fesuoart | tacit santonas||isuiven’arine n7e) {co LAN PCB or 405.078 3005 | TR BALLAM 407 007 9808 | vroDe reson |) Sora] sno] 7e01||leorumimerentexta) 38 411 024 3708 | SCREW S-TPG PaN+FLG 2x6, or 406 000 6104 | Te OTCLAdeS 407 012 4406 | DIODE Dece-BRACKET 2626 | 405 001 0408 | Te Rwiz08 407 012 $809 | or0De vs9 412 003 1708 | Scaew,SPEctALM,cD ooo sw || or 405 078 3008 | TR BALLAN 407 007 9908 | prope STOP SWITCH P. W. BOARD ASSY or 408 000 6104 | 18 OTCisses 407 012 4408 | D100 = 2827 | 405 067 0800 | 18 RN2207 407 012 5809 | Dro0e Ref.wo.[ Part No. SR or 405.078 2404 | TR BNIAMP 407 007 9908 | or00e 74 B14 265 5555 [ASST PHB, Sonne eos ae or 408 000 0904 | 72 oTATLAYS. 407 012 4408 | or00e este 017 2539 | PLUG,2P,70 TAPE DECK ANP Ref. No.[ Part Wo. Description 2628 | 408 001 0408 | TR Rw1208 407 012 8809 | D100 sao01 | 614 203 7911 | swrTcH, STOP ha Bia 259, 6206 | ASST, FRONT (WSF) or 408 076 3008 | Ta BALLIN 407 007 9804 | 0100 -44~ -a5-