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DIGITAL AUDIO
MINI STEREO COMPONENT SYSTEM
MODEL AC-220/SR-225
MODEL AC-320/SR-425

CONTENTS
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................................... 2
INFORMATIONS ....................................................................................................... 3
SPECIFICATIONS ..................................................................................................4
CONTROLS .............................................................................................................6
I. DISASSEMBLY...................................................................................................7
II. PRINCIPAL PARTS LOCATION ......................................................................... 8
111. CD PLAYER BLOCK ......................................................................................... 10
IV. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT ............................................................................ 13
V. PARTS LIST ....................................................................................................... 15
VI. BLOCK DIAGRAM ............................................................................................ 36
VII. WIRING DIAGRAM ........................................................................................... 37
VIII. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ................................................................................... 38
IX. PCB COMPONENT DIAGRAM ........................................................................ 42
X. REMOTE HANDSET MANUAL ......................................................................... 52
XI. INFORMATION OF TRANSISTOR/ICs ............................................................... 55
XII. ABBREVITIONS............................................................................................. 56

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
PRECAUTIONS DURING SERVICING
1. Parts identified by the & (* ) symbol parts are
critical for safety. Replace them only with parts
whose numbers are specified.
2. In addition to safety, other parts and assemblies are
specified for conformance with such regulations as
those applying to spurious radiation.
These must also
be replaced only with specified
replacements. .
Examples: RF converters, tuner units, antenna selection
switches,
RF cables, noise-blocking capacitors,
noise-blocking filters. etc.
3. Use specified internal Wiring. Note especially:
1) Wires covered with PVC tubing
2) Double insulated wires
3) High voltage leads
4. Use specified insulating materials for hazardous live
parts. Note especially:
1) Insulating Tape
2) PVC tubing
3) Spacers (insulating barriers)
4) Insulating sheets for transistors
5) Plastic screws for fixing micro switches
5. When replacing AC primary side components
(transformers, power cords, noise blocking capacitor,
etc.), wrap ends
of wires securely about the terminals
before soldering.
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6. Make sure that wires do not contact heat generating
parts (heat sinks, oxide metal film resistors, fusible
resistors, etc.)
7. Check if replaced wires do not contact sharply edged
or pointed parts.
8. Also check areas surrounding repaired parts.
9. Make sure that foreign objects (screws, solder droplets,
etc.)
do not remain inside the set.
MAKE YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO PROTECT THE
ENVIRONMENT
Used batteries with the ISO symbol for
recycling
as well as small accumulators
(rechargeable batteries), mini-batteries
(cells) and starter batteries should not
be thrown into the garbage can.
Please leave them at
an appropriate depot.
SAFETY CHECK AFTER SERVICING
After servicing, make measurements of leakage-current
or resistance
in order to check if exposed parts are
acceptably insulated from the supply circuit.
The leakage-current measurement should be done
between accessible metal parts, (such as chassis,
ground terminal, microphone jacks, signal input/output
connectors, etc.) and the earth ground through a resister
of 1500 ohm paralleled with a 0.15 µ F capacitor, under
the unit's normal working condition.
The leakage-current should
be less the 0.SmA rms AC.
The resistance measurement should be done between
accessible exposed metal parts and power cord plug
prongs with the power switch "ON" (if included). The
2
resistance should be more than 2.2Mohms.
PRECAUTIONS IN REPAIRING
When repairing or adjusting the unit, please note the
following points
1.Do not put excessive pressure on the mechanical"
part (operation part). including the pick-up block, as
extremely high mechanical precision is required
in
these parts.
2. When the base is removed for repair or adjustment.
Make sure that there are no metal objects between
the
P.C board or the mecha parts and the base.
3. The Micro-Computer and the CD signal processing
ICs may
be damaged by static electricity or leakage
from a soldering iron during repairing. While soldering,
please take the precautions against leakage as in
the illustration.
GND
4.Do not loosen any screws in the pick-up block.
Please refer to NOTE when replacing the pick
up
block.
5. To avoid hazardous invisible Laser Radiation, do not
look at the Laser Beam (Objective lens) directly.
6. On model for some countries. laser warning labels
are affixed on and inside of the unit as shown below.
For your safety, read these labels carefully before
repairing or adjusting the unit.
CAUTION
The use of controls or adjustments or the performance
of procedures other than those specified herein may
result
in hazardous radiation.
[
EUROPE, SCANDINAVIA, UK and AUSTRALIA ]
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
KLASSE 1 LASER PRODUKT
LUOKAN 1 LASER LAITE
KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT
Label affixed on the rear panel of the unit
CAUTION: INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN
AND INTERLOCK DEFEATED.AVOID EXPOSURET08EAM
AOVARSEL USYNUG LASERSTRAUNG VED l>e,.
NING SIKKERHEDSAFBRYDERE ER UDE AF FUNKTION
UNDGAUDIETTELSE FOR STRALING
VARO AVATTAESSA JA SUOJALUKITUS OHiTET·
TAESSA OLET ALTTIINA NAKYMi\TTOMALLA l.ASERSATE•
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>tA KA TSO SAT€ESEEN'
VARNING: OSYNLIG LASERSTRALNING NAA DENNA
DEL AA <iPPNAD OCH SPIIRREN AR URKOPPLAD
BETRAKTA EJ STRAI..EN!
Label affixed on the CD MECHA BLOCK
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INFORMA 110N
SYMBOLS FOR PRIMARY DESTINATION
Alphabet indicates the destination of the units as listed
below.
j Symbol Prinncipal Destination
[A] USA
IJlJ
UK
[[] Europe (except,
UK)
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Australia
I [YJ Germany
[ill Universal
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VOLTAGE CONVERSION( [QJ [Yj Model only)
Before connecting the power cord, set the VOLTAGE
SELECTOR located on the rear panel of the AC-220/320
so that the correct voltage for your area is indicated.
[U5,U8, Y6, Y7]
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SPECIFICATIONS
[Tuner Section]
Frequency range
FM ............................................................................................................................. 87.5-108MHz(50KHz step)
wrviJ ........................................................................................................................................... 530-1710KHz(U8)
................................................................................................................................... 531-1602KHz (except
UB)
LW 144-288KHz(1KHz step) (E1/E2/E3/B1 only)
SW ............................................................................................................. 3.8-12.5MHz(5KHz step) (Y7 only)
USABLE SENSITIVITY
FM ............................................................................................................. (E1/E2/E3/B1) 20.2d8f(IHF,3%THD}
..............................................................................................................(S1/U5/U8/Y6/Y7) 16.2dBf(IHF,3%THO}
wrv!J .......................................................................................................................................................... 500µ Vm
LW ...........................................................................................................................................................800µVm
SW ..........................................................................................................................................................800µVm
S/N Ratio(IHF)
FM .................................................................................................................... (MONO 75dB, STEREO 65dB)
MW ...............................................................................................................................................................40d8
LW ................................................................................................................................................................30dB
SW ...............................................................................................................................................................30dB
Stereo separation ........................................................................................................................40dB(at 1KHz)
[AMPLIFIER Section]
Power output ...............................................................................(AC-220} 14W+14W (6ohms,10%THD,EIAJ)
Input sensitivity
10W+10W (6ohms,1%THD,DlN)
(AC-320) 27W+27W (6ohms,10%THD,EIAJ)
20W+20W (6ohms,1%THD,DIN)
Line input(AUX IN) ........................................................................................................................
350mV/47K!l
channel separation ......................................................................................................................................53dB
Frequency response .....................................................................................................
30Hz-60KHz (-3dB)
[DECK SECTION]
Track system .............................................................................................................4track, 2channel system
Frequency response .......................................................................... 40Hz-15KHz (Normal Tape, +3dB/-7dB)
Wow & Flutter ............................................................................................................................................... 0.1 ''lo(WRMS)
SIN ratio ......................................................................................................................................................................53dB
Total harmonic distortion ...........................................................................................................less than 1%(at 315Hz)
Channel separation ....................................................................................................................................................43dB
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[CD SECTION]
Pick up system ............................................................................................................................3Beam Laser
Sampling frequency ...............................................................................................................................
44.1 KHz
Error correction system ...................................................................................Cross interleave read solomon
Number of channels ............................................................................................................................ 2Channel
Frequency response ........................................................................................................................20Hz-20KHz
Wow & Flutter ............................................................................................................................Below measurable limits
SIN ratio .....................................................................................................................................................................83dB
Total harmonic distortion .....................................................................................................................0.035% (at 1KHz)
Channel separation ...................................................................................................................................73dB(at 1KHz)
Dynamic
range .......................................................................................................................................... 82d8 (at 1KHz}
[GENERAL]
Power requirement
E1/E2/E3/B1/S1 ...................................................................................................................................
AC 220-230V/50H:z
U5/U8/Y6/Y7........................................................................................................... AC110/127/220-230/240V, 50/60Hz
Power consumption ................................................................................................................40W/AC-220, 50W/AC-320
Weight ..................................................................................................................................6.6Kg/AC-220,
7.1 Kg/AC-320
[SPEAKER SECTION]
ITEM SR-425
System Constructions ........................3-way 3-speakers
Woffer Unit ......................................... 135mm Cone type
Midrange Unit .....................................65mm Cone type
Tweeter Unit .......................................20mm dome type (piezo)
System Impedance...........................sn
Maxium Power Input .........................80w
Sensitivity..........................................more than 87dB/w/m
Frequency Response........................60Hz-20KHz
Harmonic Distortion.......................... less than
3%
Enclosure Type .................................bass reflex type
Units Layout ......................................L/R mirror layout
Dimensison ........................................200(W)X305(H)X265(O)
Net Weight .........................................3.6Kg/pc
SR-225
3-way 3-speakers
135mm Cone type
65mm
Cone type
20mm dome type (piezo)
60
30w
more than 87dB/w/m
60Hz-20KHz
less
than 3%
bass reflex type
L/R mirror layout
200(w)X305(H)X235(O)
2.8Kg/pc
For improvement purposes, specifications
and design are subject to change without notice.
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• MAIN UNIT
1. Disc tray
2. System FL display
3. Remotesensor
4. TIMERoperation buttons
5. CH MEMO button
6. DUBBINGx1/x2button
7. PHONES jack
8. MICjack
9. Mixing control
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O. Tape deckI cassettecompartment
11. TapedeckI operation buttons
TP
12. TRAYOPEN/CLOSE button
13. DISC CHANGE button
14. BALANCE button
15. Inputsource
select buttons
16. Volume control
17. Multi-function buttons
18. DYNAMIC SUPER BASS button
19. POWER ON/STANDBY button
20. Tape deck
II cassette compartment
21. Tapedeck
II operation buttons
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I. DISASSEMBLY
1· 1. REMOVE OF MAIN COVER
1) Remove the seven screws on back
and six screws on both sides.
2) Remove the MAIN COVER
Fig. 1-1
1-2. REMOVE OF CD MECHA & FRONT PANEL
1) Remove the CD door (B)
2) Remove the
four screws (A) on both sides and
disconnect three connectors and the flat cable
from the CD{TUNER!f APE P.C.B.
3) Remove the·
CD player block
4) Remove thethree screws (8) and twoscrews(C)
on both sides.
5) Removethe FRONT PANEL
CD PLAYER BLOCK
SCREW (A)
Fig. 1-2
CHASSIS i3AC'<
Ci-JASS'S-BAC<
CHASS!S-fDTTOM
CASSETTE v1ECHA ·
SCREW (B)
SCREW
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II. PRINCIPAL PARTS LOCATION
POWER AMP EQ P.C. BOARD
Fig. 2-1
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POWER TRANS PRIMARY PC BOARD
CD/TUNER/TAPE P.C. BOARD
CASSETTE MECHA
KEY /DISPLAY P.C. BOARD

TRAVERSE
MECHA.
PICK UP
BLOCK LOADING
MOTOR CLAMP SW
DISC DISC HOLDER
& CLOSE SW HOLDER RETAINING SCREW
SLED SPINDLE JUNCTION OPEN
TABLE TABLE DETECT
MOTOR MOTOR PCB SW
MOTOR PCB MOTOR PCB
Fig. 2·2 CD PLAYER BLOCK
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LOADING TRAY

Ill CD PLAYER BLOCK
3-1. DISASSEMBLY
* Remove the CD PLAYER BLOCKbefore proceeding.
3-1-1. Removal of the TRAVERSE MECHA.
1) Remove the TRAVERSE COVER by releasing the two
tabs
in the direction of the arrow as shown in Fig. 3· 1.
TAB
TRAVERSE COVER
Fig. 3-1
2) Short the circuit on the PICK UP BLOCK with solder as
shown in Fig. 3-2.
Note :To protect the laser diode from damage caused by
high voltage static electricity, a part
of the PCB on the
PICK UP BLOCK has to be shorted before
disconnecting the connectors. After replacement, be
sure to connect the
two connectors and then remove
the solder of the shorted circuit before turning the
power ON.
ISHORT POINT!
Short
1:::::111'.; " with
liiiii:w solder
PCS
Fig. 3-2
PICKUP
BLOCK
Bottom view
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3) Disconnect the two connectors carefully.
TRAVERSE
MECHA.
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4) Remove the four retaining screws, then remov~ the
TRAVERSE MECHA.
5) Proceed in the reverse order for installation but never
unsolder the shorted circuit before connecting the three
connectors.
3-1-2. Replacement of the SLED MOTOR
1) Remove the TRAVERSE ME CHA (refer to section 3-1-1 ).
2) Unsolder the leads of the SLED and SPINDLE MOTORs
then remove the MOTOR PCB.
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MOTOR PCB
SLED MOTOR
Fig. 3-4
Fig. 3-5

3) Remove the two retaining screws, then remove the SLED
MOTOR.
Next, extract the plastic gear from the motor shaft and
attach
it onto the new motor's shaft.
4) Reassemble in the reverse order.
About the SPINDLE MOTOR:
Replacement of the SPINDLE MOTOR itself is not
recommended, because adjustment of the TURN TABLE
height is quite critical and requires
the use of a special jig.
3-1-3. Replacement of the PICK UP BLOCK
1) Remove the TRAVERSE MECHA (refer to section 3-1-1 ).
2) While pressing the @ stopper upwards, pull the SLIDE
SHAFT to the right to remove the PICK UP BLOCK, then
replace the PICK UP BLOCK.
SLED SHAFT
@STOPPER
PICK UP BLOCK TURN TABLE
Fig. 3-6
3) Reassemble in the reverse order.
3-1-4. Replacement of the LOADING MOTOR
1) Slide the protruding part of the GEAR HOLDER PART in
the direction of the arrow, then pull out the TRAY BLOCK.
Fig. 3-7
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2) Unhook the LOADING BELT with tweezers.
LOADING BELT
Fig.3-8
3) Unsolder the lead wires of the LOADING MOTOR with a
soldering iron.
4) While releasing the LOADING MOTOR's three retaining
hooks, push the motor pully part down with your middle
finger to remove the LOADING MOTOR, then replace it.
LOADING
MOTOR
Fig: 3-9
GRAY STRIPE
5) Reassemble in the reverse order. Make sure that the wire
with the gray stripe is connected to the mo!Jr•s O marked
terminal when soldering.
3-1-5. Removal of the TRAY BLOCK
1) If the TRAY BLOCK is in the "in" posaiori, slide the
protruding part ofthe GEAR HOLDER PARlin the direction
of the arrow and pull outthe
TRAY BLOCK slowly (refer to
Fig. 3-7).
2) In order to disengage the two stoppers,
:a refully press
the@ part of the TRAY BLOCK downwaris while pulling
the TRAY BLOCK out as shown in Fig. 3-10.
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STOPPER
@PART
TRAY BLOCK
4) Remove the TRAY BLOCK by pulling it out carefully.
5) Reassemble in the reverse order for installation. When
reattaching the TRAY
BLOCK to the chassis, carefully
align the guides on both sides of the TRAY
BLOCK with
their corresponding rails
on the chassis. Also, make sure
that any
one of the reference marks on the DISC HOLDER
aligns with the reference
mark on the LOADING TRAY.
LOADING TRAY
DISC HOLDER
REFERENCE MARK
Fig. 3-11
Next, move the head of the GEAR HOLDER PART in the
direction of the arrow before engaging the stoppers
as shown
in Fig. 3-12.
HEAD OF THE
GEAR HOLDER PART
Fig. 3-12
3-1-6. Replacement of the TABLE MOTOR
1) Remove the TRAY BLOCK (refer to section 3-1-5).
2) Remove the DISC HOLDER retaining screw then remove
the DISC HOLDER.
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TABLE GEAR JOINT DETECT WORM
MOTOR PART PCB GEAR
3) Unsolderthe leads of theTABLE MOTOR and remove the
TABLE MOTOR PCB.
RED
MARK TABLE
MOTOR PCB
Fig. 3-14
HOOK
4) RemovetheTABLE MOTORby pulling it out while opening
the TABLE MOTOR retaining hook. Next, remove the
WORM GEAR BLOCK by pulling the GEAR JOINT PART
out and attach it to the new motor as shown in Fig. 3-13.
5) Reassemble in the reverse order.
• When soldering the TABLE MOTOR PCB on the TABLE
MOTOR, the
TABLE MOTOR's red markmust be visible
through the hole on the TABLE MOTOR PCB.
• When attaching the DISC HOLDER on the LOADING
TRAY, make sure to place the DISC HOLDER so that
any one of the three reference marks aligns with the
reference mark on the LOADING TRAY (any two
reference holes on the DISC HOLDER align with the
corresponding reference holes on the LOADING TRAY
accordingly).
(Refer to Fig. 3-11)

IV. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT
4-1. CASSETTE DECK ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT
PRECAUTIONS: Before adjustment, clean and demagnetizethe heads and tape guides.
ADJUSTMENT STEP:
1. TESTTAPEffESTCONDTION
2. MODE
3. CHECKPOINT/ADJUSTMENTPART
4. REMARK(•---> Test point) AND RESULT (*-3>-Adjustment part)
2 TAPE II NORMAL(x)1 SPEED
1. 3,000Hz Test Tape
2. play
3. Adjust VR508
4. Connect a frequency counter to
play L&R output test point TP3
(GND) and TP1 (LCH),
TP2
(RCH) 3000Hz ± 30Hz ,----
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1 TAPE II HIGH(x)2SPEED
1. 3,000Hz Test Tape
2. Tape
II, play; Tape I, REC and
HIGH DUBBING
3. Adjust VR509
4. Connect a frequency counter to
play L&R output test point TP3
(GND) and TP1 (LCH), TP2
(RCH) 6000Hz ± 60Hz
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CDffUNER/TAPE
PCB (TOPVIEW)
VR509
VR508
(GND)
TP6
(RCH) VR501
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VR502 (LCH)
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3 BIAS OSC FREQUENCY
1. No input signal, normal recording
test tape.
2. REC
3. Adjust T503
4. • Connect a frequency counter
between CN106 GND & ERASE
* 96KHz+2/-1 KHz
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TP2
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TP3
(GND)
EQ/AMP P.C BOARD
(BOTTOM VIEW)
4 NORMAL POSITION BIAS
1. Connect AC Voltmeter between TP6
(GNO) and TP5(Lch), TP7(Rch) Rec
Adjust VR502(Lch), VR501(Rch) to
10mV (6.5mV AC-220)
2. AUX INPUT 1KHz and 10KHz
LEVEL -20dB (Ref: TAPE 0dB)
3. REC and PB
4. Confirm the signal level of 1KHz and
10KHz is equal or within +0/-3dB
If
not good, repeat 1-3 steps

5 HEAD AZIMUTH ALIGNMENT(TAPE I& II)
1. 10KHz Test Tape
2. play
3. Adjust Head Azimuth screw
4. Connect an oscilloscope
to play L&R
output test point TP1ffP2/TP3
Maximum output level
4-2. CD ELECTRICAL ADJUST
8 FOCUSBIAS
1. Test disc SONY YEDS-18
2. CD play
3. Adjust VR201
4. Connect an 40MHz oscilloscope
the
RF TP8 & GND, adjust the RF
signal to maximum
*1.2V p-p(ONLY FOR REFERENCE)
AZIMUTH
ALIGNMENT SCREW
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V. PARTS LIST
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IA TTENllON :
: 1. When placing an order for parts, be sure to listthe part No., Model No. and the description of each part. I
I Otherwise, the nondelivery of the part or the delivery of a wrong partmay result. I
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2. Please make sure that part No. is correctwhen ordering. I
I lfnot, a partdifferentfromthe oneyou ordered may be delivered. I
I 3. Since the parts shown in parts list of preliminary service manual may have been the subject of changes, I
I please use this parts list for all future reference. I
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[NOTE]
1. This parts listlists those parts which areconsidered necessary for repairs. Othercommon parts, such as
resistors and capacitors, are listed in the "Common ListforService Parts"from which these parts should
be selected and stocked.
2. The Recommended SpareParts listshows those parts in the parts listwhich are considered particularly
importantfor service.
3. Parts not shown in the parts listand "Common List for Service Parts" will not in principle be supplied.
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IWARNING I
I & (*) INDICATED SAFETY CRITICAL COMPONENTS. FOR CONTINUED SAFETY, REPLACE I
: SAFETY CRITICAL COMPONENTS ONLY WITH MANUFACTURE'S RECOMMENDED PARTS. :
:AVEERTISSEMENT :
1 & (*) IL INDIQUE LES COMPOSANTS CRITIQUES DE SOCURITE. POUR MAINTENIR LE I
I DEGREDE SOCURITEDE L'APPAREIL, NE REMPLACER QUE DES PIOCES RECOMMANDEES I
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1. REMOTE P.C. BOARD
REF.NO.
CF001
IC001
LED001
PCB
0001
PART NO.
007-300455-63
033-806122-13
130-600101-10
090-385604-01
031-468050-03
210-010101-02S
2. ASS'YKEY/DISPLAY P.C. BOARD
REF.NO.
0413
0401-412
0414-419
FLT
HSSW
IC401
IC403
L401
MICJACK
MICVOLUME
0401-410
RH
SW402/403/404/414/412/
SW413/414/415/416/417/
SW418/423/424/425/426/427
SW408/419/420/428
SW421/422
X401
X402
PARTNO.
030-560031-00
030-560034-10
030-540034-04
035-131610-00
046-080001-00
033-002401-42
034-B00501-12
005-101056-00
061-121406-00
011-202298-00
031-279014-032
036-600446-01
046-101102-62
046-1
011 02-627
046-100116-48
037-032768-1 0
007-208000-06
3. ASS'YPOWERAMP/EQ P.C BOARD
REF. NO. PARTNO.
AC CORD(E1/E2/E3/Y7/U5/U8) & 071-669078-00
AC CORD(B1/Y6)
AC COORD(S1)
AC FILTER(E1/E2/E3/B1)
0700/706/707/710/712/726/
D7281729/732/733/734/747/
0750/761/762( for AC-320)
D700/706/707/710/712/714/
D722/726/728/729/732/733/
D7341747( for AC-220)
D7011703/704/705/721
0702/709/715/718/719/720/
0725/730/741-744/0747
for AC-320)
0708/713/731
071-449078-20
071-559078-20
002-300002-09
031-174148-00
030-410062-00H
030-314002-10
030-410062-00H
DESCRIPTION
RESONATOR CRK455 455KHz
REMOTE TRANSMITTER UPD6122G-001
INFRA RED EMITTINT DIODE
EL-1 L1
REMOTE BOARD T=1.6mm 94HB (46X119mm)
TRANSISTOR NPN KTC8050C
REMOTEBATTERYCOVER
DESCRIPTION
LED YELLOWDIODE "MYB31CA"
LED MYB34C YELLOW
LED MGB34D GREEN
"SVA-16MM10"
PUSH
SVV VPS-800
XL24C01A
MCU AKWBCA M38184MB-191FP
FIXED INDUCTOR COIL LONELY "SP0203-101J-7"
MIC JACKVERTICAL
HSJ 1406-01-010
ROTARY VOLUME
2KB "ALPS"
TRANSISTOR NPN SS9014C
REMOCON RECEIVER SPS-446-1
TACK SW 1T1102
TACK SWITCH "I.T.1102P"
TACK SW"TM116A"
CRYSTAL 32.768MHz
CERAMIC RESONATOR CST 8.00 MTW
DESCRIPTION
AC LINE CORD VDE 78" BLACK PLUG & PIN ASS'Y
AC CORD BS STANDW/5A 250V FUSE MOULDED PLUG 78" BLACK
AC LINE CORD
SAA PLUG W/TERMINAL(24183BS-2) 78" BLACK
LINER FILTER COIL LF-40-102
SILCON DIODE IN4148
ZENER DIODE 7.5V
RECTIFIER DIODE IN4002
ZENER DIODE 6.2V 500mW
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D716 030-410270-01
D717/724 030-410130-00H
D727 030-41 0051-00H
D736-739 & 030-315401-00
D746 030-410039-00H
FUSE
701 (for AC-220) & 082-220500-13
FUSE
701 (for AC-320) & 082-220630-10
FUSE 702
~ 082-221600-03
FUSE 703(U5/U8/Y6/Y7) & 082-221000-03
HEAD PHONE [phone]
IC701 033-314052-21
IC706 033-009260-14
IC707(for AC-320) 033-218751-38
IC707(for AC-220) 033-202616-33Q
IC708 033-007338-11
IC709 033-507805-31
IC702-IC704 033-204558-18
IC705(for AC-220) 033-204558-18
IC710(for AC-320) 033-218751-38
Q704/705(for AC-320) 031-211048-25
Q706(for AC-320) 031-241796-00
Q707(for AC-320) 031-221257-00
Q?00/704-709/711/718 031-279014-03V
Q719/731/732(for AC-220)
Q700Q711/718/731/ 031-279014-03V
950/951 (for AC-320)
Q703(for AC-320) 031-440114-05V
Q703/708/724/725/726/ 031-279015-03V
Q730(for AC-220)
Q708/716/724/725/726/ 031-279015-03V
Q730(for AC-310)
Q
710/713/715(for AC-320) 031-232458-25V
Q712 031-278550-04V
Q721
031-278550-03V
Q722/727 031-221335-05
Q728/729 031-278050-0JV
RE701 (for AC-220) 006-110212-04
R847/850/856 & 013-220305-82
R908 & 013-129305-62
4. ASS'Y CDfrUNER/TAPE P.C. BOARD
co
REF.NO. PART NO.
0260/265/266/311/312/313 030-134148-00H
0290-294 030-314002-10
0310 030-410051-00H
04410 030-600048-00
IC200 033-601782-640
ZENER DIODE 27V 0.5W
ZENER DIODE 13V
ZENER DIODE 5.1V0.5W
DIODE IN5401
ZENER DIODE 3.9V
0.5W
FUSE 500mA/250VVDE
FUSE 630mA/250VVDE
FUSE 1.6A/250VVDE
FUSETIA1250V
PHONE JACK3.5 DIA
MC14052BCP DUAL 4-CH MULTIPLEXER
TC9260P ELECTRONTC VOLUME
POWER AMP IC
S1-18751 "SANKEN"
TDA2616Q PHILIPS
AN7338K
4+1 PRESET EQ
L7805CVVOLTAGEREGULATOR
BA4558 DUALAMP
BA4558 DUALAMP
POWER AMP IC Sl-18751 "SANKEN"
TRANSISTOR 2SA1048Y"TOSHIBA"
TRANSISTOR NPN 2SD1796 "SANKEN"
TRANSISTOR PNP 2S81257 "SANKEN"
TRANSISTOR NPN SS9014C SAMSUNG
TRANSISTOR NPN SS9014C SAMSUNG
TRANSISTOR DTC114ES-TP
TRANSISTOR DNP SS9015C SAMSUNG
TRANSISTOR DNP SS9015C SAMSUNG
TRANSISTOR 2SC2458
TRANSISTOR PNP SS8550D SAMSUNG
TRANSISTOR CS8550C
TRANSISTOR 2S81335-T
TRANSISTOR SS8050C
RELAY POWTV-3"OSA-SS-212DM5"
FUSING RESISTOR 22 OHM
1W
FLAME PROOF FUSING RESISTOR 0.2 OHM 1W
DESCRIPTION
SILCON DIODE IN4148
DIODE IN4002
ZENER DIODE 5.1V 0.5W
INFRA RAD LED GL4800
CXA1782BQ/BR
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IC201 033-209258-61 KA9258O
IC202 033-K02508-64 CXD2508A4
IC204 033-206247-18 MOTOR DRIVER BA6247
IC260 033-204558-18 DUALAMP BA4558
TR200 031-211317-00V TRANSISTOR 2SA1317
TR201/202 031-279014-03V TRANSISTOR NPN SS9014C SAMSUNG
TR260 031-430144-05V TRANSISTOR DTA144ES
TR261/262/290/313/314 031-440114-60 TRANSISTOR DTC114TS
TR292 031-221425-00V TRANSISTOR 2SB1245
TR311 031-233330-00V TRANSISTOR 2SC3330
TR312
031-203536-0SV TRANSISTOR 536FS
TR4410 031-594800-00 PHOTO TRANS DIODE PT 4800
VR2D1 012-103330-06 SEMI-FIXED RES 13-10K OHM
X240 007-201693-06 RESONATOR OSC
CSA 16.93MHz
1UNER
TU-A (E1/E2/B1/E3) 103-146601-04 TUNER ASS'YFM/MW/LWTFCB3E720A
TU-B (Y6/U5/U8/S1) 103-146401-04 TUNER ASS'YFM/AM TFCB1 U717A
TU-C
(Y?)
103-146101-04 TUNER ASS'YFM/MW/SWTECB1S713A
ANTTERMINAL 061-480312-00 ANTENNATERMINAL "HSP-312V-02"
AUXTERMINAL 071-782421-00 PUSH TERMINAL 2PIN HSP-242V1-05 "KUNMING"
0101 030-134148-00H SILCON DIODE IN4148
D102
030-410062-00H ZENER DIODE 6.2V
0502/503
030-130024-00H SILCON DIODE CDG24
Q101/106 031-278050-03V TRANSISTOR 53805DC
Q102/103/105 031-279014-03V TRANSISTOR NPN SS9014 SAMSUNG
Q104 031-279015-03V TRANSISTOR PNP SS9015C SAMSUNG
TAPE
0501/513/514/516/517/518 030-134148-00H SILCON DIODE IN4148
0519
030-410100-00H ZENER DIODE 10V
5%
IC501 033-203246-16 LA3246
IC502
033-207324-14 TA73249
IC503
033-203241-16 LA3241
IC504
033-204558-18 BA4558
IC505
033-201330-13 UPC1330
L502 005-271101-00 FIXED INDUCTOR COIL 270MH
Q503/504/508/511/512/ 031-279014-03V TRANSISTOR SS9014C
Q516/517/521/522/523/
Q525/526/527/530
Q510/513/529 031-279015-03V TRANSISTOR SS90115C
Q518
031-370435-00 TRANSISTOR 80435
0524
031-278550-04V TRANSISTOR SS8550O
T501/502/504/505 007
-1 00100-009 BIAS TRAP COIL 1002-121
T503 002-815100-05 REC OSC IET 510-067
VR5O1/502 112-103541-06 SEMI-FIXED RES 100K
VR5O8 012-103330-06 SEMI-FIXED RESISTOR 10KBVERTICAL
VR5O9 012-502310-06 SEMI-FIXED RESISTOR 5KB VERTICAL
5. PC BOARD BLOCK
REF.NO
PARTNO.
DESCRIPTION
1-a(B 1/E 1/E2/E3 for AC-320) 771-AC32001-04 TC-DK
P.C. BOARD
1-b(S1/U5/U8/Y6 for AC-320) 771-AC32001-10 TC-DK
P.C. BOARD
1-c( Y7 for AC-320) 771-AC32001-13 TC-DK
P.C. BOARD
1-d(ALLVERSION) 771-AC32001-05 CD CONNECTOR
PC. BOARD
2-a(B1/E1/E2/E3 for AC-220) 771-AC22001-04 TC-DK
P.C. BOARD
2-b(S1/U5/U8/Y6 for AC-220) 771-AC22001-10 TC-DK
P.C. BOARD
2-c(Y7 for AC-220) 771-AC22001-12 TC-DK
P.C. BOARD
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3-a(B1/E1/E2/E3 )
3-b(UB
3-c(Y7)
3-d(S1/U5M6)
4-a(B1/E1/E2/E3 for AC-320)
4-b(S1/U5/U8M6 for AC-320)
5-a(B1/E1/E2/E3 for AC-220)
5-b(S1/U5/U8M6 for AC-220)
6-a(B1/E1/E2/E3 for AC-320)
6-b(S1/U5/U8M6 for AC-320)
6-c( Y7 for AC-320)
7-a(B1/E1/E2/E3 for AC-220)
7-b(S1/U5/U8M6 for AC-220)
7
-c(Y7 for AC-220)
8(ALL
VERSION)
6. ACCESSARY
REFNO
1
7.0THERS
TRANS. FORMER
771-AC32001-06
771-AC32001-12
771-AC32001-14
771-AC32001-15
771-AC32001-01
771-AC32001-08
771-AC32001-01
771-AC32001-08
771-AC32001-02
771-AC32001-09
771-AC32001 -11
771-AC22001-02
771-AC22001-09
771-AC22001-11
771-AC32001-03
PARTNO.
790-010103-02
(forAC-220)
(forAC-320)
(forAC-220)
{forAC-320)
& 001-66AC22022
& 001-66AC32022
001-66AA01-06
& 001-66AA02-06
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KEY &FLO P.C. BOARD
KEY &FLO PC. BOARD
KEY &FLO P.C. BOARD
KEY &FLO P.C. BOARD
AMPMAIN PC. BOARD
AMP MAIN P.C. BOA~D
AMPMAIN PC. BOARD
AMP MAIN PC. BOARD
POWER TRANS. PRIMARY PC. BOARD
POWERTRANS. PRIMARY PC. BOARD
POWER TRANS. PRIMARY PC. BOARD
POWERTRANS. PRIMARY PC. BOARD
POWER TRANS. PRIMARY PC. BOARD
POWERTRANS. PRIMARY PC. BOARD
POWER TRANS. SSECONDARY PC. BOARD
DESCRIPTION
REMOCON(RC-S320)
TRANS.
FORMER 230V/50Hz
TRANS.
FORMER 230V/50Hz
TRANS. FORMER MULTIPLE VOLTAGE
TRANS. FORMER MULTIPLE VOLTAGE