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SERVICE
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Pre-Output
Voltage/Impedance
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2.0...
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1.0V/10K
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Wow
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with
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NR
C
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54
dB
with
Dolby
NR
B
ON
46
dB
with
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NR
OFF
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*
Specifications
and
characteristics
are
subject
to
change
without
prior
notice.
*
Noise
reduction
system
manufactured
under
licence
from
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation.
“Dolby”
and
the
double-D
symbol
are
trademarks
of
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation,
Parts
Locations
and
Disassembly
Instructions
PROGRAMMABLE
MUSIC
SENSOR
Switch
(MUSIC
SENSOR)
Tape
Loading
Slot
—_——_———————
Fast
Forward
Switch
(FF)
LOUDNESS
Switch
(LOUD)
EJECT
Switch
Tape
Select
Switch
(METAL)
Tape
Direction
Indicators
DOLBY
NR
Switch
(B-Type)
REPEAT
Indicators
BASS/TREBLE
Controls
RETURN
EJECT
Indicator
VOLUME
Control
BALANCE
Control
DOLBY
NR
Switch
(C-Type)
REPEAT
Switch
LOUDNESS
Indicator
METAL
Indicator
DOLBY
C-Type
NR
Indicator
DOLBY
B-Type
NR
Indicator
RETURN
EJECT
Switch
Tape
Running
Mode
Indicator
CLEAR
Switch
PROGRAMABLE
MUSIC
SENSOR
Rewind
Switch
(REW)
Counter
(PMS)
case
PLAY/PROGRAM
Switch
A
Figure
1
Relay
Box
Control
Power
Lead
(E3)
(Orange)
Pre-out
(DIN)
Connector
(E1)
Remote
Control
(DIN)
Connector
(E2)
ACC
Power
Lead
(E4)
(Red)
Pa
ares
eS
Fuse
(5A)
Figure
2
—3-
1.
Removal
of
Top
Cover
(1)
Remove
four
screws
(A)
shown
in
Figures
3
and
4.
(2)
Remove
the
top
cover
backward.
Top
Cover
2.
Removal
of
Nosepiece
(1)
Pull
out
the
BALANCE
and
the
VOLUME
con-
tro!
knobs
shown
in
Figure
3.
(2)
Remove
two
screws
(B)
shown
in
Figures
3
and
4.
(3)
Remove
the
nosepiece
frontward.
BALANCE
3.
Removal
of
Switch/LED
P.C.
Board
Control
Knob
(1)
Remove
two
screws
(C)
shown
in
Figure
5.
VOLUME
Control
Knob
(A)
(2)
Carefully
disconnect
all
leads
and
connectors
Nosepiece
from
the
P.C.
Board
not
to
damage
the
flexible
Figure
3
P.C.
Board,
(3)
Remove
the
switch/LED
P.C.
Board.
(4)
Removal
of
Switch
Support
1)
Remove
four
hooks
(D)
shown
in
Figure
5
and
then
remove
the
switch
support
from
the
bottom
side.
(5)
Removal
of
LED
Support
1)
Unsolder
LD923
shown
in
Figure
5
from
the
pattern
side.
2)
Remove
two
hooks
(E)
shown
in
Figure
5
and
then
remove
the
LED
support
with
LD923,
4.
Removal!
of
Rear
Chassis
Figure
4
(1)
Remove
the
bottom
cover
shown
in
Figure
6.
(2)
Remove
nine
screws
(F)
shown
in
Figure
6.
(3)
Remove
two
screws
(G)
shown
in
Figure
7.
(4)
Remove
the
rear
chassis.
SS
ee
3
[sais
Sp
&
Hooks
(D)
Hooks
(E}
Switch/LED
P.C.
Board
LED
Support
Figure
5
Rear
Chassis
(G)
(G)
Audio
P.C.
Board
Rear
Chassis
(F)
Bottom
Cover
(F)
Figure
7
Figure
6
5.
Removal
of
Control
P.C.
Board
(1)
Remove
two
screws
(H)
shown
in
Figure
8.
(2)
Remove
two
screws
(I}
and
the
right
side
chassis
shown
in
Figure
9.
(3)
Disconnect
all
lead
wires
from
the
P.C.
Board.
(4)
Remove
the
control
P.C.
Board.
6.
Removal
of
Left
Side
Chassis
(1)
Remove
two
screws
(J)
shown
in
Figure
8.
(2)
Remove
the
left
side
chassis.
7.
Removal
of
Cassette
Deck
Assembly
(1)
Remove
two
screws
(K)
shown
in
Figure
10.
(2)
Disconnect
all
lead
wires
from
the
P.C.
Board.
(3)
Remove
the
cassette
deck
assembly.
8.
Removal
of
Deck
Control
P.C.
Board
(1)
Unsolder
the
part
marked
(L)
shown
in
Figure
11.
(2)
Unsolder
the
screw
(M)
shown
in
Figure
11
and
“Sy
then
remove
it.
(3)
Disconnect
all
lead
wires
from
the
P.C.
Board
and
remove
the
control
P.C.
Board.
9.
Removal
of
Treble/Bass
P.C.
Board
(1)
Pull
out
two
bass
and
treble
control
knobs
shown
in
Figure
8.
(2)
Flatten
the
claws
of
the
volume
mounting
bracket
with
a
plier
as
to
pass
through
the
grooves
on
the
=
front
chassis
shown
in
Figure
8
and
then
remove
4
the
treble/bass
P.C.
Board.
(3)
Disconnect
all
lead
wires.
Control
P.C.
Board
(K)
Figure
10
Claws
of
Volume
Mounting
Bracket
BASS
&
TREBLE
Control
Knobs
Front
Chassis
Figure
8
Control!
P.C.
Board
(1)
Right
Side
Chassis
Figure
9
Treble/Bass
P.C.
Board
Deck
Control
P.C.
Board
Figure
11
Adjustment
Procedures
1.
Connections
ag
Test
Tape
[ea]
>
Test
Tape
2.
Procedures
Adjustment
ten
Test
Tape
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Unit
Under
Test
Unit
Under
Test
Connection
AC
VTVM
Frequency
Figure
12
Counter
Frequency
.
Counter
Figure
13
Adjustment
Remarks
Parts
MTT-114
Head
Azimuth
(10
kHz)
Figure
12
Head
Azimuth
T.P.1(L)}
Adjustment
T.P.2(R)
Screw
(Figure
14)
To
obtain
maximum
output
and
no
output
differences
on
AC
VTVM
at
L/Rch
and
Normal/Reverse
side.
(3
kHz)
TT-111
Tape
Speed
M
i
Figure
12
Variable
Resis-|To
obtain
3000
Hz
on
Frequency
tor
(Figure
15)|
Counter.
Dolby
Level
MTT-150
Music
Sensor
Ordinary
Detecting
Time
Music
Tape
Figure
12
Figure
13
T.P.1(L)
VR201(L)
|To
obtain
387.5mV
on
AC
VTVM
(R)
T.P.2(R)}|
VR202
at
T.P.1
and
T.P.2.
To
obtain
3302
5
Hz
on
Frequency
Counter.
Adjustment
Locations
Tape
Speed
Adjustment
Variable
Resistor
Motor
Assembly
Figure
15
Replacement
of
Mechanical
Parts
1.
Removal
of
Cassette
Deck
(1)
Remove
the
cassette
deck
according
to
the
item
7
on
“Parts
Locations
and
Disassembly
Instruc-
tions”.
2.
Removal
of
Eject
Lever
Assembly
(1}
Remove
two
screws
marked
‘’
0
‘’
shown
in
Fig-
ure
16.
(2)
The
eject
lever
assembly
can
be
removed.
3.
Replacement
of
Keep
Solenoid
Assembly
(1)
(2)
Remove
two
screws
marked
“’
X
”’
to
take
off
the
keep
solenoid
assembly
shown
in
Figure
16.
(But
the
plunger
can
not
be
removed.)
After
replacing
the
keep
solenoid
with
a
new
one,
install
it
in
the
reverse
way
to
disassembly
and
adjust
the
mounting
position
of
the
eject
lock
lever
as
shown
in
Figure
17.
4.
Replacement
of
Playback
Head
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
Remove
the
eject
lever
assembly.
Unsolder
the
screw
marked
‘'’
4
"
and
then
re-
move
it
and
two
screws
marked
‘’
©
‘’
shown
in
Figure
19.
Remove
the
playback
head
from
the
P.C.
Board.
After
replacing
the
head
with
a
new
one,
install
the
head
and
switch
P.C.
Board
with
three
screws
temporarily
and
assemble
them
in
the
reverse
way
to
disassembly.
After
assembly,
adjust
the
position
of
the
head
and
switch
P.C.
Board
so
that
the
clearances
on
both
ends
of
the
slide
switch
become
equal
on
the
normal
and
reverse
sides
as
shown
in
Figure
20.
After
adjustment,
solder
the
screw
marked
"4"
shown
in
Figure
19.
Head
&
Switch
P.C.
Board
Figure
19
Capacitor
Deck
Cover
Keep
Solenoid
Eject
Lever
Assembly
oe)
Figure
16
Lock
Pin
04-03mm
oO
Eject
Lock
Lever
Figure
17
Figure
18
mon,
oo
9.
Replacement
of
R/F
Solenoid
X
(7)
Finally,
adjust
the
head
azimuth
according
to
“Head
Azimuth
Adjustment’
and
apply
a
screw-
lock
point
on
the
adjustment
screw
to
fix
it.
5,
Replacement
of
Pinch
Roller
Assembly
(L)
(1).
Remove
the
eject
lever
assembly.
(2)
Remove
two
“E"
rings
and
the
pinch
roller
spring
to
take
off
the
pinch
roller
assembly
shown
in
Figure
21.
(3)
After
replacing
the
pinch
roller
assembly
with
a
new
one,
clean
the
pinch
roller
with
absolute
alcohol
and
then
assemble
it
in
the
reverse
way
to
disassembly.
(4)
After
assembly,
confirm
the
tape
speed
and
the
wow/flutter
with
the
test
tape
(MTT-111).
(5)
The
pinch
roller
(R)
can
be
also
replaced
in
the
same
way.
6.
Removal
of
Deck
Cover
(1)
Remove
the
screw
marked
“x”
to
take
the
deck
cover
off
shown
in
Figure
18.
7.
Replacement
of
Motor
(1)
Remove
two
screws
marked
“’
@
'’
shown
in
Fig-
ure
22.
(2)
Remove
the
capacitor
shown
in
Figure
16.
(3)
Remove
a
lead
wire
from
the
motor
side
to
take
the
motor
off.
(4)
After
replacing
the
motor
with
a
new
one,
install
it
in
the
reverse
way
to
disassembly.
(5)
After
installing,
adjust
the
tape
speed
with
the
test
tape
(MTT-111).
(Refer
to
‘‘Tape
Speed
Adjustment”’.}
8.
Replacement
of
Program
Solenoid
(1}
Remove
two
screws
marked
‘’
©
’’
to
take
off
the
program
solenoid
shown
in
Figure
22.
(2)
After
replacing
the
program
solenoid
with
a
new
one,
install
it
in
the
reverse
way
to
disassembly.
(1)
Remove
the
screw
marked
‘©
"
to
take
off
the
R/F
solenoid
shown
in
Figure
22.
(2)
After
replacing
the
R/F
solenoid
with
a
new
one,
install
it
in
the
reverse
way
to
disassembly.
10.
Replacement
of
REW
Solenoid
(1)
Remove
the
screw
marked
“
@”
to
take
off
the
REW
solenoid
shown
in
Figure
22.
(2)
After
replacing
the
REW
solenoid
with
a
new
one,
install
it
in
the
reverse
way
to
disassembly.
Flywheel
Flywheel
Head
&
Switch
P.C.
Board
Normal
Slide
Switch
Reverse
Figure
20
Pinch
Roller
(L)
Assembly
“E”
Ring
Pinch
Roller
Spring
Figure
21
Sensor
Solenoid
Program
Solenoid
R/F
Solenoid
Reel
Mounting
Bracket
Assembly
re
Xx
REW
Solenoid
Flywheel
Mounting
Bracket
Assembly
o
Figure
22
11,
12.
13.
Replacement
of
Sensor
Solenoid
(1)
Remove
the
screw
marked
“
©
”
to
take
off
the
sensor
solenoid
shown
in
Figure
22.
(2)
After
replacing
the
sensor
solenoid
with
a
new
one,
install
it
in
the
reverse
way
to
disassembly.
Replacement
of
Belt
and
Flywheel
(1)
Remove
three
screws
marked
‘’
X
"
and
the
fly-
wheel
mounting
bracket
shown
in
Figure
22
to
take
off
the
belt
and
the
flywheel.
NOTE:
The
washers
shown
in
Figure
23
are
taken
off
together
with
the
flywheel,
be
sure
not
to
lose
them.
(2)
After
replacing
the
belt
and
the
flywheel
with
new
ones,
clean
them
with
absolute
alcohol
and
assemble
them
in
the
reverse
way
to
disassembly.
(3)
After
assembling,
confirm
the
tape
speed
and
the
wow/flutter
with
the
test
tape
(MTT-111).
Replacement
of
Reed
Switch
and
Reels
(1)
Remove
two
flywheels.
(2)
Remove
the
screw
marked
“4”
shown
in
Figure
22.
(3)
Remove
two
screws
marked
“
®
to
take
off
the
guide
bracket
rivet
assembly
shown
in
Figure
23.
(4)
Remove
a
B.T.
spring
from
the
reels
to
take
off
the
reel
mounting
bracket
assembly
shown
in
Figure
23.
(5)
Remove
two
lock
washers
to
take
off
two
reels
shown
in
Figure
24.
(6)
After
removal
of
the
reels,
remove
two
screws
marked
“'
x
'
and
the
lead
wires
to
take
off
the
reed
switch
P.C.
Board
shown
in
Figure
24.
(7)
After
replacing
the
reel
or
the
reed
switch
P.C.
Board
with
a
new
one,
assemble
it
in
the
reverse
way
to
disassembly.
(Take
care
of
the
B.T.
spring
mounting
position.)
{8)
After
assembling,
confirm
the
tape
speed
and
wow/flutter
with
the
test
tape
(MTT-111).
Guide
Bracket
Rivet
Assembly
B.T.
Spring
Figure
23
Lock
Washer
g
ae
Reed
Switch
rake
Board
Reel
Mounting
Bracket
Assembly
Figure
24
f
a
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