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ervice

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3

CONTENTS

1.

TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS

.........--+-+--

1

DISASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

............----

2

ADJUSTMENTS

3-1

TOOLS

REQUIRED

FOR

ADJUSTMENTS

..

2

3-2

TURNTABLE

HEIGHT

AND

LEVEL

......

3

3-3

STYLUS

POINT

HEIGHT

...............-

3

4.

PARTS

REPLACEMENT

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Destination

Type

Platter

Motor

Speed

S/N

ratio

Wow

&

Flutter

Tone

arm

Headshell

Overall

length

Effective

length

Overhang

Adjustable

force

range

Acceptable

cartridge

weight

Cartridge

(Model

G)

Frequency

response

Output

voltage

Channel

difference

Channel

separation

Tracking

force

Stylus

tip

Power

source

Power

consumption

Dimension

Weight

USA

(UL

Approval)

Canada

(CSA

Approval)

Europe

(Scandinavian

Approval)

General

territories

TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS

Nominal

2-speed,

belt

drive

Aluminum

alloy

die-cast,

30.2

cm

outer

diameter

4-pole

synchronous

2-speeds:

33-1/3

rpm,

45

rpm

Measured

at

3

kHz

signal

DIN

45539A

38

dB

DIN

45539B

60

dB

Measured

at

3

kHz

signal

0.07%

WRMS

DIN

45507

0.1%

Plug-in

type,

tubular

300

mm

215mm

15mm

0

to

4.0g/I

turn

of

the

scale

ring

(directly

readable

in

0.5g

steps)

4to12g

MC-5L

Moving

Magnet

type.

20

—

20,000

Hz

4.0

mV

at

1

kHz

50

mm/sec.

2

dB

at

1

kHz

18

dB

at

1

kHz

2

grams

0.6

mil

diamond

stylus

Model

A

and

C

117

Volts,

60

Hz

AC

Model

E

220

Volts,

50

Hz

AC

Model

G

117/220

Volts

switchable

50

Hz

with

60

Hz

pulley.

10

watts

139(H)

x

458(W)

x

337(D)

mm

6.0

kg

(Net)

@1

30

cm

outer

diameter

32.9

—

33.7

rpm

mbry

~—

45.6

rpm

35

dB

55

dB

0.08%

WRMS

0.12%

3.0

—

8.0

mV

at

TRS-1004

record

16

dB

at

1

kHz

at

TTR-102

record

DISASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

~

1.

TOOLS

REQUIRED

FOR

DISASSEMBLY

Phillips-head

screwdrivers

(for

MS

and

M3)

Slotted-head

screwdrivers

(medium

and

small

sizes)

Radio

pliers

Nippers

Soldering

iron

Hexagon

box

type

screwdrivers

(for

M5

and

M3)

:

2.

DO

THE

FOLLOWING

PRIOR

TO

DISASSEMBLY:

(1)

Remove

the

dust

cover

.

(2}

Remove

the

turntable

and

prepare

the

unit

to

be

moved

by

locking

the

motor

and

mechanism

in

place

with

the

four

red

screws.

(3)

Fix

the

tone

arm

in

place

with

the

lock

lever

of

the

arm

rest.

(4)

Place

the

set

on

a

suitable

bench

with

the

bottom

base

upward.

(Fig.

1)

3.

REMOVE

THE

SUB-CHASSIS

FROM

THE

UNIT.

(1)

Remove

with

a

Phillips-head

screwdriver

the

eight

screws

which

hold

the

bottom

base.

(Fig.

2).

(2)

Remove

the

arm

support.

(3)

Pull

out

the

speed

change

lever

and

cueing

(lifter)

lever.

(4)

Remove

the

four

red

screws.

(5)

Remove

the

shield

case.

(6)

Disconnect

from

the

lug

terminal

plate

the

five

leads

coming

from

the

tone

arm.

(7)

Loosen

the

screw

of

the

switch

arm.

Remove

the

tone

arm

fixing

nut

and

remove

the

tone

arm.

(8)

Remove

the

terminal

angle

A

from

the

cabinet.

(9)

Remove

the

two

screws

which

hold

the

cord

mounting

plate

of

the

cabinet

(Fig.

3).

(10)

Remove

the

arm

rest

fixing

nut.

And

pull

out

the

arm

rest.

(11)

Turn

the

set

over

and

remove

nuts

C

shown

in

Fig.

4.

(12)

Remove

the

suspension

spring

and

cushion

rubber.

(13)

Disconnect

the

release

wire

from

the

lifter

base

(Fig.

5).

(14)

Hold

the

turntable

shaft

and

lift,

and

remove

the

sub-chassis.

4.

REMOVE

THE

MOTOR

MOUNTING

PLATE.

(1)

Remove

the

two

screws

A

shown

in

Fig.

4

and

pull

out

the

speed

change

lever.

(2)

Remove

the

three

E

type

washers

B

shown

in

Fig.

4

from

the

bottom

of

the

cabinet.

ADJUSTMENTS

1.

TOOLS

REQUIRED

FOR

ADJUSTMENTS

Smail

level

indicator

Hexagon

box

type

screwdriver

(M5

and

M4)

Phillips-head

screwdriver

(M3)

Slotted-head

screwdrivers

(M3

and

smaller

size)

Note:

Be

sure

to

set

the

bench

for

adjustment

level.

Fig.

5

@2

2.

TURNTABLE

HEIGHT

AND

LEVEL

(1)

Place

the

set

with

the

bottom

base

removed

on

a

stable

table,

set

the

turntable,

the

turntable

sheet

and

a

record,

and

adjust

the

height

and

level

of

the

turntable

with

the

nuts

C

in

Fig.

4

to

the

dimensions

shown

in

Fig.

6.

Note:

Since

the

four

points

are

slightly

different

in

height

due

to

cabinet

distortion,

etc.,

be

sure

to

adjust

the

turntable

to

the

required

level.

t

(2)

After

height

adjustment,

put

a

level

indicator

on

the

turntable,

turn

the

nuts

C,

and

adjust

the

level

of

the

turntable.

Adjusted

turntable

height

should

be

within

Fig.

6

|

arange

of

20.5

+1.0

mm.

Lifter

boss

3.

STYLUS

POINT

HEIGHT

(1)

Set

the

cueing

(lifter)

lever

to

the

¥

position.

(2)

Turn

the

adjusting

screw

as

described

in

Fig.

7

so

that

the

height

from

the

record

surface

to

the

stylus

point

conforms

to

the

dimensions

of

510

mm.

PARTS

REPLACEMENT

1.

TONE

ARM

Remove

tone

arm

referring

to

DISASSEMBLY

INSTRUC-

TIONS,

3.

step

(1)

to

(8)

and

replace.

To

reassemble,

use

DISASEMBLY

tNSTRUCTIONS

in

reverse.

Adjust

the

tone

arm

referring

to

ADJUSTMENTS,

3.

2.

MOTOR

Remove

bottom

base

in

accordance

with

DISASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS,

3.

Cut

the

nearest

portion

of

primary

wire

to

lug

terminal.

Place

the

unit

on

a

bench

with

the

surface

upward

and

remove

the

four

screws

which

mount

the

motor.

Replace

the

new

motor

and

fasten

it

by

screws.

After

binding

the

primary

wires

to

lug

terminal

tightly

and

solder

them.

3.

CUEING

(LIFTER

SHAFT)

Remove

lifter

base

(5),

and

remove

tone

arm

support

(25)

from

lifter

shaft.

Pull

out

the

lifter

shaft

in

the

direction

of

downward.

Replace

new

lifter

shaft

after

adhering

10°

CS

silicon

oil.

After

finishing

reassembling,

be

sure

to

check

the

gap

between

stylus

point

and

record

surface

referring

to

ADJUSTMENTS,

3.

(Fig.

8)

Switch

arm

Microswitch

\

3

Imm

Fig.

9

@3

Cabinet

TROUB

LE

SHOOTING

1.

The

turntable

platter

will

not

rotate

even

though

the

tone

arm

is

above

the

record.

Check

to

see

that

the

power

plug

is

securely

connected.

No:

Yes:

ic

Connect

the

plug.

Check

to

see

that

the

belt

is

in

place

on

the

pulley.

No:

Fit

the

belt.

Yes:

Check

the

voltage

supplied

to

motor.

No:

Yes:

Motor

defective

~

Replace

the

motor.

Check

the

wiring.

No:

Replace

wiring

according

to

the

circuit

diagram.

:

;

:

:

Belt

quide

Pulley

Yes:

Check

the

microswitch.

\

a

; :

‘

ieee

No:

Microswitch

defective.

Se

Yes:

Lead

wires

defective.

~

2.

The

turntable

platter

will

not

stop

rotating.

Check

to

see

if

the

turntable

will

stop

rotating

when

knob

of

microswitch

is

sufficiently

pushed.

=

Adjust

the

clearance

between

the

knob

of

microswitch

and

tip

of

switch

arm

No:

Belt

2

ye

i

Band(

for

6QHz!

/

No

Band

for

50Hz)

LT

to

1mm.

(Fig.

9)

Check

the

wiring.

No:

Replace

wiring

according

to

the

circuit

diagram.

Yes:

Check

the

microswitch.

No:

Microswitch

defective.

Yes:

Capacitor

defective.

3.

The

turntable

platter

turns

at

incorrect

speed.

Check

to

see

that

the

supply

voltage

and

frequency

are

correct

for

this

unit.

—_

Ne:

Change

the

motor

and/or

pulley

according

to

input

condition.

Yes:

Check

to

see

that

the

motor

fixing

screws

(red

color)

are

removed.

L

Ne:

Remove

them.

Yes:

Check

the

pulley.

(Fig.

10:

50

Hz

pulley

has

no

band;

60

Hz

pulley

has

a

band)

No:

Replace

the

pulley.

Yes:

Check

the

position

of

belt

guide,

pulley

and

belt.

(Fig.

10)

No:

Adjust

the

position

of

pulley.

Yes:

Motor

defective.

4.

Noise

from

turntable.

Check

for

noise

with

turntable

platter

removed.

ieee

Check

motor.

No:

Check

for

noise

when

turntable

platter

is

moved

by

hand

after

the

rubber

belt

is

removed.

No:

Check

the

position

of

belt

guide,

pulley

and

belt

>

Adjust

the

height

of

pulley

Yes:

Turntable

bearing/shaft

is

defective.

5.

No

sound

from

the

speaker.

Check

to

see

that

the

output

cords

are

securely

connected

to

the

amplifier

(receiver).

No:

Connect

the

cord,

Connection

pin

Wirings

Model

A

and

Yes:

Check

to

see

that

connections

are

made

to

the

PHONO

input

terminals

of

the

amplifier.

|

—

No:

Connect

to

PHONO.

ete

=

“"L-Yes:

Check

to

see

that

the

select

switch

of

the

amplifier

is

placed

to

PHONO.

Model

E

No:

Place

select

switch

to

PHONO.

Po)

bet

vate

ES

aad

Bh

ae

ae

Yes:

Remove

the

headshell,

touch

the

upper

two

pins

at

the

end

of

the

arm

;

a

pote

wwe

7

le

with

a

metal

screwdriver

and

listen

for

the

speaker

to

produce

a

humming

Pree

7

noise.

(Fig.

11)

io

“ee

ns

1S

No:

Perform

continuity

test

between

the

arm

and

output

cords.

e

aaa

J

uokee

ied

|

alll

Yes:

Check

the

connections

between

the

cartridge

and

headshell.

po

!

OUTPUT

DR

PLUG

No:

Make

correct

connections.

(m)

¢

]

ai

Yes:

Cartridge

defective.

I

ig

rn

noe

6.

The

tone

arm

will

not

go

down

even

with

the

lifter

lever

in

¥

position.

Check

to

see

that

release

assy

moves

to

cooperate

with

operating

plate

assy

when

the

lifter

lever

A

is

pushed

down.

p—No:

L_Yes:

Check

to

see

that

the

lifter

shaft

assy

(No.

22}

moves

down

when

the

lifter

lever

A

is

pushed

down.

No:

Replace

lifter

shaft

assy

or

lifter

boss

(No.

21),

Yes:

Loosen

the

screw

which

fastens

tone

arm

support

and

adjust

the

clearance

between

stylus

point

and

record

surface

to

5

—

10mm

when

lifter

lever

is

in

position,

referring

to

STYLUS

POINT

HE!IGHT

of

ADJUSTMENTS,

The

release

is

defective.

Note:

When

the

turntable

is

placed

in

the

condition

of

extreme

low

temperature

for

a

long

time,

it

may

happen

that

the

lifter

shaft

does

not

move

smoothly.

In

this

case,

push

the

lifter

shaft

compulsorily

by

hand

a

few

times.

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Mechanism

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(Lech)

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PARTS

LIST

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see

asa

aa

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OhWN=

CO

20518

CD

20445

CM

20477

CD

30408

CE

44164

CD

44122

CD

44123

CD

20514-1

CD

44204

CR

43933

CR

43943

CA

20441

CB

43913

CE

44021

C

30416s

C

44025s

CA

43916

CB

43918

C

44026s

CE

43917

C

43919s

CD

30386

C

43926s

CE

43928

CA

43846

CD

43023

CD

44027

CD

30384

CD

44124

CA

43931

CE

43932

CD

42438

CD

44464

CD

44463

C

44211s

C

44212s

CE

43439

C

30414s

CA

44348

C

44213s

CA

44136

CA

44137

CR

44165

CE

44140

CD

43961

CR

44343

CD

43968

CD

43968-1

CF

30356-1

CF

30356

C

30255s

C

30245s

CB

43212-0

CB

43212-6

CB

43214

CB

43213

CR

42025

CD

44297

CD

41833

CA

43950

CA

43936

CA

43951

CA

43976

CA

44298

CD

41832

CD

44350

CF

30426

CF

30427

CF

30428

CB.44187

CB

44188

Description

Turntable

platter

mat

Turntable

platter

mat

Cabinet

Tone

arm

base

Anti-skating

stand

Lifter

mounting

plate

Speed-change

mounting

plate

Turntable

platter

Rubber

belt

Stud

Adapter

pin

Sub-chassis

Height

adjusting

screw

Adjusting

spring

Turntable

shaft

assy.

Lifter

base

assy.

Pushing

plate

Pushing

plate

pin

Operaing

plate

assy.

Pushing

spring

Release

assy.

Lifter

boss

assy.

Lifter

shaft

assy.

Lifter

spring

Spring

mounting

Tone

arm

support

Tone

arm

support

rubber

Tone

arm

rest

assy.

Switch

arm

Spring

mounting

Cushion

spring

Moltprene

Cushion

Cushion

rubber

C

Lifter

mechanism

mounting

plate

B

assy.

Lifter

lever

C

assy.

Reversed

spring

Motor

mounting

plate

assy.

Protector

plate

Speed-change

arm

assy.

Belt

guide

angle

Belt

guide

Special

screw

B

Link

Motor

cushion

rubber

Motor

stud

Speed-change

lever

A

Speed-change

lever

A

Tone

arm

assy.

Tone

arm

assy.

Tone

arm

Headshell

Counterweight

Anti-skatingweight

Cartridge

(MC-20)

Cartridge

(MC-5L}

Cartridge

mounting

screw

Cartridge

mounting

screw

Cartridge

mounting

washer

Cartridge

mounting

nut

Tone

arm

cushion

rubber

Switch

cover

Switch

cover

Terminal

angle

A

Shield

case

Cord

mounting

plate

Cord

mounting

plate

Cord

mounting

plate

Cord

clamping

Nylon

clamping

2N

Motor

Motor

Motor

Pulley

50Hz

Pulley

60Hz

@38

Parts

No.

‘Description

CF

43433

CF

32920

CF

30332

CF

43888

CF

44821

CF

43581-0

CF

41369-4

CF

42851

C

44215s

CF

30266

GF.30218

CF

43364

CF

43299

CF

43367

CF

43562

CF

43838

CF

42734

CA

44547

GS

11775

CD

41850

CD

44421

CD

43767-1

CD

44573

CD

44421

CF

42680

CA

42681

CH

43521

CD

20448

CK

42928

CK

44333

CD

20446

CD

44205

CK

44143

CK

43202-1

CK

43203

CK

43582-1

CK

44461

CD

20476

CD

30417

CH

44222

CH

44216

CK

44173-5

CK

44173-3

CH

44035

CH

44220

CH

40112

CH

41211

CH

44221

CH

43179

CD

44217

CD

43100

CK

41930

C

44628

CH

44663

CH

44295

CH

44312

CH

44344

CH

42574

CH

42065

CH

43885

CA

42667

Grounding

wire’

AC

power

supply

cord

AC

power

supply

cord

AC

power

supply

cord

Output

shielded

cord

Output

shielded

cord

Output

shielded

cord

DIN

plug

shielded

cord

Printed

circuit

board

Lug

terminal

plate

1L-4P

Lug

terminal

plate

[L-3P

Microswitch

Microswitch

Switch

sheet

Switch

sheet

Fiber

sheet

Condenser

Condenser

Condenser

Cord

clamping

Cord

clamping

Cord

stopper

4N

Cord

stopper

3N

AC

cord

bushing

AC

cord

bushing

Shielded

cord

bushing

Shielded

cord

bushing

Shielded

cord

bushing

6P

slide

switch

Switch

support

Voltage

change

label

Lug

terminal

plate

2L-4P

Lug

terminal

plate

2L-3P

Bottom

base

Tranleg

Cabinet

badge

Cabinet

badge

Dust

cover

Dust

cover

cushion

Dust

cover

nameplate

Free-stop

hinge

Lock

plate

Cabinet

badge

Cabinet

badge

W

Cabinet

badge

Styrol

packing

Parts

box

Tone

arm

packing

cushion

Parts

box

cover

Carton

box

Carton

box

Carton

box

Turntable

platter

packing

Polyethylene

bag

Polyethylene

bag

C.

Polyethylene

bag

Polyethhlene

bag

Polyethylene

sheet

Owner’s

manual

Screw

driver

45

rpm

adapter

Oil

tube

Rating

label

Rating

label

(CSA

Monogram)

Rating

label

Rating

label

Serial

Number

label

Clamp

caution

label

Stylus

change

tabel

Cycle

(Hz)

label

Voltage/

Frequency

change

caution

label

Metalic

cord

clamping

PVC

tube

Tone

arm

mounting

washer

Tone

arm

mounting

nut

M>OOHOMSHS

MSM

OPMOD

MEMPMPAaMHOPAMPO

SCREWS,

WASHERS

AND

NUTS

(BD-2200)

Description

Description

@

Pan

head

screw

M2.6

x

5

®

Pan

head

screw

M3

x

8

®

Pan

head

(Sems

A)

screw

M3

x

6

®

Pan

head

tapping

screw

(Class

2)

3¢

@®

Pan

head

tapping

screw

(Class

3)

3¢

®

Pan

head

tapping

screw

(Class

2)

36

®

Pan

head

tapping

screw

(Class

2)

36

®

Pan

head

tappina

screw

(Class

2)

36

P

Pan

head

tapping

screw

(Class

2)

3¢

®

Pan

head

tapping

screw

(Class

1)

3d

®

Pan

head

tapping

screw

(Class

1)

3¢

®

Pan

head

taptite

M3

x

8

®

Truss

head

screw

M4x

5

®

©

Pan

head

screw

M4

x

16

Slotted

set

screw

M3

x

3

Hexagon

nut

M3

Spring

washer

3p

Hexagon

nut

with

washer

M4

Hexagon

nut

M5

x5

x6

x8

x12

x16

x18

x8

x12

®

Oval

countersunk

head

screw

M4

x

10

Hexagon

nut

with

washer

M5

Spring

washer

2.66

E

type

washer

2¢

E

type

washer

3¢

E

type

washer

4

Plain

washer

6.5¢

x

14¢

x

It

Plain

washer

36x

8¢@x

0.5t

Plain

washer

46x

8x

It

Plain

washer

4¢@

x

10¢

x

0.5t

Plain

washer

4¢

x

12

x

0.8t

Plain

washer

5¢

x

12@

x

Tt

Plain

washer

5¢

x

14¢

x

1.6t

Plain

washer

5¢

x

12

x

0.8t

Polyethylene

washer

6¢

x

12¢

x

0.5t

Oval

lug

3¢

Tag

washer

®

Pan

head

wood

screw

M3.1

x

12

(Bronze)

®

Pan

head

wood

screw

M3.1

x

14

(Bronze)

Room

No.

504

Toho

Estate

12-12,

1-Chome,

Shibuya,

Shibuya-ku,

Tokyo,

Japan

CEC

International

Inc.

CEC

Telephone:

(03)

407-8936/Telex:

CECINTL

J23895/Cable:

CECTURNTABLE