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CONTENTS
1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS. ................ 1
2. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ................ 2
3. ADJUSTMENTS
3-1 TOOLS REQUIRED FOR ADJUSTMENTS.... 3
3-2 TURNTABLE HEIGHT ANDLEVEL ....... 3
3-3 STYLUS POINT HEIGHT ............... 3
3-4 TURNTABLE SHAFT MOUNTING
POSITION: icc sts Sein wie ae eaters Ba eS 4
3-5 AUTO RETURN MECHANISM............ 4
3-6 CUEING LEVER ............0 2: eae 5
3-7 TURNTABLE SPEED ................4.. 5
3-8 VOLTAGE CHANGEOVER .............. 5
4. TROUBLE SHOOTING...........-........0-% 6
5. PARTS REPLACEMENT ...............0-22005 7
6. EXPLODED VIEW
6-1 MECHANISM ........-.. 0.020 cee eee 8
“6-2 CABINET... 6 6c cee ee ee et ee ee eee 10
6-3 PACKING .... 2... cece ec eee eee eee 10
6-4 ACCESSORY PARTS .................. 10
6-5 SERVO CONTROLLER CIRCUIT DIAGRAM. . 10
6-6 WIRING DIAGRAMS ............-+++0-- 11
6-7 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS............. 11
To PARTS LIST. ccc escent ee eee Fe eee eles Ae 6 12
8. CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS...............2-0 eee ee 13
Destination
USA (UL Approval)
Canada (CSA Approval)
Europe (Scandinavian Approval)
General territories
2-speed, belt drive, auto-return system
Aluminum alloy die-cast, 30.8 cm
Type
Platter outer diameter featuring stroboscopic
calibrated rim with neon lamp
Motor FG servo DC motor
Speed 2-speeds: 33-1/3 rpm, 45 rpm
Speed calibration Measured at 3 kHz signal +3% +2.5%
S/N
ratio
DIN
45539A
40
dB
36 dB
DIN
45539B
65
dB
60
dB
Wow
&
Flutter
Measured
at
3
kHz
signal
0.045%
WRMS
0.055%
WRMS
DIN
45507
0.07%
0.095%
Tone arm
Headshell
Plug-in type, tubular
Overall length 300 mm
Effective length 215mm
Overhang 15mm
Adjustable force range 0 to 2.5g/I turn of the scale ring
(directly readable in 0.5g steps)
4to1i2g
MC-20 Moving Magnet type.
20 — 20,000 Hz
3.5 mV at 1 kHz 50 mm/sec.
Acceptable cartridge weight
Cartridge (Model G)
Frequency response
Output voltage
2.5 —4.9 mV at TRS-1004
record
2 dB at 1 kHz
20 dB at 1 kHz
Channel difference
Channel separation
16 dB at 1 kHz at TTR-102
record
Tracking force
Stylus tip
Power source
2 grams
0.6 mil diamond stylus
117 Volts, 60 Hz AC
117/220 Volts switchable 50/60 Hz
117/220 Volts switchable 50/60 Hz
Model A and C
Model E
Model G
Power consumption
Dimension
Weight
3 watts
139(H) x 456(W) x 335(D) mm
7.5 kg (Net)
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DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1
TOOLS REQUIRED FOR DISASSEMBLY
Phillips-head screwdrivers (for M5, M3 and M2.6)
Slotted-head screwdrivers (medium and small sizes)
Radio pliers
Hexagon-head wrench (for M3 and M4)
Nippers
Soldering iron
Hexagon box type screwdrivers (for M5 and M3)
DO THE FOLLOWING PRIOR TO DISASSEMBLY:
(1) Remove the dust cover.
(2) Remove the turntable plater and prepare the unit to be
moved by locking the mechanism in place with the
three 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)
REMOVE THE CABINET
(1) Remove with a Phillips-head screwdriver the eight
screws which hold the bottom base. (Fig. 2).
(2) Remove the two screws which hold the cord mounting
plate of the cabinet (Fig. 3).
(3) When the six screws which hold the cabinet are
removed, the cabinet and panel board can be lifted off.
(Fig. 4).
REMOVE THE MOTOR
(1) Remove the two screws D which fasten the servo
control circuit board of motor.
(2) Cut the nearest portion to the servo control circuit
board of two wires from printed circuit board and
three wires from rotaly switch.
(3) Cut the nearest portion to the lug terminal of motor
grounding wire.
(4) Remove from the surface of panel board the three
screws (M2.6)E which hold the motor. Then the motor
can be removed. (Fig. 5).
REMOVE THE SUB-CHASSIS FROM THE UNIT.
(1) Remove the arm support.
(2) Remove the three red screws.
(3) Remove the shield case.
(4) Disconnect from the lug terminal plate the five leads
coming from the tone arm.
(5) Turn the drive gear 180° so that the return plate moves
over the nut and remove the arm rest fixing nut. And
pull out the arm rest.
(6) Loosen the screw of the tone arm fixing plate boss and
remove the tone arm fixing plate.
(7) Remove the tone arm fixing nut and remove the tone
arm.
(8) Disconnect the release wire from the lifter base (Fig.
6).
(9) Remove the reject spring spacer (Fig. 7)
(10) Remove the terminal angle B from the panel board.
(11) Turn the set over and remove nuts A,B and C shown
in Fig. 5.
(12) Remove the suspension spring and cushion rubber.
(13) Hold the turntable shaft and lift, and remove the
sub-chassis.
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D
(two screws)

6.
REMOVE
THE
LIFTER
LEVER
A
AND
B
(Fig.
8)
(1) Loosen the screw A of the lifter lever B, remove the E
type washer, pull out the lifter lever A, remove the
screws B and C, and remove the lifter lever mounting
plate B.
REMOVE THE VARIABLE RESISTOR AND
ROTALY SWITCH
(1) Remove the lifter lever A and B as described in the
above step.
(2) Pull out the speed-change lever A and variable resistor
knob.
(3) Cut the wires which is soldered to the lug terminal,
remove the screws B and C, and remove the nuts
which fasten the variable resistor and rotaly switch.
(Fig. 8)
ADJUSTMENTS
1,
TOOLS REQUIRED FOR ADJUSTMENTS
Small level indicator
Hexagon box type screwdrivers(M5 and M4)
Phillips-head screwdriver (M3)
Slotted-head screwdrivers (M3 and smaller size)
Note: Be sure to set the bench for adjustment level.
TURNTABLE HEIGHT AND LEVEL
(1) Place the set with the bottom base removed on a stable
table, set the turntable, the platter mat and a
record, and adjust the height and level of the turntable
with the nutsA, B and C in Fig. 5 to the dimensions
shown in Fig. 9.
Note: Since the four points are slightly different in
height due to panel board distortion, etc., be
sure to adjust the turntable to the required
level.
(2) After height adjustment, put a level indicator on the
turntable, turn the nutsA, Band C, and adjust the level
of the turntable. (Fig. 5). Adjusted turntable height
should be within a range of 21 +0.5~—1.5 mm.
STYLUS POINT HEIGHT
(1) Auto Up
Adjust the height from the record surface to the stylus
point in the following order so that it conforms to the
dimensions shown in Fig. 10 during auto return:
(a)
Turn
the
nut
Aof
the
return
plate
support
and
adjust
the
mounting
dimensions
of
the
return
plate.
For
the
fixed
type,
insert
a
plain
washer
(4.7
@
x
10
¢
x
0.5
t
—
0.3
t)
and
then
make
this
adjustment
(Fig.
11).
(b) When the tone arm reaches the position shown in
Fig. 13 in auto return operation, stop the rotation
of the turntable (turn off the power) and measure
the gap between the stylus point and record
surface.
(c) If the gap is not within the dimensions specified in
Fig. 10, turn the nut A in Fig. 11 and make
another adjustment.
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Less than
5mm
More
than
Turn
counter-clockwi
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ur
0
wise
Note:
Do
not
give
more
than
two
turns.
Turn clockwise
(d) if the gap between the record surface and stylus washer
point does not yet fall within the dimension
specified in Fig. 10, return the nut A, in Fig. 11
into the original position, slightly loosen the arm
support attaching screw, fix the arm support about
0.5 — 1 mm higher, and make gap adjustment as
specified in Fig. 13. —tone arm
(2) Manual Up
Adjust by turning the screw ain Fig.14 so that the gap
between the stylus point and record surface becomes
equal
to
that
at
the
time
of
auto
up
when
the
cueing
lever is set to the V position.
tone arm support
TURNTABLE SHAFT MOUNTING POSITION
(1)
Loosen
the
three
screws
which
hold
the
turntable
shaft.
.
(2) Push ratchets A and BJ attached to the drive gear as far
as possible in the direction of the arrow shown in Fig.
15.
(3)
Move
the
turntable
shaft
so
that
the
gap
between
the
turntable
gear
and
ratchet
A
becomes
as
shown
in
Fig.
15.
and
tighten
the
screws.
(4)
Turn
the
turntable
shaft
by
hand
to
make
sure
the
0.5~
turntable
gear
and
ratchet
A
do
not
touch
each
other.
If
they
come
in
contact,
move
the turntable
shaft
slightly
forward.
Fig.
13
Keep
the
gap
between
the
turntable
and
ratchet
to
the
dimensions
shown
in
Fig.
15,
1mm
AUTO RETURN MECHANISM
(1)
Make
sure
the
tone
arm
fixing
plate
is
properly
in-
stalled
as
shown
in
Fig.
16.
(2) Put on a record and let the stylus drop slightly outside
the end groove or 65 — 70 R from the center of the
turntable. When the record ends, make sure the tone
arm automatically returns from any of the following
positions:
(a) For LP records, a click is heard when the stylus is
between 53 and 57.5 R and then the tone arm
automatically returns.
(b) For EP records, a click is heard when the stylus is
between 48.5 and 53 R and then the tone arm
automatically returns.
(c)
For
the
auto
return
test
record
(CEC
RG-652),
a
click
is
heard
when
the
stylus
is
between
55
and
61
R
and
then
the
tone
arm
automatically
returns.
(3)
If
the
tone
arm
does
not
automatically
return
from
all
of
the
above
positions,
turn
the
adjusting
screw
in
Fig.
16
to
adjust
the
tone
arm
return
position.
Clockwise turning of the screw brings the return posi-
tion close to the center of the turntable and counter-
clockwise turning of the screw moves the return posi-
tion away from the center of the turntable.
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6. CUEING LEVER
Adjusting screw for
auto-return
Adjust the cueing lever so that it returns to the original
position before auto return operation ends.
(1) Remove the bottom base from the set and put the set
on a stable table.
(2) Fully loosen the screw in Fig. 17.
(3) Adjust the screw in Fig. 17 so that the cueing lever
returns at the same time as the tone arm when the
speed change lever is set to 33 rpm and auto return
operation is effected.
Note: Overtightening the screw causes the tone arm to
return suddenly in mid-record, and under-
tightening the screw makes the cueing lever fail
to return.
Adjust so that the tone arm works smoothly
and the cueing lever returns completely.
Adjusting screw.
Retum plate
returns tone arm.
Fixing plate
returns tone arm.
Pull release and
return cueing level.
7. TURNTABLE SPEED
The rotating speeds of the turntable can be adjusted to
minimum +2.5% with the variable resistor knob. If the
specified adjusting range cannot be obtained, adjust as
follows:
(1) Place the variable resistor knob at the center (150°)
of rotating possible angle (300°).
(2) Remove the platter and put the speed adjusting lebel
off from the panel board.
(3) Rotate from the two holes beneath the speed
adjusting label the semi-fixed variable resistors. Check
to see if the strobo indexes appear stationary after
placing turntable platter and belt. (Fig. 18)
8. VOLTAGE CHANGEOVER (MODEL E AND G)
(1) Remove the turntable platter, remove the screw
which fasten the protector and remove the protector.
(Fig. 19)
(2) Withdraw the plug and reinsert it in such a way that
the desired voltage marking is exposed in the cut of
the plug.
(3) Fasten the protector with the screw.
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if
TROUBLE SHOOTING
1. The tone arm will not automatically return.
Remove
the
turntable
platter
and
check
to
see
that
the
clearance
between
gear
of
center
shaft
and
ratchet
is
reasonable.
(Fig.
15)
No:
Yes:
Loosen three screws which fasten the center shaft, and adjust.
Rotate
adjusting
screw(Fig.
16)
of
tone
arm
fixing
plate
counter-clockwise.
2.
The
tone
arm
returns
some
seconds
after
the
end
of
the
performance.
Rotate adjusting screw
(Fig. 16) of tone arm fixing plate counter-clockwise.
3. The tone arm returns before the end of the performance.
Rotate adjusting screw (Fig.16)of tone arm fixing plate clockwise.
4.
The
turntable
platter
will
not
rotate
even
though
the
tone
arm
is
above
the
disc.
Check to see that the strobo light is ON.
Yes: Check to see that the belt
is in place on the pulley.
No: Check to see that the power |
© ‘Yes: Check the fuse. No:
Yes: Check to see that the
motor is rotating.——|_
No: Fit the belt.
plug is securely connected.
No: Connect the plug.
5. The turntable platter will not stop rotating.
Check
to
see
if
the
turntable
will
stop
rotating
when
knob
of
microswitch
is
sufficiently
pushed.
oe
Adjust
the
clearance
between
the
knob
of
microswitch
and
tip
of
tone
arm
fixing
plate
to
1
mm.
(Fig.
16)
No: Check the wiring.
No:
Yes:
No:
Yes:
Replace wiring according to the circuit diagram.
Check the microswitch.
Microswitch defective.
Capacitor defective.
6.
Adjustment
of
turntable
speed
cannot
be
made.
+
Strobo
indexes
appear
not
to
stand
still.
Readjust
semi-fixed
variable
resistors
referring
to
TURNTABLE
SPEED
of
ADJUSTMENTS.
\
+
No
speed
adjustments
with
variable
resistor
knob.
Check
the
wirings
including
the
motor
servo
control
circuit.
No:
Yes:
No:
Yes:
No:
Yes:
7. Noise from turntable.
Replace wiring according to the wiring diagrams.
Check the variable resister.
Variable resister defective.
Check the rotaly switch.
Rotaly switch defective.
Motor defective.
Check for noise with turntable platter removed.
Yes:
No:
Check motor.
Yes:
No:
Check
if
turntable
platter
touches
the
other
parts.
Adjust the height of turntable platter.
Turntable shaft is defective.
Yes: Check the turntable bearing.
Check to see that 10+1V is
available from the secondary
of the transformer.
No:
Ok: Check the microswitch.
: Replace the fuse.
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: Replace the microswitch,
: Transformer defective.
: Check the leads from the AC
: Motor defective.
: Check to see that proper voltage
is available at the primary of the
transformer.
circuit board to the primary
of the transformer.

8. No sound from the speaker.
Check
to
see
that
the
output
cords
are
securely
connected
to
the
amplifier
(receiver).
No: Connect the cord.
Yes:
Check
to
see
that
connections
are
made
to
the
PHONO
input
terminals
of
the
amplifier.
No: Connect to PHONO.
Yes:
Check
to
see
that
the
select
switch
of
the
amplifier
is
placed
to
PHONO.
No: Place select switch to PHONO.
Yes:
Remove
the
headshell,
touch
the
upper
two
pins
at
the
end
of
the
arm
with
a
metal
screwdriver
and
listen
for
the
speaker to produce a humming noise. (Fig. 20)
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ne
Perform
continuity
test
between
the
arm
and
output
cords.
No:
:
:
Make
correct
connections.
Yes:
Check
the
connections
between
the
cartridge
and
headshell.
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Ves:
Cartridge defective.
9.
The
tone
arm
will
not
go
down
even
with
the
lifter
lever
in
¥
position.
Check
to
see
that
release
assy
(No.
22)
moves
to
cooperate
with
operating
plate
assy
(No.
20)
when
the
lifter
lever
A
is
pushed
down.
No:
Check
to
see
that
the
screw
(No.
211)
is
correctly
fastened
to
lifter
lever
B.
:
No:
Fasten
the
screw.
i No: Mount the release.
Yes: Check to see that the release is correctly mounted. —{_
Yes: The release is defective.
Yes:
Check
to
see
that
the
lifter
shaft
assy
(No.
22)
moves
down
when
the
lifter
lever
A
is
pushed
down.
pe: Replace lifter shaft assy or lifer boss (No. 23).
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 HEIGHT of ADJUSTMENTS,
10. The turntable is rotating but the strobo light will not light.
Check the 12 k& resistor which is connected with neon lamp in series.
Yes: Neon lamp is defective.
No: Replace 12 kQ resistor.
PARTS REPLACEMENT
1. TONE ARM
Remove
tone
arm
referring
to
DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUC-
TIONS,
5
step
(1)
to
(7)
and
replace.
To
reassemble,
use
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DIASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
in
reverse.
Adjust
the
Connection
pin
tone arm referring to ADJUSTMENTS, 3, 5 and 6.
2. TURNTABLE SHAFT
Remove the three screws which hold the turntable shaft,
and adjust the gap between the turntable gear and ratchet
A referring to the ADJUSTMENTS, 4. Be sure to check
auto return operation.
3. MOTOR
Remove bottom base in accordance with DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS, 3. Remove the motor as shown in DiS-
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS, 4. Replace the new motor
and fasten it by screws. After binding the wires to lug ter-
minal tightly and solder them.
4. LIFTER LEVER A (CUEING LEVER)
With DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS, 6 as a guide, re-
move
lifter
leverA.Replace
the
lifter
lever
A
so
that
it
becomes parallel with the edge of panel board when cueing
lever lines up to Y position (Fig. 21).
5. CUEING (LIFTER SHAFT)
Remove return plate (No. 36 in EXPLODED VIEW) from
sub-chassis. Remove lifter base (No. 17), and remove tone
arm support (No. 27) from lifter shaft. Pull out the lifter
shaft in the direction of downward. Replace new lifter shaft
after adhering 10° CS silicon oi!. After finishing reassembl-
ing, be sure to check the gap between stylus point and re-
cord surface referring to ADJUSTMENTS, 3. (Fig. 22)
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PARTS
LIST
Parts No.
Description
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CD 20455
CD 20518
C 20438s
CD 30360
CD 43979
CR 43933
CR 43943
CD 44545
CD 20454
CD 44128
CA 30394
CA 20440
CB 43913
CE 44021
CD 43972
CE 44400
C 30370s
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 20443
CA 30130
CD 42671
CB 41801
CB 43945
CD 41808
CB 41809
C 204445
C 20519s
CE 41827
CB 42638
CB 43959
CD 30387
CA 44028
CE 44031
CB 44032
CE 44227
CD 44029
CK 44030
CD 30384
CA 43931
CE 43932
CE 44203
CD 44341
C 43937s
CD 44457
C 43930s
CD 30385
C 43939s
CE 44022
CD 43952
CE 43957
C 43954s
CE 43958
C 44017s
CE 41817
CA 44331
CA 43989
CD 43440
CD 41875
CR 43201
CD 43968
CB 43969
CD 43970
CD 43970-1
CA 43936
CA 44547
CA 43975
CA 43966
CD 43786
CB 44335
CD 43890
CF 30372
CF 30494
CF 30391
CF 20453
CB 43960
CF 44045
CF 30373
CF 43965-2
CA 44024
CD 41833
CD 44297
Turntable platter mat
Turntable platter mat
Pane! board assy.
Lamp cover.
Tone arm base
Stud
Adapter pin
Panel board protector
Turntable platter
Rubber belt
Mounting angle F
Sub-chassis
Height adjusting screw
Adjusting spring
Reject spring spacer
Ratchet spring
Turntable shaft assy.
Lifter base assy.
Pushing plate.
Pushing plate pin
Operating plate assy.
Pushing spring
Release assy.
Lifter boss assy.
Lifter shaft assy.
Lifter spring
Spring mounting
Tone arm support
Tone arm support rubber
Drive gear
Ratchet A
Ratchet BJ
Ratchet collar
Drive gear shaft
Return arm
Return arm shaft
Return plate assy.
Return plate assy.
Return plate spring
Adjusting screw
Return plate support
Anti-skating base
Anti-skating lever
Anti-skating spring
Anti-skating knob
Spring
Anti-skating cam
Anti-skating nameplate
Tone arm rest assy.
Spring mounting
Cushion spring
Cushion spring
Cushion rubber
Lifter mechanism mounting plate
A assy.
Cushion stopper
Reject base assy.
Lifter lever A assy.
Lifter lever B assy.
Reversed spring
Reject button assy.
Reject spring A
Reject lever assy.
Reject spring B
Tone arm fixing plate assy.
Tone arm fixing plate spring
Transformer mounting plate
Printed circuit board (P.C.B.)
mounting plate
P.C.B. support
Cushion rubber
Stud
Speed-change lever A
Variable resistor (V.R.) knob
V.R. spacer
V.R. spacer
Shield case
Cord clamping
Cord clamping 3N
Terminal angle B
Protector
Motor cushion rubber
Spacer
Plastic tic
Power transformer assy.
Power transformer assy.
Power transformer assy.
Motor
Pulley
tnsulation board
Variable resistor
Neon lamp
Neon lamp mounting
Switch cover
Switch cover
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Parts No.
CF 43967
CF 30218
CF 30266
CF 43533
CH 44336
CF 44074
CA 42667
CF 30371
CF 30371-1
C 30255s
CB 43212-0
CB 43212-5
CB 43213
CB 43214 |
CF 42851
CF 43581-0
CF 44821
CF 43888
CF 30332
CF 42920
C 44675s
C 44669s
C 44646s
C 44862s
CF 44676s
CF 44668s
CF 43964s
CF 44863s
CF 43532
CF 44886
CH 43548
CH 43732-1
CF 44674
CH 44666
CF 42734
CF 43838
CF 43562
CD 43534
CF 44163
CD 44421
CD 41850
CD 44573
CD 43767
CH 44399-1
CH 44345
CH 42574
CH 43179
CD 43100
CM 20447
CD 20448
CK 42928
CD 44461
CD 43582-1
CD 20446
CD 44205
CK 44143
CK 43202
CK 43203
CH 44296
CH 44665
CK 44630
CH 44312
CA 43976
CA 43951
CH 44222
CH 44173-1
CH 44173-7
CD 20476
CH 44035
CD 30417
CH 44216
CK 41930
CD 44217
CH 44220
CH 44221
CH 40112
CH 41211
Description
Rotaly switch
Microswitch
Microswitch
Voltage change mechanism
Blind
Lug terminal plate 1L-4P
Lug terminal plate [L-2P
Wirings
Metalic cord clamping
Tone arm assy.
Tone arm assy.
Tone arm
Head shell
Counter weight
Sub-weight
Lateral weight
MC-20 cartridge
Cartridge mounting screw
Cartridge mounting screw
Cartridge mounting nut
Cartridge mounting washer
Tone arm mounting nut
Tone arm mounting washer
Mounting nut
Mounting washer
DIN plug shielded cord
Output shielded cord
Output shielded cord
AC power supply cord
AC power supply cord
AC power supply cord
Printed circuit board assy.
Printed circuit board assy.
Printed circuit board assy.
Printed circuit board assy.
Printed circuit board
Printed circuit board
Printed circuit board
Printed circuit board
Fuse 250VT 100 mA (Primaly)
Fuse 250V 200 mA (Primaly}
Fuse label A.
Fuse label A.
Fuse 250VT 400mA (Secondary)
Fuse label B
Condenser
Condenser
Condenser
Tubular type condenser 1000 uF
Resistor 12 kQ.
Resistor 33 kQ.
Spacer
Diode
AC cord bushing
AC cord bushing
Shield cord bushing
Shield cord bushing
Speed adjusting tabel
Clamp caution label
Stylus change label
Polyethylene sheet
45 rpm adapter
Cabinet
Bottom bse
Tranleg
Cabinet badge
Cabinet badge W.
Cabinet badge
Dust cover
Dust cover cushion
Dust cover nameplate
Free-stop hinge
Lock plate
Rating labe}
Rating labe!
Rating label (CSA Monogram)
Rating label
Serial number label
Cord mounting plate
Cord mounting plate
Tone arm packing cushion
Carton box
Carton box
Carton box
Styrol packing
Turntable platter packing
Owner’s manual
Parts box
Parts box cover
Oil tube
Screw driver
Polyethylene bag
Polyethylene bag
Polyethylene bag
Polyethylene bag
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SCREWS, WASHERS AND NUTS
Description Ref. No. Description
200 @ Pan head (Sems A) screw M3 x6 221 E type washer 30
201 @ Pan head taptite screw M3 x 8 222 E type washer 46
202 @® Pan head screw M3 x 25 223 E type washer 5@
203 @® Pan head screw M2,6x 8 224 Stop ring CSTW-3
204 @® Pan head screw M5 x 30 225 Stop ring CSTW-2.4
205 @© Pan head screw (Red) M4 x 10 226 Stop ring S-6
206 ® Oval countersunk head screw M4 x 10 227 Plain washer 2.6¢ x 10¢ x 0.5t
207 ® Pan head tapping screw 36 x 6 228 Plain washer 36x 8¢x 0.5t
208 ® Pan head tapping screw (Bronze) 3¢ x 6 229 Piain washer 3x 8x It
209 ® Pan head tapping screw 36x 8 230 Plain washer 36x 14¢x It
210 © Pan head tapping screw 3¢ x 18 231 Plain washer 46x 10¢ x 0.5t
211 @® Pan head screw M3 x 6 232 Plain washer 46x 10¢x It
212 Hexagon slotted screw M4x5 233 Plain washer 4.5¢ x 10@ x 0.3t
213 @ Slotted set screw M3 x 3 234 Plain washer 5¢@ x 106 x 0.5t
214 Hexagon nut M3 235 Plain washer 5x 146 x 1.6t
215 Hexagon nut M5 236 Plain washer 6x 10¢x 0.8t
216 Hexagon nylon nut M4 237 Plain washer 6x 16¢x 1t
217 Spring washer 2.66 238 Plain washer 4x 10@ x 1t
218 Spring washer 3¢ 240 oval lug 3¢
ij 219 Spring washer 5 241 Pan tapping screw 3¢ x 14 (Bronze)
220 E type washer 26 cin
Circuit Diagrams
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CEC international Inc.
Room No. 504 Toho Estate 12-12, 1-Chome, Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Telephone: [phone]/Telex: CECINTL J23895/CGable: CECTURNTABLE
Printed in Japan