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Hitachi D-E25 User manual

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HITACHI
(U,
C,
FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
SERVICE
MANUAL
Use
this
manual
together
with
the
ML-1
mechanism
Technical
Information
(No.1473).
HITA-00383
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CONTENTS
SPECI
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KEY
TO
ILLUSTRATIONS
1.
Power
(Mains)
switch
10.
Dolby
NR
switch
2,
Playback
indicator
11.
REC
Mute
switch
3.
Tape
counter
12.
Eject
button
4.
Recording
indicator
13.
Pause
button
5.
Level
indicators
14.
Stop
button
6.
Recording
level
controls
15.
Fast
forward
button
7.
Headphone
socket
16.
Playback
button
8.
Microphone
sockets
17.
Rewind
button
9.
Tape
select
switches
18.
Record
button
SAFETY
PRECAUTION
The
following
precautions
should
be
observed
when
servicing.
1.
Since
many
parts
in
the
unit
have
special
safety
related
characteristics,
always
use
genuine
Hitachi’s
replaemeent
parts.
Especially
critical
parts
in
the
power
circuit
block
should
not
be
replaced
with
other
makes.
Critical
parts
are
marked
with
A\in
the
schematic
diagram
and
circuit
board
diagram.
2.
Before
returning
a
repaired
unit
to
the
customer,
the
service
technician
must
thoroughly
test
the
unit
to
ascertain
that
it
is
completely
safe
to
operate
without
danger
of
electrical
shock.
Printed
by:
Schaltungsdienst
Lange,
Berlin
(Germany)
SPECIFICATIONS
AND
PARTS
ARE
SUBJECT
TO
CHANGE
FOR
IMPROVEMENT
STEREO
CASSETTE
TAPE
DECK
December
1980
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SPECIFICATIONS
Semi-conductors
:
ICs:
3
Transistors
:
17
Diodes
:
13(U),
14(C)
15(FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
LEDs:
14
Track
System
:
4
track
2
channel
stereo
Tape
:
Cassette
tape
(C-30,
60,
90)
Tape
Speed
:
4.75cm/s
Recording
System
and
Bias
Frequency
:
AC
bias,
85
kHz
Erasing
System
:
AC
erase
‘Erase
Ratio
:
65
dB
or
more
(at
1
kHz)
Frequency
Response
:
ER/UD
(NOR):
20
Hz~15
kHz
30
Hz~14
kHz
(+3
dB)
30
Hz~14
kHz
*
EX/SX
(CrO2):
20
Hz~16
kHz
30
Hz~15
kHz
(+3
dB)
30
Hz~15
kHz*
ME
(Metal)
:
20
Hz~17
kHz
30
Hz~16
kHz(+3
dB)
30
Hz~
16
kHz*
S/N
(Signal
to
Noise
Ratio)
:
Wow
and
Flutter
:
0.05%
(WRMS)
0.17%*
Input
Sensitivity
and
Impedance
:
Microphone
:
Line
in:
DIN
(Record/Playback)
:
Output
Level:
Output
Load
Impedance
:
Line
out:
DIN
(Record/Playback)
:
Headphone
:
Distortion
:
Crosstalk
:
Channel
Separation
:
Power
Supply
:
Power
Consumption
:
Dimensions
:
Weight
:
Motor
:
Heads
:
*
According
to
DIN
45
500
DISASSEMBLY
Dolby
NR
OFF
:
58
dB
(Weighted
A;
Reference
3%
THD
Metal
Tape)
—
57
dB*
Doiby
NR
ON:
66
dB
(Weighted
A,
Reference
3%
THD
Metal
Tape)
65
dB*
(D)
F3x10
©
F3x10
(A)
BT3x10
BT3x14
1.
Cassette
door
Depress
the
eject
button
to
open
the
cassette
door.
Lift
up
the
cassette
door
to
remove
it.
2.
Upper
cover
Remove
A)
(four)
screws.
3.
Bottom
cover
Remove
®),
©
(two)
screws.
0.3mV,
300
ohms~
5k
ohms
75mV,
50k
ohms
or
more
0.35mV,
3.3k
ohms
(FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
500
mV
50k
ohms
or
more
50k
ohms
or
more
(FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
8
ohms
~
2k
ohms
1.2%
(1
kHz,
160
nwb/m)
60
dB
or
more
(at
1
kHz)
30
dB
or
more
{at
1
kHz)
AC
120V,
60
Hz
(U,
C)
AC
100-110V/115-127V/
200-220V/230-250V,
50/60
Hz(W)
~~
AC
220V,
50
Hz
(FS)
AC
240V,
50
Hz
(BS,
AU)
8W
410(H)X
435
(W)X
201(D)mm
2.8kg
Electronically
controlled
DC
motor
Metal
SL
Record/playback
head
Three-gap
ferrite
Erase
head
(E)
F8x10(BLACK)
(OD)
F3X10
4.
Front
panel
"4
(F)
BT3x12
1)
Remove
two
knobs
(Record
level).
2)
Remove
©,
©).
&)
(six)
screws.
5.
Cassette
chassis
Remove
©)
(two)
screws.
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|
ADJUSTMENT
Perform
the
following
adjustments
in
the
sequence
stated
after
cleaning
the
head,
pressure
roller,
and
capstan
with
a
head
cleaning
stick
moisted
in
alcohol.
Also,
unless
specially
indicated
otherwise,
set
the
switches
and
controls
to
the
positions
indicated
in
the
table.
[Smoot
wo
|
Swichesand
Gonvom
[Postion
|
Symbol
Wo
Tape
select
switches
ER/UD
(NOR)
Measuring
Instrument
and
Connection
Check
Measuring
Input
Output
Tape
Instrument
Terminal
|
Terminal
MTT
-111,
1
|
Tape
=
Frequency
pe
3000
Hz
Playback
speed
counter
OUT
(3150
Hz*)
(3150
Hz*)
Head
LINE
MTT
-316,
Output
i
MTT-150.
RTL,
R
775
mV
See
Note
3
tie
LINE
400
Hz
|
-VTVM
OUT
:
Playback
;
:
bevel
20m
RTAL
R
Level
indi-
i
iiccatay
Maxwell
'
ltl
vere
See
Note
4
Set
the
tape
select
switches
(S4,
S5)
to
CrO2
position.
Bias
leakage
-
Frequency
-
_
er
fe
=
-
Bias
Set
RT3L,
R
to
the
center.
-
Audio
oscillator
Out
put
(3)
Seceauett,
LINE:
2)
SEINE
ER/UD
Record/
RTSL._R
|
difference
)
IN
OUT
tape
playback
:
within
-
Attenuator
+0.5
dB
-
VTVM
Level
7
LINE
ER/UD
Record/
indicators
IN
tape
playback
Rien
indicate
0dB
P
-
Audio
oscillator
(5
kHz)
LINE
Boosted
by
Dolby
NR
|.
vtva
IN
eran
Regard
we
8dBm+0.1dB
Note
:
1,
Adjust
within
30
sec.
after
heat-running
for
more
than
3.
Playback
a
test
tape
(MTT-150,
400
Hz
20m
Maxwell)
20
minutes.
and
adjust
RT1L,R
so
that
the
level
of
LINE
OUT
9.When
the
maximum
values
of
both
channels
are
dif-
jacks
become
775
mV.
ferent,
tune
to
the
maximum
value
of
the
L
channel.
In
4.
With
the
condition
shown
in
item
3,
adjust
RT4L,
R
so
this
case,
the
difference
between
the
maximum
values
that
the
level
indicators
indicate
0
dB.
of
both
channels
should
be
within
2
dB.
Switches
and
Controls
Record
level
controls
*
According
to
DIN
45
500
Adjusted
Position
Adjusted
3000
Hz
Semi-
variable
resistor
in
the
motor
See
Note
1
Azimuth
adjusting
screw
See
Note
6
current
See
Note
7
Record/
-
Audio
playback
oscillator
output
(400
Hz,
0dB)
See
Note
8
level
See
Note
9
(
5.
Set
the
tape
select
switches
(S4,S5)
to
the
CrO2
position
in
the
recording
mode.
Adjust
L2
so
that
the
that
the
output
level
difference
between
two
fre-
quencies
is
within
+0.5
dB
measured
at
the
LINE
bias
frequency
of
TP2L,
R
becomes
83—85
kHz.
OUT
jacks.
6.
Adjust
RT5L,R
so
that
the
bias
voltage
between
8.
1)
Feed
a
400
Hz
signal
to
the
LINE
IN
jacks
in
the
TP3L,
R
and
TP4L,
R
becomes
10V
in
the
recording
recording
mode
and
adjust
the
audio
oscillator
mode.
output
so
that
the
level
indicators
indicate
0
dB.
7.
1)
Set
RT3L,
R
to
the
center.
2)
Record
the
signal
on
ER/UD
tape
with
the
conditions
2)
Feed
a
1kHz
signal
to
the
LINE
IN
jacks
in
the
of
item
1).
recording
mode
and
adjust
the
audio
oscillator
3)
Playback
the
recorded
signal
and
adjust
RT3L,
R
so
output
so
that
the
level
indicators
indicate
0
dB.
that
the
level
indicators
indicate
0
dB.
Then,
adjust
the
attenuator
to
lower
the
output
level
9.
Feed
a
5
kHz
signal
to
the
LINE
IN
jacks
in
the
recor-
by
23
dB.
ding
mode
and
adjust
the
audio
oscillator
output
so
3)
Record
the
signal
on
ER/UD
tape
with
the
conditions
that
the
level
of
TP1L,
R
becomes—30.4
dBm
+0.1
dB.
of
item
2),
then
continue
to
record
with
the
audio
Then,
adjust
RT2
so
that
the
level
is
boosted
by
8
dBm
oscillator
frequency
set
to
13
kHz.
+0.1
dB
when
the
Dolby
NR
switch
(S2)
is
set
to
ON.
4)
Playback
the
recorded
signal
and
adjust
RT5L,
R
so
:
INSPECTION
OF
MECHANISM
cm
Cs
Supply
side
1
to
3
gr-cm
Without
counter
0.05
to
0.5mm
More
than
10
gr-cm
Flywheel
thrust
gap
Brake
force
50
gr+50gr
Note
1.
Pressure
of
pressure
roller
350
gr+50g
Set
this
unit
in
the
playback
mode
and
press
the
Capstan
pressure
roller
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
using
a
fan
type
tension
gauge,
and
measure
the
pressure
when
the
pressure
roller
is
released
from
the
capstan.
Pressure
roller
LUBRICATION
Lubricate
one
or
two
drops
of
oil
to
rotating
point
or
lubricate
grease
to
sliding
point.
Lubricate
the
respective
parts
listed
once
every
1000
hours
or
once
a
year
under
normal
conditions
of
use.
Avoid
oiling
them
excessively,
or
rotation
may
become
irregular
because
of
oil
splashes.
Metal
and
metal
Pan
motor
dl
Rot
(10W-40)
Delran
ls
Mold
and
metal
Sonic
slideroi
fl
(#1600)
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and
metal
Hitasol
(MO.138)
Sliding
section
|
Mold
and
mold
White
grease
Mold
and
metal
(FL-LUBE-A)
Spring
resonance
prevention
Froil
(GB-TS-1
)
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|
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PRE
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DOLBY
RECT.
DOLBY
RECT.
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due
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the
bias
oscillator
circuit
during
AM
broadcast
reception,
install
8
270pF
capacitor
in
parallel
with
C89
to
drift
the
bias
oscillator
frequency
by
approx.
2
kHz.
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serial
No.
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Note
1.
Voltage
measured
at
base
of
chassis
with
minimum
volume
control
and
no
signal.
2.
Nomenclature
of
Resistors
and
Capacitors.
ee
T__Creuto,
No
indicated
pF
No
indicated
+10%
CE
[one
vT
:
+1
C102
a
0.1/16-
wo
CODD
OD
TD
se
No
indicated
+5%
K
:+10%
M
:
+20%
No
indicated
Carbon
film
RC
:
Composition
RW
:
Wire
wound
RS
:
Oxide
metal
film
RN
:
Fixed
metal
film
3.
Be
sure
to
make
your
orders
of
resistors
and
capacitors
with
value,
voltage,
tolerance
and
sort.
4.
When
replacing
capacitors
marked
with
*,
use
specified
ones
stated
on
parts
list
since
required
temperature
characteristics.
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2iIFs.Bs)
2(U
23(C,AU.W)
33(FS,8S,AU.W)
32U,C)
27(F$,BS,AUW)
26(U,C)
BT3x14
16(C,FS,BS,AU,W)
33(FS,BS,AUW)
ms
x
C)
>
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Note
:
Components
marked
without
numbers
in
this
drawing
are
not
specified
as
replacement
parts.
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REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST
SYMBOL“-NO
Pe-NO
DESCRIPTION
SYMBOL-NO
PeNO
DESCRIPTION
~
CAPACITORS
5212594
POWER
TRANSFORMER
(BS)
C
3LR
0209006
CERAMIC
(RESISTOR
SHAPE)
470PF+~-10%
0209726
CERAMIC
(RESISTOR
SHAPE)
820PF+~-10%
5212941
POWER
TRANSFORMER
(W)
C1LOLR
0209006
CERAMIC
(RESISTOR
SHAPE)
470PF+-10%
C12tR
5150364
CHOKE
COIL
363
MH
5260369
BIAS
OSCILLATOR
COIL
VARTABLE
RESISTOR
10K
OHM
0151808
SEMI
VARIABLE
RESISTOR
10K
OHM
0151808
SEMI
VARIABLE
RESISTOR
10K
OHM
0151808
SEMI
5658062
LED
SOCKET
(FOR
LED1)
0151808
SEMI
VARIABLE
RESISTOR
10K
OHM
x
ones
er
omc
neeenye
ee
0151819
SEMI
VARIABLE
RESISTOR
250K
OHM
-
Steere
pence
mee
Ot
5000662
VARIABLE
20KOHM
(A)
os
iui
dace
eiceatend
A
5746342
POWER
CORD
(BS)
A
5746442
POWER
CORD
(UsC)
5331622
DIODE
1N60FM=P
A
5746571
POWER
CORD
(AU)
5330574
DIODE
182473
AF
5720175
FUSE
800MA
(FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
9330841
ZENER
DIODE
RDS+lE=B
AF2
0591100
FUSE
200MA
(Ww)
5330532
DIODE
SILICON
HZ=128
AF3
5720105
FUSE
0.15A
(Ww)
1.0
SRP02-100NLF
JKILR
5679732
JACK
(MIC)
5331451
DIODE
JK2
5679732
JACK
(HEADPHONE)
5331452
SRP02-100NLF
5330574
DIODE
182473
(FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
DIODE
JK3LR
3676261
PIN
JACK
ASSEMBLY
(LINE
IN)
JK4LR
5676261
PIN
JACK
ASSEMBLY
(LINE
OUT)
JKS
5651141
5P
DIN
SOCKET
(FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
DOLBY
FILTER
LC2LR
5120562
TRAP
COIL
PLi
5762035
PILOT
LAMP
(FOR
POWER
SWITCH
BUTTON
ILLUMINATION)
[C,
FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
5331012
OIQDE
HZ58
(C,
FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
5330571
ZENER
DIODE
182473VE
LCILR
5161665
5330131
DIODE
182076
D14
5330531
ZENER
DIODE
HZ-12A
D15
5330131
DIODE
182076
5350561
IC
HA
11226
5641141
REED
RELAY
(FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
Ic
1
IC
2LR
5352401
IC
IR2E01
Sl
59623435
SLIDE
SWITCH
(REC/P.B.)
LED
GL-9PR2
S$
2
5634392
PUSH
SWITCH
(DOLBY
NR)
SLC22G6G65
5360271
LED1
LED2
5380622
LED
S
3
5633361
PUSH
SWITCH
(MUTING)
LED3LR
5380551
LED
SLB=15UR
S
4
5634392
PUSH
SWITCH
(TAPE
SELECTOR)
LED4LR
5380551
LED
SLB-15UR
S
5
5634392
PUSH
SWITCH
(TAPE
SELECTOR)
LEOSLR
5380552
LED
SLB-1566
S
6
5634392
PUSH
SWITCH
(REC
MUTE)
5380552
LED
SLB-15GG
5637036
LED6LR
PUSH
SWITCH
(POWER)
5380552
LED
SLB-15G6G
LED7LR
5605121
ROTARY
SWITCH
(VOLTAGE
SELECTOR)
(W)
Sever
gasdaee:
SLED,
StB=
ire?
$9
5633311
PUSH
SWITCH
(LINE/DIN
INPUT
SELECTOR)
Q@
1LR
5321295
TRANSISTOR
2SC1740E
[FS,
BS,
AU,
W]
Q
2LR
5321295
TRANSISTOR
2SC1740E
FOR
ACCESSORIES
740
Q@
3LR
5321295
TRANSISTOR
2SC1740E
sieges
ci@
CLEANING
Goick
Q@
4LR
5321295
TRANSISTOR
2SC1740E
spacer
Scarica
Q@
SLR
5321295
TRANSISTOR
2SC1740E
evaunait
dancer
Guunted
Gi
@
6LR
5321295
TRANSISTOR
2SC1740E
MISCELLANEQUS
Q@
7LR
5321295
TRANSISTOR
2SC1740E
a
8
5322651
TRANSISTOR
250667C
6050541
KNOB
(LINE/DIN
INPUT
SELECTOR)
[FS,
BS,
AU,
W]
:
0043793
BUSH
U,
C,
FS,
AU,
5321213
TRANSISTOR
280468C
190MHZ
0+9MW
?
enernne
A
"
>)
~o
>
B
6711351
S8USHING
(8
Q10
5321295
TRANSISTOR
2SC1740E
1
ING
(8S)
TRANSFORMERS
5211932
POWER
TRANSFORMER
(AU)
6634031
CASSETTE
METAL
7780263
BIND
TAPPING
SCREW=2.6MMDX146MM
7333333
RECORD
PLATE
6302745
SPRING
FOR
RECORD
PLATE
6763411
PUSH
BUTTON
ASSEMBLY
(POWER)
[U]
5212592
POWER
TRANSFORMER
(UsC)
ao
tn
Om
HH
fF
Ww
fe
5212593
PUWER
TRANSFORMER
(FS)
aes
i
eo
SYMBOL
-NO
P-NO
DESCRIPTION
SYMBOL-NO
MISCELLANEOUS
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
6053613
6053614
55594861
6354601
6763251
6763252
6763241
6764151
6765821
6763464
6053601
6060091
6224124
6224122
PUSH
BUTTON
(REC
MUTE,
DOLBY
NR,
TAPE
SELECTOR)
[FS,
BS,
AU,
W]
PUSH
BUTTON
(REC
MUTE,
DOLBY
NR,
TAPE
SELECTOR)
[U,
C]
COUNTER
BELT
FRGNT
FRAME
ASSEMBLY
(U)
FRONT
FRAME
ASSEMBLY
(C,
FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
COUNTER
HOLDER
PUSH
BUTTON
ASSEMBLY(
POWER)
IC,
FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
FUNCTION
BUTTON
ASSEMBLY
(U9C)
FUNCTION
BUTTON
ASSEMBLY
(FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
EJECT
BUTTON
(FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
EJECT
BUTTON
ASSEMBLY
(U,
C)
FRONT
PANEL
ASSEMBLY
(FS98S)
FRONT
PANEL
ASSEMBLY
(u)
Type
of
head
Pan
head
screw
Tr
4
!
(
'
!
Length
(L
mm)
|
:
e
!
I
t
Flat
countersunk
head
screw
rf
v
P3X8
:
4
Binding
head
screw
7
1
3
'
|
ti
Round
head
tapping
screw
J
A
©)
wes
4
;
Le
!
!
'
P-NnO
6224123
6289281
6043352
6043335
6043336
6093033
8699412
7781581
7781582
8698410
8699410
7780263
8691312
6763271
DESCRIPTION
FRONT
PANEL
ASSEMBLY
(C,
AU,
W)
KNOB
ASSEMBLY
(RECORD
LEVEL)
BOTTOM
COVER
UPPER
COVER
(UsC)
UPPER
COVER
(FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
CASSETTE
DOOR
BIND
TAPPING
SCREW=3MMDX12MM(
BLACK)
BT
FLAT
SCREW-3MMDX10MM
FALT
SCREW=3MMDX10MM(
BLACK)
BT
BIND
SCREW=3MMDX10MM
(UsC)
BT
BIND HEAD
SCREW=3MMDX10MM
(BLACK)
(FS,
BS,
AU,
W)
BINO
TAPPING
SCREW-2.6MMDX14MM
BT
BIND
SCREW-2e6MMDX12MM
LED
HOLDER
When
ordering
hardware
excluding
stated
on
these
lists,
be
sure
to
make
your
orders
with
type
and
size.
—12—-
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|
D-E25
D-E25
|
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HITACHI
HITACHI
SALES
CORPORATION
OF
AMERICA
Eastern
Regional
Office
1200
Wall
Street
West,
Lyndhurst,
New
Jersey
07071
Tel.
201-935-8980
Mid-Western
Regional
Office
-
1400
Morse
Ave.,
Elk
Grove
Village,
III.
60007
Tel.
312-593-1550
Southern
Regional
Office
510
Plaza
Drive
College
Park,
Georgia
30349
Tel.
404-763-0360
Western
Regional
Office
401
West
Artesia
Boulevard,
Compton,
California
90220
Tel.
213-537-8383
HITACHI
SALES
CORPORATION
OF
HAWAII,
INC
3219
Koapaka
Street,
Honolulu,
Hawaii
96819,
U.S.A.
Tel.
808-836-3621
HITACHI
SALES
CORP.
OF
CANADA
Ltd.
3300
Trans
Canada
Highway
Pointe
Claire,
Quebec,
H9R1B1,
Canada
Tel.
514-697-9150
HITACHI
SALES
EUROPA
GmbH
2
Hamburg
54,
Kleine
BahnstraBe
8,
West
Germany
Tel.
850
60
71-75
HITACHI
SALES
(U.K.)
Ltd.
Hitachi
House,
Station
Road,
Hayes,
Middlesex
UB3
4DR,
England
Tel.
01-848-8787
(Service
Centre
:
01-848-3551)
HITACHI
SALES
SCANDINAVIA
AB
Rissneleden
8,
Sundbyberg,
Box
7138,
S-172-07
Sundbyberg
7,
Sweden
Tel.
08-98
52
80
HITACHI
SALES
NORWAY
A/S
Oerebekk
1620
Gressvik
P.O.
Box
46
N-1601
Fredrikstad,
Norway
Tel.
032-28050
SUOMEN
HITACHI
OY
Box
151,
SF-15100
Lahti
10,
Finland
Tel.
Lahti
44
241
HITACHI
SALES
A/S
Kuldyssen
13,
DK-2630
Taastrup,
Denmark
Tel.
02-999200
HITACHI
SALES
A.G.
5600
Lenzburg,
Switzerland
Tel.
064-513621
HITACHI-FRANCE
(Radio-Télévision
Electro-Ménager)
S.A.
9,
Boulevard
Ney
75018,
Paris,
France
Tel.
201-25-00
HITACHI
SALES
WARENHANDELS
GMBH
A-1180/Wien,
Kreuzgasse
27
Tel.
(0043222)
439367/8
HITACHI
SALES
AUSTRALIA
Pty
Ltd.
_
153
Keys
Road,
Moorabbin,
Victoria
3189
Australia
Tel.
95-8722
HITACHI
Ltd.
TOKYO
JAPAN
Head
Office:
5-1,
1-chome,
Marunouchi,
Chiyoda-ku,
Tokyo
Tel.
Tokyo
(212)
1111
(80
lines)
Cable
Address
:
“HITACHY”
TOKYO
Codes
:
All
Codes
Used
D-E25
TK
No.
1445E
U,C,FS,BS,
AU,
W
TOKAI
Printed
in
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(H.
M1)

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