JVC TD-X102 User manual
MODEL
TD-X102
A/B/C/E/G/U/V
This
model
TD-X102
is
a
version
of
the
model
KD-X1.
When
servicing
the
model
TD-X102,
refer
to
the
Service
Manual
for
the
mode!
KD-X1
(No.
4243)
Comparison
Table
A\
parts
are
safety
assurance
parts.
VSEA
When
replacing
those
parts,
make
sure
to
use
the
specified
one.
,
please.
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+
.
Parts
No.
“|
A\|
Ref.
No.
+
Parts
Name
Remarks
O'ty
L
TD-X102
KD-X14
|
Enclosure
Assembly
Parts
List
[
10
|
VJC2171-009
VJC2171-001
Rear
Panel
A/B/C/E
version
~
1
i
ee
-010
vt
-002
a
U
version
1
ue
a
-011
a
-003
G/V
version
1
11
SDST3006M
SDST3006N
Screw
for
Rear
Pane!
2
12
SDSP3008M
SDSP3006N
=
U
version,
for
V.
Selector
2
VAN
14
QMP7380-200
QMP7600-200
Power
Cord
U
version
1
“AN
16
VTP52G2-021B VTP54N2-021B
Power
Transformer
U
version
1
22
SDSF3008M
SDSF3008N
Screw
for Pin
Jack
1
24
VJC1418-002
VJC1418-007
Front
Plate
1
|
26
VJC1417-013
VJC1417-011
Front
Panel
except
J
version
Zz
29
VXP3131-002
VXP3131-001
Power
Knob
1
33
E72968-001 E70913-001
Mark
1
45
VJD4895-008
VJD4895-001
Plate
1
51
VXP3129-013
VXP3129-008
Push
Button
for
Play
1
52
a
-014
ie
-009
ss
|
for
REW
1]
[
53
of
-015
-
-010
i
for
FF
1
54
i
-016
me
-011
"
for
Stop/Eject
1
55
i
-017
fd
-012
7
for
Pause
1
61
VJC2175-005
VJC2175-002
Top
Cover
1
64
VYN2200-003PA
|
VYN2176-003PA
|
Name
Plate
A
version
L714
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-002PA
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B
version
1
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ZCTDX1020-FBK|
ZCTDXIG-FBK
|
Front
Panel
Ass’y
1
L_
43,45-47
|
ZCTDX1020-CH
|
ZCTDX10-CH
Cassette
Holder
Ass’y
re
a
No.
4277
March
1987
§wOe#
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A
Parts
are
safety
assurance
parts.
When
replacing
those
parts,
make
sure
to
use
the
specified
one.
VNN2200-211
VNNO157-301
Instruction
Book
B/E/G
version
VNN2201-621
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a
A/C/U
version
VNN2200-901
V
version
VPC2200-002
VPC2141-002
B
version
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A
version
-004
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-004
C
version
es
-005
sd
-005
E
version
as
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U
version
G
version
V
version
VICTOR
COMPANY
OF
JAPAN,
LIMITED.
AUDIO
PRODUCTS
DIVISION
MAEBASHI
PLANT
10-1,
1-chome,
Ohwatari-cho,
Maebashi-city
371,
Japan
(No.
4277)
Printed
in
Japan
—6203-—-S—
KD-X1
A/B/C/E/G/J/
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SERVICE
MANUAL
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Contents
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Precautions
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Connections
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Enclosure
Assembly
Parts
List
...............
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Location
of
Main
Parts
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Exploded
View
of
Enclosure
Assembly...........
15
Removal
of
Main
Parts............
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Exploded
View
of
Mechanism
Assembly
.........
16
Main
Adjustment
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Mechanism
Assembly
Parts
List
.............
17
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Schematic
Diagram................05.
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Parts
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10
Packing
and
packing
Parts
List
No.
4243
December
1984
KD-X1
A/B/C/E/G/J/U
|
Safety
Precaution
1.
The
design
of
this
product
contains
special
hardware.
Many
circuits
and
components
specially
for
safety
purposes.
For
continued
protection,
no
changes
should
be
made
to
the
original
design
unless
authorized
in
writing
by
the
manufacturer.
Replacement
parts
must
be
identical
to
those
used
in
the
original
circuits.
Service
should
be
per-
formed
by
qualified
personnel
only.
2.
Alterations
of
the
design
or
circuitry
of
the
product
should
not
be
made.
Any
design
alterations
or
additions
will
void
the
manufacturer’s
warranty
and
will
further
relieve
the
manufacturer
of
responsibility
for
personal
injury
or
property
damage
resulting
therefrom.
3.
Many
electrical
and
mechanical
parts
in
the
product
have
special
safety-related
characteristics.
These
charac-
teristics
are
often
not
evident
from
visual
inspection
nor
can
the
protection
afforded
by
then
necessarily
be
obtained
by
using
replacement
components
rated
for
higher
voltage,
wattage,
etc.
Replacement
parts
which
have
these
special
safety
characteristics
are
identified
in
the
parts
list
of
Service
manual.
Electrical
components
having
such
features
are
identified
by
(
Z\)
on
the
schematics
and
parts
list
in
Service
manual.
The
use
of
a
substitutue
replacement
which
does
not
have
the
same
safety
characterisitics
as
the
recommended
replacement
part
shown
in
the
parts
list
in
Service
manual
may
create
shock,
fire,
or
other
hazards.
4.
The
leads
in
the
products
are
routed
and
dressed
with
ties,
clamps,
tubings
barriers
and/or
the
like
to
be
separated
from
live
parts,
high
temperature
part,
mov-
ing
parts
and/or
sharp edges
for
the
prevention
of
elec-
tric
shock
and
fire
hazard.
When
service
is
required,
the
original
lead
routing
and
dress
should
be
observed,
and
they
should
be
confirmed
to
be
returned
to
normal,
after
re-assembling.
2
(No.
4243)
5,
Leakage
current
check
(Safety
for
electrical
shock
hazard)
After
re-assembling
the
product,
always
perform
an
isolation
check
on
the
exposed
metal
parts
of
the
Pro-
ducts
(antenna
terminals,
knobs,
metal
cabinet,
screw
heads,
earphone
jack,
control
shafts,
etc.)
to
be
sure
the
product
is
safe
to
operate
without
danger
of
electrical
shock.
Do
not
use
a
line
isolation
transformer
during
this
check.
e
Plug
the
AC
line
cord
directly
into
the
AC
outlet.
Us-
ing
a
“Leakage
Current
Tester’,
measure
the
leakage
current
from
each
exposed
metal
part
of
the
cabinet,
particularly
any
exposed
metal
part
having
a
return
path
to
the
chassis,
to
a
known
good
earth
ground
(water
pipe,
etc,).
Any
leakage
current
must
not
ex-
ceed
0.5
mA
AC
(r.m.s.).
e
Alternate
check
method.
Plug
the
AC
line
cord
directly
into
the
AC
outlet.
Use
an
AC
voltmeter
having
1,000
ohms
per
volt
or
mroe
sesitivity
in
the
following
manner.
Connect
a
1500
Q
10
W
resistor
paralleled
by
a
0.15
wF
AC-type
capaci-
tor
between
an
exposed
metal
part
and
a
known
good
earth
ground
(water
pipe,
etc.).
Measure
the
AC
voltage
across
the
resistor
with
the
AC
voltmeter.
Move
the
resistor
connection
to
each
exposed
metal
part,
particularly
any
exposed
metal
part
having
a
return
path
to
the
chassis,
and
measure
the
AC
volt-
age
across
the
resistor.
Now,
reverse
the
plug
in
the
AC
outlet
and
repeat
each
measurement.
Any
voltage
measured
musy
not
exceed
0.75
V
AC
(r.m.s.).
This
corresponds
to
0.5
mA
AC
(r.m.s.).
AC
VOLTMETER
(HAVING
1000
2/V
OR
MORE
SENSITIVITY)
0.15
pF
AC-
TYPE
1500.
10W
PLACE
THIS
PROBE
ON
EACH
EXPOSED
METAL
PART
GOOD
EARTH
GROUND
Specifications
Type
Track
system
Tape
speed
Frequency
response:
Note:
“1...
bi
ee
3
*
S/N
ratio
Wow
and
flutter
Crosstalk
:
Stereo
cassette
deck
:
4-track,
2-channel
:
1-7/8
inch/sec
(4.8
cm/sec)
(0
dB
recording)
Metal
tape
*1;
40—11,000
Hz
(+
3
dB)
Chrome
tape
*2;
40—8,000
Hz
(+
3
dB)
Normal
tape
*3;
40—8,000
Hz
(+
3
dB)
(—20
dB
recording)
Metal
tape
*1;
30
—
16,000
Hz
40
—
15,000
Hz
(+3dB)
Chrome
tape,
*2:
30
—
16,000
Hz
40
—
15,000
Hz
(+3dB)
Normal
tape;
*3;
30
—15,000
Hz
40
—
14,000
Hz
(+3dB)
JVC
ME
or
Equivalent
TDK
SA
or
Equivalent
MAXELL
UD
or
Equivalent
:
58dB
(S=1kHz,
K3
=
3%,
N
=
A-Weight,
Metal
tape)
The
S/N
is
improved
by
5
dB
at
1
kHz
and
by
10
dB
above
5
kHz
with
ANRS/
DOLBY
B
NR
on.
:
0.08
%
(WRMS),
0.20
%
(DIN
45
500)
:
60
dB
(1
kHz)
Location
of
Main
Parts
Rec/PB
Switch
Main
P.C.
Board
Ass’y
Power
Switch
Fig.
1
KD-X1
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Harmonic
distortion:
K3;
0.5%,
THD;
1.0
%
(metal
tape,
1
kHz
O
dB)
Heads
:
METAPERM
head
for
recording/play-
back,
2-gap
ferrite
head
for
erasure
Motor
:
Electronic
governed
DC
motor
Fast
forward
/
Approx.
100
sec.
with
C-60
cassette
Rewind
time
Input
terminals
Mic
jack
x
2
:
Max.
sensitivity;
0.4mV
(—68
dBV)
Matching
impedance;
600
2
—
10
kQ
Input
jack
x
2.
:
Min.
input
level;
50
mV
Input
impedance;
100
k22
Output
terminals
Output
jack
x
2
:
Output
level;
300
mV
Output
impedance;
5
kQ
Power
requirement
:
AC
240
V,
50/60
Hz
(KD-V120
A)
AC
120
V,
60
Hz
(KD-V120
C/J)
AC
240/220/110
V,
50/60
Hz
(KD-V120
U)
Power
consumption:
With
power
on;
10
W
With
power
switch
off;
0.8
W
Dimensions
:
17-1/8"
(435
mm)
W
4-9/16”
(115mm)H
9-3/8”
(237
mm)D
Weight
:
7.7
lbs
(3.5
kg)
Accessories
:
Pin
plug
cord...2
Design
and
specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notic
Power
Transformer
Fuse
Power
Cord
Mechanism
Ass‘y
Rec
Safety
Lever
(No.
4243)
3
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|
Removal
of
Main
Parts
Enclosure
Section
Removal
of
Top
Cover
1.
Remove
six
screws
retaining
the
both
sides
of
the
top
cover.
2.
Remove
the
screw
retaining
the
back
side
of
the
top
cover.
Removal
of
Bottom
Cover
1.
Remove
three
screws
retaining
the
front
side
of
the
bottom
cover.
2.
Remove
three
screws
retaining
the
rear
side
of
the
bottom
cover.
Removal
of
Rear
Panel
1.
Remove
three
screws
retaining
the
jack
and
chassis
to
the
rear
panel.
Removal
of
Front
Panel
1.
Remove
the
screw
@)
retaining
the
left
side
of
the
front
panel.
2.
Remove
the
screw
(2)
retaining
the
bottom
side
of
the
front
panel.
3.
Remove
the
screw
(G3)
retaining
the
earth
wire
with
the
mechanism
ass’y.
4.
Pull
out
two
knobs.
Removal
of
Mechanism
Ass’y
1.
Remove
the
counter
belt.
2.
Remove
three
screws
(4)
retaining
the
mechanism
ass‘y.
3.
Open
the
cassette
door
and
remove
the
mechanism
ass’y.
Removal
of
Tape
Counter
1.
Remove
two
screws
6).
Removal
of
Damper
1.
Remove
the
screw
(6).
Removal
of
Power
Switch
(See
Fig.5)
1.
Push
the
switch
knob
outward
to
remove
it.
2.
Push
the
switch
ass’y
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
to
remove
it.
Note:
When
reinstalling
the
switch
ass’y:
1)
Set
the
switch
to
its
ON
position.
2)
Fix
it
as
shown
in
the
right
figure.
3)
Set
the
knob
to
the
switch.
LED
Indicator
Remove
five
pawis
@)
retaining
the
indicator
board
ass‘y.
4
(No.
4243)
Amp.
Board
Ass'y
Removal
figure
reinstement
figure
Fig.
5
Mechanism
Section
Mechanical
parts
©
Rec./PB
head
1)
Remove
2
screws
3)
for
the
button
assembly.
2)
Remove
a
screw
82)
3)
Loosen
a
screw
@3)
for
adjustment.
@
Erase
head
1)
Remove
a
screw
:
2)
Remove
a
screw
for
adjustment.
@
Pinch
roller
arm
assembly
1)
Remove
a
stopper
holding
its
assembly,
and
pull
it
off
from
the
shaft.
@
Supply
reel
disc
assembly
1)
Pull
out
the
reel
disc
stopper
67)
and
remove
its
disc
from
the
shaft.
@
Take-up
reel
disc
1)
Pull
out
the
reel
disc
stopper
and
remove
it
from
the
shaft.
Note:
Remove
the
reel
disc
stoppers
with
a
piece
of
sheet
metal
inserted
between
the
reel
disc
and
stopper,
when
assembling
the
reel
disc,
the
stopper
needs
a
new
parts
(the
stopper
cannot
be
used
again).
@
Motor
1)
Remove
3
screws
;
and
fastening
the
FM
bracket.
(When
removing
the
FM
bracket
42)
F
remove
with
the
main
belt
and
the
RF
belt
)
2)
Remove
3
screws
45)
fastening
the
motor.
3)
Pull
out
the
motor
pulley
from
the
motor
shaft.
Note:
Be
careful
not
to
stain
the
main
belt
and
RF
belt.
(When
assembling
the
motor
pulley,
adjust
the
pulley
position
as
next
figure.)
10.5mm
MOTOR
Fig.
6
KD-X1
A/B/C/E/G/J/U
Fig.
8
@
Flywheel
assembly
Pull
out
the
flywheel
from
the
capstan
metal.
How
to
assemble
the
FM
bracket
and
belts
1)
Assemble
full
auto
belt
and
RF
belt
as
next
figure.
2)
Fasten
3
screws,
to
assemble
the
FM
bracket.
Full
autobelt
Main
belt
FM
bracket
RF
beit
Flywheel
Motor
Fig.
9
(No.
4243)
5
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Main
Adjustment
[1]
Equipment
and
measuring
instruments
used
for
5)
Reference
tapes
for
playback
(JVC
Test
Tape)
adjustment
VTT703
LL
(for
head
azimuth
adj.)
VTT712
(for
motor
speed,
wow
flutter
adj.)
1.
Electrical
adjustment
V11739
(for
playback
frequency
response}
1)
Electronic
voltmeter
6)
Resistor
600
22
(for
attenuator
matching)
2)
Audio
frequency
oscillator
(range:
30—20
kHz
and
output
0
dB
with
impedance
600
22)
2.
Mechanical
adjustment
3)
Attenuator
1)
Torque
testing
cassette
gauge,
CTG-N.
4)
Standard
tapes
for
REC/PB
Maxell
UD
—
Norom
(SF)
tape.
.
.
TDK
SA
—Chrome
(SA)
tape...
.
—
or
equivalent
JVC
ME
—
Metal
tape.........
[11]
Mechanical
adjustment
(Adjust
the
mechanism
or
confirm
that
it
is
in
normal
operating
condition
prior
to
the
adjustment
of
the
electrical
circuit.)
Item
Adjustment
Adjusting
|
Standard
Remarks
|
point
value
Adjusting
1.
Connect
an
electronic
voltmeter
to
Screw
(A)
Maximum}
If
the
head
is
worn,
disconnected
or
record/play
back
the
LINE
OUT
terminals.
exceedingly
magnetized
so
as
not
to
.
Play
back
the
VTT7O3L
test
tape.
.
Adjust
the
head
angle
with
the
screw
@)
until
the
reading
of
the
electronic
voltmeter
becomes
maxi-
mum
for
both
channels.
4.
After
adjusting,
set
the
screw
with
screw
bond.
head
position
provide
the
necessary
characteristics,
replace
it
with
a
new
one.
After
replacement,
the
head
position
adjustment
as
well
as
the
playback
level
adjustment,
the
bias
current
ad-
justment
and
the
recording
level
ad-
justment
are
all
necessary.
If
the
output
difference
between
the
left
and
right
channels
exceeds
3
—
4
dB,
the
head
is
defective.
Replace
it
with
a
new
one.
WR
Adjustment
erase
head
height
.
Turn
the
adjusting
screw
for
align-
ing
the
erase
head
until
it
stops.
Then,
turn
the
screw
in
the
reverse
direction
by
180°
{a
%
revolution).
2.
Employ
a
special
cassette
(C-120)
from
which
parts
of
the
casing,
where
the
erase
head,
record/play-
es
@)
back head
and
capstan
engage,
has
|
been
cut
away.
Perform
tape
trans-
©
0)
port
with
the
cassette
tape.
Adjust
the
screw
until
the
tape
runs
in
|
the
center
of
the
erase
head
tape
Be
sure
to
perform
this
adjustment
after
replacing
the
erase
head.
Correct
Incorrect
4
Tape
guide
-
Tape
guide
~Tape
ae
Tape
guide
[=
Semi-
3000
Hz
|
If
the
speed
meter
functions
as
a
wow
fixed
and
flutter
meter,
also,
connect
the
resistor
deck
to
the
INPUT
terminals
of
the
in
the
meter.
motor
guide.
-
Adjusting
motor
|
Connect
a
speed
meter
(an
electronic
speed
counter)
to
the
LINE
OUT
terminals.
Play
back
the
VTT712
test
tape.
Adjust
the
semi-fixed
resistor
in
the
motor
until
the
reading
of
the
speed
meter
is
3000
Hz.
-
4
+
+
+~
SS
Checking
wow
Connect
a
wow
and
flutter
meter
to
0.08%
If
the
reading
becomes
moving
value
and
flutter
LINE
OUT
terminals.
(WRMS)
|
even
if
conforming
to
the
standard,
a
Play
back
the
VTT712
test
tape.
0.2%
re-claim
may
be
raised.
Repaits
are
‘lps
to
see
if
the
reading
of
the
(DIN45500)
|
necessary.
meter
is
within
0.08%
(WRMS).
|
T
Checking
play-
Employ
a
torque
testing
cassette
tape
40-70
If
the
standard
torque
is
not
obtained,
back
torque
for
the
checking,
or
remove
the
cas-
gr-cm
replace
the
take-up
disc
assembly.
|
sete
cover
and
use
a
torque
gauge.
ee
6
(No.
4243)
|
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Adjustment
Adjusting
|
Standard
Remarks
|
point
value
Checking
fast
Measure
the
torque
in
the
fast
forward
More
than]
If
the
standard
torque
is
not
obtained,
forward
torque
mode
in
the
same
manner
as
in
the
70
gr-cm
|
perform
the
following.
above.
1.
Clean
the
capstan
belt,
the
idler
cir-
cumference,
the
motor
pulley,
the
take-up
reel
disc
circumference,
the
flywheel
circumference,
etc.
2.
Repiace
the
belt
and
idler.
a.
SS
Checking
rewind
|
Measure
the
torque
in
the
rewind
mode
More
than};
If
the
standard
torque
is
not
obtained,
torque
in
the
same
manner
as
in
the
above.
70gr-cm}
clean
the
capstan
belt,
idler,
motor
pulley,
flywheel
circumference,
rewind-
ing
idler
circumference,
left
reel
disc
circumference,
etc.
[Ml]
Electrical
adjustments
location
Main
Amp.
P.W.
Board
(parts
assembly
side
view)
(Turning
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
increases
the
level.)
MIC
JACK
L901
BIAS
Siri
SS)
FREQUENCY
ch
REC
CANN
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R142
ears
hd
=
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(15)
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Biol
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PB. EQ.
ADJ
REC/PB
SWITCH
Fig.
10
[IV]
Electrical
circuit
adjustment
procedure
In
the
steps
marked
by
an
asterisk
(*),
adjustment
should
Adjustment
should
be
performed
in
the
order
of
steps
1,
2,
be
performed,
however,
only
checking
is
sufficient
with
Riera
Perform
this
adjustment
with
the
NR
SYSTEM
steps
other
than
those.
switch
set
to
OFF.
Standard
value
Reference
|
NR
SYSTEM:
OFF
Adjusting
point
B100,
Adjustment
Play
back
Playback
test
tape
VTT739
(1
kHz,
frequency
10
kHz)
for
following
adjustment.
101
frequency:|
TAPE
SELECT:
NORM
response
1.
Connect/Disconnect
B100
or
B101|
8g200,
1
kHz
and
B200
or
201
so
that
10
kHz
201
O0+2dB
signal
and
1
kHz
signal
gains
become
at
10kHz
flat
response.
(No.
4243)
7
KD-X1
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|
Checking
record/
play
back
distortion
play
back
the
recorded
part,
and
check
so
that Line
out
ter-
minal
level
become
O
+
2.5
dB.
2.
If
the
standard
value
cannot
be
obtained,
adjust
the
recording
level
using
R139,
140,
141 and
142
in
combination
(for
L-ch),
and
R239,
240,
241
and
242
(R-ch),
respectively.
.
Record
a
1kHz,
—8dB
signal
to
LINE
IN
terminals
and
perform
recording
with
the
multi-peak
becomes
to
0.
2.
Play
back
the
recorded
part.
Check
the
output
with
a
distortion
meter
to
see
if
the
value
conforms
to
the
standard
value.
NORM
Item
Adjustment
mes
Ray
Remarks
Checking
Record
1
kHz,
50
Hz
and
12.5
kHz
|
For
Reference
This
checking
should
be
performed
record/
signals
at
an
input
level
of
0
dB
to
|
NORM
frequency;
for
normal
tapes
and
for
both
right
playback
—20
dB.
tape;
1
kHz
and
left
channels.
frequency
Play
back
the
tape.
Lch
B102
1.
Bias
current
adjustment
for
a
response
Check
to
see
that
the
50
Hz
and
B103
cassette
deck
should
generally
be
12.5
kHz
signal
output
deviations
fall
B104
0+3dBat
performed
referring
to
the
record/
within
the
standard
range,
using
the
|
Reh
ee
50
Hz
playback
frequency
response.
1
kHz
signal
output
as
a
reference.
B204
|
0+3dBat
This
is
Sai
the
ein!
i
eas
:
12.5
kHz
sponse
of
a
cassette
deck
depends
i
are
eara
7.
more
greatly
upon
the
bias
cur
=
rent
than
does
that
of
an
open
a
ix
reel
deck.
3
;
2.
If
the
bias
current
is
not
proper-
5
Sven
cea
ete
ly
adjusted,
the
record
and
play-
z
Decrease
in
high
frequencies
back
characteristics
become
as
a
(with
a
larger
bias
current)
shown
left.
50
Hz
1
kHz
12.5
kHz
Frequency
(Hz)
|
——.
3
|
Checking
1.
Apply
a
1
kHz
-23
+3
dBV
Sig-
O+2.5dB
|The
level
difference
between
left
recording
nal
to
the
LINE.
in
terminals,
and
right
channels
for
SF/NORM
level
tape
and
chrome
tape
should
be
less
than
3
dB.
Perform
the
adjustment
using
a
normal
tape,
level
difference
between
recording
and
playback
for
SA/CrO2
and
metal
tapes,
should
be
less
than
3
dB,
and
that
between
left
and
right
channels
should
also
be
less
than
3
dB.
tape;
Less
Less
than
3%
Metal
tape;
Less
than
2%
(THD)
following
bias
current
and
record-
than
2.0%
ing
level
checking.
CrO2
tape;
Be
sure
to
perform
this
checking
5
|
Checking
signal
to
noise
ratio
playback
in
recording/
2.
Play
back
the
recorded
part.
1.
Record
a1
kHz,
0
dB
signal.
Stop
the
input
by
disconnecting
from
the
terminal
to
perform
non-
signal
recording.
Measure
the
O
dB
recording
output
and
the
non-signal
recording
output
for
comparison
using
an
electronic
voltmeter.
Check
to
see
if
the
value
conforms
to
the
standard
value.
NORM,
CrO2
and
Metal
tapes;
||
More
than
42
dB
Apply
an
output
(—72
dBs)
to
the
MIC
terminals
with
the
recording
evel
controls
set
to
maximum
so
that
the
multi-peak
indicator
be-
comes
0
dB.
Checking
erasing
coefficient
8
(No.
4243)
+
1.
Apply
a
1
kHz
signal
to
the
LINE
2.
Perform
recording
with
the
signal
3.
Erase
a
part
of
the
recording.
4.
Measure
the
output
difference
be-
IN
terminals.
Adjust
the
recording
level
controls
until
the
multi-peak
indicator
becomes
0
dB.
enhanced
by
20
cB.
tween
the
erased
part
and
non-
erased
part
to
compare
with
an
electronic
voltmeter.
Ll
More
than
65
dB
For
the
measuring,
connect
a
band
pass
filter
between
the
deck
and
the
electronic
voltmeter.
Tape
deck
(recording,
erasing)
Input
i
(1
kHz
OdB
+
20
dB)
Electronic
voltmeter
Band
pass
filter
(1kHz)
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E.CAPACITOR
2
QSL1A22-V01
LEVER
SWITCH
1
R222
-R231
C127
-C227
|
QET41HR-335
E.CAPACITOR
2
QSL4310-013
LEVER
SWITCH
1
R912
C116
-C122
|
QET41HR-475
E
CAPACITOR
5
QSP0219-061
PUSH
SWITCH
1
R102
-R139
|
QRD161J-473
CARBON
RESISTOR
6
C216
-C222
QSP2210-061
PUSH
SWITCH
1
1
a
af
c920
Q@SS9201-O005R
SLIDE
SWITCH
1
C142
7C242
|
QFN41HJ-152
M.CAPACITOR
Pe
VQH1008-006
COIL
1
F
QRD161J-512
CARBON
RESISTOR
C125
-C225
|
QFN41HJ-182
M
CAPACITOR
2
L102
-L202
|
VQ@P0001-1835S
INDUCTOR
2
QRD161J-562
CARBON
RESISTOR
C119
C219
|
QFN41HJ-272
M
CAPACITOR
2
L101
L201
|
VQP0001-822S
INDUCTOR
2
C932
QFN41HJ-472
M.CAPACITOR
1
L103
,L203
|
vQ@zZ0024-001
FILTER
DOLBY
FILTER
2
Ot
QRD161J-563
CARBON
RESISTOR
C933
QFP42AJ-103
P.P.CAPACITOR
al
AR932
QRD129J-101
CARBON
RESISTOR
1
R149
QRD161J-564
CARBON
RESISTOR
107
-C207
|
QFV41HJ-103
M.CAPACITOR
2
R956
QRD141J-6R8
CARBON
RESISTOR
1
R107
QRD161N-622
C
RESISTOR
C147
-C247
|
QFV41HJ-123
TF
CAPACITOR
2
ARI42
QRD149J-1ROS
CARBON
RESISTOR
1
R123
-R223
|
QRD161J-680
CARBON
RESISTOR
C145
-C245
|
QFV41HJ-154
TF
CAPACITOR
2
R905
QRD149J-1215S
CARBON
RESISTOR
1
R128
-R228
|
QRD161J-682
CARBON
RESISTOR
C931
QFV41HJ-223
M.CAPACITOR
1
R923
QRD1495-391S
CARBON
RESISTOR
1
R930
|
aly
as
C120
-C220
|
QFV41HJ-683
M.CAPACITOR
2
R941
Q@RD1495-4715S
CARBON
RESISTOR
1
R147
-R247
|
QRD161J-683
CARBON
RESISTOR
J4
EMNOOTV-402A
PIN
JACK
1
R931
QRD1495-5R6S
CARBON
RESISTOR
1
R106
-R110
|
QRD161J-684
CARBON
RESISTOR
J3
QMC9014-007
DIN
SOCKET
KD-X1G
(VERSION)
1
R934
QRD149J-8R2S
CARBON
RESISTOR
1
R206
-R210
Ja
7J2
QMS6L10-010
MIC
JACK
MIC
JACK
2
R933
QRD149J-820S
CARBON
RESISTOR
1
R104
,-R204
|
QRD161J-822
CARBON
RESISTOR
R108
-R208
|
QRD161J-101
CARBON
RESISTOR
2
R143
-R160
|
QRD161J-823
CARBON
RESISTOR
R103
-R203
|
QRD161J-102
CARBON
RESISTOR
4
R243
-R260
7RO57
C103
-C203
|
QCF11HP-102
C.CAPACITOR
7R118
|
Q@RD161J-103
CARBON
RESISTOR
13
C914
-C915
|
QCF11HP-103
C.CAPACITOR
7R153
C935
QCF11HP-223
C.CAPACITOR
|
R158
-R217
C105
-C205
|
@CS11HJ-151
C.CAPACITOR
R218
-R235
C100
-C150
|
QCS11HJ-221 C.CAPACITOR
7R258
C200
-C250
7R952
C148
-C248
|
QCS11HJ-391
C.CAPACITOR
C101
-C113
|
Q@CS11HJ-471
C.CAPACITOR
7R151
|
Q@RD161J-104
CARBON
RESISTOR
C201
C202
7R251
C213
7R214
QRD161J-105
CARBON
RESISTOR
102
QCS11HJ-561
C.CAPACITOR
7R252
|
QRD161J-122
CARBON
RESISTOR
C149
-C249
|
QCS12HJ-151
C.CAPACITOR
7R240
|
Q@RD161J4-123
CARBON
RESISTOR
C141
-C241
|
QCY41HK-102 C.CAPACITOR
QRD161J-124
CARBON
RESISTOR
C115
-C215
|
QCY41HK-103
C..CAPACITOR
(No.
4243)
11
KD-X1
A/B/C/E/G/J/U
KD-X1
A/B/C/E/G/J/U
Wiring
Connections
Power
Switch
E.Head
R/P
Head
P.C.Baard
LED
Level
Indicator
P.C.Board
Main
Amp
P.C.Board
Y
ee
(Parts
Side)
Mot
utin
witc
|
otor
ING
Co
»—__©—_+—
(0)
To
Mecha
Earth
<H120V:C.J
240V:B.E.ED
Ts
nace
lestinse.
Brown
Deore
aeedebilale
Red
Power
Cord
3
tas
chaetee.
Orange
De
sla
aga
Yellow
Di
te
bede
eget
ast
Green
Ge
Be ce
detainees
Blue
Fig.
13
12
(No.
4243)
Color
code
are
shown
below
Enclosure
Assembly
Parts
List
A\
parts
are
safety
assurance
parts.
KD-X1
A/B/C/E/G/J/U
Black
type
Parts
List
When
replacing
those
parts,
make
sure
to
use
the
specified
one.
AI
REF
PARTS
NO,
PARTS
NAME
REMARKS
QTY
1
VKL3612-001
AMP
CHASSIS
1
2
VKH4673-001
SHAFT
FOR
REC.ARM
1
3
VKW4540-001
SPRING
FOR
REC.
1
4
REE3000X
WASHER
FOR
SHAFT
1
5
VKL5832-001
RECORDING
ARM
1
8
VKZ4001-011
WIRE
HOLDER
[=o
9
SDST30062Z
SCREW
1
10
VJC2171-001
REAR
PANEL
KD-X1A/B/C/E/J
1
VJC2171-002
REAR
PANEL
KD-X1U
4
_|
VJC2171-003
REAR
PANEL
KD-X16G
4
11
SDST3OO6N
SCREW
FOR
REAR
PANEL
2
12
SDSP3006N
SCREW
KD-X1U
V.SELECTER
2
13
E48729-002
RIVET
KD-X1G
DIN
JACK
2
AY
14
QMP1200-200
POWER
CORD
KD-X1C/J
1
A
QMP2560-200
POWER
CORD
KD-X1A
1
A
QMP3900-200
POWER
CORD
KD-X1E/G
1
A
Q@MP7600-200
POWER
CORD
KD-X1U
1
A
QMP9017-O008BS
(POWER
CORD
KD-X1B
1
Al
15
QHS3876-162
S.R.BUSHING
KD-X1A/C/E/G/J/U
1
A
_
|
QHS3876-162BS_
[S.R.BUSHING
KD-X1B
1
Al
16
VTP54A2-031B
POWER
TRANS.
KD-X1C/J
1
A
VTPS54M2-021B
POWER
TRANS.
KD-X1A/E/G
1
A
VTP54M2-021BBS
|POWER
TRANS.
KD-X1B
1
A
VTP54N2-021B
POWER
TRANS.
KD-X1U
1
17
SDST30062Z
SCREW
FOR
P.
TRANSFORMER
2
18
SBSF3012Z
SCREW
1
19
QMF51A2-R63
FUSE
KD-X1A/E/G/U
1
QMF51A2-R63BS
|FUSE
KD~X1B
1
20
SDST3006Z
SCREW
FOR
P.C.BOARD
1
feed
|
WBS3000N
WASHER
4
22
SDSF3008N
SCREW
FOR
PIN
JACK
1
23.
SSSF3012Z
TAP
SCREW
3
24
VJC1418-002
FRONT
PLATE
4
25
SSSF3008Z
SCREW
FOR
F.PLATE
3
|
26
vJC1417-005
FRONT
PANEL
4
VJC1417-O06UL
|FRONT
PANEL
|
1
27
VKZ4150-001
SPECIAL
NUT
1
28
VJK3302-001
LENS
1
29
VXP3131-001
POWER
KNOB
1
30).
VXQ4074-002
KNOB
2
a
VXL4255-001
VOLUME
KNOB
2
32
VKL3620-001
BRACKET
4
33
E70913-001
MARK
1
34
VJD4894-002
SHEET
1
35
_|
VYH5033-002
DAMPER
HOLDER
[
4
36
VYH4769-001
GEAR
1
37
SDSF3012Z
SCREW
FOR
DAMPER HOLDER
1
38
VKC5168-001T
COUNTER
ASS'Y
1
39
SDSF2605Z
SCREW
1
40
|
VKB3000-072
(COUNTER
BELT
4
41
VKL5383-002
BRACKET
1
42
SSSF3008Z
SCREW
FOR
C.BRACKET
2
43
vJT2106-001
CASSETTE
HOLDER
4
44
VJT3140-001
CASSETTE
CASE
4
45
VJD4895-001
PLATE
1
(No.
4243)
13
KD-X1
A/B/C/E/G/J/U
NOTE:
Entry
of
the
assembly
parts
number
PARTS
NO.
VKY4271-005
VKY4271-006
VKW4397-003
VJD4896-001
VXP3129-007
ZCKDX1
7
]-FSL
Lenter
the
code
name
which
is
on
the
name
plate
and
order
the
part.
PARTS
NAME
C.SPRING
C€.SPRING
SPRING
PLATE
PUSH
BUTTON
REMARKS
CREC.)
VXP3129-008
VXP3129-009
VXP3129-010
VXP3129-011
VXP3129-012
PUSH
BUTTON
PUSH
BUTTON
PUSH
BUTTON
PUSH
BUTTON
PUSH
BUTTON
CPLAY)
CREW)
CFF)
CSTOP/EJECT)
(PAUSE)
VJC2174-001
SDSF3008Z
SDST3008R
VJF4003-002
VKW4545-001
BOTTOM
COVER
SCREW
SCREW
FOOT
REC
WIRE
BOTTOM
CFRONT)
BOTTOM
CREAR)
VJC2175-002
S$DSB4010R
SDST3006R
VYN2140-002KA
VYN2140-O003KA
TOP
COVER
SCREW
SCREW
NAME
PLATE
NAME
PLATE
FOR
TOP
COVER
FOR
TOP
COVER
KD-X1B
KD~X1A
65
66
67
68
VYN2140-O004PK
VYN2140-O0S5KA
VYN2140-O06PA
VYN2140-O007KA
VYN2140-008KA
NAME
PLATE
NAME
PLATE
NAME
PLATE
NAME
PLATE
NAME
PLATE
VKL5002-001
VMH4003-001
DPSP3008Z
SSSP3006Z
VKS3252-001
HEAT
SINK
HEAT
SINK
SCREW
SCREW
HOLDER
KD-X1C
KD-X1E
KD-X1J
KD-X1U
KD-X1G
KD-X1U
VERSION
FOR
Q902
KD-X1U
VERSION
69
70
24, 26,
28,
33,34,
49
43,
45,
46,
47
Q$S$2325-204
VMW4680-001
ZCKDX1
|-FSL
ZCKDX1
(]-FBK
ZCKDX1
_]-CH
SLIDE
SWITCH
PW
BOARD
FRONT
PANEL
Ass’y
FRONT
PANEL
Ass’y
CASSETTE
HOLDER
Ass’y
KD-X1U
VERSION
KD-X1U
VERSION
SILVER
BLACK
Comparison
Table
Between
Black
Type
and
Silver
Type
Black
Type
Parts
No.
Silver
Type
Parts
No.
Parts
Name
J.
TF
RP
RIP
RP
PRP
RIP
RPP
EP
PIP
RB
RPOaRIP
RWW
BP
PPP
BEER
VJC1417-005
VJC1417-O006UL
E70913-001
VJD4894-002
|
VXP3129-007
VJC1417-001
VJC1417-002UL
E70913-002
VJD4894-001
VXP3129-001
Front
Panel
Front
Panel
JVC
Mark
Sheet
Pwsh
Butlon
(Rec)
VJC2175-002
SDSB4010N
14
(No.
4243)
-002
-003
-004
-005
-006
VJC2175-001
SDSB4010R
Top
Cover
Screw
Orem
a
mo
a)
ow oo
(Play)
(Rew)
(FF)
(Stop/Eject)
(Puse)
|
KD-X1
A/B/C/E/G/J/U
Exploded
View
of
Enclosure
Assembly
A
Damper
Holder
Grease:
G332
Wire
Band
:QHX2075
-001
+
@
ey
B
Cc
Power
Switch
ae
;
B
i
re
1
Bae
)
’
longing
=
Board
Ass‘
ae
a
\_LED
Indicator
Nut
32)
2
Board
Ass'y
Sa?
D
Fig.
14
(No.
4243)
15
|
KD-X1
A/B/C/E/G/J/U
KD-X1
A/B/C/E/G/J/U
|
Exploded
View
of
Mechanisn
Assembly
|
2
|
3
|
4
|
5
peu
38
ba
ae
ee
9
Zz
r
Fig.
15
16
(No.
4243)
KD-X1
A/B/C/E/G/J/U
Mecanism
Assembly
Parts
List
A\
parts
are
safety
assurance
parts.
When
replacing
those
parts,
make
sure
to
use
the
specified
one.
PARTS
NO.
PARTS
NAME
REMARKS
18200101T
CHASSIS
BASE
18200102T
PACK
SPRING
18200202T
STOPPER
18201207T
FLYWHEEL
METAL
18000201T
REC.
SAF.
LEVER
182003501ZT
HEAD
PANEL
18200311T
HEAD
BASE
VGHO421-014
R/P
HEAD
14400315T
HEAD
SPRING
R/P
HEAD
14400315T
HEAD
SPRING
ERASER
HEAD
VGHO212-104
ERASER
HEAD
|
1820033012T
T-UP
ROLLER
PLATE
ASS'Y
18200312T
SPRING
T-UP
ROLLER
PLATE
18200316T
P.COLLAR
SCREW
18200302T
SPRING
HEAD
PANEL
182004303ZT
PINCH
ROLLER
18200403T
P.ROLLER
SPRING
17152015T
STOPPER
182007301ZT
RF.CLUTCH
ASS'Y
18200704T
ISPRING
RF.CLUTCH
ARM
17150606T
RF.
BELT
1820123012T
FLYWHEEL
ASS'Y
1820055052ZT
BRACKET
ASS'Y
REEL
18200814T
A.S
DETECT
PIECE
18200817T
A.S
D.PCE
SPRING
182006301zZT
TAKE-UP
REEL
ASS'Y
182006302ZT
SUPPLY
REEL
ASS'Y
18200608T
BACK
TENSION
SPRING
18000610T
GEAR
18200910T
T.R
KICK
LEVER
18200818T
COLLAR
SCREW
18200805T
AUTO
STOP
LEVER
18200811T
COLLAR
AUTO
STOP
LEVER
18200911T
KICK
LEVER
18200801T
PULLEY
18200809T
BELT
AUTO
STOP
18200802T
CAM
GEAR
18200803AT
DETECT
LEVER
18200810T
DETECT
LEVER
SPRING
1820093017T
[BRAKE
ARM
ASS'Y
18200902T
BRAKE
SPRING
18200905T
A.S.G.LEVER
18200914T
A.S
G.LEVER
SP.
18200903AT
LEVER
18201301T
IFM
BRACKET
18201302T
FL.THRUST
PLATE
18201310T
THRAST
SPRING
MMI-6A2HUA
MOTOR
18201304T
MOTOR
PULLEY
18201305T
COLLAR
SCREW
182013067
~
IRUBBER
CUSHION
18201303T
CAPSTAN
BELT
18201401T
EJECT
LEVER
18201418T
COLLAR
SCREW,
18201419T
COLLAR
SCREW
OMANAURWNE
ie
tine
PPP
PWIWP
PP
PIP
PPP
PIP
PPP
PIP
PRP
PB
PP
EPP PIP
RP
RPP
PIP
PPP
rIPBPPPPIP
PPE
(No.
4243)
17
KD-X1
A/B/C/E/G/J/U
|
18
(No.
4243)
PARTS
NO,
PARTS
NAME
REMARKS
QTY
15590306T
SPRING
EJECT
SLIDE
LEVER
4
58
18201001AT
BUTTON
BASE
(L)
it
59
18201002AT
BASE
1
60
1820105012T
LEVER
ASS'Y
PAUSE
BUTTON
1
61
|
18000903T
IB.LEVER
SPRING
|
4,
62
18201022T
LEVER
STOP
BUTTON
1
63
18201027T
BUTTON
LEVER
SPRINGO
1
64
18201021T
LEVER
FF
BUTTON
1
65
18000903T
B.LEVER
SPRING
1
66
18201020T
LEVER
REW
BUTTON
a
67
18201026T
BUTTON
LEVER
SPRING
1
68
18201019T
LEVER
PLAY
BUTTON
1
69
18201026T
BUTTON
LEVER
SPRING
1
70
18201018T
LEVER
REC.BUTTON
a
4
18201026T
BUTTON
LEVER
SPRING
|
ae
72
18201041T
PAUSE
LEVER
1
73
18201034T
PAUSE
LEVER
SPRING
1
74
18201032T
STOPPER
4
75
18201042T
BUTTON
CAM
4
76
|
18201052T.
SPRING
IBUTTON
CAM
1
77
18201010T
SWITCH
CAM
1
78
18201031T
SPRING
SWITCH
CAM
1
79
18201011T
KICK
LEVER
1
80
18200819T
SCREW
1
18200819T
SCREW
REC.FUNCTION
4
|
18200819T
poy
PAUSE
ARM
1
18200819T
SCREW
P.TRIGGER
ARM
1
18200819T
SCREW
M.TRIGGER
ARM
4.
81
18201015T
BUTTON
FRAME
1
|
82
|
18201028T
FUNCTION
LEVER
6
83
18201016T
LEVER
SHAFT
1
84
1820115012T
CHASSIS
BASE
4
85
1820115102T
M
TRIG.ARM
ASS'Y
4
86
18201126T
SPRING
M.TRIGGER
ARM
1
87
1820115032T
P.TRIGGER
ARM
ASS'Y
4
88
18201127T
SPRING
P.TRIGGER
ARM
1
89
18201103T
MAIN GEAR
1
90
18201131T
SPRING
MAIN
GEAR
1
91
18201104T
PAUSE
GEAR
1
92
1820115042T
PAUSE
ARM
ASS'Y
|
4
93
17000932T
SPRING
PAUSE
ARM
ASS'Y
1
94
1820115052T
LIFT
ARM
ASS'Y
1
95
18201129T
SPRING
LIFT
ARM
1
96
18201130T
COLLAR
LIFT
ARM
4
97
|
64010170T
LEAF
SWITCH
MSW-1412TNBK
1
98
18201121T
|PLATE
REC.FUNCTION
1
99
17001612T
SPRING
REC.FUNCTION
PLATE
1
100
18201122T
RECORDING
ARM
1
101
18201124T
SPRING
REC.ARM
4
102
18201136T
SPRING
REC
.DAMPER
4
108
18201035T
B.SHAFT
STOPPER
|
4
427
REE1200(T)
E.RING
KICK
LEVER
1
122
REE1500(T)
E.RING
LEVER
SHAFT
4
REE1500(T)
|E-RING
a0
oid
123
REE2000(T)
E.RING
1
124
REE3000(T)
E.RING
2
126
18201137T
SCREW
3
SPST2603Z(T)
|TH.TAP.SCREW
PACK
SPRING
4
SSSK2030M(T)
MINI
SCREW
FL
METAL
z
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