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JVC L-E600 User manual

JVC
MODEL
L-EGOO
LINEAR
TRACKING
FULLY
AUTOMATIC
TURNTABLE
No.
2586
Nov.
1981
Contents
1.
Specifications
.......
1
9-(3)
Tonearmass’y
.....--
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9
2.
Names
of
Controls
and
Their
Functions.
2
9-(4)
Parts
list...
6...
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10
3,
Service
Precautions
3
10.
Printed
Circuit
Board
Assemblies
and
Parts
3-(1)
For
safety
.
3
Lists!
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sada
Saad
Winetiite
eceetae
donee
11
3-(2)
In
disassembly
.
3
10-(1)
TXX-351B
logic
control
P.C.
board
3-(3)
Operation
check
after
servicing
.
3
NAS
Ya
its
(a
ena
ace
arate
wien
dee
eae
11
4,
Main
Parts
Location
.......-+
4
10-(2)
TXX-352
motor
drive
P.C.
board
ass’y
13
5,
Removal
Procedures
.......--
5
10-(3)
TXX-395A
power
SA
P.C.
board
ass’y
14
5-(1)
Removal
of
surface
cover
.
.
5
10-(4)
TSC-138
sensor
P.C.
board
ass'y
.......
14
5-(2)
Removal
of
mechanism
cover
.
5
10-(5)
TSC-142
speed
selector
P.C.
board
5-(3)
Removal
of
mechanism
base
ass‘y
.
5
14
5-(4)
Removal
of
tonearm
ass’y
.
5
10-(6)
TSC-143A
signal
P.C.
board
ass’y
.
14
5-(5)
Removal
of
cartridge
.
i
6
11.
Block
Diagram
...........0005
15
5-(6)
Replacement
of
PLAY
indicator
6
12.
Troubleshooting
...........00005
16
5-(7)
Stringing
of
sensor
wire
.....
6
12-(1)
When
tonearm
action
is
abnormal
. .
16
5-(8)
Replacement
of
spindle
shaft
.
6
12-(2)
When
turntable
operation
is
abnormal
20
6.
Alignment
Procedures
.....
7
13.
Power
Cord
Connections
in
Different
Areas...
..
21
6-(1)
Motor
RPM
adjustment
7
13-(1)
How
to
handle
the
solderless
6-(2)
Lead-in
adjustment
. .
.
-
7
connector
.
21
6-(3)
Tonearm
following
sensitivity
14.
L-E600
Schematic
Diagram
22
adjustment
.....
20...
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7
15.
Packing
Materials
and
Part
Numbers
.
1.
24
7.
Carrier
Rope
Stringing
Procedure
7
16.
Accessories
List...
0.2...
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teens
24
8.
Connection
Diagram
......
8
17.
Parts
List
with
Specified
Numbers
for
9.
Exploded
Views
and
Parts
List
.
9
Designated
Areas
.........-.-00005
Back
cover
9-(1)
Mechanism
ass‘y
.
.
9
9-(2)
Mechanism
base
ass'y
.
9
1.
Specifications
Motor
Section
Load
resistance
147kQ
Motor
:
DC
type,
FG
servomotor
Stylus
tip
+
0.6
mil
diamond
Drive
system
:
Belt
drive
Stylus
:
DT-38
(USA,
Canada
only),
Speeds
:
33-1/3
rpm,
45
rpm
DT-41
(others)
Wow
and
flutter
:
0.08
%
(DIN),
0.06
%
(WRMS)
Optimum
tracking
force:
2.0
g
(USA,
Canada
only),
2.5
g
Signal-to-noise
ratio
:
More
than
60 dB
(DIN-B)
(others)
Tonearm
Section
General
Type
:
Linear
tracking
statically
balanced
_
Power
source
:
See
below,
low
mass
arm
Power
consumption
_:
See
below.
Effective
length
:
102mm
Dimensions
:
8.7
cm
(H)
x
34
(or
34.4)
cm
(W)
Tracking
error
:0.3°
x
35cm
(D)
Cartridge
Section
(Since
the
dimensions
are
only
the
Modet
:
MD-1038L
(USA,
Canada
only)
design
figures,
additional
space
MD-1041
(others)
will
be
required
when
installing
Type
:
Low
mass
type,
dual
magnet
the
unit
in
a
rack,
etc.)
(USA,
Canada
only),
induced
Weight
:
4.5
kg
(10.0
Ibs)
(without
cor-
magnet
(others)
rugated
cardboard
case)
Frequency
response
=:
20
Hz
—
20,000
Hz
Accessory
Output
:
2.4
mV
(1,000
Hz)
EP
adaptor
......
1
Channel
separation
:
20
dB
(1,000
Hz)
(Test
record
TRS-1)
Design
and
specifications
subject
to
change
without
notice.
Power
specifications
Countries
Line
Voltage
&
Frequency
Power
Consumption
U.S.A.,
CANADA
AC
120
Vv,
60
Hz
12 watts
EUROPEAN
CONTINENT
AC
220
V~,
50
Hz
12 watts
U.K.,
AUSTRALIA
AC
240
Vv,
50
Hz
12
watts
U.S.
MILITARY
AC
110
~
120/220
~
240
Vv
Sait
MARKET
Selectable,
50/60
Hz
AC
110
~
120/220
~
240
Vv
OTHER
AREAS
Selectable,
50/60
Hz
12
watts
L-E600
No.
2586
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2.
Names
of
Controls
and
Their
Functions
Fig.
1
.
SPEED
SELECT
button
Select
the
turntable
speed
as
required.
.
Lock
buttons
Press
these
buttons
to
open
the
cover.
Note:
If
the
cover
is
opened
during
playback
of
a
record,
playback
will
stop
and
the
tonearm
will
automatically
return
to
the
rest
position.
.
READY
switch
ON
(-—):
Press
to
IN
position
to
turn
on
the
power.
The
AUTO
indicator
will
light.
OFF
(mM):
Press
again
to
set
to
OUT
position
to
switch
the
power
off.
Note:
@
When
the
cover
is
opened,
playback
will
not
start
even
if
the
READY
button
is
set
to
ON.
@
Even
when
the
READY
switch
is
off,
this
turntable
consumes
a
small
amount
of
electricity.
This
is
to
return
the
tonearm
to
the
rest
position
when
the
READY
switch
is
set
to
OFF
or
the
cover
is
opened
during
playback.
If
you
are
not
going
to
use
the
turntable
for
a
long
time,
disconnect
the
power
cord
from
the
wall
socket.
4,
10.
11,
UP/DOWN
button
If
this
button
is
pressed
during
playback,
the
tonearm
is
raised
and
the
MANUAL
indicator
will
light
to
show
that
manual
playback
is
being
employed.
When
manual
playback
is
used,
press
this
button
to
lower
the
tonearm
after
moving
the
tonearm
using
the
“<@"
(START)
and
“
®
"
(STOP)
buttons.
At
the
same
time
that
the
tonearm
is
lowered,
the
AUTO
indicator
lights
to
show
that
automatic
play-
back
is
being
employed.
If
this
button
is
pressed
when
the
tonearm
is
raised,
the
tonearm
will
be
lowered;
if
it
is
pressed
when
the
tonearm
is
lowered,
the
tonearm
will
be
raised.
It
can
be
used
to
raise
the
tonearm
to
pause
during
the
manual
or
automatic
playback
of
a
record,
.
START
button
(<4)
Press
this
button
to
start
automatic
playback.
For
manual
playback,
hold
this
button
pressed.
When
holding
this
button
pressed,
the
tonearm
will
start
to
move
and
the
indicator
will
change
from
AUTO
to
MANUAL;
release
this
button
at
the
desired
position
The
tonearm
will
stop
at
that
position;
now
press
the
UP/DOWN
button
to
start
playback:
If
this
button
is
pressed
during
playback,
the
tonearm
will
move
to
the
left
automatically
(~—)
and
return
to
the
rest
position;
if
the
UP/DOWN
button
is
pressed
while
the
tonearm
is
moving,
playback
will
start
at
that
position.
This
allows
it
to
be
used
for
the
playback
of
any
tune
(music
scanning)
-
STOP
button
(
>)
If
this
button
is
pressed
during
playback,
the
tonearm
will
move
to
the
right
(—=)
automatically
and
when
it
reaches
the
rest
position,
the
tonearm
indicator
will
go
out
and
the
turntable
will
stop.
If
the
UP/DOWN
button
is
pressed
while
the
tonearm
is
moving,
playback
will
start
again
at
that
position,
so
this
can
be
used
for
music
scanning.
When
the
tonearm
stops
in
the
up
position
(manual
playback)
the
tone-
arm
will
move
to
the
right
(=)
while
this
button
is
pressed.
.
SIZE
SELECT
button
Used
for
automatic
selection
of
the
position
where
the
tonearm
will
descend
and
where
playback
will
end
according
to
the
record
MANUAL,
AUTO
indicator
Indicates
manual
playback
when
the
MANUAL
indi-
cator
lights,
and
automatic
playback
when
the
AUTO
indicator
lights.
.
EP
adaptor
Place
the
adaptor
on
the
center
spindle
when
playing
an
EP
with
a
large
center
hole.
Tonearm
indicator
This
indicator
lights
when
the
START
button
is
pressed
and
during
the
playback
showing
the
position
of
the
stylus.
Clamp
Move
this
clamp
to
the
right
(¥)
to
release
the
tone-
arm
lock,
If
the
tonearm
is
locked,
playback
is
impossi-
ble.
If
the
clamp
is
moved
to
the
left
(¥~),
the
tone-
arm
will
be
locked
in
the
up
position.
Used
in
this
position
when
transporting
the
turntable
L-E600
No.
2586
3.
Service
Precautions
3-(1)
For
safety
1.
When
replacing
the
parts
marked
with
A\
,
be
sure
to
use
the
designated
parts
to
ensure
safety.
.
A
solderless
connector
is
used
in
connection
between
the
power
cord
and
the
primary
lead
wires
of
the
power
transformer.
When
replacing
the
power
transformer,
when
the
con-
nector
must
be
replaced
unavoidably,
be
sure
to
confirm
that
the
solderless
connection
is
properly
made.
3.
When
replacing
the
power
cord,
confirm
that
the
new
power
cord
is
not
disconnected
even
when
pulled
in
every
direction.
3-(2)
In
disassembly
1.
When
repairing
or
checking
the
tonearm
for
desirable
action,
remove
the
mechanism
cover.
In
this
case,
refer
to
“Troubleshooting”
on
pages
16-20.
2.
When
replacing
or
removing
the
tonearm,
the
motor
or
any
other
mechanism
component,
be
sure
to
check
and
adjust
the
lead-in
position,
the
tracking
error
sensitivity,
etc.
3.
Do
not
apply
a
lubricant
to
the
engaging
section
of
the
drive
and
worm
gears.
4.
Do
not
apply
a
lubricant
to
the
arm
rail
on
which
the
tonearm
moves.
In
addition,
since
a
lubricant
(Shin‘etsu
silicone
G-331)
is
used
in
the
pickup
damper,
be
careful
not
to
attach
it
to
the
arm
rail
when
replacing.
.
When
remounting
the
mechanism
cover,
check
each
wire
for
connection
and
at
the
same
time
pay
special
atten-
tion
to
the
wire
arrangement
to
protect
the
tonearm
from
abnormal
action.
In
addition,
set
the
length
of
each
arm
signal
wire
up
to
the
clamping
(taping)
position
of
the
sensor
board
at
100+
5mm.
.
When
remounting
the
surface
cover
upon
completion
of
servicing,
confirm
that
the
cover
lock
mechanism
is
positively
working
with
the
cover
closed.
L-E600
No,
2586
3-(3)
Operation
check
after
servicing
1
.
When
only
turning
ON
the
POWER
switch
with
the
surface
cover
closed,
the
platter
and
tonearm
should
both
not
move.
.
Even
when
pressing
the
STOP
(S104)
or
UP/DOWN
($105)
switch
from
the
situation
of
item
1,
the
mecha-
nism
should
not
operate.
.
With
the
SIZE
select
switch
(S102)
set
to
“30”,
when
pressing
the
START
switch
(S103)
from
the
situation
of
item
1,
the
tonearm
should
move
inwards,
the
LED
(D601)
at
the
cartridge’s
tip
light
and
the
turntable
rotate.
In
addition,
the
tonearm
should
pause
for
about
2
sec
before
being
led
in.
.
While
pressing
the
START
switch
with
the
SIZE
select
switch
set
to
“17”
from
the
situation
of
item
3,
when
the
tonearm
passes
through
the
17”
lead-in
position,
the
green
LED
(D108)
should
go
out
and
the
red
LED
(D109)
light.
When
stopping
pressing
the
START
switch,
the
tonearm
should
stop
action.
.
When
pressing
the
UP/DOWN
switch
from
the
situation
of
item
4,
the
tonearm
should
lower
down,
the
red
LED
go
out
and
green
LED
light.
.
Upon
play
under
the
situation
of
item
5,
the
tonearm
should
follow
the
groove
normally.
.
When
opening
the
surface
cover
or
turning
OFF
the
POWER
switch
from
the
situation
of
item
6,
the
tone-
arm
should
return
to
its
rest
and
the
turntable
stop
rotation.
4.
Main
Parts
Location
€10692-002—————==
COVER
ASSY
£23909-002
WINDOW
£10648-002
MECHANISM
COVER
£23875-002
PLATTER
COVERING
£23874-001
PLATTER
£68556-001
LOCK
BUTTON
E68569-001
SLIDE
KNOB
£301734-003——
|
Ls
£301734-001
PUSH-BUTTON
|
PUSH-BUTTON
£68546-001
PUSH-BUTTON
£10645-002
CABINET
CASE
£301734-002
PUSH-BUTTON
Fig.
2
£68455-093
HINGE
ASSY
TSC-138
POWER
SENSOR
C.B.
ASSY
TRANSFORMER
f
See
back
cover
£68455-004
HINGE
ASSY
£300763-003SA
MOTOR
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|
See
back
cover
€.B.
ASSY
1
FT
TXX-3954
POWER
ENZ6001-001
SOLENOID
SUPPLY
C.B.
ASSY
C.B.
ASSY
TXX-351B
MMX-4H2RPC
TONEARM
ASSY
CONTROL
C.B.
ASSY
MOTOR
See
back
cover
Fig.
3
Fig.
4
L-E600
No,
2586
5.
Removal
Procedures
5-(1)
Removal
of
surface
cover
(Fig.
5)
\\
{\\
push
out
backwards
1,
Remove
the
rear
cover.
2.
Remove
the
respective
securing
screws
@
right
and
left
hinges.
Note:
Since
these
hinges
use
a
strong
spring,
unscrew
each
group
of
screws
depressing
the
hinge.
3.
Remove
the
connection
wires
from
sockets
5)
-(8).
4.
Remove
the
surface
cover
with
screwdriver
as
pushing
it
out
backwards
(to
the
rear
side).
Note:
After
remounting
the
surface
cover,
confirm
that
the
cover
lock
mechanism
is
positively
working
with
the
cover
closed.
eS
of
the
5-(2)
Removal
of
mechanism
cover
(Fis.6)
1.
Move
the
tonearm
to
its
start
position.
2.
Remove
the
securing
black
screws
(1)-@)
of
the
mecha-
nism
cover.
5-(3)
Removal
of
mechanism
base
ass’y
(Fis.
7)
1,
Remove
the
securing
screws
hinges.
2.
Remove
securing
screws
@)-(@),
then
take
out
the
mech-
anism
cover.
of
the
right
and
left
5-(4)
Removal
of
tonearm
ass’y
(Fig.
7)
from
roller
@
1,
Remove
carrier
rope
on
(@
,
then
take
the
tonearm
off
2.
Remove
shaft
bracke:
the
shaft
(arm
rail).
Note:
When
remounting
tonearm
ass’y,
confirm
that
the
shutter
and
guide
pins
are
at
right
angles
with
the
side
of
the
tonearm.
L-E600
No.
2586
a6
5-(5)
Replacement
of
cartridge
(Fis.
8)
.
Remove
the
stylus.
Headshell
cover
|.
Remove
lead
wires
@).
-
Remove
the
securing
screw
@)
of
the
headshell.
.
Remove
screw
@),
then
replace
the
cartridge.
Note:
While
paying
attention
to
the
lead
wires
for
disconnec-
tion
after
replacement,
securely
tighten
screw
@)
to
secure
the
headshell.
BONS
5-(6)
Replacement
of
PLAY
indicator
(LED)
(Fis.8)
1.
Remove
the
headshell
cover
by
pushing
it
up
in
the
direction
of
an
arrow,
then
replace
the
indicator.
Notes:
1.
Do
not
apply
stress
to
the
base“of
the
LED.
2.
Use
a
soldering
iron
of
less
than
20
W.
3.
Soldering
time
must
be
less
than
2
sec.
4.
Secure
the
headshell
cover
with
the
screw
lock,
Lead
wires
(1)
Cartridge
ass'y
Fig.
8
5-(7)
Stringing
of
sensor
wire
(Fis.9)
wo
:
t
s
:
ges
S
1,
When
replacing
the
carrier
base,
positively
string
the
‘de
sensor
wire
as
shown.
wa
Note:
Since
this
sensor
wire
acts
as
the
output
of
+B,
unplug
saisar
wire:
the
power
cord
when
replacing.
Carrier
base
x
>
if
ae
[ao
SS
|
5-(8)
Replacement
of
spindle
shaft
(Fig.
10)
1,
Remove
securing
screws
(1),
then
take
it
out.
Note:
Screw
@)
is
used
to
secure
the
plate.
When
removing
this
plate
mistakenly,
confirm
that
the
lubricant
{Anderole
732)
does
not
leak.
Part
Number
Description
—BS0008-001
Anderole
732
L-E600
=6=
No,
2586
6.
Alignment
Procedures
6-(1)
Motor
RPM
adjustment
(Fis.
11)
Remove
the
turntable
covering,
then
adjust
it
by
a
VR
shown.
Turning
clockwise
permits
increased
RPM,
while
turning
counterclockwise
permits
decreased
RPM.
45rpm
:
VR401
33rpm
:
VR402
6-(2)
Lead-in
adjustment
(Fis.
12)
Adjust
it
with
a
VR
shown.
Turning
clockwise
causes
the
position
to
shift
outwards,
while
turning
counterciock-
wise
causes
it
to
shift
inwards.
6-(3)
Tonearm
foilowing
sensitivity
adjustment
(Fig.
13)
With
the
tonearm
at
the
UP
position,
adjust
it
with
VR201
shown.
The
output
voltage
should
be
3.5
+
0.2
V
between
(1)
and
(2)
of
test
point
(P203).
(Adjust
the
output
to
this
voltage
at
a
lapse of
more
than
3
minutes
after
power
ON.)
When
setting
the
tonearm
ass’y
to
the
right
end,
string
the
carrier
rope
so
that
the
spring
is
located
above
screw
(A)
shown
in
Fig.
14.
Length
of
rope:
529
mm
(between
knots)
[—7—Motor
RPM
speed
adj
Mechénitm
cever
section:
6
VR201
adj.
hole
Fig.
13
L-E600
No.
2586
=75
Shutter
Guide
pin
Arm
UP
sensor
——_—!
Fig.
14
8.
Connection
Diagram
TE
600
P/U
|
|
L-E600
BS,A,E/6
|
2
for
U.K,
Australia,
£
for
Pacex
/
Other
areas
or
U.K,
Australia,
Europe
ic
Cy
1|
/
Germany
|
ATXX-398-2)
(TXX-395-1)
|
(TXx-398-1)
[F
|
ann
;
|
4
-
|
|
e
|
a
-
|
i
bogies
See
vee
ee
|
|
l
(TXX-351-6)
|
SWITCH
P.C.
BOARD
jb
|
f
|
|
\
|
i
l
L-E600
J/C
‘or
U.S.A
/
CANADA
|
|
|
|
|
rif
Aa
{
LF
Europe
/
Germany
PLUG
P.C.
rr
(TXX-351-2)
|
or
i
LE
for
Australia
\
|
|
|
|
|
|
l
|
FILTER
P.C.BOARD
|
(TXX-352-5})
cm
CED
oe
==
—
O59
——___——
‘i
DRIVE
P.C.BOARD
(TXX-352-1)
pl
SPEED
SELECT
P.C,
(TSC-142)
BOARD
|
TACT
P.C,BOARD
(TXX-
351-4)
(TX
X-38I-1)
"SIGNAL
P.C.
|
|
|
Pere
|
(TSC-
143)
|
SENSOR
P.C.BO.
{TSC-138)
3
i
j
=
we.
=
UP
SW
P.C,BOARD
(T
XxX-352-2)
|
OARD
TONEARM
ASSY
ee
1
Fig.
15
L-E600
No.
2586
y
’
9-(2)
Mechanism
base
ass
-
Oeil
Ass'y
ism
ass'y
9.
Exploded
Views
and
Parts
List
9-(1)
Mechan'
i
See
back
cover
>
SN
Ass’y
Power
Cord
See
back
cover
oe.
Fig.
17
y
-(3)
Tonearm
ass’
9
forme
=
Power
Trans!
Voltage
Selector
See
back
cover
mt
Fig.
18
Fig.
16
L-E600
No.
2586
9-(4)
Parts
list
tem)
Part
Number
Description
arty|
Remarks
Item]
part
Number
Description
Q'ty
|
Remarks
301|
£68961-001
Motor
Bkt
Unit
1
371]
£68570-001
Cap
2
302|
£68960-001
Motor
Bracket
1
372|
€66722-006
Spring
2
303|
£300763-003SA
|
Motor
Assy
1
|
With
Worm}
373|
£68956-002
Spring
Lever
1
304]
SPSP2003Z
Screw
2
374)
£68569-001
Slide
Knob
2
305|
£68465-001
Bushing
3
375|
E68568-001
Push
Shaft
1
306]
£68463-001
F,
Gear
1
376|
£68546-001
Push
Button
1
|
Power
SW.
307|
&68464-001
Gear
1
377|
£65923-001
Screw
1
308|
REE2000
E
Ring
1
378|
£68566-001
Trans.
Cushion
2
309|
REE3000
E
Ring
1
379|
E68565-001
Lock
Bracket
2
310|
£66042-003
Special
Screw
3
380|
GBSF3010Z
Screw
2
311|
€68953-001
Lifter
Assy
1
381|
£03697-006
Signal
Cord
1
312]
£68952-001
Lifter
Bkt
Assy
1
382)
A37897
Cord
Clamp
1
313]
E68663-001
Lifter
1
383)
£48729-003
Prastic
Rivet
2
314]
£68605-002
Stud
1
384|
£10692-002
Cover
Assy
1
315|
REE2000
E
Ring
1
385|
£23909-002
Window
1
316|
Q03093-814
Washer
2
386|
£24047-002
Base
Assy
1
317|
£69280-001
Lift
Arm
1
387)
£301735-002
|
Rear
Cover
1
318]
£301777-009
|
Tension
Spring
1
388|
SBSF3010N
Screw
3
319|
&60912-003
Speed
Nut
1
389|
£10646-002
Bottom
Cover
1
320|
ENZ6001-001
_|
Solenoid
1
390)
£301318-00A
|
Foot
Assy
2
|
For
Frant
321|
SSSP2604Z
Screw
2
£301318-008
|
Foot
Assy
2
|For
Rear
322)
E301777-005
|
Tension
Spring
1
|
Lift
Assy
391)
£65923-002
‘Screw
4
323|
£65119-001
Special
Screw
9
392)
GBSF3010Z
Screw
4
|
Bottom
324|
£301923-001
Sensor
Unit
1
393}
£23875.002
Platter
Covering
1
325|
£301686-001
_|
Sensor
Base
Assy
1
394|
£68755-002
Sensor
Holder
1
326|
£301687-001
_|
Sensor
Base
1
395|
€47203-003
Wire
Clamp
1
327)
£60435-002
Adjustor
1
396|
E50670-005
Wire
Clamp
1
328|
52514
Spring
Washer
1
397|
QSP2210-401
|
Push
Switch
1
329)
TSC-138
Sensor
C,
B
Assy
1
398}
£69275-001
Clamp
Bracket
1
330
|
E68576-001
Touch
Plate
1
399|
£3400-338
Spacer
1
331
|
SBS83008Z
Screw
1
400|
SSsP3010Z
Screw
2
332
|
£68469-001
Special
Screw
2
401]
See
back
cover
|
Barrier
1
333|
£301777-006
|
Tension
Spring
1
450|
See
back
cover
|
Arm
Assy
1
334}
£68466-001
Shaft
1
|
Arm
Rail
451|
See
back
cover
|
Headshel!
1
335|
£68664-001
Link
1
452)
See
back
cover
|
Headshell
Cover
1
336
|
E68666-002
Brake
Pad
a
453|
SR506D
Diode
1
|
D601
337)
£68665-001
Bearing
1
(8-2485-1)
338|
£66722-010
Spring
1
464|
LPSP2604Z
Screw
71
339)
£68468-001
Bracket
1
455]
£C0132-1
Clamp
Rubber
1
340
|
£68575-001
Shifter
1
456|
EC82489-1
Shutter
1
341]
TXX-352A
Motor
D,C,B,
Assy
|
1
457|
SPSP2003Z
Screw
4
342|
EWSO1Z-017__|
Socket
Wire
Assy
1
458|
£C82490-1
Shifter
Cap
1
343)
£68566-001
Lock
Button
2
469|
£C82497-1
Lead
Clamp
2
344|
£68578-002
Spring
Plate
2
460|
SBSB2604Z
Screw
1
345
|
SBSF3010M
Screw
2
461|
EC82482-1
Carry
Base
Assy
1
346
|
£68455-003
inge
Assy
(R)
1
462|
RDS3000M
C.S.
Ring
1
347
|
£68455-004
Hinge
Assy
(L)
1
463/
ON1128
Photo
Interrupter
1
|
De02,
348)
- ~
2601
Pair
349
|
£45020-001
Roller
1
464|
£C82501-1
Circuit
Board
(A)
1
350
|
£68467-001
Tube
Spacer
1
465|
£C82502-1
Carry
Arm
1
351
|
£68469-001
Special
Screw
1
466|
SSSB3006Z
T,
Screw
3
352|
€32757-019
Dial
Rope
1
467|
EC82503-1
Circuit
Board
(B)
1
353|
£301777-003
|
Tension
Spring
1
463|
SBSB2606Z
T,
Screw
3
354
|
£10648-002
Mecha
Cover
1
469|
EC82504-1
‘Sensor
Holder
1
355,
=
470)
EC82505-1
Sensor
Wire
1
356
|
£10645-002
Cabinet
Case
1
471|
EC82506-1
Carry
Roller
1
387
|
£23874-001
Platter
1
472)
£C0132-5
Clamp
Rubber
1
358
|
¥30273-001
Belt
1
473|
LPSP3006Z
Screw
1
369
|
£68445-002
Spindle
Assy
1
474|
See
back
cover
|
Cartridge
1
360
|
SBSF30122
Screw
8
475|
See
back
cover
|
Stylus
1
361|
MMX-4H2RPC
|
Motor
1
476|
See
back
cover
|
Stylus
Cover
1
362]
£43372-001
Rubber
Bushing
3
|
Motor
477)
&C82499-1
Lock
Lever
1
363
|
£66042-004
Special
Screw
3
364|
TXX-351B
Control.C,B
Assy
|
1
365
|
£301733-001
_|
Button
Hinge
1
ote:
366
|
£301734-001
|
Push
Button
1
|
Stop
Bkt
=
Bracket
367
|
£301734.002
|
Push
Button
1
|
Start
C.B.
Ass’y
=
Circuit
Board
Ass’'y
368
|
£301734-003
—_|
Push
Button
1
|
Up/Down
Trans,
=
Transformer.
369
|
€68550-001
Bracket
1
370|
SBSF3010Z
Screw
2
L-£600
-—10—
No.
2586
10.
Printed
Circuit
Board
Assemblies
and
Parts
Lists
10-(1)
TXX-351B
logic
control
P.C.
board
ass'y
Each
Individual
P.C,
Board
Location
Fig.
19
@
1xx-351-1:
Control
P.C,
board
ass'y
@
TXx-351-2:
Plug
P.C.
board
ass'y
(@
TXX-351-3;
Power
supply
P.C,
board
ass’y
@|
@TXx-351-4:
Tact
P.C.
board
ass'y
@)
TXX-351-5:
LED
P.C.
board
ass'y
@
®
©
TXX-351-6:
Switch
P.C.
board
ass'y
Note:
®
The
symbols
(38,
#,
#3...)
on
P.C.
board
surface
are
factory
|
Process
only.
Fig.
20
Transistors
Integrated
Circuits
Ttem
No.|Part
Number
|
Rating
Description
|
Item
No.|Part
Number
Rating
Description
[Pe
iT
Maker
|
Maker
a1o1
2s0313vie}
[30
W
|
8
MHz
[Silicon
|
Sanyo
1c101
|
TC4013BP
1c.
|
Toshiba
103
|2sD467(C)
0.5W
|
280
MHz)
“|
Hitachi
1c102
|
TC4013BP
ie
a
aio
|2scas8(c)
0.2
W
|
230MHz|
”
”
1c103
|TC40718P
ue
i
Q106
|
2SC458(C)
0.2
W
|
230
MHz!
"*
a
1104
|TC4073BP
ue
i
Q107_|28c458(C)
0.2
W
|
230
MHz|
ee
Ic105
|TC40758P
"
“
108
|28C458(C)
0.2W
|
230MHz
” "
Q109
_|2sc4s8ic)
0.2
|
230
MHz|
7
L-E600
No.
2586
-w-
Diodes
ee
item
No.
Part
Number
Rating
_|
Description
Item
No,
[Part
Number
Rating
[Description
Maker
R121
|GRD1415-2245
[220k2]1/4W
[Carbon
D101
|S1RBA20F1
Silicon
[Shindengen
R122
|QRD141J-2245
|
”
”
”
D102
|RD13EB3
(Zener)
|
NEC
R125
|QRD141/-1038
|10ka
|
” ”
D103
|
RDS2EB3
{Zener)|
NEC
R126
jQRD141J-2238
|22ka
|
o
D104
}ERB12-02RKL1
Silicon
|
Fujidenki
R127_|QRD141J-2235_
|”
”
”
D105
_|182076-31
0.25
W
wr
_
|
Hitachi
R128
[QRD141/-2238
|”
”
D106
|
1S2076-31
%
”
R131
|QRD1414-2238
|
”
”
D107
|
182076-31
”
”
R132
|ORD141-5628
[5.6
ko
|
”
”
108
|
TLG205
L.E.0
|
Toshiba
R133
|QRD141J-223S
|22k2
|
#
D109
|TLR205
.
R134
|arDi41J-2238
|”
a
”
R136
|QRD141J-105s
|1MQ
|”
-
R137
|QRD141/-105s
|
= ”
A
R138
|QRD141J-105s
|
7
5
Capacitors
R141
|QRD141J-1038
|10k2
|
”
ts
Item
No.|
Part
number
Rating
Description
R142
|QRD1415-223S
|22k2
af
i
101
|QCF21HP-223
0.022
uF[50V
|
Ceramic
R143
JQRD14116625
|[5.6kQ)
ae
¢102
|QCF21HP-223
|
”
” ”
R144
|QRD141s-5628
|
”
”
”
103
|
QCF21HP-223
m
”
”
R145
|ORD141J-1025
|1k2
cy
104
|QET5ICR-108
[1000
uF)
16V
|
Electrolytic
R147
|QRD141J-153S
|15k2
|
”
C105
|QETS1ER-477
|470
pF
25V
sa
Ri48
|QRD141J-101S
|100
2
*
-
C106
|QETSIER-227
|220uF
[|
~
x
R149
[QRD141-1015
|
“
*
™
107
|QETS1CR-227
|
“
ev
|”
Ri5s0
|QRD141J-101S
|
#
ee
¢108
|QETS1CR-228
|2200uF|
”
R151
|ORD141-5615
|5609
|
”
”
109
|QCF21HP-223
[0.022
uF/50V_
|
Ceramic
R152
|QRD1415-331S
[3300
|
“ =
110
|QCF21HP-223
”
”
R153
|ORD141/-2238_|22k2
|
”
”
C111
|QCF21HP-223
|
77
7
Ri66
|QRD141s-6625
|5.6k2|
”
"
112
|
QCF21HP-223
”
”
”
R167
JQRD141J-103S
|10k2
|
"
a
113
|QETS1HR-475
|4.7uF
|50V_
|
Electrolytic
R169
/QRD141J-103S
|
ia
i
c114
[QETS1HR-475
|
” ”
R170
|QRD141J-1048
|100k2]
”
”
118
|QETS1AR-107
|100uF
|10V
|"
R171
|QRD141J-104S
100
kQ|
&
119
|GETSICR-477
|470uF
tev
|”
R172
[GRD
I4
14-1018;
-[100:22
|
z
€120
|QCF21HP-103
|0.01
uF
|50V_
|
Ceramic
€123
|
QETS1HR-105
Electrolytic
C124
|
QCF21HP-223
Ceramic
€125
|
QCF21HP-102
”
Others
126
|
QCF21HP-102
i
Item
No.|
Part
Number
Rating
Description
C127
|
QETSIHR-225
Electrolytic
$101
|
ESP0001-006
eae
$102
|QSS2201-006
Slide
Switch
$103
|
ESP0001-006
Push
Switch
B
$104
|
ESP0001-006
”
Resistors
$105
|
ESP0001-006
“
Item
No.|
Part
Number
Rating
Description
$106
|
QSP0219-051
*
R101
|QRD149J-101S
[1002
|1/4W
|Carbon
AV
QMv5005-005
5p
Plug
Ass'y
R102
|QRZ0052-220
j2202
|
Fusible
Qmv5005-007
Ip
”
R103
|ORD141J-153S
]15kQ
|
Carbon
QMV5005-008
8p
Plug
Ass’y
R104
|QRD141J-562S
”
EWS012.057
Socket
wire
Ass'y
R105
[ORD141J-1038
|10k2
|
5
EWSO13-101
D
R106
|QAD141J-1028
|Tk2
|”
7
EWR35A-30NN
Flat
Wire
R107
|QRD141J-1028
|
”
G
a
EWR36A-30NN
“
R10g
|QRD141J-1028
|
”
” ”
EWR37A-30NN
.
R109
|QRD141J-103s
}10k2
|
” ”
40597-003
Wrapping
Terminal
R110
|QRD141J-184s
|180k0|
”
”
SBSB30082Z
Screw
R111
|QRD141J-103s
/10kQ
|
" z
E23919-101
Circuit
Board
R112
|QRD141J-4715
|4709
|
”
”
R113
|ORD141-471S
|
” ”
"
R114
|QRD141-471s
|
”
”
R115
|QRD141-4718
|”
”
R116
|QRD141J-103s
|10ka
|”
“
R117
|QRD141s103s
|
”
:
”
R118
|QRD141J-103s
|
"
”
R119
|QRD141J-to3s
|
“
7
ms
R120
|ORD141J-1038
|
" ”
L-E600
No.
2586
10-(2)
TXX-352
motor
drive
P.C.
board
ass'y
Each
Individual
P,C,
Board
Location
Fig,
22
Note:
The
symbols
(7%,
8,5
..
process
only.
@TXX-352-1:
Drive
P.C.
board
ass’y
@TXX-352-2:
Up
switch
P.C.
board
ass’y
@
TXX-352-5:
Filter
P.C,
board
ass'y
on
P.C,
board
surface
are
factory
Fig.
21
Transistors
Resistors
Item
No.|Part
Number
Rating
Description
|
item
No.|Part
Number
Rating
Description
pr
|
Po
|
fT
|
Maker
R201
[QRD141J-1038
|
10k2
|1/4W
|
Carbon
201
|2sc458(C)
02
wh
0
MHz
|
Silicon
|
Hitachi
R202
|QRD141J-1038
|
3
4
a202
|2SC458(C)
|o2w/230MHz}
«|
”
|
R203
|QRO141J-1035
|”
%
|
Q203
|2SC458(C)
|
0.2w/230MHz}
~
|
”
|
R204
jQRD141J-1038
|
|
=
204
|
2Sc458(C)
|
0.2w/230
MHz
|»
|
f
|_
R205
_|QRD141J-1038
|
0205
|
28C458(C)
[0.2
W/230
MHz
|
2
R207
|QRD141-2238
|
22k2
|
”
206
|288562(C)
O.9Wi3s0MHz|
”
|
”
R208
|QRD141J-2238
|"
i
207
|2S8B562(C)
|.0.9W/350
MHz”
a
R209
|
QRD141J-2235
g ”
208
|2SB562(C)
0.9
W|350
MHz
|
«
|
R2to
/QRD1415-2225
if
“a
|
|
Q209
|2SA1029(C)
0.2
W/200
MHz
{o«
se
[R211
|QRD141J-2228
”
i
|
e210
|PH103
|
Photo
|NEC
[R212
(QRD1414-2225
|
eal
os
|
|
|
|
Tran-
|
i
|
R213
|
QRD141J-102S
eee
ees
_|
|
sistor
|
R214.
|
QRD141J-102S
|
de
|
R215
QRDI41J-1028
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Integrated
Circuits
R216
|QRD141J-1028
|“
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aii
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R217
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|
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Item
No.
Part
Number
ating
Se
|
Be
ORD
ae
eee
a
|
|
[Maker
R219
|QRD141J-5628
|”
“ ”
|
1c201_|UPAS3C
tc.
[NEC
R220
|ORDI411225
|
1.2k2)
:
|
:
R221_|QRD141J.-2218
|
2209
|
”
Dindes
[R222
|QRD141J-821s
[8202
|
”
2
Item
No.
Part
Number
Rating
|
Description
—__
|
p223
larpiawseis
|sco2
|
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R224
QRD141/-5615
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Te
D201
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|
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Silicon
|
Hitachi
R225
QRD141J-331S
|
3302
|
”
i
D202
|1$2076-31
tt
Joe
fe
R226
|QRD141J-1038
|
10k2
|”
”
0204
jERB1202RKL1|
”
“|
Fujudenki
R227
|ORD141J-6828
|
6.8k2
ie
|
D205
jsR110
|
L.E.D.|
NEC
|
R229
|QRD141J-393S
|
39k2
|
"
D206
|ERB12-02RKL1|
0,25
|
"
Fujidenki
|
R230
|QRD141J-5628
|
5.6k2)
”
#
0207
_|182076-31
[E%
|
Hitachi
VR201_QVZ3601-103
|
V.
Resistor
Coi
[Item
No.|Part
Number
Rating
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Desori
Others
|
(208
eer
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[lncuetor
Item
No.
Part
Number
|
Rating
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Description
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ERS
TH201
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Thermistor
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201
|amMVvs004-004
4p
Plug
Ass’
Gopacitors
P202
|QMV5004.005
5p
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No.
Part
Number
Rating
Description
P203
|QMV5005.002
pipet
[201
|QCF31HP-223
|
0.022
uF|50V_
|
Ceramic
EWT011-027
|
Terminal
Wire
Ass'y
|
202
|QCF31HP-223
|
oi
¢
J101_[ewso17-034
T
Socket
Wire
Assy
|
C203
|QCS31HJ-561
560
pF
o
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|
Sensor
Holder
|
204
|acs3iHJ-101
|
100pF
|
” a
£65396-001
|
Earth
Plate
|
C205
|QCF31HP-223
|
0.022
uF|
“
£43727-003
|
Tab
i
€206
|QCF31HP-223
|
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a
£23920-004
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Board
|
(207
[QETS1ER-106
|
10uF
|
25V
|
c209_|acr31HP.223_|
0.022
uF|
50
v
L-E600
No.
2586
=4g5
10-(3)
TXX-395A
power
SA
P.C.
board
ass’y
[Item
No.|Part
Number
_|
Rating
|
_Descriptic
[emG7331-001
|
|
Fuse
Clip
Q8S2228-103
|
|
Slide
Switch
|
£65508-002
Tab
£43727-002
|
|
Tab
|€302177-001
|
L_
Gireuit
Board
Fig.
23
Fuse
P.C.
board
ass'y
1
TXX.395-1
¢
Voltage
selector
P.C,
board
ass'y
TXX-395-2
10-(4)
TSC-138
sensor
P.C.
board
ass’y
fe
=
TSC-138
nae
|
DES
4e
er
;
AF
RRAREE
BFS
Fig.
25
[tem
No.Part
Number
[Rating
|Description
Note:
;
jasP2210.401
|
Push
Switch
|
~The
symbols
|
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on
P.C,
board
surface
are
factory
|
Jewso18029
|
Socket
Wire
process
only.
EWSO14-055
Socket
Wire
£301752-004
|
Cireuit
Board
10-(5)
TSC-142
speed
selector
P.C.
board
ass'y
Giae
BaER
,
[Item
No.
Part
Number
|
Rating
|
Description
LEP
ison
9
Ow
eee
ee
|
s401
(Qs$2201-005
|
|
|
Slide
Switch
ygsee
aoe
waar
|
VR401
QVP4A0B-103
|
|
Volume
Resistor
"
VR402
QVP4A0B-103
|
Joo
bid
401
|
Qmvs004-002
|
2P
Plug
Assy
|
a]
een
Te
|_R401_|QRO148J-3035
|
30k2
|
1/4W
|
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jae
°
e
|
R402
|QRD148J-153S
|
15k2
|
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|
2
38
£302067-001
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|
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Board
|
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|
|
on
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ae
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symbols
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7,
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board
surface
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|
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process
only.
uss
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26
:
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10-(6)
TSC-143A
signal
P.C.
board
ass’y
aa08
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ae
ps
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ie,
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Fig.
27
Description
Carbon
Resistor
[Item
No.|Part
Number
R303
|QRD148J-221S
|
220.2
1/4
] ]
|
R304
QRD148J-221S
|
220
2}
|
|
|
E03808-005A
|
Connector
|
|
jewT011.037
|
|
Terminal
Wire
Assy
|
|03697-006
|
|
Signal
Cord
|
|£302178-001
|
|_
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Board
|
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No.
2586
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L-E600
No.
2586
12.
Troubleshooting
12-(1)
When
tonearm
action
is
abnormal
THE
TONEARM
DOES
NOT
ADVANCE
DURING
PLAY
ONLY.
Although
the
tonearm
moves
to
‘the
right
and
left,
the
stylus
does
not
advance
when
put
into
the
play
mode.
Does
a
voltage
change
occur
at
the
test
point
(P203)
when
the
‘tonearm
is
moved
inwards
by
hand?
Does
a
voltage
appear
at
the
collector
of
Q209
when
the
NOTE:
When
removeing
the
surface
cover,
the
following
items
must
be
met.
1.
Set
to
ON
the
cover
switches
(the
right
black
buttons
at
the
both
sides
of
the
cabinet).
2.
Shield
the
light
of
the
arm
UP
sensor
shown
in
Fig.
14
(cover
the
arm
UP
sensor
to
protect
it
from
malfunction).
Q601
and
D602
of
the
arm
angle
sensor
are
defective.
So
replace
them.
tonearm
is
moved
inwards
by
hand?
Does
pin
8
of
1201
become
when
the
tonearm
is
moved
inwards
by
hand?
Does
the
collector
of
Q205
become
“L"
when
the
tonearm
is
moved
inwards
by
hand?
Q207
is
defective.
so
replace
it.
When
from
Vec?
1201
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
replace
it.
Q205
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
—16—
THE
TONEARM
OPERATES
ABNORMALLY
WHEN
IN
THE
PLAY
MODE.
Just
after
the
tonearm
lowers
down
on
the
record,
it
suddenly
moves
inwards
scratching
the
record
disc.
With
the
tonearm
at
the
UP
posi-
tion,
adjust
VR201
so
that
3.520.2
V
appears
across
the
test
point
(P203).
the
tonearm
is
moved
inwards
by
hand,
does
the
collector
voltage
of
Q202
drop
0.6
V
as
viewed
Q203
is
defective.
So
Either
Q201
or
Q202
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
L-E600
No.
2586
L-E600
No.
2586
EVEN
WHEN
THE
START
BUTTON
IS
PRESSED,
THE
TONEARM
DOES
NOT
MOVE.
Do
11
Vand
7.5
V
appear
respectively
at
the
emitters
of
Q101
and
Q102
in
the
power
supply?
Does
a
voltage
appear
at
"H”
across
$101
with
the
surface
cover
securely
closed?
Is
pin
2
of
1102
‘at
"H"2
Is
pin
10
of
16201
at
"L""?
Is
the
collector
of
Q205
‘at
"L"?
0207
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
Check
the
power
supply
circuit.
$101
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
When
the
START
button
is
pressed,
is
pin
4
of
1C101
at
“H"?
$103
is
defec-
tive,
ora
jumper
wire
‘on
its
associ-
ated
pattern
is
defective.
1C101
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
Is
the
collector
of
Q107
at"H"?
So
replace
it.
1C201
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
Q205
is
defective.
NO
Is
the
emitter
of
Q210
atl"?
10101
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
1104
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
=17=
The
light
of
D205
is
not
entirely
shielded.
So
adjust
the
sensor
holder.
Q107
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
EVEN
WHEN
THE
STOP
BUTTON
IS
PRESSED,
THE
TONE-
ARM
DOES
NOT
REVERSE.
Do
11
Vand
7.5
V
appear
respectively
at
the
emitters
of
Q101
and
Q102
in
the
power
supply?
Check
the
power
supply
circuit.
Js
pin
12
of
1€102
‘at
UH"?
NO
's
pin
9
of
1C104
at"?
NO
Js
the
at
“H"'?
Is
pin
is
i
1201
is
defective.
1
Tot
iczor
So
replace
it.
Is
pin
1
of
IC104
at
“H"?
0206
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
10104
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
—18—
collector
of
Q107
Is
pin
tive,
ora
“40
of
1101
jumper
wire
at
H
when
the
STOP/REV
on
its
asso-
button
is
pressed?
ciated
pattern
1C101
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
Is
the
emitter
of
Q210
at
"L""?
1C101
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
$104
is
defec-
is
defective.
The
light
of
D205
is
not
entirely
shielded.
So
adjust
the
sensor
holder.
Q107
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
L-E600
No.
2586
CUEING
UP/DOWN
IS
IN-
UP/DOWN
button
is
pressed,
does
pin
13
of
1C102
perform
the
binary
count
operation?
1C201
is
defective.
the
UP/DOWN
button
is
pressed
to
enter
the
DOWN
mode,
does
at
“H"
pulse
appear
at
the
collector
of
Either
203
or
0204
is
defective.
Check
which
is
defective,
then
replace
it.
the
UP/DOWN
button
is
pressed
to
enter
the
DOWN
mode,
does
at
“L”
pulse
appear
at
4201
is
defective.
Q208
is
defective.
When
the
UP/DOWN
button
is
pressed,
does
pin
11 of
1C201
1C201
is
defective.
So
replace
it.
When
the
UP/DOWN
button
is
pressed,
does
pin
9
of
1C103
become
“H"?
10103
is
defective.
So
replace
it.

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