LENCO L 75 User manual

Hi-Fi Record Player
L75
Operating
instructions
Features
The
Lenco
L.75
Record
player
is
a
precision
instru-
ment
of
true
Hi-Fi
quality
which
will
satisfy
even
the
most
demanding
music
lover.
The
instrument
can
be
used
tor
stereo
as
well
as
monophonic
listening.
The
usual
speeds
of
167s,
33'/s.
45
and
78
RPM
can
be
pre-set
in
click-stops
and
the
speed
can
also
be
varied
continuously
from
30--86
RPM.
The
light
tonearm
of
the
L75
is
a
first-class
example
of
fine
mechanical
precision.
and
guarantees
clear
undistorted
sound
reproduction,
with
the
greatest
possible
protection
for
your
records.
The
tonearm
is
lowered
onto
the
record
by
a
hydraulica
ly
dam-
ped
lowering
device
—
thereby
eliminating
the
pos-
sibility
of
record
oreneedies
being
damaged
whilst
putting
the
tonearm
onto
the
record.
The
unit
is
SEV,
DEMKO, NEMKO,
SEMKO
and
CSA
tested
and
approved
Technical Description
The
very
silent
4-pole
motor
(30)
is
spring
mounted
onto
a
rigid
steel
baseplate.
The
dynamically
ba-
lanced
turntable
is
made
ot
die-cast
zinc,
and
weighs
4 kg.
The
power
is
transmitted
from
the
conical
motor
shaft
(29)
to
the
turntable
by
a
rubber
covered
idler
wheel
(28).
The
speed
is
changed
by
moving
the
idler
wheel
on
the
motor
shaft.
The
miniature
ball-bearings
fitted
into
the
tonearm
allow
for
a
free
sideways
movement,
and
the
knife-
edge
bearing
keeps
friction
to a minimum.
An adjustable sliding weight (5) enables one to set
the
stylus
pressure
exactly
to
suit
the
cartridge
being
used.
An
automatic
brake
(14)
comes
into
operation
when
the
turntable
is
switched
off.
All
tonearms
can
be
supplied
with
the
Anti-Skating
device
(3. 22. 23)
Every
L75
is
supplied
with
a
centre
piece
tor
records
with
a large
centre
hole,
a stroboscope
disc
for
exact
setting
of
speed,
a
stylus-adjusting
gauge
for
accurate
setting
of
stylus
overhang.
a
set
of shock-absorbing
mounting
supports
and
a cut
out
template
(only
required
for
chassis
model)
Unpacking the L 75
When
unpacking
check
for
possible
damage.
The
L.75
is
thoroughly
checked
and
tested
before
leav-
ing
the
factory.
Any
damage
which
may
have
been
caused
during
transport
should
be
reported
imme-
diately
In
this
connection
we
would
like
to
point
out
that
the
upper
part
of
the
knife-edge
balance
has
been
put
into
the
lower
part,
i.
e.
it
is
held
there
only
by
the
weight
of
the
arm.
The
resulting
movement
which
can
be
felt
just
above
the
pedestal
spindle
when
lifting
the
arm,
is
a
normal
and
necessary
feature
of
this
type
of
bearing
and
should
not
be
mistaken
for a fault
or damage.
Preparation for Use
The
L75
is
available
on
a
wooden
base,
or
as
a
build-in
model.
To
avoid
damage
of
the
turntable
spindle
during
transportation,
the
turntable
is
packed
separately
in
a
cardboard
sleeve.
Models
mounted
on
a
wooden
base
are
delivered
fully
assembled
and
can
therefore
be
operated
without
any
difficulty.
The
build-in
model
must
be
assembled
on
the
spot,
and
the
instructions
on
the
cut
out
template
should
be
carefully
followed.
On
all
models
the
spring-mounted
motor
(30)
has
been

‘secured for transit. This has been done by means
of two red securing screws (17) on the base-
plate
under
the
turntable
and
these
should
be
loosened until the motor is freely sprung. The L75
is designed for use with 220 V 50 Hz. AC mains but
can be supplied with a switchable motor for use on
115, 145 and 225 V mai
To ensure perfect running, important bearing and
driving points should be cleaned if necessary be-
fore putting on the turntable. The important points
are. Turntable spindle, underside of turntable, mo-
tor shaft and the rubber surface of the idler wheel
(28).
A clean, dry, non-fluffy cloth should be used for
cleaning. Only if oil or grease spots are present
should the cloth be sparingly sprinkled with methy-
lated spirits or carbon tetrachloride. (Benzine must
not be used.) The turntable should now be placed
‘on the spindle and the rubber mat on the turntable.
Push the | , counterweight (1) on to the end
(24) of the pick up.
Interchangeable Plug-in Heads
The L.75 is usually supplied with an empty plug-in
head, so that each user may select his own pick-up
cartridg empty plug-in head (11) is complete
with mounting screws for the popular, internationally
standard cartridges. If various cartridges are selec-
ted (e. g. to play older 78 rpm shellac records), we
Suggest that a separate plug-in head is purchased
for each one to facilitate the change from one
cartridge to another.
Assembling of the Cartridge into the
Plug-in Head
The
cartridge
should
be
mounted
onto
the
mounting
plate
with
the assembly
material
provided.
The
plug-in
head
should
then
be
put
onto
the
tone-
‘arm
and
secured
by knurled
ring
(10).
Place the semi-circular cut out in the templal
round
the
pedestal
of
the
pick-up
arm
and
the
hole
‘A’
over
the
centre
spindle
of
the
turntable.
Withdraw
the
tonearm
from
the
securing
clip
(9)
push
it
towards
the
centre
of
the
turntable
and
lay
it gently on the cardboard.
Loosen
screw
(13)
on
pick-up
the
head
(11).
Slide
the
small
mounting
plate
with
the
cartridge
in
the
plug-in
head,
until
the
point
of
the
needle
is
directly
on
the
black
line
of
the
setting
gauge,
tighten
the screw
(13).
Remove
plug-in
head
from
tonearm
and
connect
pick-up
leads
to
cartridge.
Right channel: R
Right earth channel: GR
Left channel: b
Left earth channel: GL = blue
Put the plug-in head onto the tonearm again and
secure with ring (8).
Mounting Material
2 screws 0.118 inches long
2 screws 0.314 inches long
2 screws 0.74 inches long
2 screws 0.5 inches long
2 distance bushes 0.137 inches long
2 mounting screws
Setting of Stylus Pressure
Setting of the stylus pressure is achieved by means
of the two weights (1 &5) at the rear end of the tone-
arm. The large weight (1) is used to balance out the
tonearm, whilst the small weight (5) is used to set
the stylus pressure.
1. Place the small weight right at the back of the
outrider.
2. Balance out the tonearm by moving the large
weight (1) along the rear end of the arm until the
arm floats parallel to the record,
3. The recommended stylus pressure for the parti-
cular cartridge being used is then set with the
‘small weight (6). Stylus pressure is increased by
moving the weight forward from its null point at
the end of the outrider. Each notch on the out-
rider represents 0.5 P. (P = pond which is equi-
valent to grams), In order to minimise distortion
we suggest that too low stylus pressures be avoi-
ded. We recommend that the stylus pressure be
set to about 20 % below the maximum pressure
advised by the manufacturer of the particular
cartridge being used. Extremely low stylus pres-
sures should also be avoided in order to reduce
record wear, as such low pressures tend to
cause the stylus to rattle in the record groove,
thus causing unnecessary record wear.
Table 1 of this instruction booklet contains details
of the best stylus pressures and details of the stylus
dimensions of a range of pick-up cartridges.
To set the Arm Lifting Device
1. Place a record onto the turntable.
2. Move the tonearm gently by hand until the
needle of the cartridge is just above the first
groove of the record.
3. Move the arm-lifting device (8) forward.
4. Place needle on record and check whether tone-
arm is horizontal, if not horizontal loosen flange
screws (4) and adjust.

5. Turn screw (20) on arm-lifting device until the
distance between it and the rubber nipple on the
tonearm is about 2mm.
6. Place the pick-up arm on to the pick-up rest (9).
The needle of the cartridge must not touch the
On/Off switch (12). If necessary adjust the height
of the pick-up rest by loosening the screw in the
bush at its base.
Electrical Connection
The shielded pick-up cable (27) is provided with a
standard plug which can be connected to a loud-
speaker or radio. This connection is indicated as
«GRAMMO», «TA, «PICK-UP» or «Q» on the radio.
Later models of amplifiers or radios of European
‘origin have been fitted with a standard socket
which fits the L75. To connect to other or older
models with different sockets a shielded interme-
diate cable should be used. When the unit has been
connected (27) to the electric mains it is ready for
use.
Anti-Skating Device
Modern pick-up design for geometrical reasons re-
sults in a force being imparted on to the stylus of
the pick-up cartridge by the record, which pulls it
towards the centre of the record. This force is cal-
led skating force. Its effect, especially with low sty-
lus pressures, is to the stylus to jump seve-
fal grooves when the arm is set on to the record.
The different pressures on the two sides of the
groove caused by the skating force also introduce
a certain amount of distortion. This distortion, as
we the jumping of the stylus, can be avoided
when the skating force is compensated for. For this
reason an anti-skating device is supplied with the
L75 Arm,
Heavy Type. Assembly of the anti-skating device on
tonearm:
Notches
4294567
Vroaet
Press
bent
steel
rod
(3)
in
hole
«A»
on
top
of
tone-
arm.
Fig. 2
Push semi-circular clamp (23) on tonearm support
«Bs
as
per
drawing.
The
pip
on
the
semi-circular
clamp must locate into the hole on the tonearm
support.
Setting of the Anti-Skating Device
Before setting the anti-skating device, check th
the arm has been correctly set as described earlier,
Setting of the correct anti-skating force depends on
two factors, namely a) the stylus pressure, b) the
tip radius of the stylus of the cartridge being used.
Two separ ti-skating hts are supplied
with the L 75, namely a 1g and a 4g weight. A list
of settings for all stylus pressures and tip radii is
shown in Table 2 on the last page.
Example
To set the anti-skating force for a cartridge for
which the recommended stylus pressure is 1.5 pond,
and of which the stylus has a tip radius of 18 mu.
(.0007"), Table 2 shows that for a stylus pressure of
1.5 pond and stylus tip radius of .0007" the 1g
weight should be used on Notch 6. Therefore hang
the 1 g weight (22) over Notch 6 passing the thread
‘over the adjacent hollow in the cork-screw (23) 80
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Pickering AME 3
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To Play the Records
1. Check that the plug-in head and the cartridge
with the correct needle for the selected record
has been properly plugged in, and that the se-
curing (10) ring has been well tightened.
2. Set the speed control lever (16) to correspond
with the speed required for the record, check
that it is properly «clicked-ins.
3. Place the tonearm onto the armrest (21) so that
the point of the needle lies directly above the
first groove of the record.
4. Turn the handswitch (12) to ON and wait a mo-
‘ment until the turntable has reached the correct
speed.
5. Move armlifting device (8) forward.
6. To play records with a large centre hole, use
the adaptor provided with your L 75.
Checking and Adjusting the Turntable Speed
1. Place the stroboscope (round aluminium disc
with three rings of dark and light stripes), that is
provided with each unit, on the turntable.
2, Start the motor and illuminate the stroboscope
with a light from a lamp connected to the mains.
It Is suggested that the room be darkened to
facilitate the setting. If the speed setting of the
speed control lever is correct, then all the da
lines on the ring for the corresponding speed on
the stroboscope will appear to stand still. If how-
ever they move, then it is a sign that the speed
setting has altered. The speed can easily be cor-
rected by lifting the speed control lever out of
its catch and moving it slightly to either right or
left. When the speed is correct the stripes on the
‘stroboscope will appear to stand still. If an inten-
tional deviation from the pre-set speed is requi-
red (e. g. if a musical instrument is being played
and the pitch of the record is to be adjusted to
that of the instrument), then the speed can be
altered in the same way. If the speed is to be re-
set, i. @. a re-adjustment of the catch for the cor-
responding speed is required, then the following
procedure should be adopted:
) Loosen slightly (not more than two turns) the
screw at the side of the corresponding catch.
b) Set the speed change lever in the catch and
adjust the speed until the correct speed is
reached.
©) Carefully lift the speed change lever out of
the catch without altering the position of the
catch, and re-tighten the screw.
Maintenance
The bearing points which are to be found on the
machine require no maintenance. To remove cling-
ing dust or hairs, the point of the needle should
be cleaned with a soft brush after each record.
N.B. To avoid damaging the pick-up cartridge the
direction of cleaning should always be from the
back to the front of the cartridge.
Necessity for cleaning the needle can be avoided
or at least reduced to seldom occasions if the Len-
coclean Record Cleaning Device is regularly used.
At least once a year the needle should be micro-
scopically checked by an expert. Worn or damaged
needles result in bad distorted sound reproduction
and damage to your valuable records.
Mounting a Lencoclean
See Fig. 3. The Lencoclean Record Cleaning Device
which cleans and moistens the record while it is
being played, thereby reducing the unwanted noi-
ses to a minimum aswell as increasing considerably
the life of the record, can easily be fixed to the
L.75. Remove the screw (19) in the left hand rear
corner of the base plate, and in its place screw in
the spindle (C). Remove the adjustable bearing
from the base supplied with the Lencoclean, and
place
it
on
spindle
(C),
then
place
the
Lencoclean
‘on the spindle.
Fig. 3
In order to mount a Lencoclean on the L 75 just
remove the screw (19) at the back on the left-hand
side
and
substitute
the
supplied
Spindle
C,
The synthetic suction device, included in the Len-
coclean package, need therefore not be used.

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Auflagedruck
und
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der
Nadel
von
verschiedenen
Tonabnehmersyste-
men
@
Forces
d’appul
recommandées
et
rayon
de
pointes
de
lecture
de
diverses
cellules
stéréo
®
Recom-
mended
tracking-force
and
radius
of
stylus
of
some
stereo-cartridges
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Rekommenderat
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pick-upelement
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Aanbevolen
naaldkracht
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van
verschillen-
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pickup
elementen
@
Fuerza
de
apoyo
recomendada
y
radios
de
las
puntas
de
agujas
de
algunas
cépsu-
las estereofénicas.
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Cartouches
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Crystal
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Cartouches
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DECCA
Ceramic
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Keramische
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Magnetic
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DECCA fiss C4E
DECCA fiss SH 4E
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GOLDRING 200 Super E 1-15
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SHURE Mac 0007
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fehlen. @ L'utilisation de cellules nécessitant une force d’appul supérieure a 5 gr. n'est pas recommandée. @ The
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1 Gegengewicht
2 Schraube fir Gegengewicht
3 Bagel fr Antiskating
4 Flansch
5 Gewicht fiir Auflagedruck
6 Schraube fr Auflagegewicht
7 Skala fir Auflagedruck
8 Armlifthebel
9 Tonarmstitze
10 R&ndelmutter
11 Ansteckkopf
12 Schalter Ein—Aus
19 Befestigungsschraube far
Montageplattchen
14 Bremsteder fir Plattenteller
15 Tourenzahigestange
16 Tourenzahiregutierhebel
17 Motor-Transportsicherungs-
schrauben
18 Zwischenradfeder
19 Blindschraube
(Lencociean)
20 Randelschraube zum Ein-
stellen des Armhebers
21 Armheber
22 Antiskatinggewicht
23 Halter fir Antiskating
24 Federnde Fuhrungsachse
25 Armheberkurve
26 Tonarmkabel
27 Netzkabel
28 Zwischenrad
29 Konische Motorwelle
30 Motor
31 Spannungswahler
32 Tellerachslager
33 Netzschalter
1 Contrepoids
2 Vis pour contrepoids
3 Support pour anti-skating
4 Collier
5 Poids pour réglage de la
force d’appui
6 Vis pour le poids pour
réglage de la force d’appui
7 Bras graduée pour la force
d'appui
8 Levier du léve-bras
9 Support du bras
10 Collier de fixation de
coquille
11 Coquille amovible
12 Manette de mise en marche
18 Vis de fixation du porte-
cellule
14 Levier de frein du plat
15 Coulisseau du changement
de vitesse
16 Levier de changement
de vitesse
17 Vis de sécurité
18 Ressort
19 Ecrou borgne pour
Lencoclean
20 Molette pour le réglage du
leve-bras
21 Léve-bras
22 Poids de compensation
23 Support d’anti-skating
24 Axe guide a ressort de
torsion
25 Mécanisme du léve-bras
26 Cable du pick-up
27 Cordon secteur
28 Poulie intermédiaire
29 Axe conique du moteur
30 Moteur
31 Changement de tension
32 Roulement d’axe du plateau
33 Interrupteur réseau
u
1 Counterweight
2 Screw for counterweight
3 Steel rod for Anti-skating
4 Pedestal base
5 Weight for adjusting stylus
pressure
6 Screw for pressure weight
7 Calibrated stylus pressure bar
8 Arm-lifting lever
9 Pick-up rest
10 Ring to secure plug-in head
11 Plug-in head
12 ON OFF switch
13 Fixing screw for adjustable
cartridge mounting platform
14 Automatic brake
15 Seed regulating mechanism
16 Speed regulating lev
17 Transit safety screws
18
Idler
Wheel
Spring
19
Hole
for
Lencoclean
spindle
20
Armelitting
device
screw
21
Lowering
arm
«
22
Weight
for
Anti-skating
setting
23
Semi-circular
clamp
for
Anti-skating
24
Decoupled
weight
guide
25
Hydraulic
mechanism
for
lowering
arm
26
Pick
up
cable
27
Mains
cable
28 Idler wheel
29
Conical
motor
shaft
30 Motor
31 Voltage selector
32 Turntable spindle bearing
33
Mains
switch

1 Motvikt
2 Skruv for motvikt
3 Fastarm for antiskatingvikt
4 Tonarmsbas
5 Vikt for installning av naltryck
6
Skruv
for
naltrycksvikt
7
Skala
for
installning
av
naltryck
8 Havarm f6r hdjning resp.
snkning av tonarm
9 Tonarmsstéd
10
Lasring
fr
pickupskal
11
Pickupskal
12 Startvred
18
Lasskruv
for
pickupslade
14
Mekanisk
skivtallriksbroms,
18
Fastarm
for
mellandrivhjut
16
Hastighetsvred
17
Transportskruvar
18
Dragfidder
fr
melianhjul
19
Blindskruv
Lencoclean
20
Hdjdinstalining
av
tonarmslyft
21
Lyftarbrygga
22 Antiskatingvikt
23
Hallare
for
antiskating
24 Fiddrande axel
25 Lyftarmekanik
26
Pickupkabel
27 Natkabel
28 Mellanhjul
29 Konisk motoraxel
30 Motor
31
Spiinningsomkopplare
32 Skivtallrikens axellager
33 Strémbrytare:
1 Kontragewicht
2 Schroet kontragewicht
3 Beugel voor dwarsdruk-
kompensatie
4 Flens
5 Gewicht voor naalddruk-
instelling
6 Schroet voor naalddruk
gewicht
7 Schaal voor naalddruk-
instelling
8 Hefboom voor toonarmilift
9 Steun voor toonarm
10 Kartelmoer
11 Toonkop
12 Aanjuit schakelaar
13 Bevestigingsschroef van
montageplaatje
14 Remveer van plateau
15 Hefboomsysteem van snel-
heidsregeling
16 Hefboom voor snelheids-
regeling
17 Schroeven voor motor-
beveiliging tijdens transport
18 Veer voor tussenwiel
19 Loze schroet
20 Kartelmoer voor instelling
toonarmiift
21 Toonarmiitt
22 Kompensatie gewichtje
23 Houder voor dwarsdruk-
kompensatie
24 Afgeveerde geleide-as
25 Boog van toonarmilift
26 Pickup kabel
27 Netsnoer
28 Tussenwiel
29 Konische motoras (rotor)
30 Motor
31 Spanningskiezer
32 Plateau-aslager
33 Netschakelaar
1 Contrapeso
2 Tomillo fijacién contrapeso
3 Varilla del «anti-skating»
4 Cuello pivote
5 Peso para graduar la fuerza
de apoyo
6 Tomillo para la fijacién del
peso
7
Varilla
graduada
de
la
fuerza
de
apoyo
8
Palanca
elevadora
del
brazo
9 Soporte brazo
10 Tuerca para la sujecién del
cabezal
11 Cabezal amovible
12
Manecilla
para
la
puesta
en
marcha
18
Tornillo
regulacién
cépsula
14 Palanca de freno del plato
15 Corredera del cambio de
velocidades
16 Palanca del cambio de velo-
cidades
17 Tornillos de anclaje para el
transporte
18 Resorte de la polea de trans-
mision
19 Taladro roscado para colo-
car el «Lencoclean»
20 Tuerca para graduar el dis-
Positivo elevador del brazo
21 Elevador del brazo
22
Peso
para
el
«anti-skating»
23 Abrazadera para el «anti-
skating»
24 Eje elastico
25 Mecanismo hindraulico para
el descenso del brazo
26 Cable pick-up
27 Cable red
28 Polea
29 Eje cénico del motor
30 Motor
31 Selector de voltaje
32 Cojinete del eje del plato
33 Interruptor corriente red

Tabelte 40r dle Elnsteliung der Antiskating-Kratt in Abin;
Pick-up-Nadel. @ Tableau Indiquant la val
pot latérale (anti-skating) compte tenu de
setting up of the antl-skating force related to
ning av antiskatingkratt beroende av néltryck
Kompensatie,
ethenkellix
van
naaidkracht
en
nsaldpun
ing.
skating» en relacion con la fuerza de apoyo de la aguja y el radio de Ia pun!
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Rayon dela pointe _ Tip radius
pond
Force
d'appui
Siylus
preseure|Nélspetsradie
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Radio
de
la
punta}
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Naltryck, Antiskating instalining
ru taigaruk fare et Pa Dwarskracht kompensatie
ues ideapoyol yPrviai| “Sait | “Pei Fijacién del Anti-skating
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
19
19
19
Poids
decompensation
Vikt-
Peso
Kerbe Notch Inkepini
1 4
1
Encoche
Markering
Rance
Belastungsgewich Weight Gewicht
to}
19
|
39
Poids
decompensation
Viki”
Peso
3 3 1 Kerbe Notch
Encoche
Markoring
_Ranura
Bolastungsgowicht Weight Gewicht
se
i
Poids
decompensation
Viki
Peso
———
Kerbe Notch Inkepini
5
id
ba
Encoche
Markoring
Ranuray
Bolastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
19 19 Poids decompensation _Vikt Peso
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
7 5 Encoche Markering _Ranura
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
49 | 19 Polds decompensation Viki Peso
6
Kerbo
Notch
Inkeping
Encoche Markering _Ranura
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
Bolas decompensation _Vikt Beso
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
Encoche Markoring Ranura
Bolastungsgewicht Welght Gewicht
Poids decompensation Viki
Korbo
Notch
Encocho
Markering
Bolastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
Poids decompensation Vikt Peso
Kerbe Notch Tnkeping
Encoche
Markering
_Rlanura
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
Poids de compensation _Vikt Peso.
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
Encoche
Markering
Ranura
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
Poids decompensation _Vikt Poso
Korbe Notch Inkeping
Encocho
Markering
Ranura
Bolastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
Poids decompensation _Vikt Peso.
Kerbe
Notch
Inkeping
Encoche
Markering
Ranura
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
Poids decompensation _Vikt Beso
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
Encoche
Markering
Ranura.
Belastungsgewicht Weight Gewicht
Poids decompensation _Vikt Peso
Kerbe Notch Inkeping
Encoche Markering Ranura
Leergelassene
Felder
bedeuten,
da®
der
betreffende
Auflagedruck
for
den
gegebenen
Schiiff
der
Pick-up-Nadel
nicht mehr zuldssig ist. ¢ Les cases vides constituent la limite des forces d'appul qu'll n'est pas recommandé
dépasser
pour
un
rayon
de
pointe
donné.
@
Tomfalt
betyder
ait
engivet
ndltryck
ej
r
att
rekommendera
vid
denna
siipning av plek-upnéien. @ Waar Kolommen leeggelaten zi, wil Gat zoggen, dat de naalakracht voor de gege-
ven naatd niet meer toelaatbaar Is. @ Las casillas en blanco corresponden a fuerzas de apoyo que no deben em-
plearse, teniendo en cuenta el radio de la aguia.
de la misma.
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