Magnavox W801 User manual

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FORT WAVri|. INDIANA
MODEL W801, 802 &812 AUTOMATIC
RECORD PLAYERS
GENERAL
These Record" Players utilize an 11- inch turntable and a4^
pole, synchronous drive motor, The W812employs ashort
control post and the W8Q1 employs atall control post. The
employs alighted (22) tall control post. These record
players, are designed for use with 7", W\ or 12" records
at speeds of 16 2/3, 33 1/3, 45, or 78 R.P.M.
Change Cycle
The changer employs a"Velocity Trip" mechanism which
initiates the change cycle when the Tone Arm undergoes
increased inward acceleration, This takes place after the
stylus enters the lead-out groove at the end of the record.
As the Tone Arm tracks the record, apost attached to the
Vertical Pivot Bracket Assembly (106) pushes against the
Striker Slide [86-3). The Striker Slide is. fed inward, makes
contact with the Striker Friction Plate (&2-4L and moves
the Striker (62-3] toward the Turntable Hub, The velocity
of the Tone Arm, during normal tracking, is. not sufficient
to trip the mechanism because the wiping action of the hub
projection moves the Striker back with each revolution of
the turntable.
However, when the stylus enters the lead-out groove at the
end of the record, the velocity of the Striker Slide is. suff ic-
ient to cause the Striker to move in ahead of the turntable
hub projection. The projection then engages the Striker and
pushes it far enough to move the Intermediate Gear (62-5!
out of the recess In the periphery of the Main Cam Gear
(B4). This meshes, the Intermediate Gear with both the
Turntable Gear and the Main Cam Gear and initiates, the
change cycle. Failure of this automatic trip mechanism
may be due to the presence of contaminants on the Striker
and Striker Friction pJate (Refer to Servicing the Inter^
mediate Gear &Striker Assembly).
As the Mam Cam Gear starts its change cycle rotation, h
actuates the Muting Switch Slider (3$), which in turn causes
the Muting Switch Contact to ground the pickup output.
While the Main Cam Gear rotates, the roller on the Tone
Arm Lift Lever (103) rides on aseries of elevations on the
Main Cam Gear, which cause the Lift Lever to pivot. This
moves the Tone Arm Life Rod (98t and controls the vertical
travel nf ihe Tone Arm.
As the Main Cam Gear continues to rotate, the Tone Arm
sizes the next record., The Cam- Follower Pin on the Feed
Lever (109) moves laterally with the Tone Arm to one of
three grooves in the Main Cam Gear. The selected groove
determines the Tone Arm set-down position.
As the Mairi Cam Gear rotates, the roller located atop the
Record Dropping Slide (661 contacts acam lobe and is
pushed outward, away from the center of the cam. This
causes lateral movement of the pawl within the Record
Propping Spindle (15) which pushes the bottom record off
of the spindle shelf and drops it onto the turntable. As the
Record Dropping Slrde retracts, the Pawl Lift Spring pushes
the pawl upward and into position for the following record.
Ar the end of the change cycle the Intermediate Gear drops
into arecess of the Main Cam Gear and disengages from the
Turntable Gear As this occurs the Muting Switch Contact
opens and the Cam- Follower Pin moves out of the cam
groove and into the "play recess' Farea of the Main Cam
Gear.
Issued: Navtmtrtr, 1989

5233-2
Automatic Shut-Off
As the Main Cam Gear (64) rotate during the change cycle,
the Auto-Stop Swing Ptate is pivoted by rubbing agamsE the
pivot post atop the Sub- Piste AsscmbFy £63]. This positions
the Swing Plate at the exit of trie raised ramp on the shut-off
groove. As the Tone Arm moves toward the canEer of the
Turntable the Cam* Foftower Pin moves into asection of the
shut-off groove near the center of the Main Cam Gear. When
the Tone Arm reaches its point of innermost travel, the Cam-
Follower Pin is ted onto the Auto-Stop Swing Plate. The
Swing Piste then transports the Cam- Follower Pin across the
face of the Main Cam Gear and deposits it in asection of
the shut-off Groove naar the cam's outer edge. The free end
of the Swing Plate now extends beyond the outer edge of
the Main Cam Gear and hheld in ihis position.
As the Main Cam Gear continues to rotate, this protruding
section of the Swing PFate trips the Auto-Stop Lever
which En turn releases the Auto-Trip Lever (76 t, Operating
Lever Assembly (77), and Switch Lever {79). The Switch
Lever opens the contacts of the spring-locked AC switch
dr:i removes the power from the changer. At this point the
Intermediate Gear drops into arecess of the Main Cam Gear
and disengages from the Turntable Gear,
Speed Change
As the Speed Control Knob \22] is moved, its motion is
transmitted through the Speed Change Cam Drive Link (24]
to the Speed Change Cam (54). Rotation of the cam raises
or lowers the idler Wheel (25t in steps that place it opposite
the appropriate diameter step on the Motor Pulley.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Unstow the changer, if required, by sliding the Slide
Latches (14t in the direction opposite the "Lock"' arrow.
2. Rotate the Balance Arm f1} fully ctockwise, lift it up, and
rotate it counterclockwise until it is positioned over the
Tone Arm.
3. Check to ensure that the Tone Arm is not locked in
place (in its transit position) atop the Tone Arm Rest f9).
Free the Tone Arm by pulling upward on it at apoint
near the Tone Arm Rest. The Record Player will function
only when the Tone Arm is free to move upand away
from the Rest.
4. Place aquantity of records not exceed inc. ten, on the
Record Dropping Spindle (IE) and lower them to the
spindle offset step. To insure proper indexing, records of
different sizes must be stacked with the largest size at
the bottom. All records should he of the same speed,
5. Position the Balance Arm over the stacked records and
select the correct stylus.
6. Set the Speed Control Knoh (23) to desired speed.
7. Move the JJ 0ff-0nrAuto (RejJ" Knob {1BJ to the
'"Auto (Rej.)"Jposition and release the knob when the
turntable begins to revolve. The Tone Arm will now
move over and set down on the first record, To reject
any record turn the "Off- On-Auto (RepJ" knob to the
"Auto "IFtej,)" position and then release the knob.
Adapter for 45 flFM Records
LPiace the JJ Off On-Auto fFtej.r knob in the "Off" posi-
tion, Note the positioning instructions printed on the
adapter. Place the adapter on the Record Dropping
Spindle |1St and press downward until the adapter is
firmly seated.
2. To remove the adapter pull it straight up from the spindle.
Manual Play
1- Lift the Balance Arm fit and swing it out over the Tone
Arm-
ZPlace iha record on the turntable.
3- Set the Speed Control Knob (23) to desired speed.
4. Rotate the "Off-On-Auto (RejJ" knob to the "On"
position.
5. Place the stylus on the record manually. After the
record has been played, the Tone Arm will return to the
rest position and the instrument will shut off auto-
matically. If only aportion of the record is to be played,
the Tone Arm can he lifted manually and placed on its
rest after the selected passage is played.
Transporting the Record Player EInstrument)
Always prepare the Record Player for transit by doing the
following:
1. Stow the cha ngar by pressing downward on the Baseplate
(70) and sJiding the Slide Latches (14) in the direction
of the "Lock" arrow.
2. Stow the Tone Arm by pressing it firmly downward atop
the Tone Arm flasr (9) until it is locked in place.
3, Stow the Balance Arm (1) by rotating it fully clockwise,
pressing it downward, and rotating it fully counter
clockwise.
ADJUSTMENTS
Tone Arm Set-Down Adjust mm
t
Automatic tone arm set-down positioning for various sizes
of records is accomplished by "sampling" the outside
diameter of the bottom racord resting on the spindle shelf.
After the record is dropped to the turntable ft is contacted
by the sty tus approximately 1/18" in from the record edge.
This adjustment has been accurately set at the factory. If
field adjustment is required, adjust the Tone Arm Position
Adjustment Screw (104) located on the Vertical Pivot
Cou pi ing |T06). See adju stment J rA" [Figure 1).Rotate the
screw clockwise to set the Tone Arm down closer to the
record's edge. Adjust the screw counter-clockwise to set
the Tone Arm down further from the record's edge.
Since only one-quarter turn of the adjustment screw will
move the Tone Arm set-down position approximately
1/16", the screw should he turned only 3slight amount at
atime before chacking the result. It may be necessary to
repeat this procedure several times while checking the set-
down position after each adjustment.

Tare Arm Height Adjustment
Tone Arm Height Adjustment Screw {96) sets the height to
which the Tone Arm raise* during the change cycle. As the
Tone Arm swings out under the stacked records it must
clear the bottom record in the stack by appro* EmateIy1/4".
Make adjustment "B^ (Figure 1| by rotating the screw
clockwise to lower the Tone Arm and counterclockwise to
raise it Check Tone Arm tracking on esingle record.
Stylus Pressure Adjustment
Use asuitable gram scale to measure stylus pressure. Follow
the scale manufacturer's instructions, Stylus pressure is
set by rotating the Stylus Pressure Adjustment Screw {^4J).
See adjustment "C" \Figure 1). Correct stylus pressure is
between 3and 31/4 -grams.
AC Switch Adjustment
Remove Switch Mounting Screws (59}, Switch Lever (79},
Switch Cover (&B-6f and Switch Slider (58-51. Reform the
fiked Switch Contact {56-
3
\so that its free end (opposite
the lead end] rests against its stop. Replace the Switch by
reversing the preceding steps.
Pickup Tracking Adjustments
Improper pickup tracking may be caused by any one of the
following;
1. Insufficient slack in pickup leads,
Check td assure that the pickup leads move freely and
lhdt sufficient lead sleek is maintained between the rear
of the Tone Arm and the Baseplate (70).
2. Cam- Follower Pin is touching bottom of Main Cam
Gear (64L
Determine whether or not the Cam- Follower Pin on the
Feed Lever Assembly {109} is touching the cam surface
when it is in the "Play recess" area of the cam. The pin
is correctly positioned when there is approximately 1/32"
clearance between the pin and surface of the Main Gam.
To obtain the correct clearance rotate the Feed Lever
Adjustment Screw (10&-T). See adjustment PJ DJi (Figure
2h
3. Chipped or damaged stylus.
If the pickup stylus is worn or damaged; replace with an
exact replacement type stylus (Refer to Pickup Bt Needle
Chart).
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SER\j
Stowing and Removing the Record Player
These record players, employ aSlide Latch system which
provides aquick method of changer stowage.
The Hold- Down Screws should be removed and set aside
when the instrument is unpacked. To unstow the changer,
slide the Slide Latches (14) in the direction opposite the
"Lock" arrow. To stow the changer press down on the
Baseplate [70) and slide the Slide Latches in the direction of
the "Lock" arrow.
To remove the Record Player from the instrument unstow
the changer, rotate the Slide Latches $Q degrees and remove
tfoern from the Baseplate. Disconnect the wiring between
4. Improper stylus pressure.
Refer to Stylus Pressure Adjustment.
Vertical Pivot Bracket Play Adjustment
The position of the Play Adjustment Screw (113) deter-
mine? the vertical "play" between the Vertical Pivot Bracket
(106* and the Pivot Base Bracket {1081- Set adjustment
screw "E" (Figure 21 to provide approximately 1/o4" of
vertical travel between these parts.
Idler Wheel Height Adjustment
TT» Idler Wheel (25f should be adjusted so that it contacts
the Motor Pulley in the center of the proper step, Make
certain that the bottom face of the idler Wheel does not rub
on the upper face of the next lower pulley step.
Remove the Turntable (Refer to Turntable Removal and
Replacement) .To vertically position the Idler Wheel
rotate adiustment screw JJ F" (Figure 31 which is located atop
the Idler Lift Bracket (57). Turn the screw counterclockwise
{as viewed from above) to lower the Idler Wheel rand clock-
wise to raise it, The motor must be freely suspended
beneath the baseplate (as in normal operation) when the
adjustment is made.
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NG AND REPLACING PARTS
the Record Player and the instrument and lift true Record
Player out of the instrument..
Turntable Removal and Replacement
1HPlace the "DffOrvAutD {RejJ *knob in the "Off*
position end remove the C-clip (16}, located on the
Record Dropping Spindle [15) just atop the Turntable
(171,
Grasp the Turntable by its outer edge and rotate it slightly
while lifting it off of the spindle. Check the bottom of
the turntable and the base of the spindle to ensure that
an Spindle-mounted par Is remain in phice an the Spindle
\Refer to Exploded View of Parts Below Baseplate).

3. Ensure that the Thrust Bearing Assembly (52) and its
washers are free of foreign material. These parts sho uEd
he lubricated, when required, with asmall quantity of
grease such as Snell Derma 1or equivalent. The Thrust
Bearing Assembly should be positioned with its flet side
facing up. Steel Thrust Washers {513 should be in place
directly above and below the Thrust Searing Assembly.
One or more Rubber Washers (50) used as sfirrns are
placed between the upper Thrust Washer (51 1* and the
turntable hub, A"dimpled" Serf-Aligning Washer (S3)
hlocated directly beneath the lower Thrust Washer {51 )P
4. Make certain that the Idler Wheel (26) is in its retracted
or JJQffJJ potion so that it will not interfere with replace-
ment of the turntable.
5l Set the Turntable beck into place oyer the Record
Dropping Spindle and press it downward until [\ is firmly
seated gn the Spigot Housing f&D). Secure C-dip (16).
The C-clip will seat properly only whan its center pro-
jection is lined up with the small slot in the Spigot
Housing.
IdEer Wheel Removal and Replacement
1hRemove the Turntable (Refer to Turntable Removal and
Replacement) and note the placement of all parts
mounted on the Idler Arm Assembly (43).
2. Remove C-dip (261 from atop the Idler Wheel Spindle,
3. Lift the Idler Wheel (25) from its spindle, Ensure that
Plastic Washer (461 remains in place on the spindle dir-
ectly beneath the Idler Wheel.
4. Replace the- Idler Wheel by reversing the preceding steps.
5. Check that the Idler Wheel rotates freely and ensure
that it correctly contacts the Mater Put ley (Refer to Idler
Wheel Height Adjustment}.
fr, Replace Turntable and secure C-cMp (16).
Motor Removal and Replacement
1. Remove Turntable {Refer to Turntable Removal; and
Replacement).
2. Remove the motor ground lead (at motor end).
3. Remove the AC Switch Mounting Screws {59) and Switch
Cover Unsolder the motor lead from it? contact.
4. Compare the lengths and colors of corresponding wires
on the original and replacement motors. Clip the wire
between the Motor Assembly (45) and the Mole* connec-
tor. The wire can be spliced, if required, when the
replacement motor is in-Stalled.
5. Grasp the Motor Assembly and remove the three motor
mounting C-clips (29) and Washers {30).
6. Mount the replacement motor and either splice the wires
or terminate them at the proper points on the switch
and Moles connector. If the switch contacts have bean
disturbed, check them as they are reinstalled (Refer to
AC Switch Adjustment).
7. Reassemble the AC Switch (56) and replace the motor
ground lead.
8. Check Idler Wheel height (Refer to Idler Wheel Height
Adjustment).
9. Re pi ace Turntable and secu re C-clip (16).
AC Switch Rflmo'/al and Replacement
LRemove Switch Mounting Screws (59), Switch Lever
(791, Switch Cover (58- 6) and Switch Slider (58-B).
2. Lift Out the Contact Clamp (56-4) and the Switch Con-
tacts (58^2 &58 31
.
3. Unsolder the Capacitor (58-7) and leads from the switch
contacts.
4. Reverse the preceding steps to replace the Switch.
ftecprd Dropping, Slide Assembly Removal and FiEplace-
mant
t. Remove the Sub-Plate Assembly Mounting Screws (69 &
115}_
2. Remove the Sub-Plate Assembly (68) along with the
Record Dropping Slide Assembly (66). Be careful not to
misplace the Record Dropping Slide Spacer (65-) located
between the Slide Assembly end the Main Cam Gear (64).
3. Reverse the preceding steps to replace the assembly.
Feed Lever Assembly Removal and Replacement
1,Remove the C-clip <H 2L Spring (1 1 1Land Washer (1 103
which hold the Feed Lever (Cam-Follower) Assembly
(109) in place against the base of the Vertical Pivot
Bracket Assembly (106).
2, Slip the Feed Lever from its spindle.
3, Reverse the preceding steps to replace the assembly.
Main Cam Gear Removal and Replacement
1. Remove the Record Dropping Slide Assembly (66] (Refer
to Record Dropping Slkfe Assembly Removal and Re-
placement).
2. Remove the Feed Lever Assembly {109} (Refer to Feed
Lever Assembly Removal arid Replacement).
3. Place the "Off-On-Auto (Rej.T knob in the "On" poti*
tion to provide maximum lateral movement of the Inter
mediate Gear (62 5J.
4. Remove the Glance Arm Locating Bracket (114),
5. Retract the Intermediate Gear and remove the Main
Cam Gear (64} from its spindle.
6- To repFace the Main Cam Gear, retract the Intermediate
Gear and place the Main Cam Gear back on its spindle.
Mesh the Cam Gear indexing teeth with the two indexing
recesses on the Intermediate Gear.
7. Replace the Balance Arm Locating Bracket
S. Remount the Feed Lever using the required washers,
spring, and C-clip.

&Replace the Record Dropping Slide Assembly {Refer to
Record Dropping Slide Assembly Removal and Replace-
ment) L
Intermediate Gear Removal and RggjgMftWgj
1. Place the "Off-On^Auto (Rej.)" knob in the JJ Qn" posi-
tion,
2. Rotate tfie Main Cam Gear (64} until the Intermediate
Gear (62-5) rests in the recess on the edge of the Main
Cam Gear.
3. Remove the C-clip (&3) from th# Intermediate Gear
Spindle.
4. Move the Intermediate- Gear away from the Main Cam
Gear and slip the Intermediate Gear from its spindle,
5. Reverse the preceding steps to replace the Intermediate
Gear.
Record Dropping Spindle Assembly Removal and fieplace-
rnent
1. Remove C-Clip 0$) frgm ceoier of turntable.
Note: The center tab on the C-clip locks the Record
Spindle to the Spigot Housing
2. The Record Spindle can now be removed bv pulling it
straight out from the Spigot Housing.
3l Reverse the foregoing procedure to reassemble.
Vertical Pivot Bracket St Coupling Assembly Removal and
Replacement
1. Remove the Tone Arm Mounting Screw {11 6] and de-
tach the Tone Arm. Place the Tone Arm on the Tunv
table with the stylus facing up.
2. Remove the Feed Lever (109). [Rcfe* to Feed Lever
Assembly Removal and Replacement).
3. Remove the Bias Spring (1 ISM from between the Pivot
Base Bracket Assembly (1U8( and the Verrical Pivot
Bracket Assembly (106).,
4. Unscrew the Pivot Base Bracket Mounting Screw 00?)
and remove the Pivot Base Bracket Assembly.
5. Note how the Tone Arm Positioning Spring (117 \holds
the Pivot Coupling {1051 in place aiop the Pivot Bracket
(106).
6. Back out the Tone Arm Position Adjustment Screw
{104) until the Adjustment Rocker [105-2) no longer
rests in the notch atop the Pivot Bracket.
7. Grasp the Pivot Bracket ilOB) and rotate the Pivot
Coupling {1051 clockwise until one end of the Tone
Arm Posi tio ninrj Spring {117) is free. Remove the $pr ing.
B, Grasp the PWot Bracket 1106), separate it from the
Pivot Coupling (106) and lower it through the hole in
the baseplate.
9. Reverse the preceding steps to replace the assembly.
MOTE...The Adjustment Rocker (105-2) must be pivoted
upward {complete!vvvithin the Pivot Coupling] to allow
reassembly of the Pivot Bracket and the Pivot Coupling.
The Tone Arm Positioning Spring {117] must oe re-
install &d in the exact location noted in step 5.
lO.Check the Tone Arm Set- Down, Tone Arm Height Stylus
Pressure, Pickup Tracking, and Vertical Pivot Bracket
Play Adjustments,
Control Post Light Removal and Replacement (WgQj)
1. Remove pfns 2and 6from molex connector.
2. Remove Tape and l-eadsfrom baseplate (7QF.
3. Remove reject knob {18) rC-cl ip{19), and notched washer
\20) from shaft {42).
4. Pull reject s-haft away from baseplate (70J and remove
he.* nut (40) and notched washer (391.
5. Pull speed control knob {23f up from baseplate, allowing
leads to be pulled completely up thru baseplate,
6- Remove control indicator ring (21] from speed control
knob (233- Lamp, lead rand pin assembly (22) can now
be replaced.
7. Reverse the preceding steps to replace the assembly.
Servicing the Intermediate Gear &Striker Assembly
To gain access to the component parts of the Intermediate
Gear &Striker Assembly proceed as follows:
1. Remove the Intermediate Gear [62-51 (refer to Inter-
mediate Ge<ir Removal &RepltiGffVMfrfl
.
2. Remove the small C-clip (62-2) that retains the Striker
(62-3) and remove the Striker from its pivot post.
3rRemove the Oclip 162-8), Washer |@2-7] pand Spring
(82-6t from the Striker Pressure Plate and Post Assembly
(62-1),
4, Remove the Striker Friction Plate (62-41, and the Striker
Pressure Plate and Post Assembly.
5, Clean or replace parrs as required but do not apply any
form of lubrication,
6, Reverse the preceding steps to replace the assembly.
IKTERMEOEATE
GEAR
FJUCTJON
PLATE
STRIKER PRESSURE
PLATE AND
POST ASSEMBLY
FKEKEK
Intermedial* G&flr Assembly

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SERVING AND REPLACING PARTS (CONTJ
Adapting the Motor Pull By for 50 Cycle Use
For 50 eyclt operation it is necessary to increase the diameter
of each motor pulley step. This is accomplished by placing
a"stepped" sleeve-type adapter over the original Motor
Pulley, The adapter is supplied in 50 Cycle Adapter Kit No,
170572-1 and is installed* as follows;
1. Remove the Turntable (refer to Turntable Removal and
Replacement)
,
2. Ensure that the JJ Off-0n-Auto fRejJ" knob is positioned
to "Off ,r
3. Apply Duco Cement or equivalent to the e*tenor of the
Motor Pulley and to the Interior of the adapter sleeve.
Press the adapter sleeve into place over the Motor Pulley.
Remove the excess cement. Allow the cement to dry
before operating the Record Player.
4- Replace the Turntable and secure C-clip f16)- Iraullirtg the BO Cycr* Adapnr
MODEL PICKUP-STYLUS CROSS REFERENCE
MODEL PICKUP WITH STYLUS) STYLUS (NEEDLE)
WSOt-01-Ou 560345-1 560344-?
W801 -02-00 560345-1 560344-2
WSQ1-03-00 H036CM 560344-2
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WB02-02QO 5*0345*1 560344-2
W81201 00 560345-1 5SQ344-2
PICKUP &NEEDLE CHART
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NQTEr„To convert back to 60 cycle operation the original
60 cycle configuratron must be restored. To accomplish
this perform steps 1and 2above. Then apply heat (with a
soldering- iron) to the Motor Pulley and a^sptpr sleeve until
the c^merkt softens, Remove Che adapter sleeve and then
remove all traces of cement from the ptilley withi asolvent
^uch as naif polish remuvir. Replace the Turntable and
secure C-clip {16p. .NT.! CE-*N1

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