1. A defective in-guarantee radio must be accompanied by the
Customer's Guarantee Policy Tag. This tag must be properly
filled in by theVolkswagen dealer at the time of radio purchase.
Accept as guarantee repairs only those radios within the 2 year
or 24,OOO miles (whichever occurs first) guarantee period. The
removal or reinstallation of this receiver is customarily perform-
ed by the Volkswagen dealer and is not covered by thisguaran-
tee. Also, the removal of motor noise, tire static, electrical inter-
ference, faulty installations and aerial repairs are not considered
as guarantee repairs and therefore, expenses related to such
services should by handled by the car dealer.
2. Fill in Motorola Guarantee Labor Claim, Part Number
68-60016,430, and mail Green and Pink copies to:
Motorola G uarantee Service
Motorola Automotive Products, lnc.
9401 West Grand Avenue
Franklin Park, lllinois 60'1 3'l
SERVICE STATION PROCEDURE
SERVICE NOTES
3. The Yellow copy of the labor claim is to be retained by the
authorized service station for his files.
4. The Blue copy should be returned to the car dealer with the
unit. This is necessary for the dealer to complete his warranty
report.
5. Defective pa;ts for guarantee repairs are'to be sent to your
Motorola Parts Distributor for f ree replacement supported with
the defective parts return tag or form which you are now using.
6. Only those service stations authorized by Motorola or their
Distributors can perform guarantee repairs on a no-charge basis
to the customer. lf you are not already authorized as a Motorola
Auto Radio Service Station and you are interested in handling
this service, please contact N,4otorola for complete details. -
1. RADIO POLARITY - When servicing this unit, the "A" lead
must be connected to the positive side of the power supply. If
connected otherwise, receiver will not operate and damage to
components may result.
2. POWER SUPPLY REOUIREMENTS - lt is preferable to use
a storage battery (without a battery charger) in place of a bat-
tery eliminator. lf a battery eliminator is used, it must be well
f iltered and regu lated.
3. OUTPUT LOAD - Alwaysoperatethis receiver with an output
load, either B ohm speaker or B ohm, 5 watt resistive load.
4. PUSHBUTTON SET UP - To set pushbuttons, allow receiver
to warm-up for fifteen minutes. Pull out on pushbutton to un-
lock. Push pushbutton in firmly to lock after station has been
se I ected.
5. TRANSISTOR REPLACEMENT - When replacing a transistor
other than a power type transistor, grasp the transistor leads
between transistor body and plated board with a pair of long
nose pliers to prevent excessive heating of transistor body during
soldering operation.
6. POWER TRANSISTOR REPLACEMENT - When replacing a
power type transistor be sure to:
A. Use the transistor specified in the Replacement Parts List.
B. Coat both sides of transistor insulator with DC-4 qrease
(Motorola part number 11-490481) to insure proper heat
d issipation.
C. Securely and evenly tighten the transistor mounting screws.
7. PLATED BOARD REMOVAL - (NOTE. Before removal of
plated chassis, note location of wires and cables; they should be
dressed the same when the chassis board is installed later).
To remove the plated chassis board for servicing, remove top
cover and bracket mount screw at rear (see Fiq. 1 & 2). Remove
bracket, then lift chassis to a more serviceable position.
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FIG. 1 9SMV PARTS LOCATION AND ACCESS POINTS FIG.2 9SMV-6 PARTS LOCATION AND ACCESS POINTS