Nakamichi CD Player 4 User manual
Nakamichi
Service
Manual
Nakamichi
CD
Player
4
1.
GENERAL
1.1.
Model
No.
Model
No.:
V313
1.2.
Destinations
USA,
CAN,
EP,
AUS,
OTR,
JPN
Abbreviation
USA
—
U.S.A.
AUS
—
Australia
CAN
—
Canada
OTR
—
Other
EP
—
Europe
JPN
—
Japan
1.3.
CAUTIONS/WARNINGS
(1)
Product
Safety
Notice
Parts
marked
with
the
symbol
UN
in
the
schematic
diagram
have
critical
characteristics.
Use
ONLY
replacement
parts
recommended
by
the
manufacturer.
It
is
recommended
that
the
unit
be
operated
from
a
suitable
DC
supply
or
batteries
during
initial
check-out
procedures.
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(2)
Leakage
Current
Check/Resistance
Check
Before
returning
the
unit
to
the
customer,
make
sure
you
make
either
(1)
a
leakage
current
check
or
(2)
a
line
to
chassis
resistance
check.
If
the
leakage
current
exceeds
0.5
milliamp,
or
if
the
resistance
from
chassis
to
either
side
of
the
power
cord
is
less
than
240
k
ohms,
the
unit
is
defective.
WARNING
—
DO
NOT
return
the
unit
to
the
customer
until
the
problem
is
located
and
corrected.
(3)
Protection
of
Eyes
from
Laser
Beam
To
protect
eyes
from
invisible
laser
beam
during
servicing,
DO
NOT
LOOK
AT
THE
LASER
BEAM.
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Laser
Diode
Properties
Laser
Output:
44.6
UW
Max.
Measured
at
a
distance
of
about
200mm
from
the
object
lens
surface
on
the
Laser
Pickup.
Wavelength:
780nm
Emission
Duration:
Continuous
@
Laser
Caution
Label
and
Class
1
Laser
Product
Label
(for
EP)
=
CAUTION-
INVISIBLE
LASER
RADIATION
WHEN
OPEN
AND
INTERLOCKS
DEFEATED.
AVOID
EXPOSURE
TO
BEAM.
VORSICHT!
UNSICHTBARE
LASERSTRAHLUNG
TRITT
AUS,
WENN
DECKEL
|
GEOFFNET
UND
WENN
SICHERHEITSVERRIEGELUNG
UBERBRUCKT
IST.
NICHT
DEM
STRAHL
AUSSETZEN!
VARNING—
OSYNLIG
LASERSTRALNING
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OPPNAD
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AR
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STRALEN
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USYNLIG
LASERSTRALING
VED
ABNING,
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AF
FUNKTION.
UNDGA
UDSATTELSE
FOR
STRALING.
VAROITUS!
LAITE
SISALTAA
LASERDIODIN,
JOKA
LAHETTAA
NAKYMATONTA
CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT
THIS
COMPACT
DISC
PLAYER
IS
CLASSIFIED
AS
A
CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT.
THE
CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT
LABEL
iS
LOCATED
ON
THE
REAR
EXTERIOR.
SILMILLE
VAARALLISTA
LASERSATEILYA.
1.4.
Handling
the
Laser
Pickup
In
case
of
repair
or
replacement
of
the
Laser
Pickup,
pay
attention
to
the
following
handling
instructions
since
the
laser
diode
in
the
Laser
Pickup
is
not
resistant
to
static
electricity.
(1)
Grounding
When
you
repair
a
Laser
Pickup,
first
ground
the
human
body,
as
well
as
the
measuring
instruments
and
other
tools
(with
particular
caution
to
soldering
iron).
What’s
more,
your
workbench
and
floor
should
desirably
be
grounded
using
conductive
sheet
or
copper
plate.
See
Fig.
1.1.
Note:
Be
careful
so
as
not
to
let
your
clothes
touch
the
Laser
Pickup,
as
static
electricity
on
the
clothes
will
not
be
released
even
if
your
body
is
grounded.
(NO
GOOD)
Laser
Pickup
(2)
(3)
(GOOD)
Fig.
1.1
Discharge
of
Electricity
Be
sure
to
discharge
electricity
from
objects
brought
into
contact
with
the
Laser
Pickup
(i.e.,
soldering
iron,
tweezers,
probes,
volt-ohm-meter
probes,
etc.)
before
starting
work
by
contacting
them
with
the
Compact
Dise
Player’s
chassis.
Besides,
never
touch
the
Laser
Pickup
while
power
is
applied.
Soldering
Iron
to
be
Used
The
soldering
iron
for
use
in
repair
work
shoud
be:
(1)
a
ceramic
soldering
iron,
(2)
a
soldering
iron
with
its
metal
part
grounded,
or
(8)
a
soldering
iron
whose
insulation
resistance
after
five
minutes
of
power
application
is
10
M-ohm
or
more
at
500
VDC.
Soldering
should
be
completed
promptly,
at
a
soldering
iron
temperature
of
320°
max
(39
W).
A
soldering
iron
heated
above
this
temperature
can
break
down
the
laser
diode.
Wrist-strap
for
Grounding
8
Conductive
Sheet
or
Copper
Plate
1.5.
Voltage
Selector
1.6.
Parts
Supply
Voltage
Selector
is
installed
on
the
Rear
Panel
of
the
(1)
Unstocked
Parts
Nakamichi
CD
Player
4
(Other).
The
voltage
selector
can
Parts
marked
with
‘‘*’’
at
the
head
of
part
No.
are
not
select
either
110V/127V
or
220V/240V
at
customer’s
stocked.
So,
it
takes
time
to
supply
the
parts
after
we
disposal,
receive
your
order.
(2)
Unsupplied
Parts
Parts
without
part
Nos.
(indicated
as
‘‘—’’
in
the
parts
list)
are
not
supplied.
1.7.
Package
Ass’y
and
Accessory
Ass’y
shes
Description
Seemasis
|
part
No.
Description
=
Package
Ass’y
DA04340A
|
Accessory
Ass’y
(USA,
CAN)
:
DA04338A
|
Accessory
Ass’y
(EP)
OF04434A
|
Packing
DA04337A
|
Accessory
Ass’y
(AUS)
OF04458A
|
Poly
Sheet
DA04334A
|
Accessory
Ass*y
(OTR)
OF04433A
|
Carton
Box
1
DA04333A
|
Accessory
Ass*y
(JPN)
0B90451A
|
Battery
UM3
0D03092B
|
Poly
Bag
for
Accessory
320x340x0.08
ODO06097A
|
Owner’s
Manual(English/German/
French)
ODO06098A
|
Owner’s
Manual(Japanese)
DA04331A
|
Remote
Control
Unit
(CD
Player
4)
DA04388A
|
Pin-Pin
Cord
Ass’y
Boe
ee
HN
Bee
2.
REMOVAL
PROCEDURES
2.1,
Top
Cover
Ass’y
2.3.
Front
Panel
Ass’y
Refer
to
Fig,
2.1.
Refer
to
Fig.
2.3.
(1)
Loosen
screws
FO1
(2
pes.)
and
FO2
(4
pes.),
and
remove
(1)
Remove
the
Top
Cover
Ass’y
referring
to
item
2.1.
F03
(Top
Cover
Ass’y)
upward.
(2)
Remove
the
Disc
Tray
Cover
Ass’y
referring
to
item
2.2.
(3)
Loosen
screws
FO1
(2
pes.)
and
F02
(3
pes.),
and
remove
F083
(Front
Panel
Ass’y).
FO2
FO3
Front
Panel
Assy
Front
View
FIO
lew
Fig.
2.1
me
28
2.4.
Dise
Mechanism
Ass’y
2.2.
Disc
Tray
Cover
Ass’y
Refer
to
Figs,
2.4.1
and
2.4.2.
Refer
to
Fig.
2.2.
(1)
Remove
the
Top
Cover
Ass’y
referring
to
item
2.1.
(1)
Tum
ON
the
Power
switch,
(2)
Remove
the
Dise
Tray
Cover
Ass’y
referring
to
item
2,2.
(2)
Press
the
Eject/Load
button
to
eject
the
Disc
Tray.
(3)
Short
the
lands
‘A’?
on
the
Sub
P.C.B,
Ass’y
which
is
(3)
Turn
OFF
the
Power
switch,
mounted
at
the
back
of
the
Disc
Mechanism
Ass’y.
See
Fig.
(4)
Pull
FO1
(Disc
Tray
Cover
Ass’y)
upward
to
remove
it.
2.4.1,
Cautions:
1.
Use
a
soldering
iron
whose
metal
part
is
grounded,
or
a
ceramic
soldering
iron.
2.
Do
not
forget
shorting.
Otherwise,
the
Laser
Pickup
will
be
damaged
when
connectors
of
the
Disc
Mechanism
Ass’y
are
disconnected
from
the
Main
P.C.B.
Ass’
y.
Sub
PCB.
Assy
Power
Switch
Disc
Tray
Cover
Ass'y
Front
View
Fig.
2.2
Rear
View
Fig.
2.4.1
(4)
Disc
Assy
2.5.
Loosen
serews
FO1
(3
pes,),
disconnect
connectors
from
the
Main
P.C.B.
Ass’y,
and
remove
F02
(Disc
Mechanism
Ass’y).
See
Fig.
2.4.2.
On
installing
FO2
(Disc
Mechanism
Ass’y),
do
not
remove
soldering
of
the
lands
‘‘A’’
on
the
Sub
P.C.B.
Ass’y
before
connecting
all
connectors
to
the
Main
P.C.B.
Ass’y.
Note:
Main
P.C.B.
Assy
Front
View
Fig,
2.4,2
Laser
Pickup
Refer
to
Figs.
2.5.1
and
2,5.2,
2.5.1.
Removing
the
Laser
Pickup
q@)
(2)
Remove
the
Disc
Mechanism
Ass’y
referring
to
item
2.4.
(Do
not
forget
shorting
the
lands
‘‘A”
on
the
Sub
P.C.B.
Ass’y.)
Turn
over
the
Dise
Mechanism
Ass’y
and
short
the
lands
“‘B”
on
the
P.C.B.
of
the
Laser
Pickup,
See
Fig.
2.5.1.
Cautions:
1.
Use
a
soldering
iron
whose
metal
part
is
grounded,
or
a
ceramic
soldering
iron.
2.
Do
not
forget
shorting
the
land
‘‘B”’
as
the
Laser
Pickup
will
be
damaged
when
it
is
removed.
Fig.
2.5.1
(3)
(A)
(5)
(6)
(1)
Slide
the
Disc
Tray
forward
by
hand.
Loosen
screws
FO1
(2
pes.)
and
remove
F02
(Chuck
Chassis
Ass’y).
See
Fig.
2.5.2,
Loosen
a
screw
F03
and
remove
F04
(Gear
A).
Loosen
screws
FO5
(2
pes.)
and
remove
F06
(Shaft
Clamp,
2
pes.).
Pull
out
FO7
(Slide
Shaft)
from
FO8
(Laser
Pickup).
2.5.2.
Installing
a
New
Laser
Pickup
Note:
As
a
Laser
pickup
is
packed
in
a
conductive
pack,
q@)
(2)
(3)
(4)
do
not
take
it
out
of
the
pack
until
you
need
it.
Install
a
new
Laser
Pickup
by
reversing
procedures
in
item
2.5.1.
See
Fig.
2.5.2.
Turn
over
the
Disc
Mechanism
Ass’y
and
remove
soldering
of
the
lands
B
on
the
P.C.B.
of
the
Laser
Pickup.
See
Fig.
2.5.1.
Install
the
Disc
Mechanism
Ass’y
with
three
screws
and
connect
all
connectors
to
the
Main
P.C.B.
Ass’y.
See
Fig.
2.4.2.
Remove
soldering
of
the
lands
A
on
the
Sub
P.C.B.
Ass’y
at
the
back
of
the
Disc
Mechanism
Ass’y.
See
Fig.
2.4.1.
Fig.
2.5.2
2.6.
Disc
Tray
and
Loading
Belt
Refer
to
Fig.
2.6.
qd)
(2)
(3)
(4)
3.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
Remove
the
Top
Cover
Ass’y
referring
to
item
2.1,
Remove
the
Disc
Tray
Cover
Ass’y
referring
to
item
2.2,
To
set
FO2
(Dise
Tray)
free,
push
it
until
it
reaches
the
end,
Loosen
screws
FO1
(2
pes.)
and
pull
out
FO2
(Disc
Tray)
forward,
FO2
Disc
Tray
Front
View
Fig.
2.6
MEASUREMENT
INSTRUMENTS
AND
JIGS
Oscilloscope
(15
MHz
or
more)
DC
Voltmeter
Oscillator
Frequency
Counter
Distortion
Meter
Philips
Test
Disc
5/5A
SONY
Test
Disc
YEDS-7
(Type
3)
@
CD
Player
Test
Unit
(DA09155A)
e
Test
Unit
Cable
for
CD
Player
4
(DA09156A)
i
(5)
Loosen
a
screw
F03,
remove
F04
(Gear
Cover),
and
disengage
FO5
(Loading
Belt).
Note:
When
installing
F02
(Disc
Tray),
turn
F06
(Drive
Gear)
so
that
it is
positioned
as
shown
in
Fig.
2.6
before
inserting
F02
(Disc
Tray).
CD
Player
Test
Unit
Test
Unit
Cable
Fig.
3.1
Test
Unit
Frequency
Counter
Oscilloscope
Oscillator
CHI
CH2
QO
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CD
Player
Test
Unit
|
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(=
:
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oft
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swl
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SW3
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DC
Voltmeter
xX
Y
osc
Main
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(CD
Player
4)
Fig.
3.2
Test
Unit
Connecting
Diagram
R23
100F
JOP
+5V
BNCOS
©)
RF
1
ROB
20KF
pee
RO?
20KF
Co7
=
33P R13
RO4
=
20KF
1
ROt
=
ROZ
20KF
4.
7KF
4558D
L-Ts
+5V
ot
85
u01
(2/2)
fe
vy
es
-5V
en~01
33
2
co2
1
00/1
6V.
Fig.
3.3
Test
Unit
Circuit
Diagram
4,
PARTS
LOCATION
FOR
ELECTRICAL
ADJUSTMENT
Main
P
C.B.
VRIO6
—*VRIO?
(Reh)
(Leh)
Distortion
TP
101
'[poooececcceed|!9
Focus
Gain
—
—
Tracking
Gain
VRIO3
VRIO4
E-F
Balance
|
VRIO1
VR102
[O|—erm
Signal
Fig.
4
5.
ADJUSTMENTS
vco
Frequency
Adjustment
EMM
Signal
|Philips
Adjus
tment
DC
Voltmeter
between
Iop
and
+5V
Terminals
of
Test
Unit
Frequency
Counter
(10/1
probe)
between
Pins
1
(PLCK)
and
2
(GND)
of
TP102
on
Main
P.C.B.
Oscilloscope
to
RF
Connector
of
Test
Unit
Wine
—_
SOK
WAALYYYYS
NAY
AVAVAVAVAVAYATAYA"4"
ad
Sat
Connect
the
Test
Unit
to
TP101
on
the
Main
P.C.B.
Ass'y
via
the
Test
Unit
Cable.
(See
Fig.
3.2.)
Note:
In
the
following
cases,
preset
the
following
semi-fixed
volumes
to
their
mechanical
center
positions
before
starting
adjustment.
VR101,
VR102,
VR103,
VR104
o
When
Main
P.C.B.
Ass'y
is
replaced
with
new
one.
When
VR101,
VR102,
VR103,
or
VR104
is
replaced
with
new
one.
1.
Turn
the
power
ON
and
load
the
test
disc.
2.
Play
back
the
test
disc
and
calculate
the
current
flowing
into
R102
from
the
following
formula.
=]
Voltmeter
Value
~
R102
(22
Ohms)
Note:
The
voltmeter
value
should
be
read
to
3
digits
after
the
decimal
point.
Press
the
Eject/Load
button
to
open
the
Disc
Tray
and
check
that
the
difference
between
the
measured
value
and
the
current
value
(Iop)
indicated
on
the
label
on
the
Laser
Pickup
is
within
+10%.
=
00.0
mA
(Measured
Value)
Iop
-
(Measured
Value)
=
Iop
+10%.
Laser
Pickup
lop=00.0mA
Set
SWl
of
the
Test
Unit
to
VCO.
Adjust
VR105
to
obtain
4.318
+0.005
MHz
on
the
frequency
counter.
Set
SW1l
to
OFF
position.
Play
back
the
first
track
of
the
test
disc.
Adjust
VR102
until
waveform
amplitude
becomes
maximum
and
the
waveform
becomes
clear
(not
thick)
as
shown
below:
Oscilloscope
Setting:
AC
Mode,
0.2
V/div,
0.5
ps/div
Adjustment
(Supple-
mentary
Bean
Balance
Adjustment)
SW1:
OFF
SW2:
E-F
Oscilloscope
to
TE
Connector
of
Test
Unit
SW3:
OFF
Filter:
OUT
Oscilloscope
00000
RF
TE
X
Y
OSC
Connecting
Diagram
Tracking
Gain
Adjustment
SW1:
OFF
SW2:
OFF
Philips
Oscillator
Test
to
OSC
Sample
5
|
Connector
of
Test
Unit
Oscilloscope
to
Test
Unit
o
CHI
to
X
o
CH2
to
Y
SW3:
TRACKING
Filter;
IN
Oscilloscope
0
0
RF
TE
X
Y
OSC
Connecting
Diagram
1.
Play
back
the
first
track
of
the
test
disc.
2.
Set
SW2
of
the
Test
Unit
to
E-F
position.
3.
Adjust
VR101
so
that
the
center
level
of
the
waveform
is
within
the
range
of 0
V
+0.1
V
DC
as
shown
below:
Center
Oscilloscope
Setting:
DC
Mode,
1
V/div,
1
ms/div
Set
SW2
to
OFF
position.
Set
the
output
of
oscillator
to
1.2kHz,
0.1Vrms
without
connecting
any
load.
Connect
the
oscillator
output
to
OSC
connector
of
the
Test
Unit.
Set
the
Filter
switch
of
the
Test
Unit
to
IN
position,
Play
back
the
first
track
of
the
test
disc.
Set
SW3
of
the
Test
Unit
to
TRACKING
position.
Adjust
VR104
so
that
the
amplitude
of
both
waveforms
on
the
oscilloscope
are
equal.
(a=b)
Set
SW3
to
OFF
position.
Good
waveforms
NG
waveforms
Oscilloscope
Setting:
CH1,
CH2:
0.2
V/div,
DC
Mode
Time:
0.5
ms/div
Mode:
Auto,
ALT
Trigger:
CHI
10
pleat
oe
Oscillator
to
OSC
connector
of
Test
Unit
Oscilloscope
to
Test
Unit
o
CH]
to
X
o
CH2
to
Y
SW3:
FOCUS
Filter:
IN
SW1:
OFF
SW2:
OFF
Oscilloscope
800Hz
O.1Vems
(Without
load)
Connecting
Diagram
CHI,
Time;
Mode;
Trigger:
VR107(Lch)
VR106
(Rch)
Distortion
Meter
to
Output
Jack
Distortion
Adjustment
Sony
YEDS-7
(Type
3)
Philips
Test
Sample
5A
Operation
Check
Good
waveforms
1.
Set
the
output
of
oscillator
to
800Hz,
0.1Vrms
without
connecting
any
load.
;
Connect
the
oscillator
output
to
OSC
connector
of
the
Test
Unit.
Set
the
Filter switch
of
the
Test
Unit
to
IN
position,
Play
back
the
first
track
of
the
test
disc.
Set
SW3
of
the
Test
Unit
to
FOCUS
position.
Adjust
VR103
so
that
the
amplitude
of
both
waveforms
on
the
oscilloscope
are
equal.
(a=b)
Set
SW3
to
OFF
position,
Set
the
Filter
switch
to
OUT
position.
After
adjustment,
in
Step
4,
NG
waveforms
AVAV
AV
AY,
Oscilloscope
Setting:
CH2:
0.2
V/div,
DC
Mode
0.5
ms/div
Auto,
ALT
CH1
1.
Play
back
the
19th
program
(lkHz,
-20dB)
of
the
test
disc.
2.
Adjust
VR107
(Lch)
and
VR106
(Rch)
to
obtain
minimum
distortion,
Play
back
the
following
test
programs
on
the
test
disc
(Philips
Test
Sample
5A)
and
make
sure
that
there
is
no
noise
and
track-jumping.
o
Interruption
700
pm
8th
program
o
Black
Dot
600
pm
14th
program
0'00"
-
0'20"
o
Simulated
fingerprint
20th
program
0'00"
-
0'00"
=
0'20"
0'20"
11
perform
"EFM
Signal
Adjustment"
6.
MECHANISM
ASS’Y
AND
PARTS
LIST
6.1.
Synthesis
Lo2
Lo2
Disc
Mechanism
Ass’y
Front
Panel
Ass’y
05(A02)
Chassis
Ass’y
*:
Unstocked
parts.
Schematic
Ref,
No,
|
Part
No.
Description
6.1.
Synthesis
01
HA05820A
02
HAO05821A
03
OJO6148A
04
OHO5711A
06
HA05819A
07
0JOG068A
08
*|
CA08991A
09
*|
BAO7842A
OB83864A
0B83838A
Synthesis
Disc
Tray
Cover
Ass’y
Front
Panel
Ass’y
Power
Switch
Joint
Headphone
Volume
Knob
Chassis
Ass’y
Top
Cover
Ass’y
Wire
Clamper
Disc
Mechanism
Ass’y
Sub
P.C.B.
Ass’y
3P-H
Connector
Ass’y
150
Ribbon
Cable
Ass’y
8P
200
Pe rh
be
a
feok
fea
Fa
ak
et
et
Schematic
12
12
OB83839A
0E03032A
0E03632A
Description
Qy
Ribbon
Cable
Ass’y
8P
150
4P-H
Connector
Ass’y
270
5P-H
Connector
Ass’y
300
Insu-Lock
BT3x6
®
Countersunk
BT3x8
©
Binding
(Black
Chromate)
BT4x8
@Pan
Washer-Faced
(Black
Chromate)
BT3x8
©
Binding
with
Washer
(Black
Chromate)
Nee
6.2.
Front
Panel
Ass’y
(A01)
*:
Unstocked
parts.
Schematic
Ref,
No,
Part
No.
o1
Description
6.2.
Front
Panel
Ass’y
(A01)
HA05821A
0HO5723A
0C09392A
OHO5716A
OHO5714A
OEO00855A
Ass’y
(A02)
BAO8005A
BAO7805A
BAO7805A
0B90019A
BAO7808A
BA07942A
BAOT97T5A
BAO7939A
OB50166A
0B50168A
OB50169A
OB50167A
OB50165A
OB71012A
OJO6147A
HA05833A
BAO7T807A
0J05092A
BAO7806A
OB80314A
0B08093U
0B05241A
0B08533A
0B08219B
OB90280A
Front
Panel
Ass’y
Power
Switch
Button
Power
Switch
Spring
Control
Knob
A
Dummy
Cap
Front
Panel
Sub
Ass’y
BT
2x6
©
Binding
Chassis
Ass*y
Main
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(USA,
EP,
AUS,
OTR,
JPN)
Serial
No.:
V31307634
-
Main
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(USA)
Serial
Nos.:
V31301034
-
07633
Main
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(CAN)
Insu-Lock
Power
Switch
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(USA,
CAN)
Power
Switch
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(AUS,
EP)
Power
Switch
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(OTR)
Power
Switch
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(JPN)
Power
Transformer
(USA,
CAN)
Power
Transformer
(EP)
Power
Transformer
(AUS)
Power
Transformer
(OTR)
Power
Transformer
(JPN)
Power
Switch
{S001}
Power
Switch
Angle
Chassis
Base
Ass’y
Leg
Ass’y
Control
&
Display
P.C.B.Ass’y
Snap
Plate
Headphone
Amp.
P.C.B.
Ass’y
Power
Cord
SPT-2
(USA,
CAN)
Power
Cord
(EP)
Power
Cord
(AUS)
Power
Cord
(OTR)
Power
Cord
(JPN)
Cord
Bushing
(USA,
CAN,
EP,
AUS)
Fig.
6.2
Schematic
BEBE
SE
ee
eR
ee
13
04
OB90283A
0HO5764A
0H05722A
OM05611A
OEO3157A
OE03592A
OE00921A
OE00612A
OEOO888A
OEO3365A
OEO0985A
Description
Cord
Bushing
(OTR,
JPN)
Rear
Plate
(USA,
CAN,
EP,
AUS,
JPN)
Rear
Plate
(OTR)
Voltage
Lock
Plate
(OTR)
BT3x8
@
Binding
With
Washer
BT4x6
©
Binding
Washer-Faced
BT3x8
©
Binding
(Black
Chromate)
M3x6
©
Pan
(2A)
BT
3x12
@
Binding
BT3x8
©
Binding
Projected
M38x6
©
Binding
(Black
Chromate)
(OTR)
6.3.
Chassis
Ass*’y
(A02)
Fig.
6.3
14
6.4.
Disc
Mechanism
Ass*’y
(A03)
01
Disc
Mechanism
{5
Sub
Ass’y
(BO1)
6.5.
Disc
Mechanism
Sub
Ass’y
(B01)
*:
Unstocked
parts.
0C85220A
0C85221A
03
0C85222A
04
0C85223A
05
0C85247A
06
0C85213A
07
0C85215A
08
0C85216A
09
0C85214A
10
0C85249A
11
OC85217A
12
0C85211A
13
0C85212A
14
0C85218A
15
=
16
0C85224A
17
0C85228A
18
0C85232A
19
0C85231A
20
0C85226A
21
0C85230A
22
0C85236A
23
0C85238A
24
0C85237A
25
0C85235A
26
0C85250A
27
0C85248A
28
0C85242A
29
0C85243A
30
0C85244A
31
0C85245A
32
OC85227A
33
0C85233A
0C85234A
0C85246A
CA08991A
Loi
Hef
No.,
eee
y
i
6.4,
Disc
Mechanism
Ass’y
(A03)
Magnet
Ass’y
Chuck
Chassis
Chucking
Pulley
Disc
Tray
Damper
Shaft
SP
Spring
A
Insulator
Spring
B
Sub
Chassis
Ass’y
Roller
Hinge
Support
Hinge
Plate
Spring
Disc
Mechanism
Sub
Ass’y
Gear
Cover
Leaf
Switch
Loading
Pulley
Loading
Belt
Drive
Gear
Center
Gear
Tray
Holder
Rear
Tray
Guide
Left
Tray
Guide
Right
Tray
Holder
Front
Himelon
Main
Chassis
Ass’y
Link
Plate
Boss
Stopper
Link
Ass’y
Spacer
Control
Cam
Loading
Motor
Ass’y
Loading
Motor
P.C.B.
5P
Connector
Disc
Mechanism
Ass’y
Lo2
bo
LO3
fe
Schematic
Ref,
No.
36
0C85241A
37
0C85240A
38
0C85239A
0E03594A
LOo2
OE03596A
LO3
0C85219A
LO4
OE03566A
OE03595A
0C85225A
0C85229A
0E03205A
0E03202A
OE03597A
0C85253A
O0C85251A
0C85252A
04
0C85258A
05
0C85256A
06
OC85257A
07
0C85254A
08
0C85263A
0C85259A
0C85255A
11
0C85260A
12
0C85262A
13
0C85261A
LO1
0C85264A
LO2
OC85267A
LO3
OC85266A
OC85265A
BEEBE
EEE
EEN
BEN BER
RE
EE
RE
REED
RNR
NEE
16
LO3
06
LO4
o7
08
MD
Holder
Left
MD
Holder
Rear
MD
Holder
Right
ST2.6x6
©@
Brazier
ST3x10
©
Binding
(Black
Chromate)
Screw
Washer
Head
ST2x4
©
Brazier
ST2.6x10
©
Binding
Washer
A
Washer
B
ST2x4
®Pan
M2.6x3
©
Binding
(Black
Chromate)
ST2.6x8
®
Pan
Washer-faced
Disc
Mechanism
Sub
Ass’y
Slide
Holder
Slide
Shaft
Laser
Pickup
KSS-150A
Shaft
Clamp
Gear
A
Gear
B
Gear
Cover
Stopper
Disc
Motor
Ass’y
Feed
Motor
N
Ass’y
Leaf
Switch
4P
Connector
Motor
P.C.B.
Screw
2x5
Tapping
Screw
2.6x8
Screw
M1.7x3
Screw
2x5
®Pan
eee
PRE
RPP
eee
Neer
or
7.
MOUNTING
DIAGRAMS
AND
PARTS
LIST
Notes:
1.
Mounting
diagram
shows
a
dip
side
view
of
the
printed
circuit
board.
2.
Diode
is
1$853,
181555,
or
1SS176
unless
otherwise
specified.
8.
Abbreviation
for
part
name:
TR
—
Transistor,
SiD
—
Silicon
Diode,
ZD
—
Zener
Diode,
Varicap
—
Variable
Capacitance
Diode
RK
—
Carbon
Resistor,
RM
—
Metal
Film
Resistor,
RF
—
Fail
Safe
Type
Resistor,
RC
—
Cement
Resistor
CE
—
Electrolytic
Capacitor,
CML
—
Mylar
Capacitor,
CC
—
Ceramic
Capacitor,
CPP
—
PP
Capacitor,
CMM
—
Metalized
Mylar
Capacitor,
CSP
—
Polystyrene
Capacitor,
C
—
Mica
Capacitor
CT
—
Tantalum
Capacitor
7.1.
Power
Switch
P.C.B.
Ass’y
r
L
l
1
f
i
|
feo
1
I.
be
|
I.
1
I
L
Fig.
7.1
R906
pessunerrsmeme
Hg
R906
rasan
;
i
:
6904,
os
“coor
OHS
6
ah
a
es
x
»
Fig.
7.2.1
2nd
Version
Fig.
7.2.2
1st
Version
7.3.
Sub
P.C.B.
Ass’y
17
7.4,
Control
&
Display
P.C.B.
Ass’y
*:
Unstocked
parts.
7.1.
Power
Switch
P.C.B.
Ass’y
409}9
Asjuz
Zi9s
Power
Switch
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(USA,
CAN)
Power
Switch
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(EP,
AUS)
Power
Switch
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(OTR)
Power
Switch
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(JPN)
*
|
BAO7808A
BA07942A
BAOT975A
BAO07939A
Inductor
68uH
Cc
4700P
(USA,
CAN,
EP,
AUS,
OTR)
0B41826A
|
CC
4700P
250V
(JPN)
0B47117A
|
CC
0.1u
50V
0B47117A
|
CC
0.1u
50V
0B47117A
|
CC
0.1u
50V
OE00752A
|
Eyelet
2x3
(EP,
AUS)
(2)
0B07092U
|
Voltage
Selector
(1)
(OTR)
7.2.
Headphone
Amp.
P.C.B.
Ass’y
*
|
BAO7806A
L401,402
C401
0B51352A
0B41825A
C402,403
C404,405
C406
Headphone
Amp.
P.C.B.
Ass’y
Headphone
Amp.
P.C.B.
IC
NJM4556S
Volume
50K(A)x2
RK
18K
1/6WJ
RK
22K
1/6WJ
RK
75
1/6W
J
RK
100K
1/6WJ
CE
100u
16V
CML
2200P
50V
J
CC
0.1u
50V
OB60791A
u901
0B11815A
VR901
0B30120A
R901,902
OBO9707A
R903,904
|
OBO9T09A
R905,906
|
OBO9650A
R907,908
0B09725A
C901,902
0B40078A
C903,904
0B41278A
C905,906
OB41971A
C907,908
0B47139A
|
CC
4700P
50V
PJ901
0B81478A
|
Headphone
Jack
7.3.
Sub
P.C.B.
Ass’y
BA07842A
|
Sub
P.C.B.
Ass’y
060804A
|
Sub
P.C.B.
OB81466A
|
2P-S
Post
0B81467A
|
3P-S
Post
0E03355A
|
Earth
Lug
*
|
BAO7807A
|
Control
&
Display
P.C.B.
Ass’y
0B60792A
|
Control
&
Displasy
P.C.B.
0B11817A
TC5066BP
0B11817A
TC5066BP
U601,602
U603
D601,602
|
0B06398A
188176
OO
D603,604
|
0B06398A
1§S176
o
R601,602
|
0B09717A
47K
1/6ewJ
mM
R603,604
|
OBO9717A
47K
1/6wd
eas
R605,606
|
OBO9717A
47K
1/6ews
gy
2
R607,608
|
OB09717A
47K
1/6W
J
on
R609,610
|
0B09717A
47K
1/6WJ
OS
R611,612
|
OBO9717A
47K
1/6wd
oo
R613,614
R615,616
R617,618
R619,620
R621
R622
cé6ol
RS601
$601,602
$603,604
$605,606
$607,608
$609,610
$611,612
FL601
OBOOTI7TA
47K
1/6WJ
OBO9717A
47K
1/6WJI
OBO9O7T17A
47K
1/6WJ
OBO09717A
47K
1/6WJ
OB09717A
1/6w
J
OBO9677A
1/6w
J
0B40158A
100u
6.3V
0B19016A
|
Remote
Control
Receiver
OB70161A
|
Tact
Switch
OB70161A
|
Tact
Switch
0B70161A
|
Tact
Switch
0B70161A
|
Tact
Switch
0B70161A
|
Tact
Switch
0B70161A
|
Tact
Switch
0B90440A
|
FL
Tube
0J06219B
|
FL
Cushion
0J06238A
|
FL
Stopper
cies
APRS,
8
98
_
poor/i3el3
=
tgs
Fig.
7.4
18
x:
Unstocked
parts.
7.5.
Main
P.C.B.
Ass’y
*
|BAO8005A
BA07805A
BA07805A
O0B60790A
0B11818A
0B11819A
0B11823A
0B11820A
0B11822A
0B11538A
0B11821A
0B11564A
0B11558A
0B11814A
0B11813A
0B11816A
0B11753A
0B11522A
0B06124B
OB11557A
OB10097A
0B10107A
0B10106A
OBO6066A
OBO6069A
OBO6066A
OBO6069A
OBO6066A
OBO6069A
OBO6066A
OBO6069A
0B10058A
0B10062A
0B10068A
0B10062A
0B10064A
0B10068A
0B10058A
0B06299A
0BO06299A
0B06429A
0B10015A
0B06429A
0B10015A
0B06303A
0B10055A
0BO6100A
0B10064A
0BO06299A
0B11371A
OB11371A
0B11335A
0B11371A
IP101,102
IP103
IP104
IP105,106
ZD101
ZD102
ZD103,104
ZD105,106
ZD107
0B12696A
0B12694A
0B12695A
0B12697A
0B12198A
0B12264A
0B06398A
0B06398A
0B06398A
Main
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(USA,
EP,
AUS,
OTR,
JPN)
Serial
No.:
V31307634
-
.
Main
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(USA)
Serial
Nos.:
V31301034
-
07633
Main
P.C.B.
Ass’y
(CAN)
Main
P.C.B.
IC
CXA1081S
IC
CXA1082BS
Ic
4uPD75108CW239
IC
CXD1167QZ
Ic
MPD7564CS092
TC74HC164P
M51951ASL
TC74HCOOAP
TC74HCO8AP
SM5840BP
AD1864N
NJM5532S
NJM7805FA
NJM79LO5A
NJM4558D
TC74HCO4AP
2SA952
2SD1585
2SB1094
2S8D471
2SB564
2SD471
2SB564
28D471
2SB564
28D471
2SB564
DTA114ES
DTC144ES
DTC114ES
DTC144ES
DTC124ES
DTC114ES
DTA114ES
2SC2878
2SC2878
28C2655
2SA1020
2SC2655
2SA1020
2SB772
DTA124ES
2SC945
DTC124ES
TR
2SC2878
IC
Protector
ICP-N5
IC
Protector
ICP-N5
IC
Protector
ICP-N15-T104
IC
Protector
ICP-N5
(USA,
EP,
AUS,
OTR,
JPN)
Serial
No.:
V31307634
-
ZD
11V
LNMA4110(N)
ZD
6.2V
LNMA4062(N)
ZD
10V
LNMA4100(N)
ZD
RD5.6V
LNMA4056(N)-M
ZD
27V
SID
1SS176
SID
1SS176
SID
1SS176
Schematic
Ref.
No.
OB06398A
OB06398A
0B12362A
0B12362A
0B12362A
0B12362A
0B12362A
OB06398A
OB06398A
OBO6398A
0B92039A
0B92045A
0B92040A
0B51351A
0B51114A
0B51114A
0B51114A
0B51122A
0B51187A
0B51187A
0B51114A
0B32194A
0B32193A
0B32194A
0B32179A
0B32196A
OBO9652A
OBO9637A
OBO9706A
OBO9677A
OBO9709A
OBO9701A
0B09725A
0B09701A
0B09693A
0B09713A
OBO9725A
OB09742A
OBO09725A
0B09613A
0B09613A
OB09725A
0B09735A
OBO9717A
OBO9660A
OB09725A
OBO9701A
OBO9701A
OB22291A
OBO09727A
OBO9701A
0B09725A
O0B09749A
OB09708A
OBO9677A
OB09725A
OBO9717A
OBO9717A
OB09725A
OBO9657A
OB09683A
OBO09653A
OB09693A
OBO9725A
OBO9689A
OBO9697A
OBO9717A
OBOO7T1I7A
OBO9717A
OBO9717A
OBO9OTI7A
OBO97TI7A
OBO9717A
OBO9717A
OBO9709A
OBO09693A
OBO9701A
OBO9677A
OBO9669A
OBO9677A
OBO9677A
OBO9669A
OB09677A
0B22533A
OBO9701A
OBO9697A
OBO09709A
19
SID
188176
SID
1SS176
SID
S5566B
SID
S5566B
SID
S5566B
SID
S5566B
SID
S5566B
SID
1SS176
SID
188176
SID
1SS176
X’tal
16.9344M
Crystal
4MHz
Crystal
400K
Pulse
Transformer
Micro
Coil
10uH
(K)
Micro
Coil
10H
(K)
Micro
Coil
10uH
(K)
Micro
Coil
47uH
Micro
Coil
220uH
(K)
Micro
Coil
220uH
(K)
Micro
Coil
10uH
(K)
Semi
VR
20K
Semi
VR
10K
Semi
VR
20K
Swmi
VR
1K
Semi
VR
100K
91
1/6W
J
22
1/6W
J
16K
1/6WJ
1K
1/6W
J
22K
1/6WJI
10K
1/6WJ
1/6w
J
1/6W
J
1/6W
J
1/6w
J
1/6W
J
1/6W
J
1/6W
J
1/6wW
J
1/6W
J
1/6wW
J
1/6w
J
1/6W
J
1/6W
J
1/6W
J
1/6W
J
1/6w
J
1/4wF
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6wW
J
1/6W
J
1/6W
J
1/6W
J
1/6w
J
1/6W
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6wW
J
1/6W
J
1/6W
J
1/6W
J
1/6W
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6W
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6W
J
1/6W
J
1/6W
J
1/6Ww
J
1/6Ww
J
1/6W
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/4W
F
1/6Ww
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
R177
R178
R179,180
R181,182
R183,184
R185,186
R187,188
R189,190
R191,192
R193,194
R195,196
R197,198
C154,155
OBO9685A
0B09693A
OBO9701A
OBO9741A
0B22809A
0B22806A
0B22808A
OB22808A
0B22808A
OB22807A
OB22809A
OBO9691A
0B09733A
OBO9699A
OBO9685A
OBO9701A
OB24262A
0B09683A
OBO9685A
0B22493A
OBO5575A
0B09701A
0B22493A
OB01679A
OB09682A
OB09693A
OB09737A
0B09725A
OBO9677A
OBO9705A
OB09715A
OBO9671A
OB09725A
0B09725A
OBO9677A
OBO9650A
OBO9655A
OBO9687A
OB22809A
OB09701A
OB24267A
0B40078A
0B41944A
0B41278A
OB40076A
0B41555A
0B41971A
0B40076A
OB41971A
OB40707A
0B41292A
0B41823A
0B41292A
0B41823A
0B41278A
0B41282A
0B40116A
0B40116A
0B40078A
0B41298A
0B41294A
0B41298A
OB40697A
0B40678A
0B41823A
OB41974A
0B41298A
0B40116A
0B41292A
0B40111A
0B40678A
OB41289A
0B41974A
0B41885A
0B41555A
0B41555A
0B41292A
0B47117A
0B41992A
0B41971A
0B40548A
0B41823A
0B40707A
0B40115A
0B41278A
0B40112A
0B40092A
0B40678A
0B41971A
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J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6W
J
1/4W
F
1/4W
F
1/4W
F
1/4W
F
1/4W
F
1/4W
F
1/4W
F
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/4w
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
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1/4W
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1/4W
J
1/6w
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1/4W
F
1/4w
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1/6w
J
1/6w
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1/6w
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1/6w
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1/6W
J
1/6w
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1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
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1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6w
J
1/6W
J
1/4W
F
1/6w
J
4.7
1/4wJ
100u
16V
CC
1000P
50V
K
CML
2200P
50V
J
CE
33
16V
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0.047u
25V
Z
CC
0.1p
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Z
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50V
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330u:10V
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0.033"
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CML
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50V
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CML
0.033y
50V
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CML
0.01p
50V
J
CML
2200P
50V
J
CML
4700P
50V
J
CE
10u
50V
CE
10u
50V
CE
100u
16V
CML
0.1p
50V
J
CML
0.047u
50V
J
CML
0.1p
50V
J
CE
15
16V
CE
220u
10V
(LN)
CML
0.01p
50V
J
CC
100P
50V
J
CML
0.1p
50V
J
CE
10u
50V
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0.033u
50V
J
CE
0.47
50V
CE
220
10V
(LN)
CML
0.018
50V
J
CC
100P
50V
J
CC
220P
50V
J
CC
0.047p
25V
Z
CC
0.047p
25V
Z
CML
0.033
50V
J
CC
0.1p
50V
Z
CSP
30P
160V
J
CC
0.1u
50V
J
CE
470u
16V
CML
0.01
50V
J
CE
330u
10V
CE
4.7
50V
CML
2200P
50V
J
CE
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50V
CE
220u
25V
CE
220u
10V
(LN)
CC
0.1n
50V
Z
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