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illustration

using

in

this

service

manual

is

slightly

different

from

the

actual

set.

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COLUMBIA

CO.

LTD.

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SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS

CAUTION

CAUTION:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK).

NO

USER-SERVICE-

ABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL

‘the

lightning

flash

with

arrowhead

symbol,

with-

in

an

equilateral

triangle.

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated

“dangerous

voltage”

within

the

product's

enclosure

that

may

be

of

sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute

a

risk

of

electric

shock

to

persons

The

exclamation

point

within

an

equilateral

triangle

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

pres-

A

ence

of

important

operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

literature

accompa-

nying

the

appliance.

;

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

FIRE

OR

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

1

PREVENT

ELECTAIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

USE

THIS

(POLARIZED)

PLUG

WITH

AN

EXTENSION

CORD,

RECEPTACLE

OR

OTHER

OUTLET

UNLESS

THE

BLADES

CAN

BE

FULLY

INSERTED

TO

PREVENT

BLADE

EXPOSURE.

POUR

PREVENIA

LES

CHOCS

ELECTRIQUES

NE

PAS

UTILISER

CETTE

FICHE

POLARISEE

AVEC

UN

PROLONGATEUR

UNE

PRISE

OE

COURANT

OU

UNE

AUTRE

SORTIE

DE

COURANT,

SAUF

SI

LES

LAMES

PEUVENT

£TRE

INSEREES

A

FOND

SANS

EN

LAISSER

AUCUNE

PARTIE

A

DECOUV-

ERT.

NOTE

ON

USE

/

OBSERVATIONS

RELATIVES

A

L'UTILISATION

Keep

the

set

tree

from

moisture,

water,

and

dust

©

Do

not

let

foreign

objects

in

the

set.

©

Ne

pas

laisser

des

objets

dvrangers

dans

Vappareil

Proveger

|'apparei!

contre

humidité,

l'eau

@

=

Avand

high

temperatures

Alow

for

sufficent

heat

dispersion

when

installed

on

8

rack.

Eviter

des

temperatures

élevees

Tena

compte

d'une

dspersion

de

chaleur

sutfisante

lors

de

Finstaliation

sur

une

éta-

gare.

‘Unplug

the

power

cord

when

not

using

ihe

‘sat

for

long

periods

of

time.

Debrancher

le

cordon

d'slimentation

lors-

que

l'appared

n'est

pas

utilisé

pendant

de

et

la

poussiere

Do

not

let

insecuicides,

benzene,

and

thin-

Net

come

in

contact

with

the

sat.

Ne

pas

mattre

en

contact

des

insecticides.

du

benzane

et

un

chiuvant

avec

l'appareil.

Handle

the

power

cond

carefully.

Hold

the

plug

when

unplugging

the

cord.

Moempuier

ia

cordon

d'alimentation

avec

Précaunon.

Tenis

la

prse

lors

du

debranchemant

du

cordon

i

“(For

sets

with

ventilation

holes)

Never

disassemble

or

modify

the

setin

any

"{Pou

des

appareils

avec

des

ouvertures

déération)

©

Co

not

obstruct

the

ventilation

holes

@

Ne

pas

obstruar

les

trous

d'aération.

way.

Ne

jamas

démonter

ou

modifier

l'appareil

d'une

manera

ou

d'une

autre.

10.

VW.

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Read

Instructions

-

All

the

safety

and

operating

instruc-

tions

should

be

read

before

the

appliance

is

operated.

Retain

Instructions

~

The

safety

and

operating

instruc-

tions

should

be

retained

for

future

reference.

Heed

Warnings

-

Ail

warnings

on

the

appliance

and

in

the

operating

instructions

should

be

adhered

to.

Follow

Instructions

—

All

operating

and

use

instructions

should

be

followed.

Water

and

Moisture

—

The

appliance

should

not

be

used

near

water

-

for

example,

near

a

bathtub,

washbowl,

kitchen

sink,

laundry

tub,

in

a

wet

basement,

or

near

a

swimming

pool,

and

the

like.

Carts

and

Stands

~

The

appliance

should

be

used

only

with

a

cart

or

stand

that

is

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

An

appliance

and

cart

combination

should

be

moved

with

care.

=

Quick

stops,

exces-

e

is.

|

sive

force,

and

uneven

surfaces

may

cause

»

\

the

appliance

and

cart

Ia

=

combination

to

overturn

—o

Walt

or

Ceiling

Mounting

-

The

appliance

should

be

mounted

to

a

wall

or

ceiling

only

as

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

Ventilation

-

The

appliance

should

be

situated

so

that

its

location

or

position

does

not

interfere

with

its

proper

ven-

tilation,

For

example,

the

appliance

should

not

be

si-

tuated

on

a

bed,

sofa,

rug,

or

similar

surface

that

may

block

the

ventilation

openings;

of,

placed

in

a

built-in

installation,

such

as a

bookcase

or

cabinet

that

may

im-

pede

the

flow

of

air

through

the

ventilation

openings.

Heat

-

The

appliance

should

be

situated

away

from

heat

sources

such

as

radiators,

heat

registers,

stoves,

or

other

appliances

{including

amplifiers)

that

produce

heat.

Power

Sources

—

The

appliance

should

be

connected

to

8

power

supply

only

of

the

type

described

in

the

operat-

ing

instructions

or

as

marked

on

the

appliance.

Grounding

or

Polarization

-

Precautions

should

be

taken

$o

that

the

grounding

or

polarization

means

of

an

ap-

pliance

is

not

defeated.

CHARGE

UNIT

IEC

SECTION

810-201

GROUNDING

CONDUCTORS

(NEC

SECTION

610-21),

GROUND

CLAMPS

POWER

SERVICE

GROUNDING

ELECTRODE

SYSTEM

ONEC

ART

280,

PART

+

NEC

-

NATIONAL

ELECTRICAL

CODE.

12.

14,

18.

16.

17.

20.

Power-Cord

Protection

-

Power-supply

cords

should

be

routed

so

that

they

are

not

likely

to

be

watked

on

or

pinched

by

items

placed

upon

or

against

them,

paying

particular

attention

to

cords

at

plugs,

conveniance

recep-

tacles,

and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

appliance.

Cleaning

-

The

appliance

should

be

cleaned

onty

as

rec-

ommended

by

the

manufacturer.

Power

Lines

-

An

outdoor

antenna

should

be

located

away

from

power

lines.

Outdoor

Antenna

Grounding

-

{f

an

outside

antenna

is

connected

to

the

receiver,

be

sure

the

antenna

system

is

grounded

so

as

to

provide

some

protection

against

voltage

surges

and

built-up

static

charges.

Article

810

of

the

National

Electrical

Code,

ANSI/NFPA

70,

provides

in-

formation

with

regard

to

proper

grounding

of

the

mast

and

supporting

structure,

grounding

of

the

lead-in

wire

to

an

antenna-discharge

unit,

size

of

grounding

conduc-

tors,

location

of

antenna-discharge

unit,

connection

to

grounding

electrodes,

and

requirements

for

the

ground-

ing

electrode.

See

Figure

A.

Nonuse

Periods

-

The

power

cord

of

the

appliance

should

be

unplugged

from

the

outlet

when

left

unused

for

along

period

of

time.

Object

and

Liquid

Entry

-

Care

should

be

taken

so

that

ob-

jects

do

not

fall

and

liquids

are

not

spilled

into

the

encio-

sure

through

openings.

Damage

Requiring

Service

-

The

appliance

should

be

serviced

by

qualified

service

personnel

when:

A.

The

power-supply

cord

or

the

plug

has

been

dam-

aged;

or

8.

Objects

have

fallen,

or

tiquid

has

been

spilled

into

the

appliance;

or

Cc.

The

appliance

has

been

exposed

to

rain;

or

0.

The

appliance

does

not

appear

to

operate

normally

or

exhibits

a

marked

change

in

performance;

or

€.

The

appliance

has

been

dropped,

or

the

enclosure

damaged.

Servicing

—

The

user

should

not

attempt

to

service

the

ap-

pliance

beyond

that

described

in

the

operating

instruc-

tions.

All

other

servicing

should

be

referred

to

qualified

service

personnel.

SNOILONYLSNI

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er

CIOOS/IOS

Ay

se

@

We

greatly

appreciate

your

purchase

of

the

AVR-600.

@

Jo

be

sure

you

take

maximum

advantage

of

all

the

features

the

AVR-G00

has

to

offer,

read

these

instructions

carefully

and

use the

set

properly,

Be

sure

to

keep

this

manual

for

future

refarance

should

any

questions

or

problems

arise

“SERIAL

NO.

PLEASE

RECORD

UNIT

SERIAL

NUMBER

ATTACHED

TO

THE

REAR

OF

THE

CABINET

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE”

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

a

Introduction

......

4

4-6

Recording

the

program

source

.....

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10

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2}

Connections

4-7

Front

panel

display

--.

10

2-1

Connecting

the

audio

components

oi

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a8

Using

the

suncund

function

...

10~12

2-2

Speaker

system

connections”

6

[5]

Listening

to

the

radio

2-3

Connecting

the

video

components

...

...............

6

5-1

Auto

preset

memory

12

2-4

Connecting

the

antenna

terminals

:..................

7

5-2

Auto

tuning

rf

12

3]

Remote

Control

Unit

......

0...

eee

ihe

inte

708

5-3

Manualtuning

...2..

0...

eee

13

14]

Operations

5-4

Preset

memory

........

Bed

tints

wae

Rae

gee

VS

[4]

i

aitiseee

ons

for:

playback

8

5-5

Recalling

preset

stations

................

0...

...

13

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r . .

f

4-2

Playing

the

program

source

[6]

Initialization

of

the

Microprocessor

....

.....

°

etal

dS

(Stereo

playback)

.

9

7}

Last

function

memory

at

:

14

4-3

Simulcast

playback

9

(8)

Troubleshooting

.

. :

rate

14

4-4

Using

the

muting

function

9

[s|

Specitications

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415

4-5

Listen

with

headphones

9

@

ACCESSORIES

Check

that

the

following

parts

are

included

in

addition

to

the

main

unit:

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Operating

instructions

..

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@

Warranty

:

as

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1

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Remote

control

unit

(RC-198}

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batteries

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INTRODUCTION

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INSTALLATION

PRECAUTIONS

Using

this

receiver

or

other

electronic

equipment

containing

micropro-

Cessors

simultaneously

with

a

tuner

or

TV

may

result

in

noise

in

the

sound

OF

picture

If

this

should

happen,

take

the

following

steps

@

‘Install

the

receiver

as

far

as

possibie

from

the

tuner

or

TV

set.

@

Keep

the

antenna

lines

of

the

tuner

or

TV

as

far

as

possible

from

the

receiver's

power

cord

and

connection

cables

©

This

problem

is

especially

frequent

when

using

indoor

antennas.

*

10.

cm

oF

more

We

recommend

using

outdoor

antennas

and

75

Q/ohms

coaxial

ene

roe

cables

Watt

For

heat

dispersal,

leave

at

feast

10

cm

of

space

between

the

top,

back

and

sides

of

this

unit

and

the

wall

or

other

components.

Za

CAUTION:

Whenever

the

power

switch

is in

the

STANDBY

position.

the

unit

is

stilt

connected

on

AC

tine

voltage.

Please

be

sure

to

unplug

the

cord

when

you

leave

home

for,

Say,

a

vacation

[2]

CONNECTIONS

Do

not

plug

in

the

power

cord

until

all

connections

have

been

completed.

Be

sure

to

connect

the

left

and

right

channets

properly

(left

with

left,

right

with

right).

Insert

the

plugs

securely.

Incomplete

connections

will

result

in

the

generation

of

noise.

Use

the

AC

OUTLETS

for

audio

equipment

only.

Do

not

use

then

for

hair

driers,

atc,

Note

that

binding

plug

cords

together

with

power

cords

or

placing

them

near

a

power

transformer

wilt

result

in

the

introduc-

tion

of

hum

or

other

noise.

!f

hum

or

other noise

is

produced

when

the

ground

wire

is

con-

nected,

disconnect

it.

Noise

or

humming

may

be

generated

if

a

connected

component

is

used

independently

without

turning

the

power

of

the

AVR-600

on.

if

this

happens,

turn

on

the

power

of

the

AVR-600.

2-1

Connecting

the

audio

components

NOTE:

The

soceiver

cannot

be

used

win

MC

cantidges

ditectly

Use

a

separaie

head

ampktier

oF

step-up

transtormer

©

Precautions

when

cannecting

speakers

HW

@

apeaker

is

pleced

near

TV

oF

video

momtor,

the

colors

on

tha

screen

may

de

disturbed

by

the

spesker's

magnetism

if

this

should

happen,

move

the

speaker

away

to

3

position

where

it

does

not

heve

thes

effect

LINE

OUT

Turntable

(MM

cartridge)

Main

speaker

A

(Fron

=

Cr,

[OO

Connection

jack

for

sub-wooler

with

buitt-in

amptifier

(super

woofen,

etc

LINE

OUT

\

|

fit}

th.

aoe

Main

speaker

8

Center

speaker

(Front)

©

SWITCHED

{total

capacity

-

120W

1A.)

‘The

power

to

this

outlet

is

turned

on

and

off

in

conjunction

with

the

POWER

switch

on

the

AVA-600,

and

when

the

pow-

ers

switched

between

on

and

standby

trom

tha

remote

con-

trol

umit.

No

power

is

supplied

fron

these

outlets

when

the

AVR-600's

power

is

at

stendby,

Never

connect

equipment

whose

total

capacity

is

above

120W

(1A)

NOTE:

Only

use

the

AC

outlets

for

audio

equibment.

Never

use

them

for

hair

driers,

TVs

or

other

electrical

appkances.

5

BES

SOO

S/S

Ay

a

2-2

Speaker

System

Connections

@

This

receiver

can

accommodate

connections

of

a

total

of

seven

speakers

including

two

set

of

(front)

main

speakers

(A

and

B},

one

set

of

rear

speakers,

and

one

center

speaker.

Connect

the

speaker

terminats

with

the

speakers

making

sure

that

bike

polarities

ara

matched

(@

with

@,

©

with

O).

Mismatching

of

polarities

will

rasult

in

weak

central

sound,

unclear

orientation

of

the

various

instruments,

and

the

sense

of

direction

of

the

stereo

being

impaired.

When

making

connections,

take

care

that

none

of

the

individual

con-

ductors

of

the

spesker

cord

come

in

contact

with

sdjacent

termi-

nals,

with

other

speaker

cord

conductors,

of

with

the

rear

panel.

©

Speaker

impedance

When

speaker

systems

A

and

8

are

use

separately,

speakers

with

an

impedance

of

from

6

to

16

2/ohms

can

be

connected.

Be

careful

when

using

two

pairs

of

in

speakers

{A

+

B)

at

the

same

time,

since

use

of

speakers

with

an

impedance

outside

the

range

of

12

to

16

Q/ohms

will

lead

to

damage.

Speakers

with

an

impedance

of

8

to

16

Q/ohms

can

be

con-

nected

for

use

as

center

and

rear

speakers.

The

protection

circuit

may

operate

of

damage

may

occur

when

speakers

with

an

impedance

outside

of

the

above

range

are

used.

Connecting

the

speaker

terminals

1.

Loosen

by

turning

2.

Insert

the

cord.

3.

Tighten

by

turning

counterclockwise.

rl

clockwise.

“>

@B

2.

Insert

the

cord.

2-3

Connecting

the

video

components

To

connect

the

video

signal,

connect

using

a

75

Q/ohms

video

signa!

¢able

cord.

Using

an

improper

cable

can

result

in

a

drop

in

sound

quality.

Connecting

banana

plugs

Banana

plug

SS

3.

Return

the

lever.

Tusn

clockwise

to

tighten,

then

insert

the

banana

plug.

AUDIO

OUT

VIDEO

OUT

»

eencunanne

TEATS

b

S

AUDIO

IN

LD

player,

COV

player,

TV,

etc.

Monitor

TV

2-4

Connecting

the

antenna

terminals

ANTENNA

INSTALLATION

©

Fd

ANTENNA

The

supplied

FM

antenna

canbe

used

inside

wooden houses

for

recewing

local

FM

stahons

and

other

sisong

FM

signals

Stretch

out

the

ends

of

the

antenna

and

mount

the

antenna

on

the

wall

oF

ceiling

where

optimum

tecapuon

us

achweved

Aindoor

FM

antennas

may

not

Consisienity

ensue

stable

18-

ception,

due

to

environment

changes.

in

such

cases,

the

in-

door

FM

antenna

should

only

be

used

temporarity

unui

an

out

door

FM

antenna

has

been

installed

When

connecting

an

outdoor

FM

antenna,

the

use

of

75

Q/ohms

coms!

cable

(3C~2V,

SC-2V}

is

strongly

recom

mended.

©

AM

ANTENNA

Tune

in

en

AM

station

treler

to

Page

12, 13)

ksten

to

the

Sound,

then

install

the

antenna

in

a

position

as

tar

from

the

set

a5

possible

wn

whuch

distortion

End

Noise

are

minimum

Good

Feception

of

AM

stanons

is

not

possible

if

the

loop

antenna

is

Rot

connected

oF

if

it

is

touching

metal

objects

NOTES

FM

tadoor

antenna

©

This

receiver

has

@

{ull

back-up

system.

When

the

power

is

[An

Accessory)

chasiat

cable

turnad

on,

the

INPUT

SELECTOR

butions

are

sei

to

the

tast

mode

sat

before

the

power

was

turned

olf,

©

When

using

this

receiver

in

close

proxilruty

10

vidleo

equip:

ment

(TV,

VCR,

VDP,

etc),

noise

may

be

generated

in

AM

broadcasts

To

avord

this,

keep

the

receiver

as

tat

away

from

other

video

components

a3

possible,

or

place

ine

AM

oop

antenna

where

noise

1s

seduced.

If

the

nowe

is

not

reduced,

turn

off

the

power

of

the

video

components

when

listening

10

AM

broadcasts.

Connection

of

AM

antennas

1.

Push

the

fever.

2.

Insert

the

conductor.

3.

Return

the

lever.

Note

to

CATV

system

Instatior:

Tivs

‘eminder

1s

provided

to

call

the

CATV

system

installer’s

attention

to

Article

820-40

of

the

NEC

which

provides

guide-

lines

for

proper

grounding

and,

in

particule,

specihes

that

the

cable

ground

shalt

be

connected

to

the

grounding

system

of

tha

‘budding,

as

close

to

the

pomt

of

cable

entry

as

precuicat

[3]

REMOTE

CONTROL

UNIT

Following

the

procedure

outlined

below,

insert

the

batteries

before

using

the

remote

contro!

unit.

@

Range

of

operation

of

the

remote

control

unit

Point

the

remote

control

unit

at

the

remote

control

sensor

as

shown

on

the

diagram

at

the

left.

NOTES:

©

The

remote

control

unit

can

be

used

from

a

straight

distance

of

approximately

7

meters/20

feet,

but

this

distance

will

shorten

or

op-

eration

will

become

difficult

if

there

are

obstacles

between

the

re-

mote

control

unit

and

the

remote

control

sensor,

if

the

remote

con-

‘sol

sensor

is

exposed

to

direct

sunlight

or

other

strong

light,

or

if

operated

from

an

angle.

©

Neon

signs

or

other

devices

emitting

pulse-type

noise

nearby

may

Approx.

2rrv20

feet

result

in

malfunction,

so

keep

the

set

as

far

away

from

such

devices

as

possible.

@

Inserting

the

batteries

1,

Open

the

bottom

cover

of

the

remote

control

unit

|

2.

Insert

the

two

R6P/AA

batteries,

match-

|

3.

Close

the

bottom

cover

until

it

and

remove

the

battery

cover.

ing

the

©

and

©

marks

on

the

batteries

clicks

shut.

with

those

in

the

case.

€8

NOTES:

Use

only

AA,

R6P,

UM-3

batteries

for

replacernent.

Be

sure

the

polarities

are

correct.

(See

the

illustration

inside

the

battery

compartment.)

Remove

the

batteries

if

the

remote

contro!

transmitter

will

not

be

used

for

an

extended

period

of

time.

If

batteries

teak,

dispose

of

them

immediately.

Avoid

touching

the

leaked

material

or

letting

it

come

in

contact

with

clothing,

etc.

Clean

the

battery

compartment

thoraughly

before

installing

new

batteries.

Have

replacement

batteries

on

hand

so

that

the

old

batteries

can

be

replaced

as

quickly

as

possible

when

the

time

comes.

A

EE

TH

HOOS/OOS-HAW

mae

@

System

code

buttons

DENON

remote-controllable

audio

components

can

be

controlled

using

this

unit's

remote

control

unit

Note

that

some

components.

however,

cannot

be

operated

with

this

remote

control

unit.

©

Setthe

slide

switch

to

the

position

for

the

compo-

nent

to

be

operated

(CD

or

DECK)

CD

DECK

@

Use

the

buttons

shown

below

to

operate

the

camponent

For

details,

refer

to

the

respective

component's

manual.

a.

For

CD

players

CO

changer.

disc

skip

Ose

sxe,

Auto

search

reverse

{lq}

Stop

(1)

Play

(>)

Auto

search

forward

(p>

Pl

)

Pause

{I}

b.

For

tape

decks

(DECK)

Reverse

play (<q)

ose

sure

Rewind

(

4)

=

&

Stop

(im)

Fast

Forward

play (p>)

Switching

between

decks

And

B

for

double

decks

(A/Bt

forward

(>>)

[4]

OPERATIONS

4-1

Preparations

for

playback

@

Check

that

all

connections

are

proper.

@

Set

to

the

minimum

position

MASTER VOLUME

®

Set

to

the

center

position.

BASS

TREBLE

BALANCE

©

|

. .

.

*

ry

oy

eas

re

©

Turn

on

the

power.

Press

the

POWER

button

POWER

ON?

STANDBY

POWER

Several

seconds

are

required

from

the

time

the

power

switch

is

set

to

the

“ON”

position

unti

sound

is

output.

This

is

due

to

the

built-in

muting

circuit

that

prevents

noise

when

the

power

switch

is

turned

on

and

standby

©

Selact

the

front

speakers:

Press

the

speaker

A

or

B

switch

to

turn

the

speaker

on.

SPEAKER

ows,

4-2

Playing

the

program

source

(Stereo

playback}

@

Select

the

source

to

be

played.

FUNCTION:

©

oOosé

2d

wom

ven

USE

©:0:0.

OOUS,

OSy

@

Select

the

STEREO

mode

These

buttons

cee

do

not

function.

STEREO

~

STEREO

©

Adjust

the

MASTER

VOLUME

control.

MASTER

VOLUME

©

Adjust

the

front

left/right

BALANCE

Turn

the

control

counterclockwise

to

reduce

the

volume

of

the

right

channel,

clockwise

to

reduce

the

volume

of

the

left

channel.

4-3

Simulcast

playback

Use

this

switch

to

monitor

a

video

source

other

than

the

audio

source.

@

Press

and

hold

the

VIDEO

SELECT

button

until

the

desired

source

appears

on

the

display,

viogo

VOP/TV

SELECT

[

1

VCR

The

source

switches

2s

shown

above,

%*

Cancelling

simutcast

playback

©

Press

the

VIDEO

SELECT

button

once

more.

©

Select

the

VIDEO

function.

44

Using

the

muting

function

Use

this

to

turn

off

the

audio

output

temporarily.

@

Press

the

MUTING

button

»*

Cancelling

MUTING

mode.

Press

the

MUTING

button

again

=a

4,

This

function

can

only

be

set

from

the

remote

control

unit.

The

STANDBY

LEO

flashes

when

the

muting

function

is

set

Turn

the

control

clockwise

toin-

Turn

the

control

clockwise

to

in-

crease

the

bass,

counterclock-

crease

the

treble,

counterclock-

wise

to

decrease

it,

wise

to

decrease

it.

4-5

Listen

with

headphones

Connect

the

headphones

to

the

PHONES

jacks.

When

listening

with

headphones

privately,

set

A,

8B

SPEAKER

switches

and

the

superwoofer's

power

switch

to

the

OFF

position

and

set

the

stereo

surround

mode.

NOTE:

To

prevent

hearing

loss.

do

not

raise

the

volume

fevel

excessively

when

using

headphones.

ES

SSCS

OOS

eA

ey

a

eae

ee

46

Recording

the

program

source

{recording

the

source

currently

being

monitored)

@

Fotow

steps

@

to

©

under

“Playing

the

program

source”

irefer

to

Page

9)

Simultaneous

recording

‘The

signats

of

the

source

selected

with

the

function

selector

button

are

output

simultaneously

to

the

DAT/TAPE

and

VCR

REC

OUT

jacks.

if

3

total

of

two

tape

and/or

video

decks

are

connected

and

set

to

the

recording

mode,

the

same

source

can

be

recorded

simultaneously

on

both

decks.

In

addition,

if

the

TAPE

MONITOR

(DAT

/

TAPE}

button

is

pressed,

the

audio

signals

from

the

pe

deck

are

output

to

the

VCR

AUDIO

REC

OUT

jacks.

©@

Start

recording

on

the

tape

or

video

deck.

For

instructions,

refer

to

the

component's

operating

instructions.

4-7

Front

panel

display

Descriptions

of

the

unit's

operations

are

also

displayed

on

the

front

panel

display.

In

addition,

the

display

can

be

switched

to

check

the

unit's

operating

status

while

playing

a

source

by

pressing

the

PANEL

button.

4-8

Using

the

surround

function

Types

of

surround

modes

and

their

characteristics

[|

DOLBY

PRO

LOGIC

Use

this

when

playing

program

sources

recorded

in

Dalby

Surround

or

Dolby

Stereo.

CONCERT

HALL

Use

this

setting

to

create

the

atmosphere

of

a

concent

hall

There

will

be

no

output

from

the

center

speaker.

Usa

this

setting

to

create

the

almosphere

of

watching

a

live

performance.

There

will

be

no

output

from

the

center

speaker.

©

Before

using

the

surround

en

Make

the

following

adjustments

before

using

the

surround

func-

tion.

@

Set

the

Dolby

Pro

Logic

mode.

pou

@)

<2)

@

Select

the

center

mode.

Select

the

center

mode

or

to

the

center

speaker.

cNonmer

>

PHANTOM

WIDE

——

The

mode

changes

as

shown

above.

©

Emit

the

test

tone.

T.TONE

Ry

@

Adjust

the

center

and

rear

levels

to

set the

@

Turn

the

test

tone

off.

volume

of

the

speakers

to

the

same

level.

T.TONE

Test

tones

are

produced

from

the

speakers

in

the

order

shown

below,

at

4

second

intervals

CERYER

;

:

for

the

first

wo

cycles,

2

second

intervais

af-

®

Adjust

the

delay

time

and

seating

tar

that.

position

as

necessary.

cle]

Be

~fr]

~(3)

)

Gey

10

Dolby

Surround

systems

with

Pro

Logic

decoding

most

closely

rep!

the

Dolby

Stergo

theatrical

experience.

Only

two

surround

speakers

are

necessary

in

the

home

listening

environment

to

provide

the

same

enveloping

soundfiald

as

multi-

ple

surround

speakers

in

the

theater.

DISTANCE

FROM

REAR

SPEAKERS

(FEET!

0

5

10

15

20

2

30 35 40

DISTANCE

FROM

FRONT

SPEAKERS

(FEET)

USABLE

SPEAKER

PLACEMENT

RANGE

WITH

[Doms

]DELAY

TIME

Center

Mode

Set

the

center

mode

as

described

below,

according

to

the

type

of

cen-

ter

speaker

being

used.

Normal

mods:

This

mode

is

suited

for

an

arrangement

in

which

the

center

channat

speaker

is

smailer

than

the

left

and

right

speakers.

Sig-

nals

below

100

Hz

which

have

almost

no

effect

on

directional

orianta-

tion

are

distributed

to

the

left

and

right

channels,

whereas

the

center

channel

output

signals

greater

than

100

Hz.

As

a

result,

the

bass

of

the

left

and

right

channels

increases

the

apparent

deepness

of

the

sound.

Wide

mode:

This

mode

is

suited

for

an

arrangament

in

which

the

cen-

ter

channel

speaker

is

of

the

same

grade

as

the

left

and

right

speakers

The

entire

sound

band

trom

low

region

to

high

is

output

to

the

center

channel

to

provide

an

exciting

sound

field

for

your

enjoyment.

Phantom

mode:

Use

this

mode when

center

channel

speaker

is

not

used.

A

directional

emphasis

circuit

provides

signal

reproduction

which

is

electrically

oriented

to

the

canter

and

this

provides

an

exciting

sound

field

for

your

enjoyment.

Delay

Time

The

optimum

delay

time

will

differ

depending

on

the

listening position.

Referring

to

the

chart

atleft,

set

the

optimum

delay

time

for

your

room's

space

and

seating

position.

For

example,

when

the

distance

from

the

tront

speakers

to

the

listening

position

is

20

feet

and

that

from

the

rear

speakers

to

the

listening

position

is

15

feet,

the

optimum

delay

time

will

be

21

ms.

The

variable

range

of

the

delay

time

differs

depending

on

the

mode.

Wl

prererReo

ACCEPTABLE

{__]

Not

RECOMMENDED

The

AVR-600

automatically

stores

the

surround

mode

adding

effects

for

all

input

sources.

The

corresponding

surround

mode

is

recalled

auto-

[:

Personal

Memory

Plus

function

....

for

EASY

TO

USE

-

matically

each

time

an

input

source

is

selected

@

Using

the

surround

function

@

Select

the

surround

mode

accarding

to

the

input

source

@

if

necessary,

adjust

the

levels.

©

Adjust

the

parameters

to

the

dasired

settings.

DELAY

aut

CORO

wast

OC

J08

Manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

DOLBY,

the

double-D

symbol

and

"PRO

LOGIC”

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

11

a

en

FHOOS/OOS-

HAY

Bae

Operating

Possible

in

the

Various

Surround

Modes

The

following

is

a

list

of

the

buttons

and

functions

which

can

be

operated

during

the

different

surround

modes.

Figures

in

parentheses

indicate

adjust-

ment

ranges.

OUTPUT

CENTER

LEVEL

er

NORMAL

°

O(-

-

2448}

DOLBY

PRO

LOGIC

x

WIDE

0

(0~

~2408)

CONCERT

HALL

LIVE

")

Switches

to

the

Dolby

Pro

Logic

from

any

modes

other

than

Dolby

Pro

Logic

The

level

of

the

center

and

rear

channels

can

be

adjusted

by

2

dB

step.

The

delay

time

can

de

sat

by

15

ms

step

[eerie

[To]

x

©:

Operation

possible

x:

Operation

not

possibie

Hf

this

happens,

lower

the

rear

level.

@

The

sound

may

be

distorted

tor

some

sources

if

the

rear

level

is

raised

during

surround

playback.

]

[5]

LISTENING

TO

THE

RADIO

5-1

Auto

preset

memory

This

unit

is

equipped

with

a

function

for

automatically

searching

for

FM

broadcast

stations

and

storing

them

in

the

preset

memory

©

Turnon

the

unit

white

holding

in

the

MEMORY

button.

The

unit

auto-

maucally

begins

searching

for

FM

broadcast

stations.

POWER

ON

/

STANDBY

BANO

MEMORY

©

When

the

first

FM

broadcast

station

is

found,

that

station

is

stored

in

the

preset

memory

at

channel

Al.

Subsequent

stations

are

auto:

matically

stored

in

order

at

preset

channels

A2

to

A8,

B1

to

BB,

C1

to

C8,

Dt

to

DB

and

E1

to

EB,

for

a

maximum

of

40

stations.

5-2

Auto

tuning

@

Set

the

input

function

to

“TUNER”

FUNCTION

TunER

co

TUNER

=

@

Watching

the

display,

press

the

BAND

button

to

select

the

desired

band

IAM

or

FM).

5

.

—

TUNER

MODE

BAND

©

Press

the

MODE

button

to

set

the

auto

tuning

mode

—

TUNER

MODE

BAND

Ty

"AUTO

appears

on

the

display

12°

©

Channe!

A1

is

tuned

in

after

the

auto

preset

memory

operation

is

completed.

NOTES:

©

If

an

FM

station

cannot

be

preset

automatically

due

to

poor

recep-

tion,

use

the

“Manual

tuning”

operation

to

tune

in

the

station,

then

preset

it

using

the

manual

“Preset

memory”

operation

©

To

interrupt

this

function,

press

the

POWER

button.

©

Press

the

TUNING

UP

or

DOWN

button.

coe

_—

Down

uP

es

ee

<Y

Automatic

searching

begins,

then

stops

when

a

station

is

tuned

in.

If

tuning

does

not

stop

at

the

desired

station,

use

to

the

“Manual

tuning”

operation

5-3

Manual

tuning

@

Set

the

input

function

to

“TUNER”.

@

Press

the

TUNING

UP

or

DOWN

button

to

tune

in

the

desired

sta-

©

Watching

the

display,

press

the

BAND

button

to

select

the

desired

tion

band

(AM

or

FM).

The

frequency

changes

continuously

when

the

button

is

held

in.

©

Press

the

MODE

button

to

set

the

manual

tuning

mode

Check

that

the

display’s

“AUTO”

indicator

turns

off.

NOTES:

@

When

in

the

auto

tuning

made

on

the

FM

band,

the

“STEREO”

indicator

lights

on

the

display

when

a

stereo

broadcast

is

tuned

in.

At

open

frequen:

cies,

the

noise

is

muted

and

the

“TUNED”

and

“STEREO”

indicators

turn

off.

®

When

the

manual!

tuning

mode

is

set,

FM

stereo

broadcasts

are

received

in

monaural

and

the

“STEREO”

indicator

turns

off

5-4

Preset

memory

@

Use

the

“Auto

tuning”

or

“Manual

tuning”

operation

to

tune

in

the

station

to

be

preset

in

the

memory.

@

Press

the

MEMORY

button

BAND

MEMORY

©

Press

the

SHIFT

button

and

select

the

desired

memory

block

(A

to

©

Press

the

MEMORY

button

again

to

store

the

station

in

the

preset

€)

memory.

J

TUNING

PRESET

ny

Sur

DOWN

uw

©

Press

the

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

button

to

select

the

desired

preset

channel

(1

to

8).

To

preset

other

channels,

repeat

steps

®

to

@.

A

total

of

40

broadcast

stations

can

be

preset

—

8

stations

(channels

1

to 8)

in

@ach

of

blocks

A

to

E.

(TUNING

PreseT

——

OO’

5-5

Recalling

preset

stations

@

Watching

the

display,

press

the

SHIFT

button

to

select

the

preset

memory

block.

I

TUNG

PRESET

many

SHIFT

cown

uP

@

Watching

the

display.

press

the

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

button

to

se-

lect

the

desired

preset

channel.

TUNING

PRESET

_

a

OOD,

[6]

INITIALIZATION

OF

THE

MICROPROCESSOR

When

the

indication

of

the

MFD

display

is

not

normal

or

when

the

op-

eration

of

the

unit

does

not

shows

the

reasonable

result,

the

initializa-

tion

of

the

microprocessor

ts

required

by

the

following

procedure

©

Switch

off

the

unit

and

remove

the

AC

power

cord

from

the

wall

out-

tet.

@

Hold

the

following

TUNER

button

and

VIDEO

SELECT

button,

and

plug

the

power

cord

into

the

outlet

©

Check

that

the

entire

display

is

flashing

with

an

interval

of

about

1

second,

and

release

your

fingers

trom

the

2

buttons

©

Switch

on

the

unit

and

the

microprocessor

will

be

initialized.

NOTE:

@

When

the

microprocessor

is

reset,

all

the

settings

you

have

made

are

reset

to

the

values

set

upon

shipment

from

the

factory.

SHIFT

PRESET

13

BE

COLO

SOSA

ya

a

NT

[7]

Last

FUNCTION

MEMORY

©

This

receiver

is

equipped

with

a

fast

function

memory

which

stores

the

input

and

output

setting

conditions

as

they

were

immediately

before

the

power

is

switched

off.

This

function

eliminates

the

need

to

perform

complicated

resettings

when

the

power

is

switched

on.

@

This

receive:

ts

also

equipped

with

a

back-up

memory.

This

function

provides

approximately

one

week

of

memory

storage

with

the

power

cord

disconnected.

TROUBLESHOOTING

tf

a

problem

should

arise,

first

check

the

following:

1.

Are

the

connections

correct?

2.

Have

you

followed

ail

operational

instructions

correctly?

3.

Are

the

speakers,

turntable,

and

other

components

operating

properly?

It

the

receiver

is

not

operating

property,

check

the

items

listed

in

the

table

below

Should

the

problem

persist,

there

may

be

a

malfunction.

Disconnect

a

ee

eee

DISPLAY

not

kt

and

sound

not

pro-

@

Power

cord

not

plugged

in

securely.

®@

Check

the

insertion

of

the

power

cord

plug.

duced

when

power

switch

set

to

on.

the

power

unmediately

and

contact

your

store

of

purchase

DISPLAY

tt

but

sound

not

produced.

@

Speaker

cords

not

securely

connected.

°

©

Speaker

switch

is

off.

@

improper

position

of

the

audio

function

but-

ton

@

Volume

control

set

to

minimum.

@

MUTING

is

on

-PROTECT-

display

appears

@

Speaker

terminals

are

short-circuited.

©

Block

the

ventilation

holes

of

the

set

©

The

unit's

operating

at

continuous

high

pow-

@1

Conditions

and/or

inadequate

ventilation,

‘Sound

produced

only

trom

one

chan

®

Incomplete

connection

of

speaker

cords.

nel.

©

Incomplete

connection

of

input/output

cords.

©

Left/right

balance

is

off.

Connect

securely.

Turn

on

speaker

switch.

Set

to

a

suitable

position.

Turn

volume

up

to

suitabie

level,

‘Switch

off

MUTING.

Switch

power

off,

connect

speakers

proper-

ly,

then

switch

power

back

on.

Tum

off

the

set's

power,

then

ventilate

it

well

10

cool

it

down.

Once

the

set

is

cooled

down,

turn

the

power

back

on.

Turn

off

the

set's

power,

then

ventilate

it

well

to

coot

it

down.

Once

the

setis

cooled

down,

turn

the

power

back

on.

*

Connect

securely.

Connect

securely.

Adjust

balance

knob

property.

Common

probiems

ansing

when

bsteneng

to

the

CD.

records.

tapes,

and

FM

broadcasts,

etc

Positions

of

instruments

reversed

dur-

@

Reverse

connections

of

left

and

right

spesk-

ing

stereo

playback.

os

of

left

and

nght

input/output

cords.

Sound

seems

distorted.

©

Rear

level

is

too

high

Humiung

noe

produced

when

re

@

Ground

wwe

of

turntebla

not

connected

Cord

is

playing

properly.

@

=

lacomplete

PHONO

jack

connection.

@

TV

oF

radio

transmission

antenna

nearby.

Howling

noise

produced

when

volume:

@

Turntable

and

speaker

systems

[00

clase

to-

ws

high,

gether

@

Floor

rs

unstable

and

vibrates

easily.

Sound

is

distorted

‘When

playing

records

©

Stylus

pressure

100

weak.

@

Dust

os

dist

on

stylus.

@

=

Canndge

detective

Check

left

and

right

connections.

Set

the

rear

level

to

lower

level

Connect

securaly.

Connect

securely.

Contact

your

store

of

purchase.

‘Separate

as

much

as

possible.

Use

cushions

to

absorb

speaker

vibrations

transmitted

by

floor.

If

tumtable

1s

not

equipped

with

insulators,

use

audio

insula:

tors

{commonly

avaiable}.

Apply

proper

stylus

prassura.

Check

stylus.

Replace

cartridge

Volume

1s

weak

@

MC

cartridge

being

used

Receiver

does

nol

operate

proparly

©

Battones

dead

when

remote

control

unt

1s

used

@

Remote

control

unit

too

far

from

recewer.

©

Obstacle

batween

receiver

and

remote

con-

trol

unit

®

Oifferent

button

is

being

pressed.

@

=

@and

O

ends

of

battery

inserted

in

reverse.

Remote

contol

unit

Replace

with

MM

cartridge

or

use

a

head

amplifier

or

step-up

transformer.

Replace

with

new

batteries.

Move

closer.

Remove

obstacle.

Press

the

proper

button.

Insert

bettenes

property.

14

[9]

SPECIFICATIONS

@

Audio

Section

(Power

amplifier}

Rated

output:

{All

properties

shown

are

only

for

the

power

amplifier

stage.)

Output

terminals:

(Pre~amplifler)

FRONT

{main

2ch

driven)

50W

+

50W

(8

2/ohms,

20

Hz

-

20

kHz

with

0.08%

THD}

CENTER

(center

Ich

driven}

50

W

(8

Q/onms,

20 Hz

-

20

kHz

with

0.08%

THD}

REAR

(rear

2ch

driven)

1SW

+

ISW

(8

Qsohms,

1

kHz

with

0.3%

THD}

Front:

6

to

16

Q/ohms

Center:

B

to

16

Q/ohms

Rear:

8

to

16

Q/ohms

Line

input

{Each

line

input

-

FRONT

SP

OUT)

Input

sensitivity

/

impedance:

Frequency

response:

Tone

control

range:

Signal-to-noise

ratio:

150

mV/47

kQ/kohms

PHONO

(MM):

2 5

mV/47

kQ/kohms

10

Hz

to

50

kHz:

#308

BASS:

+10

dB

at

100

Hz

TREBLE:

£10

dB

at

10

kHz

92

dB

(STEREO)

Phono

equalizer

{PHONO

input

-

REC

OUT}

RIAA

deviation:

Signal-to—noise

ratio:

Rated

output

/

Maximum

output:

©

Tuner

Section

Receiving

Range:

Usable

Sensitlvity:

50

dB

Quieting

Sensitivity:

Signal

to

Noise

Ratio

(1HF-A):

Tots!

Harmonic

Distortion

(at

1

kHz):

©

Video

Section

Standard

video

jacks

Input

and

output

level

/impedance:

Frequency

response:

©

General

Power

supply:

Power

consumption:

Maximum

external

dimensions:

Weight:

@

Remote

control

unit

System

remote

contro}

RAC-195:

+

10B

(20

Hz

to

20

kHz)

74

dB

(A

weighting,

with

5

mV

input)

150

mV

/8V

FM]

(note:

uV

at

75

Q/ohms,

0

dBf

=

1 x

107'S

Wh

[AM]

87.5

MHz

~

107.9

MHz

520

kHz

~

1710

kHz

1.0

4V

01.2

dBA

18

pV

MONO

1.6

pV

(15.3

gBf)

STEREO

23

pV

(38.5

dBf)

MONO

8048

50

dB

STEREO

75d8

MONO

0.15%

STEREO

0.3%

1Vp-p/75

Q/ohms

2

Hz

to

8

MHz

+0,

-3dB

AC

120

V,

60 Hz

3.0A

434

(W)

x

142

1H)

x

315

{D}

mm

(17-3/32"

x

§-19/32"

x

12-25/64")

7.6

kg

(16

tbs

12

02}

Tota!

buttons:

28

DENON

system

code

CD

player:

6

buttons

Cassette

deck

6

buttons

}

ISWITCHED)

AVR-600

fixed

codes

22

buttons

Batteries:

R6P/AA

Type

(two

batteries)

External

dimensions:

51

(W)

x

175

(H)

x

18.5

(DI

mm

(2”

x

6-57/64"

x

47/64")

Weight

100

g

(Approx.

3

5

02)

{including

batieries)

*

For

purposes

of

improvement,

specifications

and

design

are

subject

to

change

without

notice

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WIRE

ARRANGEMENT

DISASSEMBLY

(To

reassemble

reverse

disassembly)

In

case

of

wires

require

unclasping

or

loosening

to

move

the

location

to

perform

adjustment

or

part

replacement,

be

sure

to

1.

Top

Cover

3.

Front

Mold

Panel

rearrange

them

neatly

to

restore

properly

in

the

same

iocation

as

they

were

originally

placed,

or

causing

to

produce

a

noise

R

4

@

43

@®

1)

Pull

out

Vol

knob

@

nd

3

round

knob:

®

may

occasionally

occur.

jemove

4

screws

(1)

and

3

screws

(2).

)

Pull

out

Volume

kno

a

rou

Ss

(5).

2)

Remove

4

nuts

(6).

3)

Remove

2

screws

@).

Top

Cover

Front

Mold

Panel

2.

Front

Aluminium

Panel

4.

Rear

Panel

Remove

4

screws

(3).

1)

Disconnect

cord

bush

(0).

2)

Remove

8

screws

(7),

and

15

screws

(2).

*

Screws

(2)

is

tighten.

@®

Front

Aluminium

Panel

Rear

Panel

AVR-600/GOORD

a

CONNECTION

DIAGRAM

OF

MEASURING

INSTRUMENTS

@

FM

SECTION

:

@

AUDIO

SECTION

Idling

Current

(JT0551)

Required

measurement

equipment:

DC

Voltmeter

Arrangement

(1)

Avoid

direct

blow

from

an

air

conditioner

or

an

electric

fan,

and

adjust

the

unit

at

normal

room

temperature

15°C~30°C.

(59°F

~86°F).

(2)

Presetting

@

POWER

(Power

source

switch)

>

ON

@

MODE

(Mode

button)

>

STEREO

¢

@

FUNCTION

(Function

button)

>

cD

@

VOLUME

(Volume

control)

>

0:

fully

counterclockwise

(CY

min.)

@

BASS,

TREBLE

(Tone

control)

>

0:

(Controls

to

center)

@

SPEAKERS

(Speaker

terminal)

>

No

load

(Do

not

connect

speaker,

dummy

resistor,

etc.)

—

Adjustment

Digital

~]

98MHz

(1)

Remove

top

cover

and

set

VR401,

VR301

and

VR302

of

JT0551

(Main

Unit)

at

counterclockwise

fully.

Voltmeter

o

=

(2)

Connect

DC

Voltmeter

to

test

points

(Lch

TPL,

Rch

TPR,

CENTER

ch

TPC).

(3)

Connect

power

cord

to

AC

Line,

and

turn

power

switch

"ON".

Adjust

T4

potential

difference

across

R22

should

be

within

30mV.

(4)

Allow

15

minutes,

and

tum

VR301,

VR302

and

VR401

clockwise

(/

)

and

adjust

the

TEST

POINTS

voltage

to

1.5

mV

+

0.5

mV

DC.

(5)

After

2

minutes

from

preset,

tum

VR301,

VR302

and

VR401

to

set

the

voltage

to

3

mV

+

0.5

mV

OC.

60dBy

@

initiating

(Memory

clearing)

Method

To

clear

memory

contents

of

microcomputer

and

restore

to

the

initial

state,

take

the

following

steps;

JT0551

Main

Unit

(Component

Side)

[|__|

Uni

No

|

U.S.A.

and

CANADA

JTO551

EUROPE,

U.K.,

Asia

JTO551

.

Press

power

switch,

turn

off

power

of

the

unit,

and

set

to

standby

mode.

(E1,

E3)

.

Pull

out

power

cord

from

wall

outlet

temporarily.

Insert

power

cord

into

outlet

while

simultaneously

pressing

two

keys

of

TUNER

and

VIDEO

SELECT.

A

wp

o

Press

power

switch

to

confirm

that

memory

contents

are

cleared.

By

completion

of

the

above,

the

initial

state

is

restored.

in

case

the

memory

can

not

be

cleared

due

to

some

reasons,

repeat

steps

1

through

3.

Note:

When

in

the

E2

Standby

mode,

the

unit

is

in

the

Power

OFF

state

when

turn

Power

SW

ON

with

remote

control.

DC

Voltmeter

JT0551

TPL

VR301

VR401

S

VR302

TPR

1

ia

a

Fee

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12

SEMICONDUCTORS

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power

stop)

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2SA988

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2S8C1015

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(Emitter)

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2SA933S

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2SC1740

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DTC114ES

DTC144ES

DTC144TS

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PARTS

LIST

@

Part

indicated

with

the

mark

°@"

are

not

always

in

stock

and

possibly

to

take

a

long

period

of

time

for

supplying,

or

in

some

case

supplying

of

part

may

be

refused.

@

When

ordering

of

part,

clearly

indicate

“1°

and

"!”

(i)

to

avoid

mis-supptying.

©

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part

without

stating

its

part

number

can

not

be

supplied.

@

Part

indicated

with

the

mark

"x"

is

not

illustrated

in

the

exploded

view.

@

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including

Carbon

Film

+5%,

1/4W

Type

in

the

P.W.

Board

parts

list.

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to

the

Schematic

Diagram

for

those

parts.)

WARNING:

Parts

marked

with

this

symbol

A\

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critical

characteristics.

Use

ONLY

replacement

parts

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

@

Resistors

@

Capacitors

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BN

14K

2E

182

G

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Ex:

CE

O4W

1H

282

M

BP

Type

Shape

Power

Resist-

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Others

Type

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Dielectric

Capacity

Allowable

Others

and

per-

ance

=

error

and

per-

strength

error

formance

|

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>

Aluminum

toi

electrolytic

:

Aluminum

sold

slectrolytic

:

Tantalum

electrolytic

Fin

;

Pulse-resistant

type

:

Low

noise

type

:

Non-buming

type

Fuse-reaisior

:

Lead

wke

forming

:

High

etabliity

type

Non-polar

type

o

7

:

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type

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For

change

and

diecharge

©

Units:

ohm

z

=

=1.20hm

1-digit

effective

number.

2-digit

effective

number,

decimal

point

indicated

by

R.

dee

kK:

:

Ceramic

M:

:

For

asauning

high

frequency

:

Ceramic

z:

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part

Oil

:GSA

part

2

=>

1800

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1.8

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number

of

zeros

atter

attective

number.

:

Metatized

t

Lead

ware

forming

2-digit

effective

number,

:

Metathzed

4

e:

%

Capacity

(electrolyte

aay

Units:

¢

Units:

ohm

t

tien

tena

number

of

zeros

after

effective

number.

2-digit

effective

number.

©

Units:

pF.

2.8

2

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1

-digit

attective

number.

2-digit

effective

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decimal

point

indicated

by

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*

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pF.

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electrolyte)

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—

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than

2)—

Indicates

number

of

zeros

after

effective

number.

2-digit

effective

number.

Units:

pF.

L

=

—-220pF

(0

or

1)

Indicates

number

of

zeros

after

effective

number.

2-digit

effective

number.

©

Units:

pF.

When

the

dielectric

strength

is

indicated

in

AC,

"AC"

is

included

atter

the

deetectric

strength

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|

PARTS

LIST

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P.W.BOARD

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P.W.B.

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ASS'Y

MAIN

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|

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Part

Name

Remarks

No.

2

|

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Part

No.

Part

Name

Remarks

Part

Name

Remarks

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Diode

NAGS}

Of

INS

263

0439

007

|

1C

LA3401

9L2

1363

14

iLow

pass

filter

19kHz

4

CAV

4

262

0719

009

|

IC

LM7001

sss

4

Pe

i

Smee

ane

ICS51

9LC

K044

71

|

IC

KIA7806Pi

D352

276

0375

002}

Diode

1N4531

or

1N4148

9L2

1363

13

|Low

pass

filter

FB-75G

Ic9t1

262

1701

906|

iC

SAAG579T

Europe/U.K.

model

D401

276

0375

002)

Diode

1N4531

or

1N4148

ic912

9LC

K044

71

|

1C

LC7074M

Europe/U.K.

model

D403

276

0375

002}

Diode

1N4531

or

1N4148

1€913,914

|

262

1968

008]

IC

BU4094B

D405

276

0375

002]

Diode

1N4531

or

1N4148

0407

9L2

3312

32M]

Diode

182471B

TR301~304]

271

0094

016]

Transistor

2SA970-BL

0409

912

3312

32Mi

Diode

1824718

TA305,306

|

271

0131

021]

Transistor

26A988-E/F

att

276

0375

002|

Diode

1N4531

or

1N4148

TR307~312}

273

0235

020]

Transistor

25C1841-E/F

D441

276

0375

002|

Diode

1N4531

or

1N4148

TR313,314

|

273

0325

008}

Transistor

26C1815-GR

481,482

|

2760375

002}

Diode

1N4531

or

1N4148

TR315,316

|

274

0060

007]

Transistor

2SD667A-C

TR317,318

|

272

0053

005

|

Transistor

2SB647A-C

D801

916

0053

008}

Diode

1N4002

TR319,320

|

273

0430

003!

Transistor

25C4278-E/F

802-804

|

276

0375

002]

Diode

1N4531

or

1N4148

TR321,322

|

271

0276

009/

Transistor

2SA1633-E/F

TR323,324

|

273

0235

020)

Transistor

26C1841-E/F

D905

276

0375

002}

Diode

1N4531

or

1N4148

i

TR325

271

0131

021|

Transistor

25A988-E/F

0911,912

|

276

0375

002}

Diode

1N4531

or

1N4148

:

TR351,352

|

271

0131

021]

Transistor

254988-E/F

TR353

|

273.0303

910!

Transistor

26C1740S-S

20351

91.2

3321

61M|

Zener

diode

HZ27-04

TR354

271

0192

002|

Transistor

2SA933-S

TR355

—_|

9L2

3286

25T|

Transistor

2SB647C

20551

276

0051

041]

Zener

diode

HZ7B1

912

3631

97

}1C

4066BC

TROO!

275

0051

006

|

Transistor

2SK161

Europe/U.K.

model

912

6225

21

[Switch

SL2-2

TROO2

Transistor

2SC2058S-Q

TRO03,004

Transistor

DTA114ES

9LB

J002

51

|AM

IF

trans

TROOS

Transistor

2SC1815Y

912

1370

33.

{FM

Det.

trans

TROOS

Transistor

25C1815Y

TROO7,008

Transistor

DTC323TS

9L2

4286

51

|Tuner

pack”

TROO9

Transistor

DTC144TS

TRO10

Transistor

DTA114TS

SLH

HO00

31

|Tuner

pack

TR601,602

Transistor

2$C2458-BL

TR603,604

Transistor

2SA1015GR

9L2

1701

32

|

Crystal

72MHz

001-003

Diode

1N4118

or

1N4531

9LJ

705501

{Tuner

P.W.B.

Sub,

Assy

006

Diode

1N4001

9LJ

1055 02

|Tuner

P.W.B.

Sub.

Ass'y

616,617

Diode

1N4118

or

1N4531

9LJ

7055

03

[Tuner

P.W.B.

Sub.

Assy

9LJ

T055

06

{Tuner

P.W.B.

Sub.

Ass'y

TR401

|

274.0094

016]

Transistor

2SA970-BL

Z0801

|

276

0299

007;

Zener

dioda

HZ3C2

TR403

|

271

0094

016]

Transistor

2SA970-BL

TR405

|

271.0131

021]

Transistor

2SA988-E/F

273

0235

020]

Transistor

25C

1841-E/F

RESISTORS

GROUP

Hed

ikccetied

Blaaraapee

cra

oa

R915-918

|

247

2969

052]

Carbon

film

2.2

kohm

1/4W

(NB)]

RID

4B2E222,NB

319,320.

/9LATO11

74A|

Fusible

resistor

68

ohm

14W_

|

RDIAB2EGAOJFR

piicere

eal

a

sraieetei

fa21-324

|

241

2369 023|

Carbon

fim 130 ohm

1/4W

(NB)

|

RD14B2E131

NB

i

sssiacl

ve

a

ieuake

R331,932

|

241

2821

045|

Carbon

fi220

ohm

1/4W

(NB)}

RID14B2E221JNB

ec

stata

cde

aeeeee

383-340

|9LATO10

12A|

Carbon

fim

0.22

ohm

1W

(NB}}

ID

4B2ERZ2JNB

971-374

|9LA

TOtO

2A}

Carbon

fim

0.22

ohm

VW

(NB}}

RD14BZERZ2NB

es

NAT

Oe

Transietey

2A

1038

EFF

R384

_—_|9LATO11

74R!

Fusible

resistor

68

ohm

1/4W

|

RD14B222E680JFR

273

0235

020|

Transistor

28C1841-E/F

273

0253

028]

Transistor

2$C2878-B

269

0022

904)

Transistor

DTA143ES

269

0018

002]

Transistor

DTC143ES

273

0303

910}

Transistor

2SC1740S-S

271

0192

002]

Transistor

2SA933-S

269

0040

009)

Transistor

OTC144ES

CE04D1H010JBP

CE04W1HRIOM

SRA

CQQ3M1HS63K

ECOM

CQ93M1H473K

CE04W1HR22M

SRA

254

4254

789

|

Electrolytic

1000

pF/16V

CE04W1C102M

607,608

|

254

4252

079

|

Electrolytic

1000

pF/10V

CE04W1A102M

R408,409

|

241

2369

052)

Carbon

film

2.2

kohm

1/4W

(NB)|

RD14B2E222JNB

R410

9LA

T011

74R}

Fusibie

resistor

68

ohm

1/4W

|

RD14B222E680JFR

R411,412

|

241

2369

023!

Carbon

film

130

ohm

1/4W

(NB)

|

RD14B2E131JNB

R416

241

2321

045}

Carbon

fim

220

ohm

1/4W

(NB)

|

RD14B2E221JNB

R417~-420

/9LA

TO10

12R)

Carbon

film

0.22

ohm

1/4W

(NB)|

RD1482ER22JNB

R431

241

2321

032|

Carbon

film

4.7

ohm

1/4W

(NB)|

RD1482E4R7JNB

R433,434

|

241

2321

032]

Carbon

film

4.7

ohm

1/4W(NB)

|

AD14B2E4R7JNB

R481,482

|

241

2322

060)

Carbon

film

1

ohm

1/4W

(NB)

|

RO14B2E010JNB

OTHER

PARTS

GROUP

9LE

W000

11

|

Antena

terminal

board

9LB

HOOS

31

|

MW

Ant

coil

9L2

1349

92

|

Ceramic

fiter

CFL-SFE10.7MA8A

|

Except

Europe

modet

9LB

NOO1

01

|

Ceramic

fiker

CFL-SFT10.7MS2A

|

Europe/

U.K.

model

SLB

.NOO1

11

|

Ceramic

filter

CFL-SFE10.7MS2GA

|

U.S.A/Canada/

Asia

model

273

0303

910}

Transistor

25C1740S-S

269

0018

002

|

Transistor

DTC143ES

273

323

910

Transistor

25C1740S-S

269

0022

904]

Transistor

OTA143ES

VR301,302

|

9LO

1603

23

|

Semi

fixed

resistor

§

kohm

VR401

9LO

1603

23

|

Semi

fixed

resistor

5

kohm

9LA

Y001

81

|

Variable

resister

100

kohm

9LA

Y001

82

|

Variable

resister

30

kohm

SLA

Y001

83;

Variable

resister

10

kohm

9LB

POOS

01

|

Ceramic

filter

BFU4S0C4N

SLB

P004

91

|

Ceramic

filter

CMU2-456A16

269

0022

904}

Transistor

DTA143ES

Diode

1N4531

or

1N4148

QLE

R002

32

|

4P

US

jack

RE

AV

AR-SOL/GOOR

DD

Sea

RR

Part

Name

-

Electrotyic

3200

WF/esV

|

CEOAW132M

CK14B1H221K

253

1174

018

|

Ceramic

0.01

pF/16V

CK14Y1C103M

U.S.A/Canada/

255

1085

006

|

Mytar

film

0.12

pF/S0V

CQG3M1H124K

ECOM

Asia

model

253

1174

018

|

Ceramic

0.01

pF/16V

CK14Y1C103M

304-306

|

253

1193

976]

Ceramic

220pF/SOV

:

CK14B1H221K

255

1258

053

Mylar

film

6800pF/SOV

CQS3M1H682K

ECOM

911,912

|

253.3613

001

|

Ceramic

27pF/S0V

CC14SL1H270J

309,310

r

CK14B1H101K

Europe/U.K.

model

313-316

COSGM1H102K

ECOM

C915

HMA

1000

163}

Caramic

560pF/50V

CK14B1H561K

317,318

i .

CK45=2A180)

Europe/U.K.

model

321,322

COS3M1H103K

ECOM

C919

253

1174

018

|

Ceramic

0.01

yF/16V

CK14Y10103M

325,326

|

253

1028

009]

Ceramic

220pF/500V

CK45B2H221K

Europe/U.K.

model

255

4213

972]

Mylar

film

0.01

pF/SOV

CQ93M1H103K

ECOM

SLA

L004

71

|

Electrolytic

8200

pF/SOV

Ge

0«w1H22M

SMH

255

1084

007

|

Mylar

fim

0.1

pF/S0V

CORaMIHTO4K

ECOM

|

I”

OTHER

PARTS

GROUP

255

1258

053}

Mylar

film

6800pF/SOV

‘COS3M1H682K

ECOM

OLE

D07

92

125P

FFG

or

Europe/U.KJAsia

mode!

253

1174

018]

Ceramic

0.01

pF/M6V

CK14¥10103M

255

1084

007]

Mytar

film

0.1

F/50V

CQGQM1H104K

ECOM

9LE

R002

41

|

1P

US

jack

9LE

Y005

01

|

Headphone

jack

253

1193

976)

Ceramic

220pF/S0V

CK14B1H221K

U.S.A/Canada/

Asia

model

253

1193

976

|

Ceramic

220pF/50V

CK14B1H221K

255

1073

005]

Mylar

film

0.012

pF/SOV

CQ9SM1H123K

ECOM

HMA

1000

212

Ceramic

33pF

/50V

CC14SLIH330J

255

1120

000)

Mylar

film

1000pF/SOV

COSGM

1H102K

ECOM

9122273

63

|

Trap

coil

1

pH

9122273

63

|

Trap

coll

1

pH

9L2

6413

21

|

SP

Relay

24V

9LE

U004

01

|

Speaker

terminal

(C)

9LE

U003

81

|

Front

SP

terminal

9L0

2478

76R}

BC

Ceramic

cap.

18pF/100V

|

CK45=2A180J

Europe/U.K.

model

9L0

2476

82R|

BC

Ceramic

cap.

18pF/100V

|

CK45=2A330J

U.S.A/Canada/

Asia

model

255

4213

972]

Mylar

film

0.01

yF/50V

COS3M1H103K

ECOM

255

4213

972|

Mylar

film

0.01

pF/SOV

CQ83M1H103K

ECQM

253

1028

009}

Ceramic

220pF/500V

CK45B2H221K

255

1120

084)

Mytar

film

4700pF/S0V

CQS93M1H472K

ECQM

253

1174

018]

Ceramic

0.01

pF/16V

CK14Y10103M

285

1084

007)

Mylar

film

0.1

pF/SOV

CQS3M1H104K

ECOM

253

1174

018!

Ceramic

0.01

uF/6V

CK14Y1C103M

C433,434

|

255

1084

007}

Mylar

film

0.1

yF/SOV

CQ93M1H104K

ECQM

435,436

|HMA

1000

152)

Ceramic

100pF/50V

CK14B1H101K

Europa/U.KJAsia

model

455,456

JHMA

1000

183

Ceramic

100pF/S0V

CK14B1H101K

C459,460

|

255

1120

042}

Mylar

film

2200pF/50V

CQ93M1H222K

ECQM

C461,462

|

255

1087

004]

Mylar

fikn

0.18

pF/SOV

COS3MIHI184K

ECQM

467,468

|

255

1073

005|

Mylar

film

0.012

yF/SOV

CQQ3M4H123K

ECQM

C469,470

|

255

4187

008;

Myjar

film

0.056

yF/SOV

CQ93P1H56

C471,472

|

254

4196

928

|

Electrolytic

0.33

yF/SOV

CEOAWIHR33M

SRA

CA74

253

1025

002]

Ceramic

0.022

yF/SOV

CK14F1H223Z

498,499

|

255

1084

007)

Mylar

film

0.1

yF/SOV

CQS3M1H104K

ECOM

9LF

E001

81

|

Speaker

switch

9L2

1701

33

|

Crystal

4.332MHz

U.K.

/Asia

model

942

792071

|

Crystal

4.0MHz

U.K.

/Asia

model

SLM

F001

71

]

Insulation

sheet

9LJ

T055

11

|

Main

AIM

P.W.B.

Ass'Y

U.S.A/Canada

mode!

9LJ

T055

12

|

Main

AIM

P.W.B.

Ass'Y

Europe

model

QLJ

T055

13

|

Main

AIM

P.W.B.

Ass'Y

U.K.

model

GLI

T055

16

|

Main

AIM

P.W.B.

Ass'Y

Asia

mode!

C552

253

1174

018|

Ceramic

0.01

pF/16V

CK14Y10103M

24

NR

alae

ne

ee

nee

nat nan

te

|

AVR-600/600R0D

AUDIO

P.W.B.

SUB

ASS'Y

FL

P.W.B.

SUB

ASS'Y

SEMICONDUCTORS

GROUP

OTHER

PARTS

GROUP

263

0672

903)

IC

BA4558F

SLE

Y000

98

|

10P

socket

(W}

9L.C

PO30

$1

|

IC

LC78212

SLE

YOOt

02

|

13P

socket

(W)

263

0672

903}

IC

BA4558F

Part

No.

Part

Name

SEMICONDUCTORS

GROUP

OTHER

PARTS

GROUP

263

0322

004

|

IC

BA4558

9LB

T005

31

|

Sub

power

transformer

262

0625

009|

IC

TC9176P

263

0322

004

|

IC

BA4558

9LB

T00S

32

|

Sub

power

transformer

263

0972

001

|

IC

BA6208

9LB

TO0S

33

|

Sub

power

transformer

SLE

R002

23

|

6P

US

jack

263

0906

006]

IC

NJM2177AF

QLE

R002

22

|

8P

US

jack

SLC

K050

32

|

IC

NJU9702G

262

1875

007)

IC

BU4066BCF

L201

9L2

1222

SAF

|

Inductor

120

pH

262

1875

007

|

IC

BU4066BCF

263

0855

005

IC

$118752

263

0516

001

|

IC

NJM7812FA

262

2190

011

|

IC

TMP87CM71F-6314

9LH

NOOO

31

|

IC

SBX1910-52

Remote

cotrol

senser

LF101,102

|

9B

J002

11

|

Low

pass

filter

SLC

A004

01R}

Transistor

OTA114EUA

TR202,203

|9LC

A003

91R|

Transistor

OTC144EUA

TR205

SLC

A0G3

91Ri

Transistor

DTC144EUA

399

0223

907

|

crystal

(CSA2.00MG)

TR206

SLC

A003

92R|

Transistor

DTC143EUA

TR207,208

Transistor

DTC144EUA

9LJ

P012

01

|

Audio

AIM

P.W.B.

Sub

Assy

TR209

LC

A003

91A}

Transistor

DTC144EUA

TR210

273

0303

910]

Transistor

28C1740S-S

9LJ

P012

02

|

Audio

AIM

P.W.B.

Sub

Ass'y

9LJ

P012

03

|

Audio

AIM

P.W.B.

Sub

Ass'y

0202-205

|

276

0375

002}

Diode

IN4531

9LJ

P012

06

|

Audio

AIM

P.W.B.

Sub

Ass'y

TR531

Transistor

2SC1740S-S

TRS52

Transistor

25C1740S-S

TR701,702

Transistor

DTC114ES

Diode

IN4148

or

IN4531

Diode

IN4148

or

iN4531

Diode

IN4148

or

IN4531

Diode

iN4001-B-D70

SLE

U000

86

|

4P

SP

terminal

20201

276

0463

917]

Zener

diode

HZS6C3L

Diode

IN4148

or

IN4531

SW702-713

|

9L2

6396

82R

|

Tact

switch

RESISTORS

GROUP

SW718-730

|

912

6396

82R

|

Tact

switch

R236

244

2007

009}

Metal

oxide

2200hm

1/4W

AS14B2E221JNB

Zener

diode

HZ9A3

9L2

641321

|

Speaker

relay

24V

LED

SLR54VC3F

R

CAPACITORS

GROUP

C109,110

C129

255

1084

007

|

Mytar

film

0.1

2F/50V¥

130,131

|

255

1084

007}

Mylar

film

0.1

pF/S0V

Themmister

201,202

|

255

1084

007}

Mylar

fim

0.1

yF/50V

C204

255

1122

008}

Mylar

film

0.047

yF/S0V

205,206

|

255

1064

007

|

Mylar

fim

0.1

yF/SOV

C208

255

1122

008}

Mylar

film

0.047

pF/SOV

C213

255

1120

084|

Mylar

fm

4700pF/50V

255

1088

003}

Mylar

film

0.22

pF/S0V

RD14B2E4R7JNB

Carbon

film

1

ohm

1/4W

(NB)

|

RO1482E010JNB

Carbon

film

20

ohm

1/4W

(NB)

|

RD1482E200JNB

Composition

2.7

Mohm

1/2W

|

RES

SOLID

1/2W

27M)

U.S.A/Canada/

Asia

model

9LJ

TOSS

21

|

FL

AIM

P.W.B.

Sub

Ass'y

C220

C222

255

1122 008}

Mylar

film

0.047

yF/SOV

C227-229

|

255

1088

003}

Mylar

film

0.22

F/S0V

C232

255

1088

003)

Mytar

film

0.22

pF/50V

233-236

|

255

1084

007]

Mylar

film

0.1

pF/SOV

255

1076

002

|

Mylar

film

0.023

yF/SOV

9LJ

T055

22

|

FL

AIM

P.W.B.

Sub

Ass'y

9LJ

T055

23

|

FL

AIM

P.W.8.

Sub

Ass'y

9LJ

TOSS

26

|

FL

AIM

P.W.B.

Sub

Ass'y

C276

Mylar

0.1

pF/S0V

511,512

Mylar

0.1

pF/S0V

513,514

Mylar

4700pF/SOV

CQ93M1H472K

ECOB

517,518

?

CE04W1E332M

524

;

CQ93M1H104K

ECOM

a

i

CEO4W1E222M

25

DENO-00301

/

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AVE

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fae

PRINTED

WIRING

BOARD

1

2

3

TUNER

UNIT

26

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