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ORDER
NO.
AD9003049C2
Service
Manual
Radio
Cassette
Portable
Stereo
CD
System
iste
oll)
aC
RX-DS30
MECHANISM
SERIES
(AR300)
@
SPECIFICATIONS
General:
Power
Requirement:
AC;
(EB)...240V,
50
Hz
(EG)...220
V,
50
Hz
Battery;
15
V
(10
R20/LR20,
UM-1
Radio
Section:
Frequency
Range:
Area
Country
RX-DT5S
Color
(K).
eaeekees
Black
Type
Continental
Europe
and
F.R.
Germany
FM;
87.5~
108
MHz
MW;
522~
1611
kHz
LW;
144~288
kHz
batteries)
Intermediate
Frequency:
FM;
10.7
MHz
Power
Consumption:
43
W
(AC
only)
AM;
459
kHz
Power
Output:
50
W
(25
Wx2)...PMPO
Sensitivity:
FM;
11
dB/50
mW
output
Speaker:
12
cmx2
PM
Dynamic
(—3
dB
Lim/Sens)
speaker
(2.70)
MW;
34
dB/m/50
mW
output
Input:
MIX
MIC;
2.5
mV/200~600Q,
@3.5
LW;
34
dB/m/50
mW
output
AUX;
200
mV/47
kQ
Tape
Deck
Section:
Output:
HEADPHONES;
32Q,
23.5
Frequency
Range:
40~
16,000
Hz
(with
normal
tape)
Dimensions:
660
(W)
x
198
(H)x251
(D)
mm
40~
17,000
Hz
(with
CrOz
tape)
Weight:
6.6
kg
without
batteries
Recording
System:
AC
bias,
AC
erase
Disc
Player
Section:
Tape
Speed:
4.8
cm/s
Sampling
Frequency:
44.1
kHz
Monitor
System:
Variable
sound
monitor
D-A
Conversion:
2
DAC
4
time
over
sampling
Track
System:
4-track
2-channel
stereo
recording
and
Beam
Source:
Semiconductor
laser
playback
(wavelength
780
nm)
Timer/Clock:
No.
of
Channels:
2
channels,
stereo
Power
Supply:
Battery;
DC
6
V
(4
R6/LR6,
UM-3
Frequency
Range:
Dynamic
Range:
S/N
Ratio:
Wow
and
Flutter:
20~20,000
Hz
(+1/—2
dB)
93
dB
(1
kHz)
97
dB
(1
kHz)
Unmeasurable
Weights
and
dimensions
shown
are
approximate.
Design
and
specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notice.
Panasonic
Matsushita
Electric
Industrial
Co.,
Ltd.
Central
P.O.
Box
288,
Osaka
530-91,
Japan
batteries)
RX-DT5
CONTENTS
Page
Page
@PRECAUTION
OF
LASAR
DIODE
.......................2..
2
eWIRING
CONNECTION
DIAGRAM
.................04
41,42
@LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS
................0..0000005
3~8
@BLOCK
DIAGRAM
e@HANDLING
PRECAUTIONS
FOR
TRAVERSE
DECK
........
9
CD
CIRCUIT
e332)
in
ccs
ordi
tn ed
neon
tele
ee
te
tan
43~46
@DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
......................
9~15
EXCEPT
CDCIRCUIT.................00002.0000.
47~50
@SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
e@USING
THE
EXTENSION
CABLE
..................00..
51,52
TUNER
CIRCUIT
....
0.
eee
eee
16~18
@MEASUREMENTS
AND
ADJUSTMENTS
............
53~58
CD.CIRGUIT
otic
eee
cates
ae
aaewiens
«
19~21
e@NEW
SERVO
GAIN
ADJUSTER
...............0..00
0.000.
59
TAPE
DECK
CIRCUIT...
00...
eee
eee
22~25
@FUNCTION
OF
IC
TERMINALS
.................0200
59~65
SYSTEM
CONTROL
CIRCUIT
...........20...00..
25~28
e@REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST
.................00008.
66~83
AF
GIRGUIT,
2a
iucerelni
nocd
st
aoe
ager
yee
aes
29~32
@CABINET
PARTS
LOCATION
....................000
75~77
@DESCRIPTION
OF
FLPANEL.................-2-20000
eee
32
@MECHANISM
PARTS
LOCATION
.................0..
78~80
eCIRCUIT
BOARD
DIAGRAM
...............002
cee
eee
33~
40
CAUTION:
THIS
PRODUCT
UTILIZES
A
LASER.
USE
OF
CONTROLS
OR
ADJUSTMENTS
OR
PERFORMANCE
OF
PROCEDURES
OTHER
THAN
THOSE
SPECIFIED
HEREIN
MAY
RESULT
IN
HAZARDOUS
RADIATION
EXPOSURE.
PRECAUTION
OF
LASER
DIODE
CAUTION:
This
product
utilizes
a
laser
diode
with
the
unit
turned
“on”,
invisible
laser
radiation
is
emitted
from
the
pick
up
lens.
Wave
length:
780
nm
Maximum
output
radiation
power
from
pick
up:
100
pW/VDE
Laser
radiation
from
the
pick
up
lens
is
safety
level,
but
be
sure
the
followings:
Do
not
disassemble
the
optical
pick
up
unit,
since
radiation
from
exposed
laserd
diode
is
dangerous.
Do
not
adjust
the
variable
resistor
on
the
pickup
unit.
It
was
already
adjusted.
Do
not
look
at
the
focus
lens
using
optical
instruments.
Recommend
not
to
look
at
pick
up
lens
for
a
long
time.
-FONn=
ACHTUNG:
Dieses
produkt
enthalt
eine
laserdiode.
Im
eingeschalteten
zustand
wird
unsichtbare
laserstrahlung
von
der
lasereinheit
abgestrahit.
Welleniange:
780
nm
Maximale
strehlungsleistung
der
lasereinheit:
100
uW/VDE
Die
strahlung
an
der
lasereinheit
ist
ungefahrlich,
wenn
folgende
punkte
beachtet
werden:
.
Die
lasereinheit
nicht
zerlegen,
da
die
strahlung
an
der
freigelegten
laserdiode
gefahrlich
ist.
.
Den
werksseitig
justierten
einstellregier
der
lasereinreit
nicht
verstellen.
.
Nicht
mit
optischen
instrumenten
in
die
fokussierlinse
blicken.
.
Nicht
Gber
langere
zeit
in
die
fokussierlinse
blicken.
FOND
ADVARSEL:
|
dette
a
apparat
anvendes
laser.
VORSICHT-
Unsichtbare
Laserstrahlung,
wenn
Abdeckung
geoffnet
und
DANGER-Invisible
laser
radiation
when
open
and
interlock
defeated.
Sicherheitsverriegelung
iiberbriickt.
Nicht
dem
Strahl
aussetzen.
(Inside
of
product)
(Im
Inneren
des
Gerates)
POSURE
TO
BEAM.
ADVARSEL:
USYNLIG
LASERSTRALING
VED
ABNING,
NAR
SIKKERHEDSAF-
CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT
BRYDERE
ER
UDE
AF
FUNKTION.
UNDGA
UDSATTELSE
FOR
STRALING.
LUOKAN
1
LASERLAITE
eer
ay
oe
LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS
TUNER/GENERAL
CONTROLS
_
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co
gor,
@
Speakers
(12
cm,
2.70)
@
Display
Selector
Switch
(DISPLAY)
@
Remote
Control
Sensor
(SENSOR)
@
Tuning
indicator
(TUNING)
@
Operation/Battery
Check/AC
Connection
Indicator
(OPR/BATT/STANDBY)
@
Band
Indicators
(FM/LW/MW)
@
Program
Indicator
([PROGRAM))
@
Preset
Station
Display
©
Frequency
Display
@
Tone
Control
(TONE)
RX-DT5
RX-DT5
@®
XBS
Level
Control
(XBS
LEVEL)
@
FM
Mode/Beat
Proof
Switch
(FM
MODE/B.P)
®
Operation
Switch
(OPERATION
The
operation
can
be
turned
on
by
pressing
one
of
the
Function
Selector
Buttons.
@®
Function
Selector
Buttons
(TAPE
-
TUNER/BAND
-
CD
-
AUX)
The
TUNER/BAND
Button
also
function
as
the
band
selector.
®
Tuning
Buttons
(TIME
SET/TUNING)
@
Headphone
Jack
(PHONES)
(23.5,
32)
@®
Volume
Control
(VOLUME)
CD-CONTROLS
(0)
2)
3}
(4)
6)
fe)
(2
6)
G)
|
TEROSRADT
RANDOM
TAEDIV)
@®
Disc
Holder
@®
CD
Eject
Button
(CD
EJECT)
@
Track
No.
Display
@
CD
Mode
Indicator
@
Music
Matrix
®
Program
Indicator
([PROGRAM])
@
Random
Indicator
([RANDOM))
@
Auto
Edit
Indicator
((A.
EDIT])
@
ATLS
Indicator
([ATLS])
@
Over
Mark
Indicator
(>)
@
Repeat
Indicator
(
(5)
®
Playing
Time
Display
€
Cancel
Button
(CANCEL)
@)
Fit
Button
(FIT)
@
ATLS
Button
(ATLS)
@
Tape
Length
Button
(TAPE
LENGTH)
@
Auto
Edit
Button
[AUTO
EDIT
(A/B)]
@
Pause
Button
(00)
@®
Play/Stop
Button
(>
/O)
@
Skip/Search
Button
(
Ki<1/<J<1)
@®
Skip/Search
Button
(>>/>C
)
@
Repeat
Button
(REPEAT)
RX-DT5
RX-DT5
DECK
CONTROLS
TIMER
CONTROLS
(DECK
1JDECK
2
CCEERT
ES
ED
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beeen
of
TONE
TIMER
REC
|
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Mil
PUlePeetstg
MAX
een
xB!
sv
Uy
MONO/)
ST/ST
/L
S
LEVEL,
FM
MODE/B.P
TIMER
CONTROLS
|
_
@
Deck
1
Cassette
Holder
@
Running
Indicator
@
Timer
Recording
Indicator
(TIMER-REC)
@
Deck
1
Eject
Button
(EJECT)
@
Deck
Selector
Buttons
(DECK
SELECTOR)
@
Timer
Indicator
(TIMER)
@
Deck
2
Cassette
Holder
@
Fast/TPS
Button
(<<
PL)
@
Timer
ON
Time
Indicator
(ON)
@
Deck
2
Eject
Button
(EJECT)
@
Reverse
Side
Playback
Button
(<1)
@®
Timer
ON
Time/Play
Mode
Indicator
@
Tape
Mode
Indicator
@
Stop
button
(0)
@
Timer
OFF
Time/Time
Display
@®
Tape
Counter
©
Front
Side
Playback
Button
(>)
@
Sleep
Indicator
(SLEEP)
@
Reverse
Mode
Indicator
@
Reverse
Mode
Selector
Switch
(REV
MODE)
@
Timer
OFF
Time
Indicator
(OFF)
@
Recording
Indicator
({REC))
@
Counter
Reset
Button
(COUNTER
RESET)
@®
Direction
Indicator
®
Edit
Recording
Button
(ONE
TOUCH
EDIT)
@
Deck
1,
2
Indicators
([DECK
4]
[DECK
2]})
@
Recording
Pause
Button
(REC
PAUSE)
he
SC
@
Timer
Button
(TIMER)
@®
Sleep
Button
(SLEEP)
@®
Timer
Check
Button
(TIMER
CHECK)
@
Time
Adjust
Button
(TIME
ADJUST)
@
Time/Sleep
Time
Adjust
Buttons
(TIME
SET/TUNING)
@
Timer
Recording
Switch
(TIMER-REC)
RX-DT5
REAR
PANEL
CD
Jacket
Stand
When
the
handle
is
pulled
down,
the
jacket
of
the
CD
now
being
played
can
be
stood
up
in
the
groove
of
the
top
panel.
When
the
tape
is
caught
in
the
pinch
roller,
etc.
Release
the
tape
by
tuning
the
pulley
on
the
motor
with
the
screwdriver
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow.
REAR
PANEL
@®
Telescopic
Antenna
@
AC
Socket
(AC
IN
~)
@®
Remote
Control
Holder
@
Battery
Compartment
Cover
@
Auxiliary
Input
Jacks
(AUX
IN)
(200
mV/47
kQ)
@
Mixing
Mic
Jack
(MIX
MIC)
(23.5,
200~6000)
@®
Handle
elnstailing
the
remote
control
unit
in
its
holder
RX-DT5
eRemote
control
operation
¢The
receiving
angle
is
approx.
60°
(30°
in
each
of
the
left,
right,
up,
and
down
directions).
The
maximum
usable
distance
in
about
7
m
when
the
Remote
Controller
is
aimed
directly
at
the
Remote
Control
Sensor.
When
using
battery,
it
is
not
possible
to
turn
on
the
unit
with
remote
controller.
TUNER/BAND:
Tuner
mode/Band
Selector
Button
1~12,
+10:
CD:
Numeric
Buttons
Tuner:
Preset
Tuning
Buttons
PROGRAM:
Program
Button
CANCEL:
Cancel
Button
(CD
only)
TAPE
operations
TAPE:
Tape
Mode
Selector
Button
DECK
1/2:
Deck
1/2
Selector
Button
<:
Reverse
Playback
Button
>:
Forward
Playback
Button
<<
>>:
Fast,
TPS
Buttons
@ll:
Rec-Pause
Button
a:
Stop
Button
@Do
not
operate
the
Remote
Controller
of
this unit
near
a
unit
which
is
designed
to
operate
using
a
different
remote
controller.
©Do
not
simultaneously
use
this
Remote
Controller
and
one
or
more
remote
controllers
intended
either
for
the
same
type
of
unit
or
for
another
type
of
unit,
such
as
a
television
set.
elf
you
operate
the
Remote
Controller
near
the
unit
when
listening
to
an
MW
or
LW
broadcast,
noise
may
be
heard.
In
such
a
case,
hold
the
Remote
Controller
at
a
sufficient
distance
from
the
unit
so
that
noise
is
not
heard.
Do
not
disassemble
the
Remote
Controller
or
touch
any
of
the
components
inside
it.
Do
not
place
a
heavy
object
on
the
Remote
Controller
or
leave
it
exposed
to
direct
sunlight
or
in
a
hot
location.
©Do
not
spill
liquids
on
the
Remote
Controller.
This
may
Cause
damage
to
the
controller.
4
TIMER
NER
(|
|
SLEEP
CHECK
4
Hs
Sel
Ss
|
TST
1
2
3
4
‘PROGRAM
SLEEP:
Sleep
Button
TIMER
CHECK:
Timer
Check
Button
DISPLAY:
Display
Selector
Button
CD:
CD
Mode
Selector
Button
RANDOM:
Random
Button
REPEAT:
Repeat
Button
bd
/<d<d
>>
/D>
DP
:
Skip/Search
Buttons
On:
Pause
Button
>/E:
Play/Stop
Button
VOLUME:
Volume
Controls
@
Replacement
interval
of
Remote
Controller
batteries
Although
the
life
of
the
batteries
will
vary
depending
upon
the
number
of
times
that
the
Remote
Controller
is
used,
the
average
life
based
on
the
used
of
the
batteries
is
about
1
year.
If
the
Remote
Controller
fails
to
operate
when
it
is
held
near
the
unit,
replace
the
batteries
with
new
ones,
even
if
one
year
has
not
elapsed.
RX-DT5
RX-DT5
HADLING
PRECAUTIONS
FOR
TRAVERSE
DECK
The
laser
diode
in
the
traverse
deck
(optical
pickup)
may
break
down
due
to
potential
difference
caused
by
static
|
Rete:
|
Removalotthe
Mechanism
——_|
electricity
of
clothes
or
human
body.
@
Handling
of
traverse
deck
(optical
pickup)
Optical
pickup
uses
So,
be
careful
of
electrostatic
breakdown
during
repair
of
the
traverse
deck
(optical
pickup).
1.
Do
not
subject
the
traverse
deck
(optical
pickup)
to
static
electricity
as
it
is
extremely
sensitive
to
electrical
vas
Lens
(Do
not
touch)
shock,
Variable
resistor
2.
To
prevent
the
breakdown
of
the
laser
diode,
an
anti-
(Do
not
turn)
static
shorting
pin
is
inserted
into
the
flexible
board
FPC
board
(FPC
board).
(Handle
it
carefully)
When
removing
or
connecting
the
short
pin,
finish
the
job
in
as
short
time
as
possible.
3.
Take
care
not
to
apply
excessive
stress
to
the
flexible
——
1.
Remove
6
screws
(@~@).
2.
Remove
the
mechanism
unit
in
the
direction
of
arrow.
board
(FPC
board).
Be
sure
to
short
this
portion
3.
Remove
4
connectors
(CP307,
CP309,
J971,
J951).
4,
Do
not
turn
the
variable
resistor
(laser
power
adjust-
Dee
Wee
mnoring
piven
el)
°
deeh
eae
:
Removal
of
the
®
ment).
It
has
already
been
adjusted.
eee
Shorting
pin
a
connector
(J971,
J951).
Push
©
Grounding
for
electrostatic
breakdown
prevention
:
FEC
i
SS!
aes
2
1.
Human
body
grounding
Sp
LL.
:
:
Line,
Use
the
anti-static
wrist
strap
to
relieve
the
static
electricity
from
your
body.
2.
Work
table
grounding
Put
a
conductive
material
(sheet)
or
steel
sheet
on
the
area
where
the
optical
pickup
is
placed,
and
ground
the
sheet.
Caution:
The
static
electricity
of
your
clothes
will
not
be
grounded
through
the
wrist
strap.
So,
take
care
not
to
let
your
clothes
touch
the
optical
pickup.
DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
an
iN
>
YEP)
3lease
4
claws
Chef
O74
4.
Remove
2
solders.
pet
Laie
we
vali
aaa
5.
Remove
2
connectors
(CP301,
CP302).
6.
Remove
the
screw
(@).
7.
Release
3
bosses.
.
Remove
2
screws
(@,
©).
.
Press
the
CD
eject
button
and
open
the
CD
cover.
.
Remove
the
volume
knob.
.
Remove
6
screws
(@~@).
@Removal
of
the
volume
knob.
Rope
Volume
knob
=
;
Battery
|
cover
©
1.
Remove
the
battery
cover.
1.
Remove
2
screws
(@,
@).
2.
Remove
8
screws
(@~@).
2.
Slide
out
the
Handle.
Mechanism
control
P.C.B.
Eject
button
Front
cabinet
4.
Remove
the
front
cabinet
in
the
direction
of
arrow.
3.
Press
the
eject
button
and
open
the
cassette
holder.
5.
Remove
the
claw.
6.
Remove
the
connector
(CP608).
1.
Remove
the
screw
(@).
Claw
2.
Remove
the
button
in
the
direction
of
arrow
(@).
3.
Release
5
claws
in
the
direction
of
arrows
©.
Ref.
No.
6
Removal
of
the
CD
Unit
Procedure
152-46
Removal
of
the
connector
(CS701,
CS702,
CS703).
%
CS701
CS702
3°
1.
Remove
4
screws
(Q@~@).
2.
Remove
3
connectors
(CS701,
CS702,
CS703).
Removal
of
the
CD
P.C.B.
Procedure
Ref.
No.
8
Removal
of
the
P.C.B.
Unit
Procedure
152-48
1.
Release
2
claws.
Blue
Orange-
YI
=
\
P7Q
/
Blue
White
\
2e
Ss
Switch
P.C.B.
2.
Remove
the
screw
(@).
3.
Remove
2
connectors
(CP3,
CM6052).
4.
Remove
the
switch
P.C.B.
and
relay
P.C.B.
in
the
direction
of
arrows
(1).
5.
Remove
the
P.C.B.
unit
in
the
direction
of
arrow
©.
2.
Remove
5
connectors
(CP701,
CP702, CP703, CP704,
CS705).
Ref.
No.
Removal
of
the
Headphones
Jack
9
P.C.B.
Procedure
152-—4-58->9
1.
Remove
the
connector
(CM604).
2.
Release
2
claws.
3.
Release
2
hooks.
Headphones
jack
P.C.B.
-11-
sy
ta
Removal
of
the
Relay
P.C.B.
eee
Removal
of
the
Tuner
P.C.B.
Procedure
Procedure
1—+2—>4->8--+10
g
1>2—4->8—
Relay
P.C.B.
1.
Remove
2
screws
(@,
@).
1.
Remove
2
screws
(@,
@).
2.
Pull
out
the
relay
P.C.B.
2.
Release
2
claws.
Removal
of
the
System
Control
P.C.B.
;
and
Operation
P.C.B.
Removal
of
the
Volume
Chassis
e
3)
(3)
Procedure
Procedure
1-2-4—-8—
"©
1>2--48—
9
>10—>12
¥
:
7
©
9—
10-12-13
1.
Remove
the
spring.
2.
Remove
2
screws
(@,
@).
Mechanism
CS701
operation
button
.
Remove
the
screw
(@).
.
Remove
the
mechanism
operation
button.
.
Remove
6
screws
(Q@~@).
.
Remove
4
connectors
(CS701,
CS702,
CS703,
CM804).
.
Remove
the
chassis
ass’y.
System
control
P.C.B.
chassis
.
Release
3
claws
in
the
direction
of
arrow
and
then
remove
the
system
control
P.C.B.
4.
Remove
the
volume
chassis.
5.
Release
the
claw
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@.
Operation
i
Gear
(A)
P.C.B.
7.
Remove
2
screws
(@,
©).
6.
Pull
out
the
gear
(A).
8.
Release
6
claws
in
the
direction
of
arrows.
7.
Remove
the
gear
(B)
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@.
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5»,
ON
Es)
Removal
of
the
Operation
Button
aaa
Removal
of
the
Disc
Holder
Procedure
q
Procedure
Screw-driver
1-24-89
RE
1-24-19
10—12—14
Procedure
Procedure
1-24-89
1>2-4—
1012-515
F
1.
Remove
the
solder.
2.
Release
3
claws
in
the
direction
of
arrows
(1).
sai:
tan
eee.
eee
el
Procedure
1
Drogas
15254589
Groove
~ia)
iciid
in
1012-16
~,
.
Remove
the
screw
(@).
2.
Remove
2
connectors
(CM604,
CM6051).
.
Release
2
claws
in
the
direction
of
arrow
(1).
.
Remove
the
AF
P.C.B.
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@).
1.
Slide
the
knob
in
the
direction
of
arrow.
2.
Remove
the
slide
knob.
Removal
of
the
Switch
Knob
Removal
of
the
CD
Cover
Procedure
Procedure
1-24-89
1>52—5—7
1012-17
1.
Remove
the
connector
(CN6052).
Release
the
claw
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@
and
then
remove
Release
the
boss.
Release
2
ribs.
2.
Remove
5
screws
(@~@).
<
the
battery
P.C.B.
in
the
direction
of
arrow
©).
Pies
ores
coe
en
-13- -14-
RX-DT5
RX-DT5
Removal
of
the
Disc
Holder
®O
Procedure
152-4519
Screw-driver
~
SRE
Claw
1.
Release
the
claw
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@.
2.
Release
3
claws
in
the
direction
of
arrows
@).
Removal
of
the
CD
EJECT
Lever
ee
Removal
of
the
CD
EJECT
Button
Procedure
Procedure
1524-20
15254
>
20—>21
©
1000
ANUONNONDO08
Procedure
1>2—8—
22
.
Remove
the
screw
(@).
2.
Remove
2
connectors
(CM604,
CM6051).
3.
Release
2
claws
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@.
4.
Remove
the
AF
P.C.B.
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@).
eee
Removal
of
the
Power
P.C.B.
et
ya
Removal
of
the
Battery
P.C.B.
Procedure
Fok
oe
i
~\
Procedure
1-223
é
S
3254824
|
Release
the
claw
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@
and
then
remove
the
battery
P.C.B.
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@.
1.
Remove
the
connector
(CN6052).
2.
Remove
5
screws
(@~@).
-14-
Ref.
No.
26
Procedure
1—2—26
Removal
of
the
Speaker
Procedure
1—-2—8—25
Removal
of
the
Battery
P.C.B.
and
Battery
Terminal
cacoamanaee
AE
2
[t
oo
ie
a
as
a
mI
|=_
i
S
|
i
|
|
i
I
Claw
CP607
Noi
ces
Satesstocate
1.
Remove
the
connector
(CP607).
2.
Release
the
claw
and
then
remove
the
battery
terminal
and
battery
P.C.B.
in
the
direction
of
arrow.
Removal
of
the
Cassette
Holder
eRemove
8
screws
(@~@).
——
Removal
of
the
Eject
Lever.
Procedure
152-28
Procedure
——_—|
Rib
-
®
Release
2
ribs
in
the
direction
of
arrows.
Ref
No.
|
Removal
of
the
Eject
Button
Procedure
_—
ee
ee
ee
Screw-driver
1.
Release
2
claws
in
the
direction
of
arrows
@.
2,
Remove
the
badge
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@.
1.
Release
the
claw
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@.
2.
Remove
the
eject
button
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@,
©.
-15-