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Panasonic RQ-J20X User manual

ORDER
NO.
ARD82080186C2-09
Service
Manual
Mini
Cassette
World's
First
dbx
-Equipped
RQ-J2
OX
Stereo
Cassette
Player
(Dark
Gray)
This
is
the
Service
Manual
for
the
following
areas.
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For
all
European
areas.
RQ-2720
MECHANISM
SERIES
Specifications
Power
requirements:
AC;
with
optional
AC
adaptor
RP-31
Battery;
3V
(two
R6
size
dry
batteries)
Rechargeable
battery;
with
optional
rechargeable
battery
pack
RP-009
Track
system:
4-track
2-channel
stereo
playback
with
included
stereo
headphones
Tape
speed:
4.8cm/s
Dynamic
range:
More
than
97
dB
(at
1kHz),
with
dbx
in
Signal-to-noise
ratio:
dbx
in;
81dB
dbx
out;
56dB
(A
weighted,
3%
THD
at
1
kHz)
Fast
forward
and
rewind
time:
Approx.
120
seconds
with
C-60
cassette
tape
Input:
DC
in;
3V
Output:
Headphones;
output
level
630
mV
(162)/CH
Head:
1
LH
head
for
stereo
playback
Dimensions:
88.0mm(W)
X
138.0mm(H)
x
27.1mm(D)
Weight:
340
g,
without
batteries
Specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notice
*
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term
dbx
is
a
registered
trademark
of
dbx
Inc.
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LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS
AND
COMPONENTS
:--
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LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS
AND
COMPONENTS
@
dbx
IN/OUT
switch
@
Playback
button
@®
Fast
forward/cue
button
@®
Rewind/review
button
®
Stop/eject
button
©
Built-in
microphone
@
Battery-check
lamp
@®
Headphones
jack
@
Tape
selector
(Metal
L/Metal
H,
Normal
L/
Normal
H)
Pause/mic
on
switch
@
Volume
control
@
Cassette
compartment
cover
@®
Battery
cover
DC
IN
jack
DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
Bottom
case
y
24assembly
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1
(IW
Epc!
Cassette
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compartment
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Fig.
4
Procedure
To
remove
——
Remove
——
Shown
in
fig.
——
.
-
Battery
cover
1
+
2
screws
1
+
3
black
screws
2
-
As
shown
in
fig.
1,
push
the
claw
in
the
direction
of
arrow
©,
then
lift
bottom
case
assembly
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@).
Bottom
case
assembly
+
2
screws
*
1
red
screw
-
First,
press
the
stop/eject
button,
and
open
the
cassette
compartment
cover.
Main
case
assembly
Press
the
playback
button,
and
push
the
mechanical
assembly
up
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@)
while
pulling
portion
@)
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@),
as
shown
in
Fig.
3.
Then,
the
main
case
assembly
can
be
removed.
>
1
red
screw
+
2
screws
+
2
black
screws
-
Unsolder
the
soldered
portion
of
the
brush
holder
assembly
CHIP
PARTS
REPAIR
PROCEDURE
(transistor,
diode,
resistor
and
capacitor,
etc.)
Main
circuit
board
and
motor
governor
circuit
board
A.
Removal
1.
Remove
all
solder
from
both
ends
of
chip
using
a
solder
sucker
(RP8062)
or
desoldering
wick.
Tweezers
2.
While
the
chip
is
hot
remove
it
by
turning
with
tweezers,
as
shown
in
fig.
1.
*
Make
sure
that
the
unit
is
turned
OFF
when
checking
the
resistance
and
polarity
of
a
chip.
Soldering
iron
Unsolder
B.
Mounting
Place
solder
on
the
foil
chip
mounting,
and
solder
the
chip
while
applying
Soldering
iron
the
soldering
iron
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow,
as
shown
in
the
diagram
y
&
(point
must
(fig.
2).
be
clean)
Fig.
2
Solder
C.
Precautions
in
mounting
the
chip
1.
Do
not
heat
the
chip
beyond
3
seconds.
2.
Do
not
rub the
electrode.
3.
Use
tweezers
to
prevent
any
damage
to
the
surface.
4.
It
is
recommended
that
a
pencil-type
soldering
iron
be
used.
5.
Maintain
temperature
control
under
260°C
(500°F)
when
soldering.
*
Chip
resistance
(of
not
more
than
100Q)
may
vary
greatly
with
the
direction
of
mounting;
therefore,
mount
the
white
side
on
the
pattern
side.
6.
Do
not
re-use
the
tantalum
capacitors
or
ceramic
capacitors
after
removal
(use
new
components).
7.
Do
not
subject
the
components
(chips)
to
excessive
stress.
ok,
3
—
RO-J20X
MEASUREMENT
AND
ADJUSTMENT
METHODS
Condition:
Equipment:
*
VTVM
*
Stereo
M3
Tape
speed
adjustment
Condition:
Equipment:
*
Test
tape-
*
Stereo
M3
adjustment
Condition:
Equipment:
*
VTVM
*
Test
tape
-
Head
azimuth
adjustment
*
Playback
mode
*
Test
tape
(azimuth)
*
Resistor
(16Q)
*
Playback
mode
*
Digital
electronic
counter
or
frequency
counter
++
QZZCWAT
*
Resistor
(16Q)
Attack
recovery
time
*
Playback
mode
«+
QZZCFM
NOTES:
@
Make
sure
head
is
clean.
@
Make
sure
capstan
and
pressure
roller
are
clean.
e
Judgeable
room
temperature:
20£5°C
(68+9°F)
ITEM
MEASUREMENT
&
ADJUSTMENT
L-CH/R-CH
output
balance
adjustment
1.
Make
connections
as
shown
in
fig.
1
and
2.
2.
Playback
the
8
kHz
signal
from
the
test
tape
(QZZCFM).
Adjust
screw
(B)
in
fig.
3
for
maximum
output
L-CH
and
R-CH
levels.
When
the
output
levels
of
L-CH
and
R-CH
are
not
at
maximum
at
the
same
time,
readjust
as
follows.
Turn
the
screw
shown
in
fig.
3
to
find
angles
A
and
C
(points
where
peak
output
levels
for
left
and
right
channels
are
obtained).
Then,
locate
the
angle
B
between
angles
A
and
C,
i.e.,
a
point
where
L-CH
and
R-CH
output
levels
come
together
at
maximum
(Refer
to
figs.
3
and
4).
*
Oscilloscope
+++
QZZCFM
plug
L-CH/R-CH
phase
adjustment
4.
Make
connections
as
shown
in
fig.
2
and
5.
and
a
waveform
as
illustrated
in
fig.
6
is
obtained
on
L-CH
peak
level
R-CH
peak
level
accuracy
Tape
speed
accuracy
1.
Test
equipment
connection
is
shown
in
fig.
2
and
7.
2,
playback
signal
to
frequency
counter.
3.
Take
measurement
at
middle
section
of
test
tape.
4.
Measure
this
frequency.
5
f—3,000
3,000
where,
f
=measured
value
“e
Tape
speed
accuracy
=
Standard
value:
+2.5%
.
If
measured
value
is
not
within
standard,
adjust
tape
location),
so
that
frequency
becomes
3,000
Hz.
Test
equipment
connection
is
shown
in
fig.
8.
Set
dbx
switch
to
IN.
Playback
the
test
tape
(QZZCFM:
315Hz/0
dB).
Read
voltage
on
VTVM.
PWN
Reference
value:
15+0.5mvV
Playback
head
UNIT
Dummy
\y
2
load
(16.2)
iB
Sees
-
r
S
eee
Insert
A
Dummy
i i
load
(160)
Shield
wire’
Black
R-CH
5.
Playback
the
8kHz
signal
from
the
test
tape
(QZZCFM).
(B)
shown
in
fig.
3
so
that
pointers
of
the
two
VTVMs
swing
to
maximum
Playback
test
tape
(QZZCWAT
3,000Hz),
and
supply
.
On
the
basis
of
3,000Hz,
determine
value
by
following
formula:
X
100
(%)
e
Volume
control:
Maximum
©
Tape
select
switch:
Normal
(Hi)
@
Pause
switch:
OFF
©
dbx
switch:
OUT
Headphones
jack
Es
ee
ee
16
Playback
mode
Fig.
1
a
“VIVM
Oseilloscope
Shield
wire
L-CH
Fig.
2
c
Playback
head
\
Adjust
screw
A
Screw
(B)
Fig.
3
the
oscilloscope.
jack
Playback
mode
Digital
electronic
counter
Fig.
7
speed
adjustment
VR
(shown
in
electrical
parts
ITEM
MEASUREMENT
&
ADJUSTMENT
Level
difference
adjustment
for
pre-amp
and
dbx
IC
(AN6291)
1.
Test
equipment
connection
is
shown
in
fig.
9.
2.
Set
volume
control
(VR2)
to
maximum
and
dbx
switch
to
IN.
3.
Playback
the
test
tape
(QZZCFM:
315Hz/O
dB),
and
using
VTVM
measure
the
output
level.
Channel
balance
adjustment
Condition:
*
Playback
mode
Equipment:
+
VTVM
*
Test
tape
---
VR2-1
(L-CH)
—O-
Ground
—_
VR2-2
QZZCFM
<©—
<9
(R-CH)
"y
.
Perform
measurement
for
both
channels.
.
Check
that
the
measured
values
for
both
channels
are
in
a
range
of
22.4mV
(—33dB)
to
31.6mV
(—30<B),
and
that
the
level
difference
between
channels
is
3
dB
or
:
less.
Fig.
9
.
lf
the
measured
values
do
not
meet
the
above
requirements,
the
following
adjustment
is
required.
The
playback
output
and
level
difference
between
channels
of
the
RQ-J20X
can
be
adjusted
by
control-
ling
the
playback
gain
of
the
pre-amp.
Procedure:
L-CH
and
R-CH
playback
gains
change
as
shown
in
table
1
according
to
open/short
circuit
at
connection
points
®),
©,
©,
©,
©
and
@
on
the
main
circuit
board
(fig.
10).
For
level
difference
adjustment,
open
or
short
the
connection
points
by
soldering
so
that
the
output
level
difference
between
L-CH
and
R-CH
is
minimal.
Connection
point
Connection
point
©
Connection
point
©
Open
Short
Open
Short
—_—_}—__
Open
Open
Short
Short
Short
Open
Open
Open
R-CH
output
level
2dB
up
4dB
up
6
dB
up
9dB
up
Connection
point
©
Open
SEER
Connection
point
©
Connection
point
@
L-CH
output
level
Open
Short
Open
Short
Open
Short
Short
Short
Open
Open
Open
2
dB
up
4dB
up
6
dB
up
9dB
up
Table
1
we
(Se
GD
omc
point
©
R
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oe
re
we
Se
Connection
point
©.
Connection
point
©)
Main
circuit
board
(back
side)
Connection
point
@)
Connection
point
©
Connection
point
Connection
point
©
Fig.
10
Level
difference
adjustment
for
headphones-amp
.
Test
equipment
connection
is
shown
in
fig.
1
and
2.
.
Set
volume
control
to
5,
tape
selection
switch
to
normal
(Hi)
and
dbx
switch
to
OUT.
.
Playback
frequency
response
test
tape
(QZZCFM),
and
using
VTVM
measure
the
output
level
at
headphones
jack.
.
Make
measurement
for
both
channels.
.
Check
output
if
level
difference
between
L-CH
and
R-CH
is
within
2
dB.
L-CH
output
level
—
R-CH
output
level
=
+2dB
If
the
measurement
value
do
not
meet
the
standard
value
range,
adjust
as
described
below.
.
L+CH
and
R-CH
playback
output
balance
adjustment
of
RQ-J20X
is
done
by
adjusting
the
gain
of
the
L-CH
and
R-CH
headphones
amplifier.
Procedure:
L-CH
and
R-CH
output
level
changes
as
shown
in
table
2
by
opening
or
shorting
connection
points
@)
and
©
on
the
main
circuit
board
(fig.
10)
by
soldering.
So
open
or
short
the
connection
points
so
that
the
output
level
difference
between
L-CH
and
R-CH
is
minimized.
Channel
balance
adjustment
Condition:
*
Playback
mode
Equipment:
*
VTVM
*
Oscilloscope
*
Test
tape
---
QZZCFM
*
Stereo
M3
plug
*
Resistor
(16Q)
Connection
point
@
R-CH
output
level
Connection
point
@)
L-CH
output
level
Open
Up
Open
Up
t t
Short
Short
Table
2
Confirmation
of
dbx
decode
effect
Condition:
*
Playback
mode
Equipment:
*VTVM
*
ATT
*
AF
oscillator
*
Stereo
M3
plug
.
Supply
315
Hz
signal
from
AF
oscillator
through
4
estilator
.
Remove
three
lead
wires
of
head
by
desoldering.
.
Test
equipment
connection
is
shown
in
fig.
2
and
11.
.
Set
dbx
switch
to
IN.
.
Load
a
cassette
tape
(to
defeat
auto-stop
function),
and
set
the
unit
to
playback
mode.
=
ATT
(for
—78dB
attenuation)
to
head
lead
wire
terminal
(on
FPC)
(for
both
channels)
as
shown
Head
lead
wire
terminal
Headphones
jack
Playback
mode
*
Resistor
(16.Q)
in
fig.
12.
control
(VR2).
signals
are
inputted.
.
At
this
time,
measure
output
level,
and
adjust
measured
value
to
50
mV
by
adjusting
volume
.
Next,
attenuate
315
Hz
signal
by
—66dB
and
—86
dB,
and
measure
output
levels
when
these
.
Perform
measurement
for
both
channels.
.
Check
that
the
measured
values
meet
the
requirements
in
the
dbx
decode
eftect
table.
dbx
decode
effect
table
Input
signal
|
Measured
value
~76dB
(315Hz)
|
OdB
(50
mV)
—66
dB
(315Hz)
|
+2043
dB
(500mvV)
—86
dB
(315Hz)
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
LOCATION
REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST
Part
Name
&
Description
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
E1
QWY4142Y
Playback
Head
E2
QES1533
Brush
Holder
Assembly
E3
WM034BZ103
Condenser
Microphone
E4
QKJ0502
Microphone
Holder
E5
QKJ0501
Holder
E6
QGT1562
Switch
Knob
(for
Pause)
E7
QYTO639W
Volume
Knob
E8
QQC1735
Shelter
EQ
QTS1590
Shield
Plate
E
10
QBHO0081
Insulating
Sheet
Et
QTD1258
Lug
Terminal
E
12
XQN16+A3FZ
Screw
@1.6x3
E13
XQN16
+
A35FR
Screw
@1.6x3.5
E14
XQN16+C4FY
Screw
@1.6x4
E15
XTNQI6C4FFR
Screw
@1.6x4
E16
QHQ1320
Step
Screw
E17
-
QBH0180
Protection
Sheet
E
18
QYT0654
Switch
Knob
(for
dbx)
E19
XTNQ16C28F
Tapping
Screw
@1.6x2.8
E
20
XTNQ16A3F
Screw
@1.6x3
E21
QTW1242
Insulating
Sheet
—20+3dB
(5mV)
E20
E5
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circuit
board
(back
side)
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MECHANICAL
PARTS
LOCATION
(Rear
View)
(Top
View)
Pressure
Roller
ew
76
Playback
Head
Arm
Assembly
A
Head
Base
Plate
Assembly
Clamper.
M33
M74
(MOTOR
WITH
MOTOR
GOVERNOR
B
CIRCUIT
BOARD)
Upper
Base
Plate
Assembly}
Lower
Base
Plate
Assembly
ere
|
E
M4:
Switch
Rod
Adjust
the
timing
M53:
Head
Base
:
Plate
Assembly
In
FF/REW
mode,
the
ON
timing
of
the
FF/REW
switch
(S3)
is
slightly
delayed
(compared
with
gear
engagement
timming)
to
prevent
generation
of
M73
Eject
Lever
Spring
mechanical
noise.
When
the
limiter
plate
(M47)
is
replaced,
adjust
the
timing
as
shown
in
the
figure.
M47:
Limitter
Plate
REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST
SPECIFICATIONS
T
i;
Ref
No.
Part
Name
&
Description
Ref
No.
Part
No.
Part
Name
&
Description
Ref
No.
Part
No.
l
Part
Name
&
Description
Ref
No.
Part
No.
Part
Name
&
Description
Ref No.
Part
No.
Part
Name
&
Description
;
+30
E
No.
|
Part Name
&
Deseristion
|
Pressure
of
pressure
roller
220%
408
MECHANICAL
PARTS
M
17
QBN1863
Switch
Rod
Spring
M
34
XTNQI6C4JFY
Tapping
Screw
@1.6x4
M
52
QTD1302
Wire
Clamper
M
69
QXRO0863
Fast
Forward
Rod
Assembly
M
18
QBN1864
Switch
Arm
Spring
M
35
XTSQI6A4JFC
Tapping
Screw
@1.6x4
M
53
QXK2546
Head
Base
Plate
Assembly
|M
70
QMA4333
Mechanism
Holding
Plate-C
Tak
tone)
M1
QMK1940
Chassis
Cover
M
19
QBN1865
Auto-Stop
Detection
Lever
M
36
XTNQ16C3J
—-
Tapping
Screw
@1.6x3
M54
QXF0185N
Flywheel
Assembly
M71
QMR1967
Changing
Rod
€up
tension
M2
QmR1962
Stop
Rod-2
Spring
M37
QHQ1293
Head
Adjustment
Screw
M55
QXK2547
Rod
Base
Plate
Assembly
|M72
QMF2233
Stopper
*
Use
cassette
torque
meter
35+10g-cm
M3
QXR0789
Eject
Rod
Assembly
M
20
QBN1866
Brake
Arm
Spring
M
38
QBW2030
Nylon
Washer
M
56
QXR0781
Control
Rod
Assembly
M
73
QBT1953
Eject
Lever
Spring
*+*
QZZSRKCT
M4
QMR1968
Switch
Rod
M
39
QBW2010
Poly
Washer
M
57
QXL1279N
Takeup
Gear
Lever
Assembly
|M
74
MHE3S3RB
Motor
Assembly
M5
QMR1970
Lock
Rod
M
21
QBN1867
Cue
Lever
Spring
M
40
QBW2012
Poly
Washer
M
58
QXL1508
Fast
Wind
Gear
Lever
(with
Motor
Governor
P.C.B)
i
6
M6
QML3836
Fast
Wind
Control
Rod
M22
QBN1876
Changing
Rod
Return
Spring
|M41
—
QXK2544
Lower
Base
Plate
Assembly
Assembly
M75
QBG1676
Motor
Rubber
Wow
and
flutter:
JIS
Less
than
0.4%
M7
QBP1937
Cassette
Retainer
Spring
M
23
QBT1950
Control
Lever
Spring
M
59
Qmb0022
Auto-Stop
Cam
M
76
QHQ1302
Step
Screw
*
Use
test
tape
---
QZZCWAT
(RMS)
M8
QXA1198
Counter
Angle
Assembly
M
24
QBT1951
Rod
Spring
M
42
QDB0315
Flywheel
Belt
M
60
QXL1510
Lock
Release
Lever
Assembly
|
M
77
QXA1200
Motor
Holding
Plate
Assembly
M9
QXR0784
Playback
Rod
Assembly
M
25
QBT1952
Lock
Release
Lever
Spring
M
43
QMG0108
Tape
Guide
M
61
QXG1064
Main
Gear
Assembly
M
78
QXP0631
Pulley
M
10
QMA4381
Cassette
Holding
Angle
M
26
QBT1954
Playback
Rod
Spring
M
44
QBC1339
Head
Adjustment
Spring
M
79
QBW2102
Washer
M
27
QXL1511
Pressure
Roller
Arm
Assembly]
M
45
QBN1861
Playback
Spring
M
62
QxD0128
Takeup
Reel
Table
Assembly
|M
80
QMA4507
Switch
Angle
1M
11
QML3844
Switch
Arm
M
29
QTW1274
Insulating
Sheet
M
46
QBN1862
Pressure
Roller
Spring
M
63
QXD0134
Supply
Reel
Table
Assembly
|M
81
XQS16+3
Screw
@1.6x3
M
12
QML3451
Auto-Stop
Detection
Lever
M
30
XQN164+C3FY
Screw
@1.6x3
M
47
QZM0048
Limitter
Plate
M
64
QXR0861
Stop
Rod
Assembly
M
13
QXL1509
Brake
Arm
Assembly
M
31
XQN16+C5FY
Screw
@1.6x5
M
48
QBW2008
Poly
Washer
M
65
QMA4331
Mechanism
Holding
Plate-A
M
82
XTNQ16A3F
Tapping
Screw
@1.6x3
M
14
QGO1957W
Playback
Button
M
49
XSN24+4
Screw
@2x4
M
66
QMA4308
Switch
Angle
M
83
QHQ1333
Step
Screw
F
M
15
QBC1403
Flywheel
Spring
M
32
QHQ1320
Step
Screw
M
50
XQS16
+
A18FC
Screw
@1.6x
1.8
M
67
QXRO0862
Rewind
Rod
Assembly
M
84
QTD1258
Lug
Terminal
M
16
QBC1404
Back
Tension
Spring
M
33
XTNQ16C3F
Tapping
Screw
@1.6x3
M
51
XQN16
+
C1I8FY
Screw
@1.6x
1.8
M
68
QMA4332
Mechanism
Holding
Plate-B
|M
85
QBW2101
Poly
Washer
aes
Se
a
ee
—15—
a
16
=
aie
OX
nO
OX
MECHANICAL
PARTS
LOCATION
CABINET
PARTS
LOCATION
M57
—-
M62
G2
g
G8
D1
(LED)
E3
SPRING
LOCATION
M10
Cassette
Holding
Angle
M7
Cassette
Retainer
Spring
M25
Lock
Release
Lever
Spring
M41
Lower
Base
Plate
Assembly
o)
M20
Brake
Part
Name
&
Description
Arm
Spring
CABINET
PARTS
G5
XQN16+A3FZ
Screw
@1.6x3
M6
Fast
Wind
G6
XTN2+8JFZ
Tapping
Screw
@2x8
Control
Rod
G1
QYM0853K
Main
Case
Assembly
M23
Control
G
1-1
QBM1301
Cushion
G7
XQS16+A4FZ
Screw
@1.6x4
Mie
ute
StOR
Lever
Spring
G1-2
QJB0109
Battery
Terminal-A
G8
XQN16
+
A22FZ
Screw
@1.6x
2.2
:
G
1-3
QJB0142
Battery
Terminal-C
LM17
Switen
G
1-4
QJB0160
Battery
Terminal-B
ACCESSORIES
Maa
Head
lod
Spring
M24
Rod
Spring
G3-7
G15
QJBO0161
Rechargeable
Battery
Terminal
a
justment
Spring
woe
Ser
M4
Switch
Rodm
:
G16
XTN2+6B
Tapping
Screw
@2x6
Al
RP9529XP
Stereo
Headphones
Assembly
M18
Switch
M3
Eject
Rod
G2
QKM1553K
Bottom
Case
Assembly
A2
QFK0192
Carrying
Bag
IT
Arm
Spring
Assembly,
G3
QYF0572H
Cassette
Lid
Assembly
A3
Qzc0020
Shoulder
Belt
M24
Rod
Spring
G31
QXA1237
Cassette
Holder
A4
QQT3366
Instruction
Book
.
G3-2
QKC1091K
Hinge-A
PACKINGS
M53
Head
Base
=
G33
QKC1092K
Hinge-B
Plate
Assembly
r
G34
QMN8031
Cassette
Lid
Shaft
P41
QPN4368
Inside
Carton
M
M24
Rod
Spring
|
M26
Playback
|
G35
QBN7012K
Cassette
Lid
Spring
P2
QPA0649
Cushion
Playback:
Hod
Assembly
Rod
Spring}
G36
XQN16+A16FN
Screw
@1.6x
1.6
P3
QPS0604
Pad
X
Y
21
Cue
Lever
Sprin
Mg
Playback
Rod!
<3
|
G37
XQS16+A4FZ
Screw
@1.6x4
P4
QPC0083
Poly
Sheet
Me
ue
Leven
oping:
NGS
Hod
Base
Assembly
1
M24_
°F
°M73
Eject
|
G38
QkKJ0524
Collar
XZB14X25A02
Poly
Bag
(for
UNIT)
2S
sf
|
Rod
Spring
lever
|
a4
QKF4046K
Battery
Cover
SS
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—17—
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Japan
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