Panasonic NV-FJ600A User manual

ORDER NO. VRD0005015C3
Video Cassette Recorder
NV-FJ600A
NV-FJ600EA
Z-MECHANISM
SPECIFICATIONS
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1. INTRODUCTION
This service manual contains technical information which will allow service
personnel to understand and service this model.
If the circuit is changed or modified, this information will be followed by
supplementary service manual to be filed with original service manual.
Note:
1. Adjustment procedures, Disassembly Procedures and Assembly Procedures for
Mechanism Chassis are separate volume from this service manual.
Please refer to the service manual for Z-Mechanism Chassis. (Order No.
VRD9802005C2)
2. The Model No. is indicated on the Schematic Diagram and Circuit Board Diagrams
as follows.
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Model No. Indication Mark
NV-FJ600A (A)
NV-FJ600EA (EA)
2. GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS
2.1. SERVICE INFORMATION
2.1.1. MICROPROCESSOR RESET
When the Microprocessor IC6001, MAIN C.B.A. and/or Back-up Battery B6001 are
replaced, read following procedure carefully and proceed it.
Reasons:
There is a RAM in the IC6001, which is backing up:
1. TV Tuning Data.
2. PG shifter Adjustment Data
3. Option Setting Data
When IC6001, MAIN C.B.A. and/or Back-up Battery B6001 are replaced, all above
listed data become not available.
These data are backing up by using the power source of:
AC connected: AC Power source
AC Disconnected: Back-up Battery B6001
Method:
Before replacing IC6001, MAIN C.B.A. and/or B6001:
1. Take a note that stored TV broadcasts channels.(Because , its user may store TV
broadcasts by manually other than "Auto Tuning" operation and it is also erased.)
After replacing IC6001, MAIN C.B.A. and/or B6001:
1. Turn on the VCR.
2. Connect a jumper wire between TL7509 and TL7510 for 1 second to reset IC6001.
After resetting IC6001:
1. Store TV broadcasts channels by Auto/Manual Tuning using the On Screen Display
according to note which taken before replacing IC6001, MAIN C.B.A. and/or B6001.
2. Set the Direct Rec function to OFF using On Screen Display if necessary.
(Because, Direct Rec function is set automatically to ON after resetting IC6001.)
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[Direct Rec Function]
OFF: Normally set at this position.
ON: This settingenables Direct Rec.
AV1 Input(A1) becomes exclusive channel for Direct Rec.
3. Perform the PG SHIFTER ADJUSTMENT.
(Refer to the Electrical Adjustment Procedures.)
Note:
1. It should be performed before tuning.
2. Do not cut off the power source during reset.
Fig. S1
2.1.2. CYLINDER UNIT REPLACEMENT
1. CYLINDER UNIT REPLACEMENT
A. Remove the mechanism unit from MAIN C.B.A./Chassis by referring“SECTION 3.
Disassembly Method”.
B. Remove the 3 screws (A) of the CYLINDER UNIT with a screw driver.
C. Unlock the 4 locking tabs (B) and disconnect the Cylinder fiexible card from the
FPC Holder.
D. Remove the CYLINDER UNIT.
CAUTION:
Handle the Cylinder flexible card with care. When it damaged, you should replace
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whole Cylinder unit.
Fig. S2
2. UPPER CYLINDER DISASSEMBLY
A. Remove 2 screws (A).
B. Remove the Cylinder Stator Unit.
C. Remove 2 screws (B).
D. Remove the Cylinder Rotor Unit.
E. Loose Hex screw (C) (1.5 mm) and remove the CYLINDER RETAINER.
F. Remove the Upper Cylinder.
Fig. S3
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3. UPPER CYLINDER ASSEMBLY
When reassembling, perform the steps in the reverse order.
Notes:
1. Install the Cylinder Retainer so that the 2 holes on top of the Cylinder Retainer are
at right angles with the Cylinder Connection.
2. Tighten the Hex screw (C) (1.5 mm) while pressing down on top of the Cylinder
Retainer.
Fig. S4
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3. Install the Cylinder Rotor Unit so that the inner hole of the Cylinder Rotor Unit fits
to the small projection (D) on top of the Upper Cylinder.
4. Tighten 2 screws (B).
Fig. S5
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5. Install the Cylinder Stator Unit so that the rear side of the Cylinder Stator C.B.A. is
parallel with the Cylinder Connection.
6. Tighten 2 screws (A).
Fig. S6
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7. Confirm the PG SHIFTER ADJUSTMENT with the alignment tape (PAL:
VFJ8125H3F) and adjust it if necessary.
2.1.3. CHECKING OF MAIN C.B.A.
When servicing the MAIN C.B.A., take out the MAIN C.B.A. and mechanism from the
frame and turn over.
Fig. S7
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