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Pioneer SX-303 User manual

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PIONEER
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTIONS
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ae
REPAIR
&
ADJUSTMENTS
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ce
AM/FM
STEREO
RECEIVER
_
MODEL
SX-303
(SX-303L)
COMES
IN
FIVE
VERSIONS
DISTINGUISHED
AS
FOLLOWS:
Model
|
Voltage
:
Remarks
|
SX-303/KU
|
=
AC120V
only
-
oats
Fe
|
ou
S.A.
model
SX-303/KC
AC120V
only
|
|
¥
=
a
Ee
|
.
fF
Canada
model
SX-303/S
Pe
ACT
10V,120V,
220V
and
240V
(switchable)
General
export
model
|
:
a
SSiSSaRcnL:
ETT
aidan
acienaaemeatae
r
i
nt
treet
ee
a
yee
ee
et
Or
SX-303L/HE
|
AGC2Z2Z0V
Oaly
4
he
ow
BS
European
continent
model
with
AM-LW
band
tuner
|
|
SxX-303L/HEZ
|
AC220V
Only
OE
os
pee
toe!
aS
ay
|
-
=:
West
germany
model
with
AM-LW
band
tuner
|
@
This
service
manual
is
applicable
to
the
Ku
types.
For
servicing
of
the
thier
types,
please
refer
to
the
additional
service
manual.
cae
eae
®
Ce
manuel
d’instruction
se
ice
au
faode.
ite
réglage,
en
frangais:
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Este
manual
ae
|
servicio
trata
del
metodo
de
ajuste
escrito
en
n
espaol.
CONTENTS
_
SPECIFICATIONS
.............0000002.
2
8.
P.C.
BOARDS
CONNECTION
DIAGRAM
rae
1
2.
FRONT
PANEL
FACILITIES.
.0..00..0.000..
3
9.
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
...
ae
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ee
3.
PARTSLOCATION
.......
Sf
ade
ned:
4
10,
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
LIST..........
ae
4
BLOCK
DIAGRAM
so
ocds
acide,
5
11,
DIAL
CORD
STRINGING
..
ne
Ae
5.
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTIONS
.
he
eae
ie
6
12.
ADJUSTMENTS
ae
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ata
gia
cane
20
6.
PACKING........0.-.
0.
-
Lees.
—
REGLAGE
........0...,
—-
aie
tee
7
EXPLODED
VIEW
AND
PARTS
List
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cewtewua
sete
tuk,
sates.
Oe
RBPIONEER
ELECTRONIC
CORPORATION
4-1.
Meguro
1-Chome,
Meguro-ku,
Tokyo
153,
Japan
PIONEER
ELECTRONICS
(USA)
INC.
1S25
£.
Dominguez
St.,
Long
Beach,
California
90810
UW.
S.A.
PIONEER
ELECTRONIC
[EUROPE]
N.V.
Keetbergiaan
1,
2740
Severen,
Belgium
PIONEER
ELECTRONICS
AUSTRALIA
PTY.
LTD.
173-184
Boundary
Road,
Braeside,
Victoria
3195,
GSE
YX
©
DEC.
1982
Primte
d
in
|
ea
Ut
1.
SPECIFICATIONS
Amplifier
Section
Continuous
Average
Power
Output
is
45
watts*
per
channel,
min.,
at
8ohms
from
40Hertz
to
20,000
Hertz
with
no
more
than
0.3%
total
harmonic
distortion.
Total
Harmonic
Distortion
(40
Hertz
to
20,000
Hertz,
8
ohms,
from
TAPE)
continuous
rated
power
output
ot
ta
ite;
Morahan
rir
ule
Ae
ee
ee
ance
No
more
than
0.3%
22.5
watts
per
channel
power
output
Sie
Ge
Rcaree
bani
wee
BL
Le
No
more
than
0.15%
|
watt
per
channel
power
output
ee
eee
ee
ee
eee
are
eae
No
more
than
0.2%
intermodulation
Distortion
(50
Hertz:
7,000
Hertz
=4:
1,
8
ohms,
from
AUX)
continuous
rated
power
output
ao
oh
fie
ais
Wns
fs
Beane
ek
ee
No
more
than
0.3%
Damping
Factor
(1
kHz,
8o0hms)......
6a
Sena
ne
tie
22
Input
(Sensitivity/Impedance)
PHONO
................
2.5
mV/50
kilohms
TAPE
PLAY
66.0%
3044454
4%
150
mV/50
kilohms
Phono
Overload
Level
(T.H.D.0.1%,
1,000Hz)
PHONG)
se
sak
ea
eo
eee
eae
ewes
150
mV
Output
Level
"PAPE
REG
cise
erie
ei
bcec
dale
tim
eae
ele,
4
150
mV
SPEAKER...............
A,
B,
A
series
B,
off
Frequency
Response
PHONO
(RIAA
Equalization)
bs
kasi
WOM
exes:
Mee
eee
30Hz
to
20,000Hz+0.5dB
TAPE
PLAY..........
15Hz
to
50,000Hz
*3dB
Tone
Control
BASS,
cei
ery
dee
seat
+9dB
(100Hz)
PPG
BEE
ery,
eis
hows
aarp
aie
+9dB
(10kHz)
Loudness
Contour
(Volum
control
set
at-
40dB
position)
Rr
a
ee
eee
+8dB
(100Hz),
+6dB
(10,000H2z)
Hum
and
Noise
(IHF,
short
circuited,
A
network)
PHONO
MM..............00c
ee
eee
71dB
"ARP
PLAY
ot
se
cw
ee
me
“es
eR
ede
97dB
FM
Tuner
Section**
Usable
Sensitivity
............0.
10.7dBf
(0.9nV)
50dB
Quieting
Sensitivity
MONO:
4
occcda
ee
ace
Be
Bans
&4
15.3dBf
(1.6uV)
STEREO
<4
4054
eed
was
37
.6dBf
(21uV)
Signal-to-Noise
Ratio
MON
Os.
oie
ees
6-228
ee
a
ed
75dB
(at
85dBf)
STEREO
«6-35.
hie
k
Chase
4
SS3
70dB
(at
85dBf)
Distortion
(at
65dBf)
MONO
TKAZ
cee
sc
bt
ee
es
0.3%
STEREO
kHz
...........0
000
eens
0.6%
Capture
Rate
24
Bee
cS
GEESE
EO
NS
,
2.5dB
Alternate
Channel
Selectivity
(400kHz)
.......
50dB
Stereo
Separation
(1kHz).................
35dB
Frequency
Response
.......
30Hz
to
15kHz,
76
dB
Spurious
Response
Ratio
.............,...
70dB
Image
Response
Ratio
...............
0005
45dB
IF
Response
Ratio
.................204.
100dB
AM
Suppression
Ratio
.............-...0.
45dB
Subcarrier
Product
Ratio........
2.0002
ee
eae
31dB
Muting
Threshold
.............-.
27d
Bf
(6.3uV)
AM
Tuner
Section
Sensitivity
IHF,
Loop
antenna................
3202
/m
IHF,
Ext.antenna...........
Beaty
ab-werds
tele
30uV
Selectivity
.......
hae
aceste
a
ah
e
Aine
es
25dB
Signal-to-Noise
Ratio...
2...
0.0...
ee
ee
43dB
Image
Response
Ratio
.............00008-
40dB
IF
Response
Ratio
.............
0000
bees
45dB
Antenna
............000008
AM
Loop
Antenna
Miscellaneous
Power
Requirements
............
AC
120
V,
5OHz
Power
Consumption
...
190
Watts(UL),
225
VA(CSA)
Dimensions
........
420
(W)
x
98
(H)
x
214(D)
mm
16-9/16(W)
X
3-7/8(H)
X
8-7/16(D)
in
Weight
(without
package).............
5
kg
(11
Ib)
Furnished
Parts
FM
T-type
Antenna
...........0000
2
eee,
|
AM
Loop
Antenna
............
0.0.00
cee
.
1
Operating
Instructions
............0
2.008
ee
el
*Measured
pursuant
to
the
Federal
Trade
Commission’s
Trade
Regulation
rule
on
Power
Output
Claims
for
Amplifier.
**FM
muting
functions
with
this
unit
when
the
signals
are
veak.
The
unit’s
internal
wires
are
therefore
treated
so
that
the
sirrals
are
not
muted
when
the
sensitivity
is
measured.
NOTE:
Specifications
and
design
subject
to
possible
modification
wih
out.
notice.
2.FRONT
PANEL
FACILITIES
)
a
AM
sa
ec
@)
POWER
SWITCH
Push
this
to
switch
on
and
off
the
unit’s
power.
Power
is
supplied
at
the
depressed
(=)
switch
position
(ON)
and
turned
off
at
the
released
(IL)
position
(OFF).
(2)
HEADPHONE
JACK
Connect
the
plug
on
the
stereo
headphones
to
this
jack
when
listening
to
sound
through
headphones.
(3)
TONE
CONTROLS
BASS
:
The
bass
is
increased
when
this
control
is
rotated
clockwise
from
the
center
position
and
reduced
when
rotated
counterclockwise.
TREBLE
:The
treble
is
increased
when
this
control
Is
rotated
clockwise
from
the
center
position
and
reduced
when
rotated
counterclockwise.
(4)
BALANCE
CONTROL
This
is
normally
kept
at
its
center
position.
It
is
rotated
when
the
volume
of
sound
delivered
through
the
left
and
right
channels
of
the
speakers
or
headphones
differs.
The
right
channel
volume
is
reduced
when
the
control
is
rotated
toward
the
LEFT
from
the
center
position
while
the
left
channel
volume
is
reduced
when
it
is
rotated
toward
the
RIGHT.
(S)
FUNCTION
SWITCHES
PHONO
:
Press
when
listening
to
records.
FM
:
Press
when
listening
to
FM
broadcasts.
AM
:
Press
when
listening
to
AM
broadcasts.
(6)
TAPE
(ADPT)
SWITCH
This
is
depressed
when
using
a
tape
deck
or
adaptor
unit
connected
to
the
rear
panel
TAPE/ADAPTOR
jacks.
@
LOUDNESS
SWITCH
Depress
this
switch
to
the
ON
position
when
Sistening
to
sound
at
a
low
level
of
volume.
This
will
enhance
the
bass
and
treble
and
give
more
life
to
the
sound
even
at
a
low
volume.
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VOLUME
CONTROL
Use
this
to
adjust
the
volume
of
the
sound
delivered
through
the
speakers
or
headphones.
The
volume
is
increased
when
this
control
is
rotated
clockwise
from
the
minimum
“0”
position.
@Q)
TUNING
INDICATOR
(TUNING)
This
lights
up
to
indicate
that
an
FM,
AM
station
has
been
tuned
in.
STEREO
INDICATOR
(STEREO)
This
lights
up
automatically
when
an
FM
station
broad-
casting
in
stereo
has
been
tuned
in.
d)
SPEAKERS
SWITCHES
These
are
used
to
select
the
speakers
through
which
you
will
listen
to
the
sound.
The
selected
speakers
are
now
working.
A:
The
sound
is
heard
from
the
speakers
connected
to
the
speaker
A
terminals
on
the
rear
panel.
B:
The
sound
is
heard
from
the
speakers
connected
to
the
speaker
B
terminals
on
the
rear
panel.
No
sound
will
be
heard
when
SPEAKERS
A
and
B
switches
are
both
released.
This
is
the
position
at
which
the
sound
can
be
heard
through
the
headphones.
NOTE:
No
sound
will
be
heard
through
the
speakers
when
both
the
A
and
B
switches
are
depressed
if
only
one
set
of
speakers
has
been
connected
to
either
the
A
or
B
SPEAKERS
terminals.
(2
FREQUENCY
SCALE
This
indicates
the
frequency
of
the
broadcasting
station
(FM,
AM).
The
top
level
figures
(88
~
108)
indicate
the
FM
band.
The
bottom
level
figures
(55
~
160)
indicate
the
AM
band.
(3)
TUNING
KNOB
Rotate
this
knob
to
pick
up
stations
(FM,
AM).
POWER
INDICATOR
3.
PARTS
LOCATION
NOTES:
e
Parts
without
part
number
cannot
be
supplied.
e
The
A,
mark
found
on
some
component
parts
indicates
the
importance
of
the
safety
factor
of
the
part.
Therefore,
when
replacing,
be
sure
to
use
parts
of
identical
designation.
e
For
your
Parts
Stock
Control,
the
fast
moving
items
are
indicated
with
the
marks
kx
and
x,
**x
GENERALLY
MOVES
FASTER
THAN
kx.
This
classification
shall
be
adjusted
by
each
distributor
because
it
depends
on
model
number,
temperature,
humidity,
etc.
Front
Panel
View
Speaker
knob
—--———-—__--—____--
Bonnet
AAD-608
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410
Front
pane!
assembly
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Phone
jack
—-—————---—___—___
Function
knob
A
AKN-045
(TAPE,
LOUDNESS)
AAD-606
Knob
B
a
-
——-___
|
————_—_———.
Function
knob
B
(BASS,
TREBLE,
BALANCE)
(PHONO,
FM,
AM)
AAB-317
AAD-607
Rear
Panel
View
~———
—_______-__-——-
/\
aCsocket
Lv
AKP-039
Earth
terminal
Rear
panel
Complex
terminal
—-_-————
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A
AC
power
cord
AKX-073
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Top
View
Complex
asermrbly
GWM-265
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Fuse
(T2.5A)
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transformer
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MONITOR
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-
OFF
S2-1:
SPEAKERS
A
(ON
—
OFF
SIO
:
POWER
ON
—
OFF
S!-5
:
LOUDNESS
ON
-
OFF
S2-2:
SPEAKERS
8
ON
—
OFF
5.
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTIONS
FM
Front
End
A
unitized
variable
capacitor
type
front
end
unit
1s
used
consisting
of
an
FET
RF
single
stage
amp,
local
oscillator/mixer
IC
and
an
IF
trans-
former.
FM
IF
Amp,
Detector
and
MPX
Circuit
A
2-transistor
IF
amp
with
ceramic
filter
is
used
and
the
next
stage
has
an
IC
(M51533L)
contain-
ing
the
FM
IF
detector
and
MPX
circuit.
The
block
diagram
of
IC
M51588L
is
shown
in
Fig.
5-1.
This
IC
uses
a
peak
detection
method
which
can
be
adjusted
with
a
single
coil.
The
PLL
method
is
employed
to
reconstitute
the
38kHz
sub-carrier
for
the
MPX
circuit.
The
IF
signal
is
input
at
pin
1
and
the
detection
output
is
obtained
from
pin
5.
The
detection
out-
put
passes
through
the
muting
Q4,
goes
to
pin
9,
passes
through
the
MPX
circuit
and
the
stereo
signals
are
obtained
from
pins
11
and
12.
In
addition,
this
unit
detects
the
presence
or
absence
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BUFFER
CIRCUIT
STEREO
(13)
:
SWITCH
Fiancee
J
IND
7
MPX
On
of
a
pilot
signal
to
automatically
switch
between
stereo
and
mono
reception
by
R14
which
is
con-
nected
to
pin
14.
When
a
stereo
signal
is
received,
—
pin
13
drops
to
the
low
level
to
light
the
stereo
indicator.
When
pin
2
is
grounded,
the
PLL
VCO
and
FM
IF
operation
stop
(for
AM).
FM
Muting
and
LED
Driver
With
this
unit,
muting
is
automatically
activated
when
the
antenna
input
drops
below
10uV.
As
the
antenna
input
decreases,
the
voltage
at
pin
3
drops,
Q5
is
turned
off
and
Q6
is
turned
on.
As
a
result,
the
gate
voltage
of
Q4
drops,
Q4
is
turned
off
and
the
detector
output
circuit
is
blocked
(Fig.
5-1).
When
an
FM
or
AM
station
is
tuned
in,
the
base
potential
of
Q5
is
raised,
Q5
is
turned
on
and
the
tuning
indicator
lights.
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FM
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Detector
and
MPX
circuit
AM
Tuner
This’
uses
a
variable
capacitor
type
tuning
circuit
composed
of
three
transistors,
a
2-tran-
sistor
front
end
and
a
single
transistor
AM
IF
detector.
AF
Section
The
equalizer
circuit
has
a
low-noise
operation
amp
(2
channel)
M5218P.
The
power
amp
has
a
45;
watt
output
power
IC
STK4141-2S
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tone
control
circuit
is
placed
in
the
negative
feedback
loop
of
the
power
amp.
Protective
Circuits
This
unit
has
a
circuit
to
detect
DC
voltages
at
the
power
amp
outputs
and
a
muting
circuit
that
operates
when
power
is
turned
on
and
off.
Fig.
5-2
shows
the
construction
of
the
DC
voltage
protection
circuit.
When
a
DC
voltage
VOLUME
BALANCE
VOLUME
TO
POWER
AMP
appears
at
the
power
amp
output,
either
Q13
(plus)
or
Q14
(minus)
is
activated
depending
on
the
polarity
of
the
DC
voltage
and
a
trigger
is
applied
to
D15.
This
turns
on
D15,
+B1
is
shorted,
the
fuse
on
the
primary
side
is
cut
and
the
power
supply
circuit
is
shut
off.
Fig.
5-3
shows
the
power
on/off
muting
circuit.
Time
constant
t,
is
longer
than
t,
so
that
imme-
diately
after
the
power
is
turned
on,
the
emitter
potential
of
Q15
exceeds
its
base
potential,
Q15
is
turned
on
to
activate
Q16
and
Q17
and
ground
the
signal.
A
few
seconds
later,
the
base
potential
of
@15
rises
to
turn
off
Q15
along
with
Q16
and
Q17.
When
the
power
is
turned
off,
the
charge
of
C161
passes
through
D18;
it
is
almost
completely
discharged
in
an
instant
to
make
the
base
potential
of
Q15
zero.
However,
because
the
charge
of
C160
remains,
Q15
is
turned
on
and
muting
is
activated
in
the
same
manner
as
when
power
is
turned
on.
TO
SPEAKER
SWITCHES
+B3
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time
constant
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5-3.
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Description
Side
pad
Operating
instructions
(English)
Loop
antenna
ssembly
T-type
antenna
Packing
case
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12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
Part
No.
ANE-410
BBZ30PO80F
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PMZ30PO60F
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AAD-608
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AAB-317
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AAA-084
AAB-316
ANM-293
AAD-607
AAD-606
ASG-541
AAD-605
AEC-784
AXA-373
AEC-471
MTZ30P100FZK
AEK-123
AKP-039
ADG-073
GWM-265
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ACG-017
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AND
PARTS
LIST
NOTES:
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Parts
without
part
number
cannot
be
supplied.
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The
A
mark
found
on
some
component
parts
indicates
the
importance
of
the
safety
factor
of
the
part.
Therefore,
when
replacing,
be
sure
to
use
parts
of
identical
designation.
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For
your
Parts
Stock
Control,
the
fast
moving
items
are
indicated
with
the
marks
ke
and
x.
tke
GENERALLY
MOVES
FASTER
THAN
x.
This
classification
shall
be
adjusted
by
each
distributor
because
it
depends
on
model
number,
temperature,
humidity,
etc.
Description
Mark
No.
Part
No.
Descriptions
Bonnet
50.
Speaker
switch
assembly
Screw
(3
x
8)
51.
Switch
holder
Power
transformer
(120V)
52.
Pully
assembly
Screw
(3
x
6)
53:
LED
assembly
Speaker
knob
54.
Earth
Screw
(
3
x
6)
55.
Mounting
plate
Nut
56.
Pully
assembly
Knob
B
(BASS,
TREBLE,
57.
Pully
assembly
BALANCE)
58.
Pully
holder
Nut
59.
Headphone
jack
assembly
Tuning
knob
60.
Chassis
Knob
A
(VOLUME)
61.
Bottom
Plate
Front
panel
assembly
62.
Binder
Function
knob
B
(PHONO,
63.
Earth
terminal
FM,
AM)
64.
Rear
panel
Function
knob
A
(TAPE,
LOUDNESS)
65.
Tuning
drum
Push
switch
(POWER)
66.
Smoother
67.
Pointer
holder
Power
knob
68.
Pointer
assembly
Cabinet
bumper
69.
Heat
sink
Tuning
shaft
Nylon
rivet
70.
Wire
holder
Screw
(3
x
10)
Fuse
(T2.5A)
AC
socket
AC
power
cord
Complex
assembly
Phone
Jack
(PHONES)
Speaker
switch
Ceramic
(0.01)
Screw
(3
x
8)
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mtn
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athe
a
eter
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Peter.
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i
10.ELECTRICAL
PARTS
LIST
NOTES:
e
When
ordering
resistors,
first
convert
resistance
values
into
code
form
as
shown
in
the
following
examples.
Ex.1
When
there
are
2
effective
digits
(any
digit
apart
from
0),
such
as
560
ohm
and
47k
ohm
(tolerance
is
shown
by
J
=
5%,
and
K
=
10%).
5602
56
x
10!
O68
see
ke
RD4“PS
BEM
47RQ
47x
10°
IB)
228
Be
oe
es
a
RD“*PS
AMG
0.52
OF
Org
etc
cee
eas
oe
Sk
es
RN2H
K
12
LG
oo
patent
gee
a
eh
era
Bs
oe
A
RSIPOMO
K
Ex.2
When
there
are
3
effective
digits
(such
as
in
high
precision
metal
film
resis-
tors).
§.62k2
562x100
5621.........
RN%*SR
FEAF
e
The
A,
mark
found
on
some
component
parts
indicates
the
importance
of
the
safety
factor
of
the
part.
Therefore,
when
replacing,
be
sure
to
use
parts
of
identical
designation.
e
For
your
Parts
Stock
Control,
the
fast
moving
items
are
indicated
with
the
marks
xw
and
x.
tke
GENERALLY
MOVES
FASTER
THAN
x.
This
classification
shall
be
adjusted
by
each
distributor
because
it
depends
on
model
number
,
temperature,
humidity,
etc.
Miscellaneous
Parts
List
P.C.
BOARD
ASSEMBLIES
Mark
Part
No.
GWM-265
OTHERS
Mark
Part
No.
L\
*
ATT-944
wk
ASG-541
ACG-017
kk
AEK-123
ADG-073
AKP-039
SPP
PS
Symbol
&
Description
Complex
assembly
Headphone
jack
assembly
LED
assembly
Pointer
assembly
Switch
assembly
Symbol
&
Description
T101
Power
transformer
(120V)
$101
Push
switch
(POWER)
C501
Ceramic
(0.01/AC125V)
FU101
Fuse
(T2.5A)
AC
power
cord
AC
socket
Complex
Assembly
(GWM-265)
CAPACITORS
Mark
Part
No.
ACH-252
CEA
101M
SOL
CEA
R22M
SOL
CEA
OR1M
SOL
CEA
R47M
SOL
CEA
010M
SOL
CEA
100M
50L.
CEA
220M
25L
CEA
470M
10L
CEA
470M
25L
CEA
101M
25L
17
Symbol
&
Description
-
€145,
C146
Electrolytic
(4700/50V)
C139
C11,C21,
C22
C12
C10
C14,
C17,
C27,
Ct11,
C112,
C123,
C124
C16,
C28,
C31,
C38,
C119,
C120,
C138,
C154,
C155,
C161
C33,
C121,
C122
C26,
C105,
C106
C135,
C136,
C137,
C151,
C153
C9,
C37,
C140
Mark
Part
No.
CEA
101M
35L
CEA
221M
10L
CEA
471M
6L.
CEANL
2R2M
50
CQMA
122K
50
CQMA
562K
50
CQMA
153K
50
CQMA
333K
50
CQMA
2425 50
CQMA
822J
50
COMLA
124K
50
COSA
1825
50
COSA
511J50
CCDUJ
050C
50
CCDSL
270J
50
CCDSL
121J
50
CCDSL
101J
50
CCDSL
221J
50
CCDCH
150J
50
CCDCH
220J
50
CKDYF
103Z
50
CKDYF
223Z
50
CKDYX
473M
25
CKDYB
222K
50
ACG-019
Symbol
&
Description
C150
C147,
C160
C143
C101,
C102
C131,
C132
C15,
C133,
C134
C19,
C20
C127,
Ci28
C107,
C108
C109,
C110
C129,
C130
C18
C34
C7
C125,
C126
C30
C113,
C114,
C117,
C118
C103,
C104
C24
C36
C2—C5,
C23,
C29,
C32, C40,
C42
C6,
C8,
C13,
C43,
C115,
C116,
C144,
C152,
C156,
C157
C39,
C141,
C142
C41
C148
ceramic
(0.01/150V)
COILS
AND
TRANSFORMERS
RESISTORS
Note:
When
ordering
resistors,
convert
the
resistance
value
Mark
Part
No.
Symbol
&
Description
into
code
form,
and
then
rewrite
the
part
no.
as
before.
ATH-053
L1,L2
AF
choke
coil
|
ATH
L3
Micro
induct
Mark
_—
Part
No.
Symbol
&
Description
wes
ENG
en
*®
ACT-162
VR1
~—-
Volume
(250k)
ATE-058
T1
FM
detector
transformer
&
ACT-602
VR2
Volume
assembly
(100kx2,
1M)
ATB-085
T2
AM
antenna
coil
*
RHB8AVS502
VR3
Semi-fixed
(5k)
ATB-084
T3
AM
oscillator
coil
A\
ACN-131
R166
Wire-wound
(0.22x2,2W)
ATF-083
F1,F2
FM
ceramic
filter
fi
ACN-140
R187
Carbon
composition
ATF
084
F3
AM
ceramic
filter
{2.2M,
1/2W)
A\
RD%PMFL
OOO
R12,
R155—R159,
R173
RD%PM
OOO
R35,
R36,
R115, R116,
R147—R154,
OTHERS
R160—R165,
R167,
R168,
R172,
R174,
R175,
R180
Mark
Part
No.
Symbol
&
Description
ooo
;
RD1/8PM
J
Other
resistors
kk
ASG-412
51
Sees
(FUNCTION,
TAPE,
LOUDNESS)
SEMICONDUCTORS
AWB
-044
FM
Front-end
ace
AKX-073
Complex
terminal
Mark
Part
No.
Symbol
&
Description
we
2S8C461
Q1,Q2,Q7,a9
AEC-940
Rivet
(2501923)
PBZ30ZPO60FMC
Screw
(3
x
6)
wk
§TK4171-2S
Q11
ABA-271
Screw
*&k
M51533L-B
Q3
&k
M5218
P
Q10
(NJIM4558DX)
Headphone
Jack
Assembly
&*
2SK246
Q4
Mark
Part
No.
Symbol!
&
Description
a
rare
(2SK34)
Q12
AKN-045
Phone
jack
(PHONES)
2SD680
RD%PM
OOO
J
R176—R179
(2$D313)
wk
2SA992
Os
(2SA726S)
[\
*&*®
JC501
Q5,
06,
013,
Q16,
Q17
LEDA
mia
ssembl
(282603)
Y
A
wk
JA101
Q14,Q15
L\
;
a
P
F
{
|
(2SA1115)
Mark
art
No
Symbol
&
Description
*®
AEL-406
D5
(Red
STEREO)
*
1N4148
D1,
03,
D12,
D17,
D1i8
*&
AEL-407
D6
(Green
TUNING)
{US1035)
(12076)
(1$1555)
Pointer
Assembly
Ay
RB402
D9
Mark
Part
No.
Symboi
&
Description
AY
®
10E2FD
D13,014
ace
|
t,
%®
BCR6AM-4
D15
*
AEL-405
D7
(Red)
AAF-118
Pointer
*®
2-1K261
D4
*
KZL140
D8
*®
SZ-027
D16
.
*
WZ-130
D11
Switch
Assem
bly
(M2Z-130)
woe
*
WZ-075
D2
Mark
Part
No.
Symbol
&
Description
eure
wk
SUJBLYXSF
S2
Push
switch
(SPEAKERS)
Pes
Te
Syn
reer
:
11.
DIAL
CORD
STRINGING
.
Remove
the
bonnet.
.
Remove
the
tuning
drum
from
the
shaft
of
the
tuning
capacitor.
.
Tie
one
end
of
the
cord
to
the
stud
A
located
inside
the
tuning
drum.
.
Rotate
the
tuning
capacitor
right
around
until
the
rotor
blades
are
fully
intermeshed.
.
Secure
the
tuning
drum
back
onto
the
tuning
capacitor
shaft,
making
sure
that
the
securing
screw
B
faces
directly
upward.
.
Pass
the
cord
out
through
the
small
opening
in
the
circumference
of
the
tuning
drum
(see
diagram),
and
then
take
it
over
pulleys
C
and
D
in
that
sequence.
.
Wind
the
cord
around
the
tuning
shaft
3
times.
.
Pass
it
over
pulley
E,
wind
it
around
the
tuning
drum
1
time,
and
finally
tie
it
to
the
spring
hook
F
so
that
it
is
tensioned.
cQ-
Tuning
drum
10.
11.
12.
13.
14,
.
Turn
the
tuning
shaft,
and
check
that
the
cord
moves
smoothly.
Cut
off
any
excess
cord.
Turn
the
tuning
shaft
counter-clockwise
as
far
as
it
will
go.
Align
the
dial
pointer
with
the
starting
point
of
the
dial
scale,
and
then
pass
the
cord
over
it.
Check
that
the
dial
pointer
is
in
line
with
the
starting
point
of
the
dial
scale.
Finally
apply
the
locking
paint
to
the
cord
securing
positions
(stud
A
and
spring
hook
F)
and
the
dial
pointer
connection.
Starting
point
88
90
Pf]
AM
acian
on
EES
Dial
pointer
1
12.
ADJUSTMENTS
FM
Tuner
Section
Check
that
the
dial
pointer
indicates
a
starting
point.
Connect
the
SIGNAL
meter
between
terminal
no.
1
of
complex
assembly
and
the
ground.
In
principle,
no
adjustment
should
be
made
on
FM
tracking.
(See
page
21,
if
necessary.)
Set
the
FM
switch
to
ON
and
connect
terminal
no.
6
to
the
ground.
om
3G
Positi
f
Adjustment
Step
(400Hz,
+75kHz
deviation)
leila
ctiae
eee
Adjustment
procedure
-
dial
pointer
point
Frequency
Level
a:
98MHz
66dB
98MHz
T1
Set
the
output
of
the
REC
OUT
terminal
to
the
maximum
value.
rl
I
AU
tt
2.
98MHz
46dB
S8MHz
T6
Set
the
SIGNAL
meter
to
the
maximum
value.
3.
98MHz2
66dB
98MHz
TM
Adjust
the
output
of
the
REC
OUT
terminal
distortion
to
the
minimum
tevel.
Disconnect
terminal
no.
6
from
the
ground.
98MHz
|
66dB
Not
modulated
VR3
T6
98MHz
66dB
(within
Minimize
the
distortion
of
the
REC
OUT
terminal
signal.
*
Stereo
modulation
+90°
)
NOTE:
Connect
the
MPX
SG
to
the
FM
SG
external
modulator
terminal
and
set
the
modulation
of
Main
(1kHz,
L+R)
+67.5kHz
deviation,
Pilot
(19kHz)
£7.5kHz
deviation.
Adjustment
points
in
brackets
are
for
SX-303L
(Low
Wave)
only.
Fig.
11-1
Adjustment
points
2O
+
i
!
FM
tracking
FM
SG
(400Hz,
+75kHz
deviation)
jm
|
on
dial
pointer
point
es
106MHz
10dB
106MHz
4
|
Confirm
that
the
dial
pointer
does
not
get
out
of
position
at
106MHz
and
98MHz.
Position
of
Adjustment
Adjustment
procedure
“Set
the
SIGNAL
meter
to
the
maximum
value.
NOTE:
(For
$X-303L/HEZ)
@
When
87.6MHz
can
not
be
received
with
this
unit,
adjust
the
oscillator
(TC7)
and
then
it
can
be
received.
It
is
prohibited
to
receive
87,.2MHz
or
below
and
so
after
having
adjusted
the
oscillator,
make
sure
that
it
does
not
receive
87.2MHz
or
below.
AM
Tuner
Section
e
Check
that
the
dial
pointer
indicates
a
starting
point.
e
Turn
ON
the
MW
switch.
¢
Connect
the
SIGNAL
meter
between
the
terminal
no.
1
of
complex
assembly
and
the
ground.
AM
SG
Positi
f
Adjust
t
(400Hz,
30%
modulation)
cade
iy
sees
Adjustment
procedure
dial
pointer
point
Set
the
SIGNAL
meter
to
the
maximum
value.
603kHz
603kHz
T3
1395kHz
Set
the
SIGNAL
meter
to
the
maximum
value.
Repeat
steps
4
to
5
until
maximum
sensitivity
is
attained.
Long
Wave
Section
(SX-303L/HE,
HEZ
only)
@
Set
the
AM
BAND
switch
to
the
LW
position.
AM
SG
(400Hz,
30%
modulation)
Le
164kHz
100dB
164kHz
2.
Set
the
AM
SG
to
30dB
output
level,
repeat
steps
1
to
2
above.
254kHz
50d8
254kHz
TC1
4
|
Set
the
SIGNAL
meter
to
the
maximum
value.
164kHz
50dB
164kHz
T4
pk.
|
Repeat
steps
4
to
5
until
maximum
sensitivity
ts
attained.
Position
of
dial
pointer
Adjustment
point
Adjustment
procedure
Set
the
SIGNAL
meter
to
the
maximum
value.
271
12.
REGLAGE
Section
Tuner
MF
Vérifier
que
l’aiguille
du
cadran
indique
un
point
de
départ.
e
Brancher
le
mesureur
de
signal
sur
la
borne
n°
1
et
la
masse
du
montage
de
l’ensemble.
e
En
principe,
aucun
réglage
ne
devrait
étre
fait
sur
l’accord
MF
(Voir
page
23
si
nécessaire).
e
Positionner
le
commutateur
de
MF
sur
ON
et
raccorder
la
borne
n°
6
a
la
masse
du
montage.
FM
SG
ane
Position
de
Point
de
+75kHz
‘
Etape
(400Hz,
déviation
+75kHz)
aiguille
réglage
Procédure
de
réglage
11
Positionner
la
sortie
sur
la
borne
de
REC
OUT
4a
Ja
valeur
maximum.
T6
Positionner
le
mesureur
de
signa!
a
Ja
valeur
maximum.
66dB
98MHz
TI
Regler
la
sortie
de
la
borne
REC
OUT
au
niveau
minimum
de
distorsion.
Déconnecter
ja
borne
n°
6
de
ja
masse
du
montage.
98MHz
66dB
.
.
‘
oO
x
Nonaneduld
98MHz
VRS
Positionner
le
signal
de
la
borne
n°
4
a
76kHz
(+200Hz).
98MHz
66dB
bs
!
nae
98MHz
(entre
Abaisser
ja
distorsion
du
signal
sur
la
borne
REC
OUT.
*
Stereo
de
modulation
+90°)
*
REMARQUE:
Brancher
le
MPX
SG
sur
la
borne
du
modulateur
extérieur
du
MF
SG
et
régler
la
modulation
sur
le
fil
principal
(1kHz,
L+R)
£67,5kHz
de
déviation,
sur
le
Pilote
(19kHz)
+7,5kHz
de
déviation.
Les
points
de
réglage
entre
parenthéses
ne
os
concernent
que
le
SX-303L
(onde
inférieure).
Fig.
11-1
Points
de
réglage
ao
ACCORD
MF
FM
SG
Etape
(400Hz,
déviation
+75kHz)
|
“Fréquence
|
Niveau
Vérifier
que
l'aiguille
du
cadran
ne
change
pas
de
position
4
106MHz
ni
4
98MHz.
Section
Tuner
AM
e
Verifier
que
l’aiguille
du
cadran
indique
un
point
de
départ.
e
Branche
le
commutateur
de
MW
(PO)
sur
ON.
e
Brancher
le
mesureur
de
signal
entre
la
borne
n°
1
du
récepteur
et
la
masse.
|
AM
SG
Sosiond
Etape
(400Hz,
modulation
de
30%)
Teale
Fréquence
Niveau
Position
de
lVaiguille
Point
de
:
Procédure
de
réglage
réglage
Positionner
le
mesureur
de
signal
sur
la
valeur
maximum.
Point
de
réglage
Procédure
de
réglage
1395kHz
100dB
1395kHz
Positionner
le
mesureur
de
signal
a
la
valeur
maximum,
2.
603kHz
100d8
603kHz
T3
3:
Positionner
le
AM
SG
4a
un
niveau
de
sortie
de
30dB,
répéter
les
positions
1
et
2
ci-dessus.
ae
1395kHz
30dB
1395kHz
TC4
|
:
Positionner
le
mesureur
de
signal
a
Ja
valeur
maximum.
i
ee
Positionner
je
AM
SG
a
un
niveau
de
sortie
de
30dB,
répéter
les
positions
1
et
2
ci-dessus.
Section
Grandes
Ondes
(SX-303L/HE,
HEZ
uniquement)
®
Mettre
le
commutateur
de
gamme
d’ondes
sur
LW
(GO).
AM
SG
a
.
(400Hz,
modulation
de
30%)
aie
Sry
Procédure
de
réglage
Fréquence
Niveau
|
254kHz
Positionner
le
mesureur
de
signal
a
la
valeur
maximum.
23
12.
AJUSTE
SecciOn
del
sintonizador
de
FM
@e
Comprobar
que
el
indicador
del
cuadrante
indica
un
punto
de
inicio.
e
Conectar
el
medidor
de
senal
(SIGNAL)
entre
el
terminal
no
1
del
ensamble
complejo
y
masa.
e
En
principio,
no
debera
efectuarse
ningun
ajuste
en
el
seguimiento
de
FM.
(Ver
la
pagina
25
si
es
necesario).
3
Poner
el
selector
de
FM
én
ON
y
conectar
el
terminal
no
6
a
masa.
FM
SG
Posicién
del
Puntad
(400Hz,
+75kHz
de
desviacién)
|
indicador
del
eid
Procedimientos
de
ajuste
ajuste
cuadrante
T1
Ajustar
la
salida
del
terminal
REC
PUT
al
valor
maximo.
T6
Ajustar
el
medidor
SIGNAL
al
valor
maximo.
TI
Ajustar
la
salida
del
terminal
REC
OUT
con
distorsion
__|
al
nivel
minimo.
|
Desconectar
e!
terminal
no
6
de
masa.
(dentro
de
|
Minimizar
ta
distorsion
de
la
sefal
del
terminal
REC
OUT.
+90°)
*
NOTA:
Conectar
el
generador
de
sefiales
de
multiplex
(MPX
SG)
al
terminal
de
modulador
exterior
del
generador
de
senalesde
FM
(FM
SG)
y
ajustar
la
modulacién
a
Principal
(1kHz.
L+R)
+67,5kHz
de
desviacion,
Piloto
(19kHz)
+7,5kHz
de
desviacion.
Los
puntos
de
ajuste
entre
paréntesis
son
sélo
as
para
el
modelo
SX-303L
(onda
larga).
Fig.
11
Puntos
de
ajuste
24

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