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G ENE RAL I NFO RMAT ION
RCA Model SCP-2 taperecorders consist of a TCT-2 tape transport andan R.S-l?6 ampli-
fier. The Model SCP-2 tape recorder plays and records both monaural and stereo recordings.
A tape cartridge is required.
This recorder has an automatic shut-off to stop the mechanism when the tape is wound
from the supply reel to the take-up reel, or vice versa. The tape transport controls are the
push-button type.
The Model SCP-2 recorder has a safety switch to prevent accidental erasure of a pre-
recorded tape.
The recorder has one tape speed, 3 3/ 4 ips. When a fully loaded four-track cartridge is
used, theplaying andrecording timesare onehour forastereo tapeand twohours fora monaural
tape.
The Model SCP-2 tape recorder operates on II0-120 volts, 60 cycles AC only.
Manufactured b!:
Radio Corporation of America
RCA Victor Radio and "Victrola" Division
Camden 8, New Jersey
This materiol compiled and published by
HOWARD tA/. 5Afil 5 & CO., tNC., INDIANAPOtIS 5, INDIANA
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Copyright 1960 . All Rights Reserved
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l. Place recorder on a level surface.
2. Remove carrying-case lid.
3. Plug power cord into any convenient outlet of
PREPARI NG FO R OPERATION
FUNCTION OF CONTROLS
SPLICING THE CARTRIDGE TAPE
proper voltage and frequency rating.
4. Remove the two microphones and tape cartridges
from their storage compartment.
Stop
Depressing this button stops the mechanism in
any mode of operation.
Fast ButtonF
When t}tis button is depressed, the tape rapidly
advances to any desired section.
{ Fast Button
When this button is depressed, the tape rapidly
rewinds onto the supply reel.
Play-Record Button
Depressing this button sets the tape in motion at
3 3/ 4 ips. This control is used with the Play-Record
control on the amplifier.
Forward Automatic Shutoff Pin
In the Forward position, this control automati-
cally shuts off the unit when the tape reaches the end
of the hub.
Rewind Automatic Shutoff Pin
In the Rewind position, this control automatically
shuts off tie unit when the tape reaches the end of the
hub.
Guide Bar Switch
The pin on this switch fits into the cutout in the
cartridge, and thus prevents accidental erasure of
prerecorded tapes.
0n-Off Loudness
Pulling this knob up turns the power on. After
the unit has been started, the knob may be pushed
down; the unit will t}len automatically shut off at the
end of the tape.
Rotating the knob clockwise increases the loud-
ness; counterclockwise, decreases the loudness.
Tone This control regulates thetone on both channels
simuLtaneously. Turning it clockwise fromthe normal
"N" positionon theknob increases thehigh frequency;
counterclockwise, increases the low frequency. This
control is used during playback only.
Record-Play
To record, first depress the Record-Play push
button on the tape deck. When any other push buttons
on the tape deck are depressed to change the mode of
operation, the Record-Play control automatically re-
turns to the Play position. Do not turn thls control
whileplayinga prerecordedtape cartridge. A warning
buzz will be heard if this is attempted.
F unction (A ux-Str-lt4on )
When this control is turned to the Aux position,
the internal speakers of the tape recorder can be used
as a left-channel speaker system for a stereophonic
phonograph. When playing or recording stereophonic
tape cartridges, turn tie control to the Str position.
To play or record monaurally, turn it to Mon I or
Mon 2. Mon I plays tracks AI and Bl; Mon 2 plays
tracks A2 and 82.
Balance
This control regulates the Ioudness of the two
sound channels duri.ng playback. Midrange isthe nor-
mal position for the control. In monaural operation,
this control regulates the volume of Tracks A2 or 82
independently from the Loudness control. If the BaI-
ance control is correctly adjusted for stereophonic
operation, it need not be readjusted for monaural
operation.
l. With the cartridge assembled, push the brake
slide forward. This permits tire tape to be
pulled out so that it will be accessible.
2. Butt the two ends of the tape together.
3. Fasten the two ends with splicing tape. Trim
off the excessive tape evenly with the edge of
t}te recording tape.
4. Tighten the tape by turning the supply reel
clockwise or the take-up reel counterclockwise.
If it is necessary to disassemble the cartridge
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in order to splice the tape, proceed as follows:
a. Remove the two locking screws.
b. Remove cartridge case side "A",
c. Remove the Mylar spacer.
d. Repeat steps I through 4.
e. To reassemble, reverse the foregoing pro-
cedure.

FIG.l TOP VIEW OF MECHANISM WITH TOP DRESS PLATE RIffNOVED,
DISASSEMBLY
To Remove Tape Transport f rom Case
1. Remove the ventilation screen on the bottom of
the case.
2. Unplug the head cables and power cables from
the amplifier.
Remove the tape-head escutcheon.
Remove the four screws holding the tape trans-
port to the case; then lift the tape transport
from the case.
5. To reassemble, reverse the foregoing pro-
cedure.
To Remove Amplifier f rom Case
I. Unplug the connecting cable to the transformer.
Play-Record Push Button
When the Play-Record push button is latched, 8
to 12 ounces of force should be required to trip the
Forward shutoff pin. Turn screw (7?) on forward
toggle adjusting bracket (80) clockwise to reduce the
force, counterclockwise to increase the force.
Fast Rewind
A force of 8 to 12 ounces should be required to
trip the rewind shutoff pin. Turn screw (64) on rewind
toggle adjusting bracket (6I).clockwise to reduce the
force, counterclockwise to increase the force.
2. Remove the control knobs.
3. Remove the hex nut from the Balance control.
4. Remove the seven screws holding the mounting
board to the case. Remove the board.
5. Disconnect the speaker leads.
6. Disconnect theleads tothe right-channel speak-
er jack.
7. Remove the four hex head screws holding the
amplifier to the side of the case. Lift the am-
plifier from the case.
8. To reassemble, reverse the foregoing pro-
cedure.
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Fast Forward
Turn eccentric stud (97) on fast forward actu-
ating lever (65) until the 8 to 12 ounce-force neededto
trip the Forward shutoff pin is obtained.
Pressure Pad
l. Disconnect the power.
2. Check felt pressure pads (58) and (142). They
must be centered on the heads, and thepressure
pad assembly must have minimurn end play.
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F IG. 2 BOTTOM V IEW OF MECHAN I SM.
3. Insert a piece of tape between the heads and
tape guides, and depress the Play-Record push
button.
4. Theforce required topull thetape past theheads
is2to3ounces.
5. Adjust screw (57) untii this force is obtained.
Pressure Roller
I. Connect the transport to the power source.
2. Place a Ioaded tape cartridge on the transport,
and depress the Play-Record push button.
3. Connect aspring balance tothe pressure roller.
A force of 3 to 3 l/ 2 pounds should be needed to
pull the pressure roller away from the capstan.
4. Turn adjusting nut (89) until this force is ob-
tained.
Turntable Height
The turntable height has been adjusted at the
factory. Therefore, no further adjustment should be
required. Uit becomes necessaryto removethe turn-
tables in order to service the shaft assemblies, the
shims must be kept with their respective shafts.
Head Alignment
l. Adjust the vertical position of the erase and
play-record heads by loosening locking screws
(22), so that their faces are parallel to the tape
guides.
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2. Place a Ioaded test tape cartridge on the mechan-
ism.
3. Connect an output meter between the right-chan-
nel output and ground.
4. Turn thetrack selector to Mon I andthe Volume
control to maximum.
5. Adjust the vertical position of the play-record
head for minimum output while playing the low-
frequency section of the tape.
6. Loosen screws (I43) and tighten one screw to
obtain maximum output for the azimuth adjust-
ment. Tighten both screws while observing the
output level.
7. To check the erase head, make a recording on
a blank tape. Rewind and play back the tape, to
make sure the mechanism has recorded.
8. Rewind the tape, turn the volume to minimum,
and place the mechanism in Record.
9. Rewind the tape, and play it back at maximum
volume to see if it has been erased.
Pressure Roller Alignment
If cross talk occurs between tracks, proceed as
follows:
I. Disconnect the power source.
2. Remove pressure roller (18) from the pressure
roller stud.

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3. Use a hollow tool to align the stud.
4. Replace pressure roller (I8), and check for
cross talk.
Clutch
N0TE: Before making any clutch adjustment, check
the following:
I. Make surethe set screws are tight onthe clutch
dogs.
2. Check the tape cartridge for coning. If one of
the turntables is too low, the tape will wind into
a. concave cone; if too high, the tape will wind
into a convex cone. Either condition will create
friction, which will cause the clutch to slip.
To regulate the friction:
I. If more or less than 3 to 4 ounces of force are
required to cause the take-up clutch to slip in
the Play position, turn screw(73)on the take-up
clutch assembly.
2. If moreor less than 14 to 20 ounces of force are
requiredto cause the rewind clutch to slip inthe
Fast Rewind position, turn screw (?3) on the
rewind clutch assembly.
3. If more orless than 14 to 20 ounces of force are
required to cause the fast forward clutch to siip
inthe Fast Forward position, turn screw(?3) on
the fast-forward clutch assembly.
Recording Level lndicators (R3, R4)
l. Connect an audio generator, tuned to 1000,1, to
the Left Channel Radio-Phono jack.
2. Connect AC VTYM to point @ and chassis.
3. Actuate guide bar switch by using a tape cart-
ridge. Set transport switches to "Record" and
"Track I".
4. Adjust generator output and recorder Loudness
control for 4.5 volts on VTVM.
5. Adjust Normal control (R3) counterclockwise
then clockwise until Normal neon bulb barely
Iights.
6. Adjust generator output and recorder Loudness
control for 9 volts on VTVM.
7. Adjust Overload control (R4) counterclockwise
then clockwise until Overload buibbarely lights.
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FIG.4 BOTTOM VIEW OF MECHANISM WITH f\NOTOR IIOUNTING PLATE AND PUSHBUTTONS
RE'VOVED.
Recording Bias t CM, C45l
N0TE: Two color dots are located on the recording
head. The top color refers to Track 2 (adjust
Track 2
ness at minimum.
3. Adjust C45 for voltage indicated in chart.
COLOR DOT
ON HEAD VOLTAGE
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Black
Brown
Orange
Red
Green
White
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23.9V ',
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29.0v 'r
30.9v rr
I. Connect the scope to point @ anO chassis.
Ca$; the bottom color refers to Track I (adjust 2. Set recorder to "Record" and "Track 2", Loud-
c45).
Track I
I. Removebottom coverscreen andallow recorder
to operate for 15 minutes.
2. Connect qcalibrated scope (low capacity probe)
to point @ and chassis.
3. Set recorder to "Record" and "Track I", Loud-
ness at minimum.
4. Adjust C44 for voltage indicated in chart.
LUBRICATION
Additional lubrication shouldnot be requiredfor 4. Ear of fast-forward idler mounting lever (lI2).
a long time, since the mechanism has been lubricated
before leaving the factory. However, if parts are re- 5. Grease cup under flywheel (69).
moved for repair or replacement, lubricate them with
light grease, as follows: Lubricate the following with a clinging-type oil:
l. Push-button bracket shafts. l. Idler shafts.
2. Area between rewindtoggle arm(ll2) and rib on 2. Toggle tink joints.
motorboard (128). 3. Pivot joints.
3. Surfaces of push-button brack'et locking slide
lever (46). 4. Capstan and turntable shaft bearings.
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NOTE: Do not overlubricate the turntable shafts.
Excessive lubrication may seep onto the clutch
linings and cause the clutches to slip.
CLEAN ING
The capstan, pressure roller (I8), tape guide
posts (12), record-playback head (21), erase head (19),
and tape tensioning head (2?) may accumulate tape
coating oxide, which is worn off the tape as it passes
these parts. Usea softclothand alcohol toclean these
parts.
Clean the idler wheels, pulleys, and clutch
Iinings with a good cleaning solvent if they should be-
come greasy or oily.
FIG.5 FRONT VIEW OF PUSHBUTTON ASSEMBLY.
FIG.6 REAR VIEW OF PUSHBUTTON ASSEMBLY.
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FIG.IO MOTOR MOUNTING PLATE & DRIVE IDLERS ASSEMBLY.
TROU BLE CHART
Symptom Cause Remedy
No fast forward or rewind. I. Insufficient clutch torque. I. See "Clutch Adjustment. "
2. Take-up clutch spring (72) z. Replace or rehook take-up
weak, or unhooked on clutch clutch spring (?2).
assembly.
3. Fast forward idler spring g. Replace or rehook springs
(13I) on fast forward idler (l3i), (I0b), and (106).
mounting lever (U2), or re-
wind arm spring (I05) and
rewind idler spring (106)
on rewind idler mounting
lever (I0?) weak or unhooked.
Wow- l. Motordrive pulley(l28)slip- l. Tighten set screws (I29).
pmg.
2. Insufficient pressure of z. see "pressure Roller Adjust-
pressure roller (I8) against ment. "
capstan.
3. To much torque on take-up 3. See "Clutch Adjustment. "
clutch.
4. capstan, pressure roller, 4. cleanthese partswitharcohor.
idler wheels, and pulleys
have oil or other foreign
matter on their surfaces.
will not shutoff automati- I. Tapeon wrongside of shutoff t. Loosen screws (gg) ano strut
cally' pin (36) o" iad). rewind idter striker bracket
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Symptom Cause Remedy
2. Not enough clutch torque. 2. See "Clutch Adjustment" "
Mechanism shuts off before
end of tape is reached. I. Tripping force too small. l. See "Pin Adjustment. "
Does not record or erase. Ileads out of alignment.
Pressure pads outof adjust-
ment or worn.
Tape threaded incorrecily.
Guide bar switch not posi-
tioned correctly.
Head or guide bar switch
defective.
See "Head Alignment. "
Adjust or replace pressure
pads.
The dull-coated side of tape
must face outward.
Loosen screws, and move right
side of guide bar.
Replace head or guide bar
switch.
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Will not take up.
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6.
Tape on wrong side of shutoff
pin.
Spring (?2) on take-up clutch
weak or unhooked.
Take-up idler spring (I2f) on
take-up idler mountinglever
(71) weak or unhooked.
Take-up clutch improperly
adjusted.
Lubricant has become dryin
the take-up clutch lining.
Take-up idler shift rod (38)
disconnected from take-up
idler mounting Iever (?l).
l. Rethread t}te tape.
2. Replaceorconnectspring(?2).
3. Replace or connect take-up
idler spring (l2l).
4. See "Clutch Adjustment. "
Replace clutch assembly.
Reconnect take-up idler shift
rod (38).
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Pu,rh buttons do not latch
when depressed. l. Push-button locking slide
spring (45) weak orunhooked.
2. Pressure roller foree too
great, preventing the Play-
Record push button from
latching.
Replace or reconnect push-
button Iocking slide spring
(45).
See "Pressure Roller Adjust-
ment. "
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Tape binding in cartridge. Cartridge warped.
Cartridge not seated properly
on transport bosses.
Turntables too high or too
Iow.
Replace cartridge.
Remove cartridge and reseat
on bosses.
Check shims under turntables.
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Excessive clutch friction,
Trippingforce of shutoff pins
(36) and (86) too great.
Excessive slack within the
cartridge.
Insufficient take-up clutch
torque, permitting the tape
to wrap around the capstan.
Pressure roller (I8) applying
too much force against the
capstan.
see "Clutch Adjustment. "
See"Shutoff Pin Adjustments. "
Turn take-up reel counter-
clockwise totake up the slack.
See "Take-up Clutch Adjust-
ment. t'
See "Pressure Roller Adjust-
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Ref .
No. Description
I
2
3
4
5
Locking Screws
Cartridge Case-Side A
Spacer
Tape Hub
Spacer
TAPE CARTRIDGE PARTS LIST
MICHANICAL PARTS LIST
Description
Ref .
No.
UI
3e
}9>
6s
if){
f,e
ie
.tt H
fr
19
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I
m
n
\JI
Ref.
No. Descriptton
6
4
8
I
Brake Spring
Hub Brake Slide
Tape Guide
Cartridge Case-Slide B
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
I
I
IO
ll
T2
I3
L4
I5
I6
l?
l8
l9
20
2L
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
2S
30
3l
32
33
34
35
36
3?
38
39
40
Part
No.
r0?r04
l0?r03
l0?132
10705?
r0?058
107060
r07059
r0?098
107140
Tape Cartridge
Guide Bar
Guide Bar Switch
Pushbuttons (4)
Top Dress Plate
Right-Iland Turntable and Shaft
Left-Hand Turntable and Shajt
Tape Hub Drive Pin
Drive Pin Retaining Spring
#4 Split Lockwasher
#4*40 x l/8" Long Round Head
Screw
Tape Guide Post
#6-40 NF-2 thd. x . ?1" Long
Record Play Head and Erase
Head Adjusting Screw
Record-Play Head and Erase
Head Mounting Bracket
"C" Washer . I45" I. D.
. 3I2" O. D. x .I90" I. D. x .005
thk. Flat Metal Washer
. 328" O. D. x .I95" I. D. x . 005
thk. Cambric Washer
Pressure Roller
DuaI Erase Head
#2-56 x .156" Ig. Pan llead
Screw
Record-Play Head and Erase
Head Adjusting Bracket
#6-32 x L/ 4" Ig. FiI. Head
Screw
Record-PIay llead
Tape Counter Escutcheon
Tape Counter
#6 x ll/16" Ig. Fil. Head Tap-
ping Screw
Tape Tensioning Head
Motorboard
.061" I.D. x .30?" O.D x . 050"
thk. Retaining Ring.
Tape Dress Plate Mounting
Screw (2)
"C" Retainer Washer .I45" I.D.
Rewind Idler Release Pivot
Rewind Pivot Plate Connecting
Lever
Pressure RoIIer Return and
Cartridge Latch Return SPring
Spacer
Cartridge Latch Lever
Rewind Toggle Ass'y. Operatin
Lever
Take-up ldler Shift Rod
#8 xI/ 4" lg. Hex Head Tap-
ping Screw
Stop Pushbutton Bracket SPring
204043
7588?
740'.18
107r07
r06696
107147
r06208
IO?I33
r0?089
r0?094
r07052
IOSI??
204043
10?r06
r0?084
l0?l3l
r0?095
10708?
r0?0?8
r0?105
I0?ll9
Ref .
No. Part
No. Description
4L
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
5l
52
53
54
55
56
57
5B
59
60
6I
62
63
64
65
66
6?
6B
69
70
7l
72
t.t
74
r0?063
l0?06r
r07062
LO?L24
107088
r07099
IO?IOI
r0?053
r0?r00
l0?l3l
r07072
74078
r0?0??
r08272
107066
107lt3
107122
r0?076
l0?r30
r0?090
l0?054
l0?056
r08261
i07080
108299
Stop Pushbutton Operating
Bracket
Fast Forward Pushbutton
Operating Bracket
Rewind Pushbutton Operating
Bracket
Record-PIay Pushbutton Oper-
ating Bracket
Pushbutton Locking Slide Spring
Pushbutton Bracket Locking
Slide Lever
PIay Operating Lever Pivot
Plate
Pushbutton Pivot Lever
Pushbutton Mounting Plate
Pushbutton Pivot Lever Mount-
ing Rod
"C" Retainer Washer .I45" I. D.
#B x 3/ 8" 1g. Hex Head Tapping
Screw
Pressure Roller Return and
Cartridge Latch Returning
Springs (2)
Fast Forward Actuating Lever
Pivot Plate
Cambric Washer . 328" O. D x
.195" I. D. x . 005" thk. (2)
PIay Toggle Assry. Operating
Lever
#8 x 5/ 8" lg. Hex Head Tapping
Screw
FeIt Pressure Pad
Pressure Pad Arm Ass'y.
Mounting Bracket
#6 x L/ 4" lg. Hex llead Tapping
Screrv
Rewind Toggle Adjusting Brkt.
Forward and Rewind Adjusting
Bracket Spring
FIat Metal Washer.l70" I.D. x
. 375" O. D. x . 600 thk.
#8-32 x 3/ 4" Lg. Hex Head
Screw
Fast Forward Actuating Lever
Fast Forward Lever Return
Spring
Pulley Brake Release Rod
Forward Drive Pulley
Flywheel and Capstan Shaft
Ass'y.
Fast Forward Idler Wheel
Take-up Idler Mounting Lever
Take-up Cluteh Spring (.5I" Ig.
x 5 turns x .I91" O.D. )
#2-56 x .44" lg. Rd. HeadScrew
Take-up Clutch Ass'y.
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MECHAN ICAL PARTS LI ST {CON'T. )
Ref .
No. Part
No. Description
75
76
77
?8
?9
80
BI
B2
83
84
85
86
8?
88
89
90
9I
92
93
94
95
96
9?
98
99
r00
IOI
102
I03
104
r05
r06
IO?
107144
LQ?L22
I07Il2
l07r2l
r0?093
IO?128
l0?129
107127
l0?081
l0?il8
107146
r0l2?0
l0?126
Part of
56
l0?083
r0?06?
I0830I
I08298
r08263
r08262
#8-32 x L/ 4'1 Lg. Hex Socket
Set Screw
Forward Clutch Dog
#8-32 x 3/ 4" Ig. Hex Head
Screw
Flat Metal Washer (. 170" I. D.
x . 375" O. D. x . 060 thk. )
Forward & Rewind Adjusting
Bracket Spring
Forward Toggle Adjusting Brkt.
#8 xL/ 4" lg. Hex TappingScrew
Tape Counter Mounting Bracket
#6-32 x L/ 4" L9. FiI. Head
Screw
#B xL/ 4" Ig. Hex Head Tapping
Screw
Pushbutton Pivot Lever Spring
Shutoff Link Lever
Micro Switch Mounting Bracket
#8 xl/ 4" lg. Hex Head Tapping
Screw
#4-40 Split Pressure Roller
Adjusting Nut
Pressure Roller Adjusting
Spring
Play Toggle Ass'y. Operating
Lever
Fast Forward Link Lever
Pressure Pad Arm Ass'y.
Mounting Bracket
Play Pivot Toggle Ass'y.
Lever
Play Pivot Toggle Spring
Fast Forward Adjusting Stud
Retainer
Eccentric Stud
Fast Forward Latching Brkt.
#6 xL/ 4" Ig. Hex Head Tapping
Screw
Rewind Idler Striker Bracket
Shutoff Link Lever Return
Spring
Tension Band (3. 50 "lg. x . 3I"
wide x . 063" thk. )
Tape Counter Drive Belt
Rewind Toggle Lever Spring
Rewind Arm Spring
Rewind ldler Spring
Rewind Idler Mounting Lever
Ref .
No. Part No. Description
r08
I09
u0
ltI
LLz
il3
114
il5
ll6
il?
118
li9
120
rzt
122
r23
124
126
r26
127
L2B
129
130
l3t
132
133
r34
135
r36
13?
l3B
r39
140
t4l
142
143
r0?096
l0?r09
100200
l0?ur
107082
r08261
l0?I08
107068
r0?0?0
r0?055
108299
107054
l0?ll7
l07lI4
i0?09?
10709r
l0?u5
r0?0?9
i0?lI6
9?l?9
r03948
105358
r0?r55
I01462
r0?069
Rewind ldler Lever Support
Lever
Rewind ldler Mounting Lever
Retaining Pin
#4-40 xL/ 4" Lg. Hex Socket Set
Screw
Rewind Clutch Dog
Fast Forward Idler Mounting
Lever
Fast Forward IdIer Wheel
Rewind Drive ldler
Pulley Brake Actuatior Rod
Rewind PuIIey Brake Spring
with Felt Pad
#B xL/ 4" lg. Hex Head Tapping
Screw
Rewind Drive Pulley
Take-up Clutch Ass'y.
Fonqard Drive Pulley
Take-up Idler Spring
Lock Washer
#B xl/ 4" 19. Hex Head Tapping
Screw
Motor Plate Support Bracket
Motor Mounting Plate
#8-32 x 5/16" Ig. Hex Head
Screw
Fast Forward Idler Support
Lever
Motor Drive Pulley
Set Screw
Flywheel Drive IdIer Wheel
Fast Forward Idler Spring
Flywheel Drive ldler Mounting
Lever
Flywheel Idler Spring
#10-32 Hex Nut
Flat Metal Washer
Motor Mounting Grommet
Motor Mounting Spacer
Drive Motor Complete with
Pulley
Motor Mounting Bolts
Motor Fan
#10-32 x L/ 4" lg. Set Screw
Forward Brake Spring with
Felt Pad
#4-40 x 3/8" Ig. Round Head
Screw
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