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The llatlng of any avallable replacement part herein doeg

not con8titute in any case a recommendetlon, warranty or

guarantyby Howard W. Sams & Co., Inc., ae to the quallty

and suitability of such replacement part. The numbere of

theee parte have been compiled from lnformatlon furnished

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TheRecordio Model 230isa two-speed(33/4and7L/2 ips) tape recorder, designed

torecord and play back dual-track monaural recordings, and in addition, play back four-track

prerecorded stereophonic tapes.

The unit uses pushbutton control for each tape transport mode. The modes of opera-

tion are: Rewind ( < ), Record, Stop, Play, and Fast Forward ( )- ).

Dual-track recording is used giving two full-Iength recordrngs on a reel of tape. Any

size reel up to ?-inches can be used-

Operate the recorder on ll5 volts AC, 60 cycle, supply only.

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FIG. 1 TOP VIEW OF MECHANISM WITH COVERS REMOVED

FUNCTION OF CONTROLS AND PUSHBUNONS

On-Off, TOng, Volume - Right Channel To record, turn the Record Rereaee clockx'tse and at

the aame Ume, depresa the Record button.

This la a dua.l cortrol located at the extreDe

lower right side of the front panel. The large outer Speed Change

rim controla tlle volume of the richt channel when

playing stereophonic recordlngs. the small inner CHANGE TAPE SPEED

lrob turns the unit on and adjusts the tone for the

right channel. CAUTI0N: Oo not turn tlre speed change knob

unlesa the Stop button is depreased"

Speaker Monitor Rewind Button (< )

This control ls located to the left of the On-Off

switch. It serves as a speaker control Io! moDitorlng Rapidly wtnds the tape flom the take-up leel to

a lecordlng ln process. Turning t}lls control clock- the supply reel.

wlse turnson the left interval speater and turning the

control counterslockwiae dlaconnects the apeaker. SIOD BUttOn

The speaker monitor en'itch doeE not control the right

lnterval speaker or extenaion speakers. When depressed, tape movement in ally mode is

halted, When the recorder ls not in u8e, the Stop but-

Tone' Volume - Left Channel ton must be depreased.

Thls control is Iocated at the extreme lower Play BUttOn

left side of the flont panel. The large outer rim con-

trols the volume ol the left channel and also controla When depreased, the unit x'ill play back mon-

the recording level shen making a recordlng. The aural o! stereo prereeorded meterial.

smaU inner'lmob adjusts the tone for the left channel. FastFonrvard(>)

Record Release Rapidly vindrs the tape lrom t}le Bupply reel to

Preventa a recording from being accidentally the take-up reel wlthout lecordtng o! playhg back the

eraeed by presahg theRecord pushbutton by mistake. tape.

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TAPE INDICATOR

Set thecounter to zero by turning thereset lcrob

tdward the topof the recorder when starting torecord

or play back a reel of tape. If the reading of the

counter is noted at various points in the tape travel,

new program selections can be indexed or previously

recorded selections can be located

RECORD LEVEL INDICATOR

The record level indicatorgives a visual analy-

sisof the correct volume setting for the Record func-

tion. Adjust the Left Channel Volume control to the

point where the record level indicator does not quite

close on the peak passages.

External Speakers - Left and Right

Provides a connection for external speakers.

When external speakers are used, the internal speak-

ers are automatically disconnected.

Mic. lnput

Plug microphone into this jack for recording or

for public address use.

Recording lnput

Used to record audio signals from a radio,

REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS

OPERATING I NSTRUCTIONS

phonograph, or television receiver.

Stereo lnput

Used to connect phono pick-up cables from a

stereo phonograph to the recorder for playing stereo

records.

Stereo - Mon. Switch.

Set switch in the Stereo position when playing

stereo tapes or records, and in the Mon. position

when playing monaural tapes or records.

Prepari ng for 0peration

l. Remove the lid from the case.

2. Remove power cord and microphone from the

storage compartment in the rear of the case.

3. Depress the Stop button.

4. Connect thepowercordto anoutlet of theproper

rating.

CAUT l0N: Severe damage will result if the unit

is connected to a power that is not of the

proper specifications.

5. Place the speed control knob to the desired

speed.

When the forward or rewind buttons are de-

pressed, the Record and Play buttons are locked so

that they cannot be pressed down, with the possibility

of spilling the tape. The buttons should always be

pressed down firmly so they latch. Always depress

the Stop button before changing functions or speed.

When the recorder is not in use, always depress the

Stop button.

Threading the Tape

l. Place a reel of tape on the supply (left) making

sure the reel slots catch t}te protrusions of the

spindle pan. Place the reel catch down to Iock

the reel in place.

2. Place an empty reel on the take-up pan (right).

Again make sure the reel slots catch the pro-

trusions of the spindle pan. Place the reel catch

down to lock the reel in place.

Release the Stop button by pressing lightly on

any one of the other four pushbuttons so that all

buttons are in the released position. This re-

leases the tapebrakes, simplifying tape thread-

ing. t9

Unwind about 14 inches of tape from the supplyG)

reel. Hold a section of the tape straight withO

both hands and insert the tape in the tape slot.

The dull-coated side of the tape must face the

recording head.

Insert the free end of the tape into one of the

radial slots in the take-up reel. While holdtng

the tape in place, rotate the reel to secure the

tape and take up the slack.

TO RECORD FROM A MICROPHONE

Insert the microphone plug into the jack on the

rear panel labeled MIC.

With the Stop button depressed, turn the right

On -Off -Volume control clockwise until a click is

heard. Allow the recorder to warm up until the

record level indicator is illuminated.

Move the speed changeknob to the desired speed.

As a general rule, 3 3/4 ips for voice record-

ings and 7 L/ 2 ips for music recordings.

Move the Record Release knob slightly clock-

wise and simultaneously depress the Record

button until it latches.

Hold the microphone 3 to 4 inches away from

the mouth and speak in a normal tone of voice.

Adjust the Left Channel Volume control until the

record level indicator almost closes on the

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louder or peak passages. The Right Channel

Volume control should be turned to minimum

before recording. The Tone controls have no

effect during recording.

To Record from Phonograph

l. Insert the phonograph output plug into ttte jack

on the rear panel labeled Input.

2. Start the recorder andproceed with the record-

ing as described under '1Io Record from Mic-

rophone. "

[tlQf[; Themicrophone should not beconnected

to the unit when making a recording from

another source.

To Use the Second Track

l. Depress the Stop button when the tape has been

wound onto the take-up reel.

2. Remove the take-up reel, turn it over and place

it on supply pan.

3. Place empty reel on take-up pan.

4. Thread tape and proceedwith recording as pre-

viously described.

To Play Monaural Recordings

l. Thread the tape as described under "Threading

, the Tape. "

2. Set the speed knob to the speed at which the re-

cording was made.

3. Place the Speaker Monitor control in the "On"

position.

4. Turn the Right Channel Volume control to min-

imum.

5. Press the Play button and adjust the Left Chan-

nel Volume andTone control to thedesired list-

ening level.

NOTE: To monitor the sound being recorded,

turn the Speaker Monitor knob clockrvise.

DISASSEMBLY

To Remove Unit f rom Case

I. Remove all push-on type knobs from the front

panel.

2. Remove two Phillips head screws from lower

escutcheon. Ren ove escutcheon.

3. Remove push-on type speed control knob.

4. Removescrev/ fromhead coverand removehead

cover.

5. Remove four screws from front trim panel and

remove trim panel.

6. Remove screws from sub-panels on rear of

case.

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Care mustbe taken tokeep themicrophone

far enough from the recorder to prevent

squeal due to acoustic feedback.

Rewind (< ) 0r Fast Forward ( > )

When it is desirable to play a certain portion of

a tape over again, it is not necessary to rewind the

entire reel. By depressing the revrtnd button (<)

the tape will reverse at a rapid speed. By depressing

the fast forwardbutton ( >) the tape will advanee at a

rapid speed.

To Record from Radio or W Receiver

It is possible to record sound from an external

source by placing the microphone in front of the

speaker, however, this is not recommended, as back-

ground noise will be recorded along with ttre desired

program material.

For noise free recordings, record direcfly

from the speaker voice coil terminals of the radio or

TV receiver as follows:

l. Insert the plug of a patch cord into the jack on

t}te rear panel labeled Input.

2. Connect the patch cord clips to the speaker

voice coil terminals of a TV receiver.

3. Adjust the volume control of the radio or TV

receiver to normal room volume. Set the tone

controlof theradio or TVreceiver to fuUtreble

4. Proceed with the recording as described under

'To Record from "Microphone. "

To Play Stereophonic Tape

l. Thread the tape as described under "Threading

the Tape. "

2. Set the speed knob to the speed atwhich the tape

was recorded.

3. Place Speaker Monitor control to the "On" po-

sition.

4" Adjust the Right and Left Channel Volume and

Tone controls to the deslred listening level.

I NSTRUCTl ONS

7. Remove screws from top of cabinet.

8. Remove two screws from front mechanism panel.

9. Lift tapetransport andamplifier assemblypart-

iallyout front ofcabinet. Unplug the four speak-

er leads and plug, remove AC cord clamp, and

remove the unit from the case.

To Remove Amplif ier f rom Transprt Mechanism

1. Remove seven sheetmetal screws from ampli-

fier. Remove bottom cover.

2. Removemotor andpower transformerplug from

amplifier chassis.

3. Diseonnect thefour leads from therecord-play-

F IG. 2 BOTTOM V IEW OF MECHAN I SM

back head" Pull leads tlrough hole in flont 6. Caretully lift the ampllfler a$ay from thetrans-

mechanlsm plate. port Dechanism and disconnect the play-record

4. Remove speaker Monrtor awitch from front svltch actuatlng ltnk'

mechaniam plate. 7, To reassemble, reverse the foregoing proced-

5. Remove two acrews from each end ol ampllfler ure'

chasais.

CLEAN ING

Most deiects, other than wear ot breakage, can pertodlcally removed because lt wiU cause falnt re-

be traced to dirty surfaces. Recold-Playback head cording and poor playback. Wipe these aurfaces care-

(43), capstan, and pressure roller (37) accumulate a fully with a clean cloth. ff drt iE caked o! hard and

coaung ol tape oxide, which ls worn off t}le tape as it will not come off with a dry clotl, dampen tlle cloti

passea tlese parts. Thls accumulation should be slighuy witl alcohol.

LU BR ICAT ION

AU lotattng parts have generous size Oiltte 4. AU ider alld drlve wheel bearings.

bearings, which are factory lubricated- Under nor-

mal use, no further lubrication is necessaly. In 5. The reel-spindle bearilgs.

heavy drty service, tlte following parte should be lub-

rlcated once ayear wlth a drop of a good grade motor Be careful not to overlubrlcate. Oil muat be

oil. kept off all rubber ldlers and belts, ttre flywheel rtm,

and off any parta tiat may tranafe! oll to tiem, Al-

l. The top and bottom motor bearlnga. v/ays y,ipe excess oil trom lubricated parts.

2. The capstan bearing. Ocsaslonally remove foreign matte! from under

the puahbutton assembly and place a dlop ofoil on the

3. Preseure roUer (37) beariry. sliding lever membera.

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MECHAN I CAL A DJ U STIVIENTS

Pressure Pad Adjustment

I. Remove front escutcheon (12).

2. Depress the Play button. Do not turn the re-

corder on.

3. Using a pencil-type postal scale, check the

pressurerequired to iustpull the right padaway

frorn the record-playback head (43). If necess-

a;tyt adjust locked adjustment screw until a

reading ot L 3/ 4 owrce !L/ 4 ounce is obtained.

4. Adjust guide post pressure pad (Ieft pad) by

bending the pressure pad spring (21). It must

be adjusted for minimum pressure against the

tape.

5. After making the adjustment, depress the Stop

button and replace the front escutcheon (12).

Erase Head

l. With tape properly threaded, turn recorder on

and depress the Record button. Allow the tape

to run for a few seconds. Leaving the Record

button depressed, turn the recorder off.

2. Check to see that the erase head(a?) is parallel

with the tape. Make sure that the top edge of the

tape coincldes with the top end of the diagonal

slot in the erase head (junction of long diagonal

and short vertical slot).

3. Toadjust the level of the tape, loosen set screw

(50) and rotate tape guide post (51) to move the

tape up or down.

Brake Shoe

I. With all pushbuttons in the up position, brake

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pads should clear the brake drums (68) and (Sg)

by L/ 8 inch.

2. Depress the Stop button while observing the

brake pads. Both brake pads must contact the

brake drums at the same time and with equal

pressure.

3. If necessary, adjust the pressure by bending

brake spring (61).

Record- Playback Head Al ignment

Using a standard alignment tape, adjust the

azimuth adjusting screw for murimum high-frequency

response. Head height may be adjusted by loosening

the two nuts on the side of the Record-playback head

and moving the head up or down until the top edge of

the tape iseven with the topedge of the top polepiece.

TROUBLE CHART

Sym ptom Cause Remedy

Pushbuttons fail tolateh into

position. 1. Lock plate spring (38) discon-

nected or broken. l. Connect or replace spring (38).

No drive in Record or Play

modes. Idler tension springs (96) dis-

connected or broken.

Idler slide plate (?2) binding on

bushlng (73), preventing idler

wheel (?1) from moving forward.

Connect or replace springs (96).

Check slide plate (?2) and bush-

ing for burrs. Clean with alco-

hol.

No take-up during Play or

Record. Take-up drive belt (23) discon-

nected or broken.

Reel pan shaft binding.

Oil on take-up drive belt (23).

Connect or replace take-updrive

belt (23).

Clean spindle bearing and lubri-

cate bearing.

Clean belt (23) and pulley sur-

faces.

No Fast Forwardor Rewind. Idler lever tension spring (60)

disconneeted or broken.

Idler drive bett (6?) broken or

not properly connected.

Oil on idler drive bett (67) and

pulley surfaces.

Connect or replace spring (60).

Replace idler drive belt (6?).

Clean idler drive belt (67) and

pulley surfaces.

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TROUBLE CHART ( CON'T. )

Symptom Cause Rem edy

Tape spills when Stop button

Is depressed- l. Brake shoes out of a{ustment.

2. Brake pads (62) missing or

worn.

See "Brake Shoe Adjustment"

under Mechanical Adjustments.

Replace brake pads (62).

'\ilow" during operation of

recorder. Brake return spring (58A) dis-

connected or broken.

Oil on drivlng surfaces.

Connect or replace spring (58A).

Clean all driving surfaces with a

soft cloth and alcohol.

'rFlutter rr during operation of

recorder- 1.. Dirty recordalayback head (43),

pressure pads, capstan shaft,

or pressure roller (37).

I. Clean as describedunder "Clean-

ing. t'

No erase or eraseis incom-

pIete. Erase head tension spring (33)

disconnected or broken.

Erase head (47) not adjusted

properly.

Connect or replace spring (33).

See 'Erase Ilead Adjustment"

under Mechanical Adjustments.

No tape movement ln any

mode of operation. l. Defective motor (80). l. Replace motor (80).

Tape counter does not func-

tion. l. Tape counter drive belt (94)

disconnected or broken. I. Replace tape counter drive belt

(s4).

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73-2254-3

D-13.450-2

c-13.3i8-6

B-28.163

B-13.467

73-2254-3

B-13.469

B-r3.468

19.1728

B-13.458-2

B-13.458-l

B-33.412

B-19.881

B-I9. 868

B-19. 892

c-19. 839-l

*B-28.175

E-13.464

B-19. 858-l

B-19. 876

B-31-337

B-19.859

B-19.1699-l

B-r9. 1364-i

B-31.361

B-33.418-2

B-28. 163

*B-33.404

B-31.343

B-31- 360

B-32.309

57-3439-0

B-36.254

B-r9.990

c-r9.1696

c-35. 756

73-2233-5

57-16B-613-0

57 -3 934 -0

B-32-300

48-4r0-1

B-32.260

B-31.446 -2

B-32.495

B-19.8?7

B-3I.498

B-35.835

B-31. 338

B-35.1046

B-3r.339

B-35.1070-l

B-31. 335

B-35. r05r

B-32" 275 -r

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B-35. 1066

Cycolac ReeI Pan and Shaft

Assembly (Sfack)

Knob, Speed Change

Washer, Felt

Screw

Rear Escutcheon

Cycolac Reel Pan and Shaft

Assembly

Washer, Linen

Knob

Washer, Felt

Knob, Tone (Top Section)

Knob, Volume (Bottom Sec. )

Front Escutcheon

Pushbutton (Black)

Pushbutton (Alum. )

Cabinet Cover Front Plate

Push-On Stud Nut, 3/16"

Washer

Playback Actuating Lever

Wastrer, Shouldered

Record Slide Plate

Spring, Pressure Pad

Playback S1ide Plate

*Take-up BeIt

Baseplate

Pushbutton Retainer Bracket

Pushbutton Lever

Spring, Pushbutton Return

Pushbutton Hinge Bracket

Record Lock

Record Lock Mounting Plate

Spring, Record Lock Return

Screw

Spring, Erase Head Tension

Record Actuating Lever Assry.

'E" Ring, 3/16" Shaft

Washer, Linen

'iPressure Roller

Spring Pushbutton Lock Plate

Washer

Spring, Pressure RoIIer Ten

Tape Guide Post (Right)

Set Screw, #6-32 x 3/16"

Bristol Head

Play=Record Head

Spring, Play-Record Head

Pressure Roller Plate

Tape Gulde Lug

Erase Head Assembly

#6 Int. Lockwasher

#6-32 x 13/16" R. H. M. S.

Set Screw, #6-32 x 3/16"

Bristol Head

Tape duide Post (Right)

#6-32 Hex Nut

Tape Guide Post Spacer

Spring, Record Head Return

Shaft, Record Lock

Lever, Amplifler Switch

Link, Record Lock

Plate Assembly, Brake Slide

Spring, Brake Return

ShiJt Plate Assembly

Spring, Idler Lever Tension

Brake Spring Assembly

Brake Pad, Felt

Idler Lever Assembly

#8-32 Hex. Hd- Shouldered

Screw

Flywheel

Sheave Pulley Assembly

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MECHANICAL PARTS LIST ( CON'T. )

Ref.

No. Part

No- Description Ref.

No. Part

No. Description

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B-3r.333

33.650

B-19.1739

c-19.968

B-19.996

B-32.275

B-33.405

B-28. 163

B-32.293

B-31.324

B-r9.96r

B-19.976-1

73-2231-5

57-6C-805-r

Shock Mount

Motor Mountlng Plate

Lever, Record Actuating

Link, Switch Arm

Tape Counter

Cotrnter Mounting Bracket

Brake Drum

Sub Idler Plate

#8-32 Hex. Hd- Shouldered

Serew

Sub Idler Wheel

Linen Washer

Counter Belt

Speed Control Shaft

Spring, Idler Tension (2)

Spring Clip

Drive Morurting Plate Bracket

#8 Internal Lockwasher

Screw, #8-32 x S/t6" R. H. M. S.

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5?-3589-t

B-32.288

*B-33;408

B-35. 1064-t

B-32.264

B-19. r43r-l

B-3r.327

B-19.862

D-19. 1373

B-33.534

B-13.471-L

D-36. 153

48-2221

B-33.411

*Idler Drive Belt

Brake Drum

#8-32 x L/ 4" Bristol Hd. Set

Screw

Motor Pulley

*Idler Wheel

Idler Slide Plate Assembly

Idler Slide Bushing

Idler Throw-out Lever

Spring, Idler Lift Compression

Angle Bracket for Morurtlng

Drive Assembly

Motor & Transformer Mounting

Plate

Cable Clamp, Nylon

Motor Fan

Drive Motor

#10-32 Elastic Stop Nut

FIat Washer

* Takeup Drive Belt, WALSCO Part No" l4l0-50

* Pressure Roller, WALSCO Part No. 1457 Idler Drive Belt, WALSCO Part No. 14f0-0?

Idler Wheel, WALSCO Part No. 1430

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