Sony MDR-IF5K User manual

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Model
Canadian
Model
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Model
UK
Model
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Model
Australian
Model
Discard
MDR-IF5K
Service
Manual
(No.
9-953-691-12)
priviously
issued.
This
Service
Manual
contains
it.
TMR-IF5
(Transmitter)
SPECIFICATIONS
General
Headphones
MDR-IF5
Infrared
wavelength:
850nm
Power
source:
Built-in
rechargeable
battery
(GF
100)
Moduiation:
Frequency
modulation
Weight:
98g
(3.5
02.)
Carrier
frequency:
Right
2.8
MHz
Left
2.3MHz
Supplied
accessories
Effective
range:
up
to
7m
(23
ft)
AC
power
adaptor
(1)
Frequency
response:
18
—
22,000
Hz
Connecting
cord
(stereo
mini
jack
—
stereo
phono
Distortion:
Less
than
1%
at
1
kHz
plugs)
(1)
.
Plug
adaptor
(stereo
mini
jack
—
stereo
phone
Transmitter
TMR-IF5
plug)
(1)
Power
source:
DC
9V
jack
accepts:
Screws
(M3.1
x
20mm)
(2)
Sony
AC-912
AC
power
Design
and
specifications
subject
to
change
adaptor
(supplied)
without
notice.
Dimensions:
88
x
220
x
93mm
(32
x
8%
x
33%
in),
(w/h/d)
Weight:
250
g
(8.8
02.)
Features
®
infrared
transmitting
system
eliminates
the
headphone
cord.
°
This
headphone
system
can
be
used
with
any
audio/video
equipment
provided
with
a
headphone
jack
or
line
out
jack.
°
The
quality
of
the
sound
is
excellent
because
it
is
transmitted
with
high
carrier
frequencies.
e
The
lightweight
rechargeable
battery
built
into
the
headphones
allows
a
compact
design
and
economical
operation.
®
A
trickle
charging
system
keeps
headphones
ready
to
use
whenever
they
are
rested
on the
transmitter.
e
You
can
adjust
the
audio
level
at
your
listening
position
by
using
the
volume
controls
on
the
headphones.
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MDK-IF5K
MDR-IF5/TMR-IF5
SECTION
1
GENERAL
Parts
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Transmitter
3
Charging
indicator
Infrared
emitters
Power
indicator:
Infrared
sensors
Positioning
the
Transmitter
The
diagram
below
illustrates
the
approximate
effective
range
of
the
infrared
rays
emitted
from
the
transmitter.
Position
the
transmit-
ter
so
that
your
listening
area
is
within
the
effective
range.
The
infrared
rays
will
not
penetrate
walis
or
opaque
glass,
therefore
the
head-
phones
must
be
used
in
“in
sight”
area
of
the
transmitter.
SAFETY-RELATED
COMPONENT
WARNING!!
COMPONENTS
IDENTIFIED
BY
MARK
A
OR
DOTTED
LINE
WITH
MARK
A
ON
THE
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAMS
AND
IN
THE
PARTS
LIST
ARE
CRITICAL
TO
SAFE
OPERATION.
REPLACE
THESE
COMPONENTS
WITH
SONY
PARTS
WHOSE
PART
NUMBERS
APPEAR
AS
SHOWN
IN
THIS
MANUAL
OR
IN
SUPPLEMENTS
PUB-
LISHED
BY
SONY.
Contact
pins
Quick
charge
button
DC
IN
9V
(DC
external
power
input)
jack
Audio
input
cord
-
infrared
sensor
Power
switch
Head
band
Contact
holes
Volume
controls
Ear
pads
ATTENTION
AU
COMPOSANT
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RAPPORT
A
LA
SECURITE!
LES
COMPOSANTS
IDENTIFIES
PAR
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DIAGRAMMES
SCHEMATIQUES
ET
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DES
PIECES
SONT
CRITIQUES
POUR
LA
SECURITE
DE
FONCTIONNEMENT.
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CES
COM-
POSANTS
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PAR
DES
PIECES
SONY
DONT
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NUMEROS
SONT
DONNES
DANS
CE
MANUEL
OU
DANS
LES
SUPPLEMENTS
PUBLIES
PAR
SONY.

MDK-IF5K
MDR-IF5/TMR-IF5
Connecting
to
an
Audio/Video
Equipment
Connecting
the
Transmitter
to
the
Headphone
Connecting
the
Transmitter
to
the
LINE
OUT
Jack
or
REC
OUT
Jack
_
|
[
Connecting
to
a
Wall
Outlet
AC
power
adaptor
—
to
a
wail
outlet
to
stereo
phone
jack
Amplifier,
CO
player,
ete.
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Suoptied
plug
adaptor
to
LINE
out
or
REC
OUT
jack
ag
Right
ch:
Amplifier,
(res)
ohannet
TV.
VCR,
ete.
Supplied
connection
7
cord
Left
channet
TV.
VCR
(whnte)
Walkman’,
etc.
to
stereo
mini
jack
NOTE:
Use
only
the
supplied
AC
power
adaptor
manu-
factured
by
Sony.
Polarity
of
the
plugs
of
other
manu-
eo
.
.
.
factures
may
be
different.
j
Walkman
is
a
trademark
of
Sony
Corporation
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Polarity
of
the
Sony
plug
Connection
to
an
earphone
(monaural
mini)
jack
Use
the
optional
PC-236S
plug
adaptor.
Charging
the
Headphones
Battery
The
headphones
are
powered
by
their
built-in
rechargeabie
a
battery.
When
you
use
the
headphones
for
the
first
time
or
the
Connect
the
AC
power
adaptor
to
the
Rest
the
headphones
on
the
Press
the
quick
charge
button
battery
is
completely
exhausted,
proceed
to
charge
the
battery
transmitter.
wens
ne
that
the
contac
‘on
th
ine
rear
of
the
transmitter.
quickly
(quick
charge)
in
the
following
way:
Pins
fit
into
the
conta
es
he
charging
indicator
turns
red
the
headphones.
The
charging
and
returns
to
green
after
about
indicator
glows
green
faintly.
3
hours.
Now,
you
can
use
head-
Set
the
power
switch
on
the
headphones
to
phones
for
about
3
hours.
OFFICHG.
OFFICHG
Caution
Do
not
repeat
the
quick
charge
more
than
two
times
in
succes-
sion,
or
the
battery
may
be
impaired.
Note
«
Whenever
the
headphones
are
rested
on
the
transmitter,
the
battery
is
charged
continuously
and
the
charging
indicator
glows
green
faintly
to
indicate
trickle
charging.
ft
'f
you
want
to
fully
charge
the
*
Since
little
electric
current
is
used
for
trickle
charging,
there
is
no
d
o
battery
to
use
the
headphones
need
to
worry
about
overcharging.
for
about
6
hours,
repeat
the
«lt
takes
about
50
hours
to
fully
charge
the
battery
by
the
trickle
;
quick
charge.
charging.
Listening
to
a
Program
When
the
no
signal
is
supplied
for
Turn
on
the
audio/video
equipment
connected
to
the
Turn
on
the
power
switch
of
the
head-
Adjust
the
volume
controls
so
that
more
than
about
3
minutes
transmitter.
phones
and
put
on
the
headphones.
the
audio
jevel
of
both
channels
The
transmitter
is
turned
off
Adjust
the
head
band,
if
necessary.
gets
equal.
automatically.
POWER—
ON
When
the
audio
signal
is
interrupted
4
-
or
extremely
low
sound
continues
tor
more
than
about
3
minutes
The
transmitter
may
be
turned
off.
When
the
transmitter
is
connected
to
the
headphone
jack,
increase
the
volume
of
the
connected
equipment
and
tower
the
volume
of
the
headphones.
After
using
the
headphones
Set
the
power
switch
to
OFF/CHG
and
rest
the
headphones
on
the
transmitter.
E :
Note
When
the
audio
signal
is
input,
the
transmitter
turns
on
auto-
_
3
;
¢
Be
sure
to
remain
in
the
effective
matically
and
the
infrared
emitters
glow.
If
the
transmitter
is
range
of
the
infrared
rays
while
listen-
connected
to
the
headphone
jack,
set
the
volume
contro!
of
the
ing
(see
diagram
above).
equipment
to
the
middle
position.
¢
Do
not
cover
the
infrared
sensors
with
your
hands
or
hair.
Do
not
use
headphones
under
the
direct
sunlight.

MDR-IF5K
MDR-IF5/TMR-IF5
|
SECTION
2
DISASSEMBLY
Note:
Follow
the
disassembly
procedure
in
the
numerical
order
given.
-@
HEADPHONES
SECTION
(MDR-IF5)
@
ear
pad
housing
cover
RX
board
[FE
Board]
@
ray
catcher
cover
@
precision
screw
x
(1.7
x
4)
@
precision
screw
(1.7
x
4)
@
+K1.4x3
[Rechargeable
Battery]
@
slider
cover
Y,
.
@
+82x6
@
precision
screw
(1.7
x
4)

SECTION
3
ELECTRICAL
ADJUSTMENTS
1.
The
adjustments
should
be
performed
in
the
order
given.
3.
Supply
9
V
dc
to
the
transmitter
(TMR-IF5)
and
2.5
V
dc
to
the
(As
a
general
rule
the
transmitter
section
(TMR-IF5)
adjustments
headphones
(MDR-IF5)
as
the
power
voltage.
should
be
completed
before
performing
the
headphones
section
(MDR-IF5S)
adjustment.)
2.
The
adjustments
and
measurements
should
be
performed
for
both
L-ch
and
R-ch
unless
otherwise
indicated.
TRANSMITTER
SECTION
[Connection
and
Adjustment
Location]
digital
voltmeter
[Oscillating
Frequency
Adjustment]
Adjusting
Procedure:
No
signal
state.
frequency
counter.
1.
Short
circuit
between
TP3
and
TP13.
2.
Connect
the
frequency
counter
to
TP4
(L
ch)
and
TP5
(R-ch).
3.
Adjust
with
L11
(L-ch)
and L51
(R-ch)
so
that
the
reading
on
the
frequency
counter
becomes
the
specified
value.
Specified
Value:
2.3
+0.003
MHz
2.8
40.003
MHz
TP8
(Leh)
[Bias
Current
Adjustment]
Adjusting
Procedure:
No
signal
state.
.
Connect
the
digital
voltmeter
to
TPS
(L-ch)
and
TPQ
(R-ch).
2.
Adjust
with
RV11
(L-ch)
and
RV51
(R-ch)
so
that
the
reading
on
the
digital
voltmeter
becomes
the
specified
value.
-_
Specified
Value:
3.
Release
the
short-circuit
between
TP3
and
TP13.
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[Quick
Charge
Check]
1.
Connect
the
frequency
counter
to
Pin
(3)
of
IC41.
.
Short
circuit
P2
(change
out
pin).
3.
Press
the
charge
switch
until
the
charging
indicator
(LED
D52)
turns
red.
4.
Check
the
reading
on
the
frequency
counter
becomes
the
con-
firming
value.
nN
Confirming
Value:
380
+50
Hz
{TX
BOARD]
(TRANSMITTER
BOARD)
short
circuit

regulated
dc
power
supply
HEADPHONES
SECTION
Note:
1.
On
adjusting
the
headphones
section
(MDR-IFS5),
use
the
trans-
mitter
(TMR-IF15)
as
a
jig.
2.
The
patterns
of
the
printed
circuit
boards
for
L-ch
and
R-ch
are
common.
3.
L-ch
adjustment
should
be
completed
before
performing
R-ch
adjustment.
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input
plug
1
kHz
225
mV
1.
Feed
a
signal
to
jig
(TMR-IF5)
and
connect
a
power
supply
to
DC
IN
jack.
[Receiving
Frequency
Adjustment]
Adjusting
Procedure:
1.
Short
circuit
between
TP2
and
TP3.
2.
Turn
on
the
POWER
switch
of
the
headphones.
3.
Adjust
with
CT11
(L-ch)
and
CT51
(R-ch)
so
that
the
reading
on
VTVM
becomes
maximum.
[Gain
Adjustment]
(Former
Type
Only)
Adjusting
Procedure:
1.
Adjust
to
make
the
input
level
of
jig
(TMR-IF5)
as
low
as
possible.
2.
Adjust
with
CT12
(L-ch)
and
CT52
(R-ch)
so
that
the
reading
on
VTVM
becomes
maximum.
3.
Release
the
short-circuit
between
TP2
and
TP3.
[Connection
and
Adjustment
Location]
FORMER
TYPE
CT12
(L-ch)
CT52
(R-ch)
CTI!
(Lech)
CT5I
(Roh)
VTVM
(RX
Leh/RX
Rch
BOARD]
[Filter
Character
Adjustment]
(New
Type
Only)
Setting:
AM
rf
signal
generator
No
modulation
GND
2.8
MHz
(Lch)
2.3
MHz
(Rch)
output
level:
100
mV
(100
dB)
_
Adjustment
Procedure:
1.
Input
to
TP6
of
Lch.
(2.8
MHz)
2.
Adjust
L53
of
Rech
so
that
the
reading
on
VTVM
becomes
minimum.
3.
Input
to
TP6
of
Rech.
(2.3
MHz)
4.
Adjust
L13
of
Lch
so
that
the
reading
on
VTVM
becomes
minimum.
[Connection
and
Adjustment
Location]
NEW
TYPE
L13
(Leh)
L53
(Rech)
short
circuit
CT11
(Leh)
CT51
(Rech)
regulated
dc
power
supply
2.5
V
de
[RX
Lch/RX
Rch
BOARD]

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CATCHER
KNOB,
SLIDE
COVER
(LOWER),
RAY
CATCHER
SCREW
PRECISION
+K
1.4X3
BAND,
HEAD
CUSHION
(LEFT),
HEAD
GUIDE
(LEFT),
CORD
MOUNTED
PCB,
FE
MOUNTED
PCB
(LEFT),
RX
MOUNTED
PCB
(RIGHT),
RX
BATTERY,
NI-CD
(GF100)
BATTERY,
NI-CD
(GF
100)
PHOTO
DIODE
PP601-1
PHOTO
DIODE
PP601-1
RES,
VAR,
CARBON
50K
(VOLUME)
(WITH
KNOB)
RES,
VAR,
CARBON
50K
(VOLUME)
(WITH
KNOB)
DRIVER
(023F015)
DRIVER
(023F015)

SECTION
6
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
LIST
NOTE:
e@
Due
to
standardization,
replacements
in
the
parts
list
may
be
different
from
the
parts
specified
in
the
diagrams
or
the
components
used
on
the
set.
@
Items
marked
“*”
are
not
stocked
since
they
are
seldom
required
for
routine
service.
Some
delay
should
be
anticipated
when
ordering
these
items.
e
lf
there
are
two
or
more
same
circuits
in
a
set
such
as
a
stereophonic
machine,
only
typical
circuit
parts
may
be
indicated
and
capacitors
and
resistors
in
other
same
circuits
may
be
omitted.
[TRANSMITTER
TMR-IF5]
Ref
.No.
Part
No.
Description
901
*A-4534-045-A
MOUNTED
PCB,
TX
Cl
1-124-778-00
ELECT
22MF
C2
-
A=120"187-11
“ELECT
0.1MF
C3
1-124-779-00
(FORMER)...ELECT
10MF
C3
Vel26-119-1))
(NEW)
a
eeaes
ELECT 6.8MF
c5
1-126-204-11
ELECT
47MF
C6
1-126-204-11
ELECT
47MF
C7
1-124-119-00
ELECT
330MF
C8
1-163-059-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.01MF
C9
1-163-059-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.01MF
C1]
1-163-189-GO.
CERAMIC
CHIP
220PF
Ci2
1-163-205-00
(FORMER)...CERAMIC
CHIP
0.001MF
C12.
1-163-209-00
(NEW)......CERAMIC
CHIP
0.001
SME
C13.
1-163-189-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
220PF
C14.
1-126-246-11
ELECT 220MF
C15:
1-126-195-11
ELECT
2.
OME
C16:
1-126-205-11_
ELECT
7ME
C17:
1-163-213-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.0022MF
C18:
1-163-157-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
10PF
C19:
1-163-059-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.01MF
C20
1-163-205-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.001MF
C21
1-163-173-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
47PF
C22:
1-163-159-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
12PF
C23.
1-163-175-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
56PF
C24
1-163-205-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.001MF
C30.
1-126-208-11
ELECT
47ME
C31
1-163-059-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.01ME
C32:
1-124-779-00
ELECT
1
OME
C34:
1-163-059-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.01MF
C36
—-1-163-205-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.001MF
C37:
1-163-205-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.001MF
C38.
-1-163-205-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.001MF
C39.
1-126-204-11
(NEW)...ELECT
|
47MF
C40:
1-124-779-00
(NEW)...ELECT
10MF
C41
1-163-055-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.0047MF
C42
1-163-077-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.1MF
C43
126-1
93-11.
“ELECT
IMF
c44
1-102-074-00
(NEW)...CERAMIC
0.001MF
C51
1-163-189-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
220PF
C52
1-163-205-00
(FORMER)...CERAMIC
CHIP
ve
0.001
MF
C52
1-163-209-00
(NEW)......CERAMIC
CHIP
,
0.001
SMF
C53
~163-189-00
CERAMIC
CHIP
220PF
c54
-126-246-11
ELECT
220MF
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
10%
10%
10%
10%
20%
20%
20%
10%
5%
10%
5%
5%
5%
10%
20%
20%
10%
10%
10%
20%
20%
10%
20%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
20%
CAPACITORS:
MF:
pF,
PF:
uuF.
RESISTORS
e@
Allresistors
are
in
ohms.
@
F:
nonflammable
COILS
@
MMH:
mH,
UH:
wH
SEMICONDUCTORS
In
each
case,
U:
yw,
for
example:
UA...:
wA...,
UPA...:
uPA...,
UPC...:
uPC,
UPD...:
uPD...
Ref
.No.
Part
No.
C55:
1-126-195-11
C56
=:
1-126-205-11
6.3V
C57:
1-163-213-00
SOV
C58:
1-163-157-00
TOV
C59:
1-163-059-00
35V C60
1-163-205-00
C61
1-163-171-00
16V
16V
C62.
~=—s-
1-163-157-00
16V
C63.
~—s-
1-16
3-173-00
C64.
~—s-
1-163-205-00
50V
SOV
D1
8-719-975-2]
50V
D2
8-719-975-21
D3
8-7]
9-975-2]
50V
D4
8-719-975-21
D5
8-719-975-21
SOV
D6
8-719-975-21
D7
8-719-975-21
50V
4v D8
8-719-975-21
S0V
D9
8-719-105-28
10
8-719-106-08
6.3V
SOV
011
8-719-939-02
SOV
D41
8-719-105-64
D42
=:
8-719-975-26
SOV
D5]
8-719-939-02
50V
SOV
ICl
8-759-939-73
IC41
8-759-937-65
50V
SOV
J
1~-507-563-00
50V
JRI
1-216-296-00
av
JR2
1-216-296-00
SOV
JR3-1-216-296-00
16V
JR4——-
1-216
-296-00
SOV
JR5
—-
1-216-296-00
SOV
JR6
—-
1-216-296-00
50V
JR7
—-
1-216-296-00
S0V
JR8
=:
1-216-296-00
16V
JR9
—-1-216-296-00
16V
JRIO
1-216-296~00
SOV
Ll]:
1-406-333-11
5OV
L12.-1-408-788-21
L511
-406-334-11
SOV
L52
1-408-787-00
50V
SOV
P)
1-574-552-11
p2
1-568-286-11
SOV
QI
8-729-901
-04
Q3
8-729-271
-22
SOV
Q4
8-729-216-21
S50V
ay
The
components
identified
by
mark
or
dotted
line
with
mark
are
Critical
for
safety.
eplace
only
with
part
number
specified.
Les
composants
identifiés
par
une
|
marque
sont
critiques
pour
fa
sécurité.
Ne
les
remplacer
que
par
une
piéce
portant
le
numéro
spécifié.
Description
ELECT
2.2MF
20%
50V
ELECT
47MF
20%
6.3V
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.0022MF
10%
50V
CERAMIC
CHIP
10PF
5%
50V
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.01MF
50V
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.001MF
10%
~~
50V
CERAMIC
CHIP
39PF
5%
50V
CERAMIC
CHIP
10OPF
5%
50V
CERAMIC
CHIP
47PF
5%
50V
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.001MF
10%
SOV
DIODE
DN304A
DIODE
DN304A
DIODE
DN304A
DIODE
DN304A
DIODE
DN304A
DIODE
DN304A
DIODE
DN304A
DIODE
DN304A
DIODE
RD2.4M-B
DIODE
RD6.2M-B2
DIODE
SVC203CP
DIODE
RD4.3M-B2
DIODE
VRPY5345Xx
DIODE
SVC203CP
IC
BA3308
IC
BU2300AF
JACK,
DC
(DC
IN
9V)
METAL
GLAZE
0 a
1/8W
METAL
GLAZE
0
5%
1
/8W
METAL
GLAZE
0
5%
1/8W
METAL
GLAZE
0
5%
)
/8W
METAL
GLAZE
0
5%
1/8W
METAL
GLAZE
0
5%
1/8W
METAL
GLAZE
0
5%
1/8W
METAL
GLAZE
0
5%
1
/8W
METAL
GLAZE
0
5%
1/8W
METAL
GLAZE
0
5%
1/8W
COIL
(OSC)
INDUCTOR
CHIP
82UH
COIL
(OSC)
INDUCTOR
CHIP
68UH
CORD
(WITH
PLUG)
PIN,
CONNECTOR
TRANSISTOR
DTA114EK
TRANSISTOR
2SC27126
TRANSISTOR
2SA1162Y

Ref
.No.
Q5
Ql]
Ql2
Q13
Q14
Q15
04)
Q51
Q52
Q53
Q54
Q55
R]
R2
R3
R4
RS
R6
R8
RQ
R11
R12
R13
R14
R15
R15
R16
R17
R18
R19
R20
R21
R22
R23
R24
R25
R26
R27
R28
R30
R31
R32
R33
R4]
Part
No.
8-729-271
-22
8-729-901
-03
8-729~200~87
8-729~27)
-22
8-729-199-92
8-729-199-92
8-729-903-47
8-729-90]
-03
8-729-200-87
8-729-27)
-22
8-729-1.99-92
8-7129-199-92
1-216-278-00
1-216-230-00
]-216-270-00
1-216~266-00
1-216-192-00
1-216-192-00
1-216-206-00
1-216-202-00
1-21
6-238-00
1-216-212-00
1-216-164-00
1-216-220-00
1-216-214-00
1-216-220-00
]-216-222-00
]-216-214-00
1-216-230-00
1-216-174-00
1-216-260~-00
1-216-174-00
1-216-206-00
1-216-198-0900
1-216-238-00
1-216-230-00
1-216-174-00
]-216-152-00
1-216-152-00
1-216-246-00
1-216-270-00
1-216-168-00
1-216-246-00
1-216-174-00
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
METAL
METAL
METAL
GLAZE
GLAZE
GLAZE
METAL
METAL
METAL
GLAZE
GLAZE
GLAZE
METAL
METAL
METAL
GLAZE
GLAZE
GLAZE
METAL
METAL
METAL
GLAZE
GLAZE
GLAZE
(FORMER)...METAL
GLAZE
METAL
GLAZE
8.
(NEW)....6.
METAL
GLAZE
METAL
GLAZE
METAL
GLAZE
METAL
GLAZE
METAL
GLAZE
METAL.
GLAZE
GLAZE
GLAZE
GLAZE
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
GLAZE
METAL
GLAZE
METAL
GLAZE
METAL
METAL
METAL
GLAZE
GLAZE
GLAZE
(NEW)...
.MET
(NEW)...
.MET
METAL
GLAZE
Description
28027126
DTC144WK
280271
4Y
2$C2712G
2S0999
2SD999
28B1132
DTC144WK
280271
4Y
28C2712G
2SD999
2SD999
2.2M
22K
1M
~
680K
560
560
2.2K
1.5K
47K
3.9K
39
8.2K
10K
4.7K
22K
100
390K
100
2.2K
1K
ATK
22K
100
12
12
100K
1M
AL
AL
GLAZE
GLAZE
100
5%
of
fo
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
56
100K
5%
—26—
Ref
.No.
R43
R44
R45
R46
R47
R48
R49
R51
R52
R53
R54
R55
1/8W
R55
1/8W
1/8W
R56
R57
1/8W
R58
1/8W
1/8W
R59
R60
1/8W
R61
1/8W
1/8W
R62
R63
1
/8W
R64
1/8W
1/8W
R65
R66
7K
5%
1/8W
R67
2K
5%
1/8W
R68
1/8W
R71
1/8W
R72
1
/8W
R73
1/8W
R81
1/8W
R82
1/8W
R83
1
/8W
RVT1
1
/8W
RV5}
1
/8W
$}
1
/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
5%
1/8W
5%
1/8W
1/8W
Part
No.
1~-216-262-00
1-216-256-00
1-216-222-00
1-216-178-00
1-216-174-00
1-276-212-00
1-216-192-00
1-216-238-00
1~216-212-00
1-216-164-00
1-216-220-00
1-216-218-00
1-216-224-00
1~216-222-00
1-2176-214~-00
1-216-230-00
1-216-174-00
1-216-260-00
1-216-174-00
1-216-206-00
1-216-198-00
1-216-238-00
1-216-230-00
1-216-174-00
1-216-152-00
1-216~152-00
1-216-238-00
]-216-216-00
1-216-200-00
1-216-238-00
1-216-216-00
1-216-200-00
1-230-870-11
1-230-870-11
1-553-976-00
5%
.
Description
METAL
GLAZE
470K
5%
METAL
GLAZE
270K
5%
METAL GLAZE
10K
5%
METAL GLAZE
150
METAL
GLAZE
100
5%
METAL
GLAZE
3.9K
5%
METAL
GLAZE
560
5%
METAL GLAZE
47K
5%
METAL GLAZE
3.9K
5%
METAL
GLAZE
39
5%
METAL
GLAZE
8.2K
5%
(FORMER)...METAL
GLAZE
(NEW)......
METAL
GLAZE
METAL
GLAZE
10K
5%
METAL
GLAZE
4.7K
5%
METAL GLAZE
22K
5%
METAL
GLAZE
100
5%
METAL
GLAZE
390K
5%
METAL GLAZE
100
5%
METAL
GLAZE
2.2K
5%
METAL
GLAZE
1K
5%
METAL
GLAZE
47K
5%
METAL
GLAZE
22K
5%
METAL
GLAZE
100
5%
METAL
GLAZE
12
5%
METAL GLAZE
12
5%
METAL
GLAZE
47K
5%
METAL
GLAZE
5.6K
5%
METAL GLAZE
1.2K
5%
METAL
GLAZE
47K
5%
METAL
GLAZE
5.6K
5%
METAL
GLAZE
1.2K
5%
1
/8W
1/8W
1
/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1
/8W
1/8W
6.8K
5%
12K
5%
1/8W
1/8W
1
/8W
1
/8W
1
/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1/8W
1
/8W
1
/8W
1
/8W
1/8W
RES,
ADJ,
METAL
GLAZE
10K
RES,
ADJ,
METAL
GLAZE
10K
SWITCH,
PUSH
1
/8W
1/8W

[HEADPHONES
MDR-IF5]
Ref
.No.
902
903
904
BATT]
BATT2
Cl
C2
C3
c4
cs
C6
Cc?
C10
C11
C11
C12
C13
C14.
C15
C16
C17
.
Cl7
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22
C22
C23
C23
C24
C25
C26
C27
C28
C29
C30
C31
C32
C50
C5]
C52
Part
No.
.
*A-4538-045-A
*A~4538-046-A
*A~4538-047
-A
1-528-287-11
1-528-287-1]
1-164-232-11
]-135-180-2)
1-163-033-00
163-093-00
163-033-00
]
1-
1-
1-135-158-21
63-101
-00
1-163-121-00
1-163-121-00
1-163-038-00
1-163-077-00
1-164-232-71
1-135-157-21
1-164-234-7]
1-124-432-00
1-164-222-1)
1-164-234-11
1-164-222-1)
]-164-234-11
1-163-037-11
1-163-035-00
1-163-038-00
1-135-180-21
1
-135-180-21
1-163-038-00
4-433-00
4-222-11
5~151~21
1-12
1-16
1-13
63-122-00
63-021
-00
§
]-]
}-]
1~-163-104-00
Description
MOUNTED
PCB,
FE
MOUNTED
PCB
(LEFT),
MOUNTED
PCB
(RIGHT),
BATTERY,
NI-CD
BATTERY,
NI-CD
CERAMIC
CHIP
TANTAL.
CHIP
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.022MF
|
CERAMIC
CHIP
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.022MF
TANTAL.
CHIP
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.01ME
3.
3MF
10PE
1
5ME
6PF
10%
20%
10%
0.5PF
(NEW)...CERAMIC
CHIP
710PF
5%
(FORMER)...CERAMIC
CHIP
O.O1MF
.
(NEW)......
CERAMIC
CHIP
51PF
(NEW)......CERAMIC
CHIP
22PF
of
CERAMIC
CHIP
18PF
CERAMIC
CHIP
22PF
CERAMIC
CHIP
CERAMIC
CHIP
1
5O0PF
150PF
io
5%
of
fo
5%
(NEW).
.....
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.1MF
(FORMER)...CERAMIC
CHIP
0.1MF
CERAMIC
CHIP
TANTAL.
CHIP
CERAMIC
CHIP
ELECT
0.01
MF
1OMF
1MF
47MF
20%
20%
(FORMER)...CERAMIC
CHIP
0.22MF
(NEW)....0.
CERAMIC
CHIP
1MF
(NEW)......
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.22MF
(FORMER)...CERAMIC
CHIP
1MF
CERAMIC
CHIP
CERAMIC
CHIP
CERAMIC
CHIP
TANTAL.
CHIP
0
.022MF
0.047MF
O.1MF
3.3MF
10%
20%
TANTAL.
CHIP
3.3MF
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.1MF
20%
ELECT
1O0MF
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.22MF
(NEW)...TANTAL.
CHIP
4.7MF
20%
20%
(NEW)...CERAMIC
CHIP
160PF
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.01MF
(NEW)...CERAMIC
CHIP
30PF
50V
4y
‘OV
50V
50V
ay
SOV
50V
50V
5%
50V
5%
50V
50V
50V
SOV
50V
5OV
50V
50V
ay
10V
4y
25V
10V
25V
10V
25V
50V
25V
ay
25V
4y
25V
4y
SOV
SOV
Ref
No.
C53
C54
C55
C56
C57
C57
C58
C59
C60
C6]
C62
C62
C63
C63
c64
C65
C66
C67
C68
C69
C70
C7)
C72
CFT]
CF5]
CTT]
C111
cT12
CT51
CT51
CT52
DI
D2
03
D4
D5
D6
D?
D8
D1]
DS]
[cli
[C51
—27—
Part
No.
1-163-472-11
1-163-101-00
1
-163-121-00
]-163-121-00
1-163-038-00
1~163-077-00
1-164-232-1)
]-135-1
57-21
1-164-234-171
]
~124-432-00
1-164-222-11
|
1~164-234-1]
1~164-222~171
]-164~-234-11
1-163-037-11
1~163-035-00
1-163-038-00
6
1-135-180-21
1-135~180-21
1-163~-038-00
24-433-00
64-222-1]
35-151-2]
1-577~589-8)
1-577-589-81
1-1
1]
1-1
~-1-141-313-11
4-141
-322-11
1-741
-322-1]
1-747
-313-11
1-141
-322-11
1-14]
-322-11
-719-975~19
~719-975-20
-719-975-20
19-100-03
19~100-05
19-81
2-26
9-918-88
9-91
8-88
9~918-88
9-918-88
9-605-59
9-605~59
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
8
8
8
8
8
8
8-7]
8~7]
8-7]
8-7]
8
8
75
75
(NEW).
Description
CERAMIC
CHIP
18PF
%
50V
CERAMIC
CHIP
22PF
5%
50V
CERAMIC
CHIP
150PF
5%
50V
CERAMIC
CHIP
150PF
5%
50V
(NEW)......
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.1MF
50V
(FORMER)...CERAMIC
CHIP
0.1MF
50V
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.01MF
50V
TANTAL.
CHIP
1OMF
20%
4y
CERAMIC
CHIP
1MF
10V
ELECT
47MF
20%
ay
(FORMER)...CERAMIC
CHIP
0.22MF
25y
(NEW)......
CERAMIC
CHIP
1MF
(NEW)......
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.22MF
25V
(FORMER)...CERAMIC
CHIP
1MF 10V
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.022MF
10%
25V
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.047MF
50V
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.1MF
25V
TANTAL.
CHIP
3.3MF
20%
ay
TANTAL.
CHIP
3.3MF
20%
ay
CERAMIC
CHIP
O.1MF
25V
ELECT
TOOMF
.
..
20%
Ay
CERAMIC
CHIP
0.22MF
25V
.-TANTAL.
CHIP
4.7MF
20%
4V
FILTER,
CERAMIC
FILTER,
CERAMIC
(NEW)
«++eCAP,
VAR
TRIMMER(CHIP
TYPE)10P
(FORMER)..CAP,
VAR
TRIMMER(CHIP
TYPE
)20P
CAP,
VAR
TRIMMER
(CHIP
TYPE)
20P
(NEW)
-++.CAP,
VAR
TRIMMER(CHIP
TYPE)10P
(FORMER)..CAP,
VAR
TRIMMER(CHIP
TYPE)20P
CAP,
VAR
TRIMMER
(CHIP
TYPE)
20P
PHOTO
PHOTO
PHOTO
DIODE
PP506-1
DIODE
PP601-1
DIODE
PP601-1
DIODE
152835
DIODE
1S2837
DIODE
TLR226
DIODE
1$S8198
DIODE
1SS198
DIODE
1SS198-
DIODE
1SS198
IC
CXA1280N
TC
CXA1280N

MDR-IF5K
MDR-IF5/TMR-IF5
_
MBE
MDR-IFS.
Ref
.No.
JRI
JR1]
JRI2
JR13
JRS1
JR53
LI
L2
.
L3
LT]
Li2
L13
L31
L51
L52
L53
L54
L7]
Q1
QQ]
Qi2
Q13
Q51
Q52
Q53
RR
R3
R4
R5
R6
R11
R12
R13
R15
R16
RV
R51
R52
R53
R55
R56
R57
Note:
The
components
identi-
fied
by
mark
Part
No.
1-216-295-00
]-216-296-00
1-216-296-00
1-216-295-00
]-216-296-00
1-216-295-00
1-41
0-657-21
1-410-386-11
1-410-209-51
1-410-657-21
1-410-375-11
1-406-334-1]
1-410-657-21
1-410-393-11
1-41
0-375-11
1-406-334-11
1-410-391-1]
1-410-657-21
8=729-220-93
8-729-271
-22
8-729-271
-22
8-729-906-45
8-729-900-52
8-729-271-22
8-729-906-45
8-729-900-52
1-216-057-00
1-216-109-00
]-216-025-00
1-216-04)
-00
1-216-059-00
1-216-073-00
1-216-057-00
1-216-029-00
1-+216-067-00
1-216-085-00
1-216-061
-00
1-216-009-00
1-216-057-00
1-216-029-00
]-216-067-00
1-216~-085-00
1-216-061
-00
-
1-216-009-00
number
specified.
9-953-691-
13
“METAL
GLAZE
or
dot-
ted
line
with
mark
are
critical
for
safety.
Replace
only
with
part
Tr
|
hak
Description
METAL
GLAZE
0
METAL
GLAZE
0
(NEW)...METAL
GLAZE
(NEW)...METAL
GLAZE
0
(NEW)...METAL
GLAZE
INDUCTOR
INDUCTOR
INDUCTOR
CHIP
CHIP
CHIP
180UH
27UH
27UH
INDUCTOR
INDUCTOR
(NEW)....
CHIP
18QUH
CHIP
3.3UH
COIL
(OSC)
(NEW)....
INDUCTOR
INDUCTOR
(NEW)....COIL
(OSC)
(NEW)...
(NEW)....
INDUCTOR
CH
CHIP
100UH
CHIP
3.3UH
INDUCTOR
CH
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
2SK209G
28C2712G
280271
2G
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
DTA1L43xXK
DTC114YK
25C2712G
DTA143XK
DTC114YK
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
2.2K
330K
100
METAL
GLAZE
METAL
GLAZE
METAL
GLAZE
470
2.7K
METAL
GLAZE
METAL GLAZE
5%
5%
REV:
Oe
as
0
IP
IP
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
(FORMER)...METAL
GLAZE
METAL
GLAZE
2.2K
METAL
GLAZE
150
METAL
GLAZE
5.6K
METAL
GLAZE
33K...
METAL GLAZE
3.3K.
METAL
GLAZE
23.
METAL
GLAZE
2.2K
METAL
GLAZE 150°:
METAL GLAZE
5.6K
METAL GLAZE
33K
METAL
GLAZE
3.3K
METAL
GLAZE
22
Note:
pour
la
sécurité.
’
Ne
tes
remplacer
que
par
une
piéce
portant
le
numéro
spéci-
fié.
(Including
9-953-691-91)
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
0
5%
0
INDUCTOR
CHIP
68UH
5%.
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
Les
composants
identifiés
par
une
marque
A\
sont
critiques
ee:
q
H
es
et
raat
a7
<
<
ats
e
|
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.No.
1/1
0W
1/8W
5%
1/8W
5%
1/10W
1/8W
5%
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180UH
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nl
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SS
>
MOQ
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SS
200
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—
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|
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1/1
OW
1/10W
1/1
OW
1/1
0W
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RV51
SP11
SP51
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
Part
No.
1-238-495-1)
1-238-495-1]
1-505-089-11
1-505-089-1]
1-571-277-3)
1-426-41
4-2)
Description
RES,
VAR,
CARBON
50K
(VOLUME)
RES,
VAR,
CARBON
50K
(VOLUME)
DRIVER
(023F015)
DRIVER
(023F015)
SWITCH,
SLIDE
(CHARGE)
COIL
(RF)
ACCESSORY
&
PACKING
MATERIAL
1-463-700-1)
1-463-701-11
1
-465-154-11
1
-465~-210-11
1-465-211-11
1-465-258-11
1-526-565-11
1-566~-41
0-21
1-566-494-31
*2~]
36-230-01
*2-]
36-231
-01
3-750~225-11
3-750-225-21
3-750-225-41
3-750-225-51
7-621
~-843-55
Sony
Corporation
Audio
Group
—238—
(UK)
cc
cc
seed
es
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(Australian)...ADAPTOR,
(US)ieaae
vais
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ADAPTOR,
CAEP)
sce
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occ
'aesea
ADAPTOR,
(Canddian).....
ADAPTOR,
(Ey
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adae
state
aves
ADAPTOR,
Ge
Neha
eater
cclase
ADAPTOR,
ADAPTOR,
PLUG
ADAPTOR,
PLUG
CUSHION
INDIVIDUAL
CARTON
AC
AC
AC
AC
AC
AC
AC
PLUG
(Canadian,
AEP,E
,Australian)
.-
«MANUAL
,
OS
Visare
is
Sate
aca
Se
MANUAL
(AEP)
As
Soaisteiee
ve
MANUAL
io
eer
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MANUAL,
SCREW,
WOOD
+R
3.1X20
INSTRUCTION
-
INSTRUCTION
INSTRUCTION
INSTRUCTION
English
89K0574-1
Printed
in
Japan
©
1989.
11
Published
by
Customer
Relations
and
Service
Group
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