Sony PS-2700 User manual

GENERAL
Power Requirement:
Power Consumption:
Dimensions:
SPECIFICATIONS
110, 120, 220 or 240 V ac, 50/60 Hz (E, AEP mode!)
120V ac, GOHz (US and Canadian model)
OW (E model)
12W (US, Canadian model)
18W (AEP model)
455 (w) x 160 (h) x 370 (d) mm
18 (w) x6 34h) x 14% (d) inches
Weight: Approx. 8kg, 17 Ib 10o0z (net)
Approx. 10.5kg, 23 Ib 2 oz (with shipping carton)
TURNTABLE
Platter:
30cm
(12
inches),
diecasting
aluminum
alloy
Drive System: _ belt drive
Speeds: 3314, 45 rpm
Wow and Flutter:
S/N Ratio:
+0.08% (DIN 45507, weighted)
Less than 0.06% (NAB, weighted rms)
Greater than 63dB (DIN 45539, B-curve weighted)
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING !!
COMPONENTS
IDENTIFIED
BY
SHADING
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
PUBLISHED
BY
SONY.
TONEARM
Type: Statically balanced, universal
Arm Length: 300mm (11 inches), overall
216.5mm (8 % inches), pivot-to-stylus
Overhang: 16.5mm (*%, inches)
Tracking Error: +3°, _1°
Tracking-force Adjustment
Range: O-—3g
Shell Weight: 7.59
Cartridge Weight Range: 4-— 10g
CARTRIDGE (VL-32G) (Canadian, E, AEP mode!)
Moving magnet type
4mV at 1kHz, 5cm/s
50k ohms
Tracking Force: 2g
Stylus: Conical 0.5 mit diamond (ND-134G)
Weight: 5.59
SON
Y.
SERVICE
MANUAL
Type:
Output Voltage:
Load Impedance:
@

PS-2700 |
MODEL IDENTIFICATION
— Specification Label —
US, Canadian model
STEREO TURNTABLE SYSTEM
MODEL NO. PS-2700
AC 120V 60Hz 12W
SERIAL NO.
MADE IN
E model
STEREO TURNTABLE SYSTEM
MODEL NO. PS-2700
AC 110, 120, 220, 240V 50/60Hz 10W
SERIAL NO.
MADE IN
AEP model
STEREO TURNTABLE SYSTEM
MODEL NO. PS-2700
~ 110, 120, 220, 240V 50/60Hz 18W
SERIAL NO.
MADE IN JAPAN

PS-2700
SECTION 2
DISASSEMBLY
WARNING
Unplug the ac power cord before starting any dis-
assembly or replacement procedures.
2-1. TOP COVER REMOVAL 2-3. BOTTOM PLATE REMOVAL
1. Open the top cover, and then pull it up as shown 1. Remove the turrtable platter. Don’t remove
in Fig, 2-1. the top cover.
2. Put and lock the tonearm on the tonearm rest.
3. Place the set up-side-down.
4. Remove four foots and ten tapping-screws as
shown in Fig, 2-3.
oN
tapping-screw
P3 x 16
weak part
“|| Take care to handle.
bottom plate
Fig. 2-1
2-2, TURNTABLE PLATTER REMOVAL
1. Remove the turntable platter mat from the turn-
table platter.
2. Turn the turntable platter so that the either hole Fig. 23
--- Of the turntable platter is on the motor pulley.
3. Remove the drive belt and then lift the turntable 2-4. CASE REMOVAL
straight up.
1, Remove the bottom plate as described in Pro-
top cover
cedure 2-3,
2. Remove four screws and pull the cord holder off
as shown in Fig. 2-4. ‘
» PSW 4 x 30
turntable
platter
mat
turntable platter
hole
ae
Xx
ator pulle .
m
pulley
Fig.
2-2
Ye
holder
Note: ‘
The
motor
mechanism
is
locked
by
two
red-painted
Fig.
2-4
transit
screws.
When
operating
the
player,
remove
two
screws
and
keep
it
in
the
place
marked
*
in
Fig.
2-2.

PS-2700
2-5, SHELL HEAD REMOVAL
Note:
The four lead wires for shell head difficults to pass
through the tonearm pipe. Thus, use the former lead
wires when replacing the shell head,
1. Unsolder the output leads from the tonearm on
the terminal board as shown in Fig. 2-5.
2. Remove the bottom plate and the turntable
platter.
3. Remove two shell-head-adjust-screws as shown
in Fig. 2-6.
4, Pull out the shell head connector about 3cm
ad A inches) slowly while pushing the four leads
into the tonearm pipe from the tonearm base
side, ;
5.-Unsolder the four leads and then replace the shell
head. Temporarily secure with two screws as
shown in Fig. 2-6.
6. Install the cartridge to the tonearm.
7, Fix two shell-head-adjust-screws after making
sure that the position of cartridge is as shown
in Fig. 2-7,
grounding
wire lead RED GRN BLU WHT
terminal board
to tonearm
Fig. 2-5
shell head connector four-pin connector
tip of screwdriver hole
washer
17,.5mm dia,
Fig, 2-6
RED WHT
cartridge
B
GRN ne surtace
of record
screw
right angle
Fig, 2-7
2-6. TONEARM REMOVAL
1, Remove the top cover, the shell head, the counter-
weight, the turntable platter, the bottom plate
and the case.
2. Unsolder the leads from the tonearm on the
terminal.
3. Pull out the grounding wire as shown in Fig, 2-8.
4. Loosen two hexagonal screws, then remove the
brake drum as shown in Fig. 2-8.
5. Remove three: hexagonal screws, then draw out
the tonearm base while turning it clockwise
about 2mm on the circumference as shown in
Fig. 2-9,
6. Remove the tonearm carefully,
brake drum
hexagonal screw 3 x 6
Fig. 2-8
hexagonal screw 3 x 6
tonearm base

2-7,
TONEARM
PIPE
REMOVAL
1,
Remove
the
tonearm
as
described
in
Procedure
2-6.
2.
Remove
the
12mm
dia.
retaining
ring
for
taking
”
off
the
tonearm
as
shown
in
Fig.
2-10.
3,
Replace
the
pipe,
the
rubber
for
pipe
and
the
connector
as
shown
in
Fig.
2-11.
4,
Temporarily
secure
the
pipe
with
two
hexagonal
screws
and the
screw
B2.6
x
6
as
shown
in
Fig.
2-11.
5,
After
replacing
the
new
arm
pipe,
install
the
tone-
arm
so
that
the
three
portions
of
A,
B
and
C
keep
the
same
height
as
shown
in
Fig.
2-12.
6.
Remove
the
tonearm
again
from
the
tonearm
base.
Fix
two
hexagonal
screws
and
the
screw
tonearm base
retaining ring
or
12mm
dia.
v Fig. 2-10
B2.6x6
\
hexagonal
screw
}
tonearm
2.6x4
@
hole
for
screw
hexagonal
screw
re)
2.6x4
—~
tonearm
pipe
connector
rubber for pipe
tonearm pipe
Fig. 2-11
tonearm pipe
surface of player
A
B
c
7
PS-2700
2-8,
COUNTERWEIGHT
SHAFT
REMOVAL
@ rebber
damper
AS
counterweight
shaft
tonearm body
Fig. 2-13
Note:
Install
the
shaft
slot-side-up
certainly.
2.9,
LATERAL
BALANCER
REMOVAL
Loosen
the
lateral
balance
nut
at
first,
and
then
remove
the
lateral
balance
shaft.
tonearm body
@
hexagonal screw
/ 2.6x4
lateral balance nut
@
lateral balance shaft
@
lateral weight
Fig, 2-14
Note:
The
lateral
balance
shaft
should
be
jut
out
a
few
inches
from
the
lateral
weight.
Also,
keep
the
lateral
weight
right
angle
against
the
tonearm
body
as
shown
below,
tonearm body
right angle
lateral weight
Fig. 2-15

PS-2700
2-10. MAIN GEAR REMOVAL 2-12, TURNTABLE SHAFT BEARING
1, Remove the turntable platter. 1. Remove the turntable shaft.
2. Set the main gear as shown in Fig. 2-16. 2. Remove the nut as shown in Fig. 2-17.
3, Remove the E-ring (E5) 3. Replace the turntable shaft bearing.
4, Replace the main gear.
rotler
sub-gear
4 main lever
Turn the main gear
in direction arrow.
lever (AJ main gear
Fig. 2-16
Note:
o Don’t forget to install the roller.
© The roller should be geared with the slot of the
heart-shaped cam accurately.
o The sub-gear and the lever (A) should be moved
smoothly and kept a horizontal motion.
2-11. CENTER SHAFT REMOVAL
turntable shaft
grease
(CR-10: 7-662-001-11)
nut
é
|
a turntable shaft bearing
ce x5
Fig, 2-17
Note:
o
When
installing,
lubricate
the
turntable
shaft
with
grease.

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SECTION 3
ADJUSTMENT
TONEARM LEAD-IN POSITION ADJUST-
MENT
Remove the rubber cap on the tonearm base.
Adjust the adjustment screw for the tonearm
lead-in lever with a slot-screwdriver so that
the stylus lowers correctly on the record at
fully automatic operation,
slot-screw driver
rubber cap
tonearm base
move
to
inside
a
!
move
to
outside
adjustment screw
lead-in lever
TONEARM HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
When the tonearm is lifted up with the arm lefter at manual operation,
adjust the hexagonal screw as shown below.
4~10mm es record
(5/32 ~ 13/32”)
arm lifter
AUTOMATIC RETURN POSITION ADJUSTMENT
. Remove the turntable platter mat and the turntable platter.
. Put the tonearm on the arm rest.
. Disconnect the power cord, then set the REPEAT, START/STOP control to START/STOP
position, Turn the turntable shaft clockwise, engage the main gear with the turntable shaft.
Then, turn the main gear once to detach it from the turntable shaft.
4, Set the lever (B) in direction arrow marked *,
. Fit the return adjustment jig (Part Number 9-911-814-01) in the turntable shaft.
. Adjust the automatic return position adjustment screw so that the stylus position is 61 to
64mm on the return adjustment jig when the tip of lever (A) touches the turntable shaft
as shown in figure.
. Make sure that the return action is done completely.
center of shaft
lever (A)
square hole for
drive gear
square hole
for
lever
(A)
COUGH
this
point
to the square hole
sto,
a touch the lever (A) to
turntable shaft .
the main gear
center of
shaft
lever (B)
ANTI-SKATING FORCE COM-
PENSATOR ADJUSTMENT
BRAKE LEVER ADJUSTMENT
Set the size selector lever to MANUAL.
Adjust the adjustment screw as shown
below at stop mode,
Fix the hexagonal screw so that
L wrench goes along the center
line on the tonearm weight
adjustment
screw
shaft
as
shown
below.
tonearm shaft
hexagonal screw
anti-skating
2.6x3
hexagonal screw
force lever
2.4x4
tonearm weight
L wrench shaft
2~5mm
(5/64 ~ 13/64”)
center line
BRAKE DRUM POSITION
ADJUSTMENT
Adjust the hexagonal screw as
shown below when the tone-
arm puts on the arm rest.
in parallel
nearm
return
adjustment
Jig
rear of frame
Fiexagonal screw
brake drum 3x6
adjustment screw

SECTION
4
MECHANICAL
OPERATION
4-1,
AUTOMATIC
OPERATION
MECHANISM
Note:
o
The
size
selector
lever
positions
to
MANUAL.
The
REPEAT,
START/STOP
lever
is
released.
°
o
The
tonearm
positions
on
the
tonearm.
rest.
o
@
:
fulcrum
o @ : boss
microswitch,
play
(82)
reset
sub-lever
prake
lever
(1)
fever (A]
PS-2700
tonearm
lead-in
lever
prake
lever
(2)
lead-in cam
return
sub-lever
toggle spring
return
cam
brake
drum
main lever
lever (B)
tonearm lever
PS-2700
size selector cam
turntable shaft
subgear
main gear
size
selector
lever
clutch lever
spring
repeat lever
start lever
@
microswitch, start (S1)
switch lever
REPEAT,
START/STOP
cam

PS-2700 PS-2700
turntable shatt
Note:
© The size selector lever positions to MANUAL.
° The REPEAT, START/STOP lever positions
to START.
4.2,
MANUAL
LEAD-IN
OPERATION
seen
ee
ls
©
Meaning
of
symbol
mark
before
playing
or
during
playing
after
playing
———— operating in direction arrow
) return action
These
symbol
marks
are
applicable
in
Pro-
cedures
4-2
to
4-5.
he main lever pushed out
by the heart-shaped cam of
the main gear,
(5) The subgear pushed across
‘o the turntable shaft by ;
e clutch lever,
e turntable shaft thus
‘ates the main gear.
2 switched ON when
he main lever pushed
Both S1 and S2
owON simultane-
ously.
main gear
brake lever (2)
The main lever exerts pressure
against the brake lever (2)
throughout full stroke action.
Only mechanism ci
with tonearm desi
operates (PLAY)
The spring pushes against
e Clutch lever,
9) The main lever pushes against
gear lock lever.
@ gear lock lever pushes
inst the start lever to
The brake lever (1) moves:in brake lever (1)
unison with the.brake lever
(2). OF P
<
@
start lever
46 The tonearm is braked slightly
to prevent lateral slipping.
(The tonearm will slide gently
across to the record).
(3) Motor starts turning when
mo? switched ON.
microswitch,
start (S1)
The brake lever (1) released
when the main lever reaches
final position, so tonearm
also released from the brake
fever.
oa
,
/ tonearm
spring also falls back to
size selectorcam | ~_° inal position together:
a
16
NU
switch lever
REPEAT,
lead-in cam
The lead-in cam attached
to the main lever, pulls
the tonearm lead-in lever
up to this point, where
‘he cam is consequently
leased. (The tonearm
REPEAT, START/STOP cam
also returns to original
position.
The switch lever moves
Start
mode
is
completed,
outwards.
Play mode takes over.
return
sub-lever
.
When
the
main
lever
reaches
gi NE
Net
final
position,
changes
from
,
Pull
REPEAT,
Miaka
re
ae
horizontal
(tonearm
UP)
to
inwards.
START/
STOP
a9
ven
if
the
return
cam,
:
slanted
{tonearm
DOWN),
f
lever
forward,
}
:
thus
causing
the
tonearm
to
pushes
“thee
ara
'
sls
aa
ppt
ree
REPEAT,
START/STOP
cam
return
sub-lever,
m
Fe
0
pos
aga
ee
the
The
lower
tip
of
the
ann
stops
in
this
position.
together
with
the
main
FANE
10
TEBOINESS
SOF:
lifter
is
located
here,
the return operation.
lever, it will not reach
this pin.

PS-2700 PS-2700
4-3,
FULLY
AUTOMATIC
LEAD-IN
OPERATION
subgear
ubgear pushes across
é turntable shaft b
Note:
7
ur
.
©
Diagram
indicates
example
for
30cm
(12
inches)
se
baci
by
the
heart-shaped
cam
of
©
Put
a
record
on
the
turntable
platter,
and
unlock
the
main
gear.
the tonearm.
main
lever
Grate
micraswitch,
play (S2)
clutch lever
he brake lever (2)
thout full stroke action.
brake lever (2)
brake fever (1}
start lever
tor starts turning when
(1)
The
brake
lever
(1)
moves
‘itched
ON,
g in unison with the brake
microswitch,
start (S17)
lever (2).
30cm (12 inches) |
disk operation |
point
The tonearm is braked
slightly to prevent lateral
slipping.
\
XN
@ N
Sem (10 inches)
x disk operation-~ —~ —
a2
Fhe
spring
also
falls
back
to
original
position
together
with
the
start
lever,
Mechanism concerned with
tonearm descent operates
(PLAY).
a? The brake lever (1) released 1
when the main lever reaches t
final position, so the tonearm S\
also released from the brake
lever.
REPEAT,
RT/STOP
cam
(3
REPEAT.
STARISTOP
aly
a/so
returns
to
Original
|
POsition,
size selector
cam
17cm
(7
inches)
disk
operation
point
lead-in cam
The lead-in cam attached to
the main lever, pulls the
‘onearm fead-in lever up to
point which is 30cm
inches} disk operation.
Start
mode
is
completed,
play
mode
takes
over,
tonearm lead-in
The switch lever moves
lever
outeards.
rd)
When
the
main
lever
reaches
final
position,
changes
from
@
t the si.
e
front
edge
of
horizontal
(tonearm
UP)
to
ey
Hy
a
HHOCHOr
deve
t0
The
start
lever
moves
|
Pull
REPEAT,
START/
?
e
fro.
rd
the
lead-out
groove
slanted
(tonearm
DOWN),
inwards,
STOP
lever
forward,
the
bit
marae
oan
te
ri
and
the
tonearm
lead-in
F
thus
causing
the
tonearm
to
(12
inches)
disk
operation.
lever
parts
from
the
lead-in
The
main
lever
raises
up’
commence
its
descent.
ition
j
cam
at
*
mark
point,
the
the
return
cam,
and
pulls
The
lower
tip
of
the
arm
REPEAT,
START/STOP
hen
the
tonearm
3
i
,
is
5
oe
:
rp
Aicst
ios
eon
hah
7s
:
hae
lead-in
cam
pushes
the
tone-
back
here
to
commence
lifter
is
located
here,
cam
stops
in
this
position,
arm
lead-in
lever
several
the
tonearm’s
descent.
inches,
Thus
freeing
the
tonearm from the tonearm
lead-in lever, (The tonearm
keeps
balance
here
because
jt
is
braked.}
completion of lead-in,

PS-2700 PS-2700
turntable shaft Start of return action
4-4,
AUTOMATIC
RETURN
(EXCLUDING
REPEAT)
OPERATION
sere
@:
‘When.the.stylus
enters
the
lead-out
groo
Ve
CLE
the
lever
(A}
makes
a much greater advance
and strikes against the kick
portion, thus starting up
the main gear.
BX fly part
\ gap C lever (A)
Voi
si
Bil
B ie
These B parts are the first
parts
to
strike
the
turn-
@
clutch
lever
7
Note:
©
Stylus
enters
record
lead-out
groove.
©
Diagram
inclicates
example
for
17cm
(7
inches)
(EP) record.
The main gear rotates in
the direction of the arrow.
ittle
by
little
with
each
The main gear pulls the
olution
of
the
turntable
main lever inwards by
means
of
the
heart-shaped
cam of the main gear.
So
the
main
gear
is
not
ted
until
the
stylus
ches
the
lead-out
ove.
use
rea
i
microswitch,
play (S2)
After S2 switched OFF at
the end of the whole
operation, the reset sub-
lever remains pressed
against the main lever.
table shaft, thus resetting
the lever (A).
_— one ;
Ha” cece / as spring
Ithough the spring pushes
against the clutch lever at ee
first by means of the gear
Jock lever action, the lever
(A) is reset because theB ~ \
parts are the first parts to
strike the turntable shaft.
The initial push action is
ineffective.
7
gear lock lever -
As soon as the stylus
approaches the record
lead-out groove (61—-64mm
from center of record),
the tonearm lever pushes
against the clutch lever,
which in turn pushes
the clutch (A) towards
the fly part of the turn-
table shaft.
The tonearm slides smoothly
across to the arm rest, with
e a slight brake applied.
y
-
Tonearm
return
tonearm lead-in lever
tonearm lever
lead-in cam
“fhe tonearm lead-in lever
in pushed by the frame \A
Of the lead-in cam at
first, then catching it
in the hollow part of
i cam,
®M The main lever advances
ay to the left, and the tonearm
- lifts away from record.
& ~~ (Anangle of 5 required
for the tonearm to lift up).
tonearm lead-in
The
rete
lever
pin
oe”
{
inwards
~~ eee.
ae
Position
when
the
tonearm
f
/
ea
a
.
aa
)
ORs
jon
wi
[~~
3
KG
return cam
Lifting
of
the
tonearm
ces A
:
cam,
and
returning
the
~®@
bi
teprevearee
nrc
this
:
pag
Geen”
return cam to the left.
will not commence.
It simply advances to the left.
point by means of pin A.

4-5. REPEAT OPERATION
Note:
©
The
diagram
j4lustrates
the
operation
from
just
turntable
shaft
before
the
tonezarm
returns
to
the
arm
rest
through
to
the
commencement
of
lead-in.
Positions
at
tive
end
of
fead-in
are
also
shown.
subgear
‘ince the clutch lever has
i
:
ady
been
pushed
out,
aia
as
|
the
slbger
plate-bearer
sectionslides
up
the
clutch
5 The subgear fills up the no-
09 section of the main
fear, and the main gear
startisto rotate again for
main gear
microswitch,
play (S2)}
;
=
~
Sa.
fever
\
oe . Once the lead-in process
At the end of auto return, | \ commences, the gear lock
the shoulder of the subgear e@ repeat lever lever pushes the repeat
jis pushed inwards by the lever back its original
cogs of the turntable shaft, position, thus freeing
thus resetting the subgear, the clutch lever,
(At the end of the auto
return pracess, S2 switched
OFF, but $1 remains ON.)
The repeat lever is pushed
back by the gear lock
lever during play, so it
does not make contact
with the clutch lever.
(In the repeat operation,
the switch fever is pushed
; out by the REPEAT,
‘eturns its original Positio
in the auto return operation,
the repeat lever is advanced
forward, pushing agianst
the clutch lever.
START/STOP cam, and
S7 remains ON even
after auto return
operation.)
microswitch,
start (S7)
E/
clutch, 3
fever \
Position when the tonearm
has returned,
tonearm fever .
gear lock lever
{When the stylus enters
the
lead-in
groove.)
Positions after the tonearm
has returned to the arm rest
by the auto return process.
\
Repeat process
frepeated Jead-in}
(When
the
tonearm
is
back
{During other
on the arm rest.} 1g Other processes
apart
from
repeat,
the
front
edge
of
the
repear
lever
is
Pushed
to
this
position
by
REPEAT,
STAR/STOP
cam,
The
main
lever
and
the
return
ii
aha
dae
cam
position
during
play.
lever
is
not
moved
any
more.)
REPEAT,
START/STOP
cam
switch lever
tonearm lever

PS-2700
PS-2700 !
SECTION 5
DIAGRAMS
Ee ee a
Note: The components identified by shading are critical for
safety. Replace only with part number specified.
US model
Canadian model
CARTRIDGE OUT
GROUND ae
| RELAY BOARD
5
YEL
TO MOTOR
FRAME
TERMINAL BOARD
ARM SHAFT
CARTRIDGE
OUT
CONNECTOR
PIN
(REAR
SIDE)
SCREW HOLE
RELAY BOARD
CARTRIDGE OUT
cgrounD RL
aia BOARD
E model
AEP model
nites “The aaiaponeit identified by shading are critical for
safety. Replace only with part number specified.
sity Sac
Note:
© ~fw} : nonflammable resistor.
AEP MODEL VOLTAGE SELECTOR
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Se
a
eee
BRN
~
|
|
1 AC IN
|
|
|
|
|
|
E MODEL
fae
| |
bac in__-—WHt
|
|
| ©
bree WHT
|
oo SS R3
er: 390(5W)
—N FF
=a a
NEL ok Q
WHT POR WaT
S1
PLAY
S2.
START
:
FSS -1024B

PS-2700
PS-2700 |
SECTION 6
EXPLODED VIEW
B
Counterweight Ass’'y
SC2.6x4
4844-053-00
©
:
h ial screw t, counterweight
© Rema 4-844-038-00 4-844-051-00
pia 163-00 j Nut (8), pivot securing Damper, rubber
eight, (aera! 4:844-037-00 ® 4.844.052.00 ()
> Nut (Aj, pivot’securing Bushing
2-203-518-00
Screw, pivot
a
2-226-407-00@) ca | 4-844-054-00 ®)
Shaft, lateral balance ® ' i Spring, guide
2-226-408-00 NL
Nut, lateral balance
1-608-620-00 K<" \g
Connector, tonearm pipe \
"|
4:844-046-00 (A)
Washer, rubber . j &,
4-844-045-00 =
Pipe, penton) pate
2-085-082-00 (@)
X-4844-017-2 ©
(CVF 17x23
ee
Nut (8), pivot securing
Washer, 11.5 mm dia 4-844-037-00 (@) _
2-085-058-00
C)
Nut
(A),
pivot
securing
Collar, locking SC 2,6 x 4, SC2.6x4
1-509-550-00
hexagonal
screw
hexagonal
screw
Connector, sfrell head
4-844-102-00 ©
Body, tonearm
2.203-530-00 @)
; Damper, pivot bearing
2-203-528.00 ®)
Screw, shell head adj.
2-203-529-00
Bearing, pivot
4-847-059-00
Screw,
cartridge
i
oe
®
(Canadian, E, AEP model)
3701-438-2 1® ae ®
fasher, cartrs
asher, 2.081-731-00
(Canadian,
E,
AEP
model)
Washer,
shell
head
X-4844-012-0 (H)
hell Head Ass‘y, including
parts marked MA ~ E
2.227-313-00 @)
Spacer,
cartridge
(Canadian,
E,
AEP
model)
1-549.073.00 ©)
Cartridge,
VL-32G
\
(Canadian,
E,
AEP
model}
a
aA
X-2089-618-1 {red) ®
:
X-2089-618-2 (green) ®
X-2089-618-3 (white) (@)
Gs) a
2.815.656.0208
Nut,
cartridge
X-2089-618-4
(blue)
®
(Canadian,
E,
AEP
model}
Lead
Wire
Ass‘y,
shell
head
,
E,
o
Sz
3.705:801-00
@
-549-074-00
‘over,
stylus
Syl,
(Canadian,
E,
AEP
model)
4-847-074-00
Lever, anti-skating
force compensator
Stylus, ND-134G
(Canadian,
E,
AEP
model)
7-624-183-01
Retaining Ring,
12mm dia
Plate Ass’y, ground |
x-4847-024.0 O
Shaft Ass’y, tonearm
4,844-043-11
Knob, anti-skating
force compensator
4-844-041-00
Washer ®
4-847-006-12 (O)
Tonearm Base
4-844-039-00
Cam (A), anti-skating
force compensator
4-844-040-00 ®
Cam (8), anti-skating
force compensator
L 4844-04-00 (A)
Spring
W 3 flarge)
© 4847.040.00 ®
Cap, cam
P3x 12,
self-tapping
Note:
°
Items with no part number and/or no
description are not stocked because they
are seldom required for routine service.
All screws are Phillips (cross recess) type
unless otherwise noted.
The circled letters { @) to(Z)) are appli-
cable to European model only.
4843-73200 ©)
Mat, turntable
platter
3x6,
x-4845-502-3 ©) hexagonal screw
Cover Ass‘y, top
x-4847.009-08)
Arm Lifter Ass'y
SC2.6x 4,
hexagon socket
4sss.001.00
\
(>
X-4847-013-0
.
Platter,
turntable
\
Shaft
Ass’y,
tonearm
lifting
48
i
47-01
7-0'
no
‘
Shifter,
drive
belt
18-489-00
©)
x-4847.017-0©
Belt,
drive
&3
5 ane
Damper, shifter
3-793-424-12
Label, caution; transit
screw
Stand, shell head
Gear, main
Lever Ass’y, arm
lifter |
X-4847-018-08)"
Holder Ass’y, arm 5
gee /
wees
SCO
3x3
2:203-623-00
]
|
B3x 8,
Clamper,
arm
solf-etapping
4808-459:21 @) SY — 4.347-755.00 faox 5, H j
Screw, transit © —Voltage indication card 4:847-503-00 selftepping
701-441-218) 4-847-055-00 )
Washer, thrust Per rr Spring
4.815-486-00@) 4247-50400 ©
Washer,
plastic
~~
Knob,
REPEAT,
Me
STAAT/STOP ~ fe
‘es 45 1rpm adaptor Ss
2.064-121-00 ®) i
Card, 60Hz
2064-12200
Card, §0Hz
4847-5050 ©
Escutcheon, knob
3-536-772-00
Spring ®
, ™ ia
'x-4843-708.0) es 2 Bers
Shaft Ass‘y, tarntable 83x8, oy we 4843716-00
seif-tapping Shaft (4), stepped ee (el
4-847-054-00. X-4827-407-0
Subgear Laver Assy (8B)
4847-002-00
Link, shifter cs3
e282 00 @, Lever Ass‘y, gear
4-844-074-00 @) vena 7 tock
Spring
x-4847-504.0 ©
Lever Ass’y, main
4-847-035-00 @)
Cushion, tube
x-4847-510-0 © 3-701-437-11 ®
Bearing Ass’y, turntable-— Washer, plastic;
shaft
PTTWH
3.x
8}
4-847-553-00
(US,
jan
model}
+
2mm
dia
‘ 4-847-554-00 (E model) - 4-B47-016-00
PSP 3x Oe 4-847-571-00 (AEP model) . Spring, toggle ®
Zz Label, specification
: wood E2 4847-024.00
X-4847-513-2 (US model} Cam, return
X-4847-513-3 (Canadian model}
X-4847-520-2 (E, AEP model} (M)
Case Ass’y, including parts marked @ A’ Ni ote:
Plate Ass’y, bottom:
Label, caution
4-837-008-00 ®)
Self-tapping Screw,
w/vasher
3701-891-00 @)
° [tems with no part number and/or no
description are not stocked because they
-are seldom required for routine service.
© All screws are Phillips (cross recess) type
unless otherwise noted.
(—) = slotted head
© The circled letters ( @) to @) are appli-
cable to European model only.
X-4842-106-5
Foot Ass’'y ®
I DEE ECS ESSER ae
. Note: The components identified by shading are critical for
safety. Replace only with part number specified.
a Ca ee ee
e
:
Bos

PS-2700
D
PTTWH
3x8
Ba
AS.
conan
Note:
7-5
12-00
.
per eee
®
©
Items
with
no
part
number
and/or
no
pe
3.642-425.00
(8)
description
are
not
stocked
because
they
Sprit
ae
. .
joring
4202-10400
®
ori
gae.
-
4247-09000
®
are
seldom
required
for
routine
service.
1,
tube
a
=
sya:
men
L
vee
(2).
rake
®
©
All
screws
are
Phillips
(cross
recess)
type
¥
4-847-§62-00
‘
5
AEP
Spring
®
unless
otherwise
noted.
4-847-018-00
.
*
Pee
aes
-
i
ges
|
Spring
©
The
circled
letters
(
@)
to
@
)
are
appli-
ke
r,
p
'
hg
it
A
;
Oe
a
a
coinncn
© Spring
Cam
Assy,
size
C&
cable
to
European
model
only.
%
|
\
g4
2s
L
‘
Bi
4.208-242.00
®
BIx
4
-
Lever
(1)
Ass’y,
brake
. TES er Spacer
SeetO)
|
:
-
&
|
cover,
repeat
oes
4809.890-11
‘Soren
ee
PT
TWH
3x6
Oe
3-486-138-00
®
7
.
|
A
Shaft
(H),
stepped
emo.
4.847-544-00(8)
Spring
Lever, start}
4847-520-00 |
4947.52000(B)
4-847-514-0018)
Spring
Lever Ass’y, clutch
'
4-847-505-00 © Sub-lever, reset
Cam, repeat, start/
stop
4-847-523-00 ' , : < PS3x 14 |!
Lever, size selector: Bracket, printed circuit H Bracket Ass’y, motor
4-00
®
if
board
7
QQ
PTTWH3x6
4803-18: :
Cushion, tube | Printed Clreak Board
sw3
4-847-513-00 Lug 3mm dia
2.033-635-00 é
Spring ® Washer (8) ~~ ~~!
Stee! Bel! 4 mm dia Lea ga :
4847-561-00 | y uMicrose
Shaft (J), stepped Spring f—
-1, 3537-797-00 ®)
Fiber, insulator
i
X-4844-007-1 (60 Hz)
X-4844-007-2 (60 Hz)
Pulley Ass'y, motor
AEP model
Holder, power cord { ee ee eee
(US, Canadian model) :
Note: The components identified by shading are critical for
safety. Replace only with part number specified.
REE
9597-7970 Labes | mee
Fiber, insulator = ra (US, Canadian model} |
™
Plate, guide AS Wa 7 |
&4 ~~]
PTPWH 3 a oO I i A |
Sogn
te
:
Ge.
ee
|
ws Yo |
: (“ |
| Bracket, POWER switch |
| |
|
l |
Board Ass’y, motor { |
3
|
|
| |
E,
AEP
model
only
|
— SS ee oy eat Cord, phono
~
printed
circuit
board
|
|
|
| | |
|
fuse
holder
|
4847-57200
|
| Escutcheon, POWER switch 2
|
|
>
|
SBE
y
|
[ 2 Holder, phono i ee |
| “ mt | x-3524.133-0©)
ea Knob, POWER switch _|
| =
|
boot = oes

PS-2700
SECTION 7
ELECTRICAL PART LIST
Note: The circled letters (@® to @ ) are applicable
to European model only.
Ref.
No.
Part
No.
Description
Ref.
No.
Part
No.
Description
3-701-806-01 ® Adaptor, 45 rpm
3-780-973-11 Manual, instruction (E, AEP model)
3-780-973-21 Manual, instruction (US model)
3-780-973-21 |
3-794-030-31
3-793-395-00 Gauge, overhang adjustment
Manual, instruction (Canadian model)
4-815-655-01 Nut, cartridge (US model)
4-834-105-00 ® Sheet, plastic
4-838-319-01 Screw (middle), cartridge (US model)
4-843-577-00 Sheet, top cover
4-844-059-00 Bag, plastic; platter turntable
4-844-060-00 © Bag, plastic; unit
4-847-092-00 © Screwdriver
4-847-565-00 (©) Cushion, bottom
4-847-566-00 ©) Cardboard
4-847-568-00 (©) Carton
4-847-569-00 ©) Cushion, side
4-847-542-00 (8) Cushion, platter turntable
rt
ss a
1-509-550-0 © Connector, shell head
9-911-851-XX (E) Cushion, tonearm pipe (t3)
1-536-324-00 Terminal Board (US, Canadian model)
1-549-073-00 (©) Cartridge, VL-32G
(Canadian, E, AEP model)
1-549-074-00 () Stylus, ND-134G
(Canadian, E, AEP model)
1-551-063-00 (©) Cord, phono
ts)
ACCESSORIES & PACKING MATERIALS
X-4847-522-0 (© Carton Ass’y
2-054-619-00 @) Spacer, cartridge
2-054-624-00 Screw (large), cartridge (US model)
2-054-625-00 Screw (small), cartridge (US model) .
2-227-313-00 Spacer, cartridge (US model) {)
2-064-121-00 Card, 60Hz
2-064-122-00
Card,
50Hz
;
(:
3-701-438-21
Washer, plastic;
2.5mm dia
(US
model)
3-701-630-00 ® Bag, plastic; instruction manual
sae Eee not
Note: The components identified by shading are critical for
safety. Replace only with part number specified.
Sao a Se
ve
Sony Corporation
© 1977
9-958-339-12
;
7A0448-1
: Printed in Japan