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DISASSEMBLY
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REPLACEMENT
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SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
(This
“safety
precaution”
is
applied
only
in
U.S.A.)
Before
servicing,
unplug
the
power
cord
to
prevent
an
electric
shock.
Wheh
replacing
parts,
use
only
manufacturer's
recommended
components
for
safety.
Check
the
condition
of
the
power
cord.
Replace
if
wear
or
damage
is
evident.
After
servicing,
be
sure
to
restore
the
lead
dress,
insulation
barriers,
insulation
papers,
shields,
etc.
Before
returning
the
serviced
equipment
to
the
customer,
be
sure
to
make
the
following
insulation
resistance
test
to
prevent
the
customer
from
being
exposed
to
a
shock
hazard.
OPRWN>
INSULATION
RESISTANCE
TEST
1.
Unplug
the
power
cord
and
short
the
two
prongs
of
the
plug
with
a
jumper
wire.
2.
Turn
on
the
power
switch.
3.
Measure
the
resistance
value
with
onmmeter
between
the
jumpered
AC
plug
and
each
exposed
metal
cabinet
part,
such
as
screwheads
antenna,
control
shafts,
handle
brackets,
etc.
Equipment
with
antenna
terminals
should
read
between
3MQ
and
5.2MQ.
to
all
exposed
parts.
(Fig.
A)
Equipment
without
antenna
terminals
should
read
approximately
infinity
to
all
exposed
parts.
(Fig.
B)
Note:
Some
exposed
parts
may
be
Isolated
from
the
chassis
by
design.
These
will
read
infinity.
Antenna
terminal
Exposed
Exposed
metal
metal
part
part
Ohmmeter
Ohmmeter
(Fig.
A)
(Fig.
B)
Resistance
=
3MQ—5.2MQ
Resistance
=
Approx
oo
4.
If
the
measurement
is
outside
the
specified
limits,
there
is
a
possibility
of
a
shock
hazard.
The
equipment
should
be
repaired
and
rechecked
before
it
is
returned
to
the
customer.
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LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS
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63Hz
6.3kHz
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Right
channel
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band
level
controls
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160Hz
6.3kHz
63Hz
16kHz
Recording
mode
selector
{
m
EQ,
EE
straight)
Equalizer
switch
Power
switch
(.-
on,
B
off)
(
=
on,
M
off)
input
selector
(
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Voltage
selector
Line
input
For
[XA]
,[PA]
and[PE]
areas
AC
outlet
(Unswitched)
For
[M]
,[MC] ,[XA]
,[PA]
and
[PE]
areas
Line
output
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OPERATION
Input
selectors:
Select
the
sound
source.
m@
‘‘AV/aux":
To
use
equipment
connected
to
the
auxiliary
input
(‘‘AV/AUX”)
terminals.
4]
Loudness
switch:
“off’’
@
Tape-monitor
selector:
‘‘tape
1/DA
tape’”’
(Refer
to
note).
@
“CD”:
To
listen
to
a
compact
disc.
(The
“‘tape”’
indicator
will
be
illuminated)
Hm
‘tuner’
To
listen
to
radio
broadcasts.
@
“phono”:
To
listen
to
phono
discs.
6]
Balance
control:
‘‘center
position”
yy
CD
direct
switch:
‘‘off’’
@
Tone
controls:
‘‘center
position”
To
listen
to
CD
direct:
‘‘on
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Power
switch:
“on”:
p
Voiume
control:
“91”
Integrated
amplifier
(option)
®
Begin
the
disc
play
or
tune
to
the
radio
broadcast.
7.)
Adjust
volume
level.
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“on”
(B_.
=)
‘E)
Adjust
tone
quality
as
desired.
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1
To
listen
to
corrected
sound
of
phono
discs
or
radio.
a
Set
to
Paar
position.
To
record
corrected
sound
of
phono
discs
or
from
radio.
To
record
the
uncorrected
sound
of
phono
discs
or
from
the
radio.
Be
(m.
B)
To
listen
to
corrected
sound
from
a
tape
deck.
“tape”
(HB
_.
=)
Set
to
any
position.
Press
the
equalization
switch
(equalizer)
in
to
the
“‘off’’
(m_—
)
position
to
listen
to
uncorrected
sound,
or
when
recording.
Notes
e
Ifthe
amplifier
has
a
recording
mode
selector
and
an
input
selector:
(Make
setting
as
shown
in
the
figure.)
(rec
selector)
phono
or
tuner
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If
your
amplifier
has
terminals
(GRAPHIC
EQ./EXTERNAL)
for
connection
of
other
equipment,
use
of
the
recording
selector
is
unnecessary.