Technics QUARTZ SA-R330 User manual

ORDER NO. AD8807200C2
Service
Manual
CQUARTZ Synthesizer
AM/FM Stereo Receiver
SPECIFICATIONS
(DIN 45 500)
AMPLIFIER SECTION
Power output
DIN 1kHz 2x 70W (8Q)
20Hz~20kHz continuous power output
both channels driven 2x 60W (8Q)
Total harmonic distortion
rated power at 20Hz~20kHz 0.008% (8Q)
half power at 1kHz 0.003% (8Q)
intermodulation distortion
rated power at 60Hz: 7kHz=4: 1, SMPTE, 80 0.5%
Power bandwidth
both channels driven, —3dB 10H2~40kHz (89)
Damping factor 20 (8Q)
Input sensitivity and Impedance
PHONO 3mV/47kQ
CD, VCR 1, TAPE/VCR 2 200mV/22kQ
PHONO maximum Input voltage (1kHz, RMS) 150mV
SIN
rated power (82)
PHONO 70d8B (IHF, A: 80dB)
CD, VCR 1, TAPE/VCR 2
Frequency response
PHONO RIAA standard curve
+0.8dB (30 Hz~15kHz)
7HZ~70kHz (+3dB)
63Hz, —10dB~+10dB
160Hz, —10dB~+10dB
400Hz, —10dB~+10dB
1kHz, —10dB~+10dB
2.5kHz, ~10dB~+10dB
6.3kHz, —10dB~ +10dB
12.5kHz, —10dB~+10dB
Technics
80dB (IHF, A: 90dB)
CD, VCR 1, TAPE/VCR 2
7 band graphic equalizer
Receiver
SA-R330
Color
(K)...Black Type
Area
[color [Awe
(EG) F.R. Germany.
Loudness control (volume at —30dB) 50 Hz, +9dB
Output voltage
VCR 1, TAPE/VCR 2 REC OUT 200mV
Channel balance, 250 Hz~6,300 Hz +1dB
Channel separation §5dB
Headphones output level and impedance 51OmvV/3300
Load impedance
MAIN or REMOTE 4Q~160
MAIN and REMOTE 8Q~16Q
@ FM TUNER SECTION
Frequency range 87.50~1 08.00 MHz
Sensitivity
S/N 30dB 1.5pV (75Q)
S/N 26dB 1.3yV (75Q)
SIN 20dB {.2uV (75Q)
IHF usable sensitivity 1.5uV (IHF 58, 750)
IHF 46dB stereo quieting sensitivity 22uV/75Q
Total harmonic distortion
MONO 0.2%
STEREO 0.3%
SIN
MONO 60dB 7 54B, IHF)
STEREO 58dB (7 14B, IHF)
Frequency response 20Hz~15kHz, +1d B~—2dB
Alternate channel selectivity + 40(KHz, 65dB
Capture ratio 1.0dB
Image rejection at 98 MHz 40dB
IF rejection at 98 MHz 70dB
Spurious response rejection at 98 MHz 70dB
AM suppression 50dB
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
Central P.O. Box 288, Osaka 53)-91, Japan

SA-R330
Stereo separation 1kHz 40dB @ GENERAL
10kHz 30dB
Cartier leak 19kHz —60dB (—6548, IHF) Power Consunpyon a40W
Power supply AC 50H2/60Hz, 220V
s8kH2 —T00B (= 7508, INF) Dimensions (W x H x D) 430 x 102 290
Channel balance (250 Hz~6,300 Hz) +1.50dB eee s mm
(16-15/16" x 4” x 14-1/4")
Limiting point 1.2pV Weight 6.7 kg (14.81b.)
Bandwidth
9
.7kg
(14.8Ib.
IF amplifier 180 kHz witex:
FM demodulator 1000 kHz oles
1. Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Weight and dimensions are approximate.
2. Total harmonic distortion is measured by the digital spectrum
analyzer (H.P. 3045 system).
Antenna terminals 75Q (unbalanced)
WAM TUNER SECTION
Frequency range §22~1611kHz (9kHz-steps)
530~1620kHz (10kHz-steps)
Sensitivity (S/N 20dB) 20uV, 330nV/m
Selectivity at 999kHz 55dB
Image rejection at 999kHz 40dB
(IF rejection at 999kHz §5dB
Mm CONTENTS
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LOCATION OF CONTROLS... ~ 3~5 DESCRIPTION OF FLUORESCENT DISPLAY.............00.0+ 25
CONNECTIONS. ........ccccssecceene . 6,7 TERMINAL GUIDE OF IC’S,
PROTECTION CIRCUITRY... vee 7 TRANSISTORS AND DIODES.......
BEFORE REPAIR AND ADJUSTMENT.. ae 7 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDG................
DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONG................ -- B~10 WIRING CONNECTION DIAGRAM .
MEASUREMENTS AND ADJUSTMENTS ..... + 11, 12 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ..........scsscsssecssseseccssentecerseaenensee
FUNCTION OF TERMINAL ..........sscssssrssersesrsseesnserseeseces 13, 14 CABINET PARTS LOCATION ...........:scccssscsssssssseessneeneses
RESISTORS & CAPACITORS ........sssssssssstonessntersearenes 15~17 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST ..........scsrscereee
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST .......ssccssscssssssosssseseesrecorene 18, 19 REMOTE-CONTROL PARTS LOCATION... eaeee 42
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST ........sssscscssssesssrsensnenereosseneees 42
REMOTE-CONTROL TRANSMITTER ...........20:0000 20, 21
Mi ACCESSORIES
* FM indoor antenna (1) © AM loop antenna (1) ¢ AM antenna holders (2) ¢ Screws (2)
(SSA270M) (SPB1162T)
(A) ear & S&S
(SMA233-1M) (SMA231M) (XTN3+ 10AFZ)
¢ Connection cable for remote-control (1) ¢ Flat cable for remote-control (1) ¢ Remote-control © Batteries (2)
(SJP2257T) (SWKST11M-1), transmitter (1) (UM-4NE/28)
(EUR64758)

Mi LOCATION OF CONTROLS
Amplifier section
Muting Indicator (muting) Loudness indicator (loudness)
This indicator will illuminate when the muting button (on the
remote-control transmitter only) is pressed.
To cancel the muting function without using the remote-con-
trol transmitter, press and hold the ‘‘phono” input selector of
this unit.
Spectrum analyzer display
(spectrum analyzer)
Tape indicator memory
(TAPE)
HNSHNES
°
Power
“standby
¢),
on”
Equalizer
controls
(graphic
equalizer)
switch
These
controls
are
used
to
adjust
the
levels
within
each
frequency
band.
The
levels
can
be
(power
“standby
,
on”)
varied
continuously
over
a
range
of
+10
dB~
—10
aB.
By
sliding
the
controls
at
each
of
the
This
switch
switches
ON
and
OFF
indicated
frequencies
in
the
“+”
direction,
the
frequencies
in
that
band
are
boosted,
and
by
the
secondary
circuit
power
only.
sliding
them
in
the
“—"
direction, the
frequencies
in
that band are
attenuated.
2.
:
The unit is in the “standby” condi- When the power switch is set to the “on” position, the tips of these level controls will illuminate.
tion when this switch is set to the
“standby 6" position. Regardless
of the switch setting, the primary
circuit is always “live” as long as
the power cord is connected to an
electrical outlet.
Remote-control signal
sensor (remote sensor)
Loudness switch (loudness)
Set to the “on” position (The loudness indicator will il-
ltuminate.) when listening to music at low volume. Auditory
perception of sound in the low frequency range falls off at low
volume but when the switch is in this position, this deficiency
is compensated for, so that the full impact of the musical per-
formance can be enjoyed.
Balance control
(balance)
,
Volume-control/indicator
(volume)
The indicator will move in accor-
dance with the volume level.
“standby (|) ” indicator
This indicator will illuminate when the unit is switched to the
standby condition by the power “standby & Jon” switch on the
unit or the ON/OFF switch on the remote-control transmitter.
Headphones jack (phones)
Speaker selectors (speakers)
These
selectors
are
used
to
switch
the
speaker
systems
ON
and
OFF.
Input selectors (input selector)
These selectors are used to select the sound source
to be heard, such as a disc, radio broadcast, etc.
The selected sound is shown on the audio input
selector/frequency display.
Tape-monitor switch (monitor)
Press this button to listen to tape.
No
other
sources
selected
by
the
input
selector
can
be
heard
while
the
tape
indicator
is
illuminated.
To
listen
to
some
other
source,
press
this
button once again.
SA-R330
Tuner section
Audio input selector/frequency display
(audio input selector/frequency)
FM stereo indicator (stereo)
This indicator automatically illuminates when an FM stereo
broadcast is being received.
Note: It will not illuminate if the FM mode selector is pressed.
Memory indicator (memory)
This indicator illuminates when the
memory button is pressed.
Quartz-lock
indicator
(quartz lock)
This indicator
iNuminates when tuned
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8] jmemory|
Preset channel 9] fo} bo) 2} (5) [4) (5) 6
|
Hesiliis
OMNIS S
. . FM MHz
7} 118} $19} j20) }21) [22] |23) j24 ;
matrix display fs precisely to an FM or
tuner matrix beta [muting] |loudness] | quartz tock
(tuner matrix) AM station.
FM mode selector (FM mode)
This unit automatically switches to the stereo mode
when a stereo broadcast is received. Press this
selector to listen in the monaural mode. The stereo
indicator will not illuminate in the monaural mode.
Memory button (memory)
This button is used when preset memory setting of the
preset-tuning buttons is made.
Preset tuning buttons (1 ~ 0)
(24 channel random preset tuning)
These buttons are used to preset FM and AM broadcast frequen-
cies into the memory of this unit, and are also pressed to select
the desired preset frequencies.
Note:
The buttons marked [3] ~ [6] are also used to listen to radio broad-
casts arranged in convenient groups.
Group select button (select)
Assort-mode select button (assort)
Change-mode select button
(change)
Character-input/tuning buttons
(character/tuning)
Memory-scan/group-search button
(-M. scan/—group search)
Band selectors (band selector)
FM -AM
FM: Press this button to listen to an FM broadcast.
AM: Press this button to listen to an AM broadcast.
allocation:
When the AM button is pressed for about 4 seconds,
the AM frequency step will change to 10 kHz per
step. (This step is set to 9 kHz before shipment.) In
order to return to the original frequency indication,
press this button for about 4 seconds again.

SA-R330 SA-R330
* Remote-control transmitter (EUR64758)
on/off 3 muting Vvolume &
Amplifier controls
Power button
Tuner controls
Cassette deck controls
Compact disc player controls
Remote Control Transmitter
EUR64758
WNotes concerning use of dry batteries
© Do not use chargeable batteries (Ni-Cd type).
¢ Be sure the batteries are inserted so that the positive (+)
and negative (—) polarities are correct. Batteries install-
ed with incorrect polarities may leak and damage the
remote-control transmitter.
° Never subject the batteries to excessive heat or flame;
do not attempt to disassemble them; and be sure they are
not short-circuited.
¢lf the remote-control transmitter is not to be used for a
long time, remove the batteries and store them in a cool
dark place.
* Always remove old, weak or worn-out batteries promptly
and dispose of them properly.
Never mix old and new batteries, nor batteries of dif-
ferent types (carbon or alkaline).
2 Insert the batteries and
close the cover.
Use two AAA
[RO3(UM-4): 1.5 V]
batteries.
1 Open the cover.
Bottom panel of remote-
control transmitter
MiTo remove the batteries
Reverse procedure 2.
@ Battery life
About 1 year.
(Depending on frequency of use.)
Operation notes
Face it toward the remote-control
signal sensor.
Be sure the transmitter part of the remote-control
transmitter and the sensor part of this unit are
free from dust. Excessive dust might prevent
reception.
Use the remote-control transmitter
within 6 meters.
Remote-control
transmitter
(Obstacles should
be avoided.)
6 meters (20 ft.)
Notes: 1. The control panel of the remote-control transmitter may be covered by a clear plastic protective sheet. This sheet may be removed if
desired.
2. If this unit is placed in an audio rack, the distance that the remote control transmitter can be used from might be reduced due to the
thickness or color of the glass door.
—5—
Mi CONNECTIONS
¢ Connections to equipment
“PHONO” terminals
Connect a turntable.
Note:
For remote-control operation, be sure to
connect the ground wire correctly.
Turntable (option)
eT
ae
“VCR 1” terminals
Connect a video cassette recorder or an
audio tape deck etc. (Refer to the operat-
ing instructions of VCR, etc.)
Video cassette recorder (option)
(GND)(R) () (L)(R)(Y(R)
G id wi ti
reunite
(onten
Stereo
connection
Stereo
—
cable (option) connection
cables (option)
“PRE OUT/MAIN IN”
terminal (See above.)
This unit (GND)(R) (L) (L)(R)(L)(R)
“PRE OUT/MAIN IN”
terminals
Do not remove the shorting pins from
these terminals unless you plan to use
an independent preamplifier or main
amplifier. (No sound will be heard if they
are removed). To use it in this way,
consult the operating instructions for the
additional amplifier or preamplifier that
you plan to use.
Cooling fan
The cooling fan operates only at high
output power levels.
PRE MAIN
OUT IN
C2
CD
(L) (R)
Stereo
connection
cable (option)
: une out OC) CE) ©
REMOTE
, CONTROL
Compact disc player (option)
“CD” terminals
Connect a compact disc player.
If the remote control terminal on the tape deck is 1/8 inch stereo mini-jack.
This unit
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Connection cable for remote-control (included)
(AX (RY
Stereo
connection
cables (option)
~_Flat cable for
(included)
Tape deck (option)
“TAPE/VCR 2” terminals
Connect a tape deck or second VCR.
Tape deck (option)
INPUT OUTPUT
- REMOTE GY ©
CONTROL
—-6-
Connection cable
for remote-control
(included) %
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If the remote-control
terminal on the tape
deck Is 3-pin type.
remote-control
Connection cable for remote-control (option)
AC power supply cord
(included)
The configuration of the AC
outlet and AC power supply
cord differs according to
area.
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!
fe)
| Household AC outlet :
Compact disc player (option)
INPUT
' REMOTEG)
CONTROL
MED

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e Connections to speakers
WLoad impedance:
MAIN or REMOTE: 4~16 Q
MAIN and REMOTE: 8~16 Q
This unit
@ “REMOTE” terminals
For connection to a second
pair of speakers.
Oo © &
© +) : / N
ae eal
Speaker connection cords (option)
Connection of speaker wires
i i
Notes:
:
Kaha
dein
ae
wes:
eee
10
mm
1.
To
prevent
damage
to
circuitry,
never
©
@
Lift
up
the
lever,
and
insert
the
core
y
7
(13/32")
et
eee
hand
aie
es
until
it
can
no
longer
be
seen.
Twist
speaker
tareninala,
@
Press
down
the
lever,
and
pull
the
5
ee
sie
GA
Leite
BITS)
cord
gently
to
be
sure
that
it
is
secure.
©
~<am
Side
a5
seeane-
CLV
terri
ant
|
ti]
negative
(—)
cords
to
negative
(—)
terminals.
3. Connections of speaker wires should be made before
connecting the AC power supply cords.
Mi PROTECTION CIRCUITRY
The protection circuitry may have operated if either of If this occurs, follow the procedure outlines below:
the following conditions is noticed: 1. Turn off the power.
© No sound is heard when the power is turned on. 2. Determine the cause of the problem and Correct it.
© Sound stops during a performance. 3. Turn on the power once again after one minute.
The function of this circuitry is to prevent circuitry Note:
damage if, for example, the positive and negative
Speaker connection wires are ‘‘shorted”, or if speaker
systems with an impedance less than the indicated
rated impedance of the amplifier are used.
When the protection circuitry functions, the unit will
not operate unless the power is first turned off and
then on again.
Mi BEFORE REPAIR AND ADJUSTMENT
1. Turn off the power, Discharge both power supply 2. After completion of repair, slowly apply the primary
capacitors (C701, C702 8200uF) through a 100 5W voitage by using a variac to avoid over current.
resistor to ground. ‘Do not short between C701 and Current consumption at 50Hz/60Hz in no signal
C702. It may damage the capacitors. mode should by shown with respect to supply
voltage 220V.
Power supply voltage | aczzov |
Consumed current 50/60 Hz 170~370mA

SA-R330
@ DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
How to remove the cabinet How to remove the power switch P.C.B.
1.
Remove
the
5
screws
(O~@).
1.
Remove
the
power
switch
knob..
1
1>2>3
|
2.
Remove
the
2
screws
(@,
@).
Cabinet
Screwdriver
Power
switch Qa sei,
knob
How to remove the front panel
pcre 1. Remove the 4 screws (@~@). Note: Remove the knob by pushing it from behind the
panel.
aires How to remove the FL P.C.B.
1. Remove the 3 screws (@~®).
1>2-4 2. Release the tab.
2. Remove the flat cables (J501 and J502).
Removing the flat cable
(No 1 side)
White line @pn
—d
ush
1
2
QO.
| 73m
Connector

SA-R330
How to remove the power !C
Procedure | 4 Unsolder the power IC.
1425-6! 92. Remove the 2 screws (@, @).
l tf ZA
Utd (A
: ((,
cs
i
2
QO
\
How to remove the tuner P.C.B. and
main P.C.B.
Procedure 1. Remove the 18 screws (@~®).
2. Remove the tuner P.C.B. and main P.C.B.
Main P.C.B. |
Oo; |
Tuner P.C.B. | Q\
we
os
Unsolder the
power IC
Note: When mounting the power IC, apply silicon
terminal compound (SZZOL15) to the rear of
the power IC.
How to check the main P.C.B.
1. Remove the 7 screws (@~@) in above figure. 3. Remove the bottom chassis in the direction of the
2. Remove the 9 screws (O~®@). arrow (@).
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20
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SA-R330
Ref.
No.
How
to
remove
the
balance
control
Ref.
No.
:
7 P.C.B. and volume P.C.B. ‘i How to remove the key switch P.C.B.
Procedure | 4 Remove the balance control knob. 1. Remove the 2 screws (@, @), and
1+2+4-T) 9. Remove the 2 screws (@, @). 1+2>4>8 remove the P.C.B. holder.
3. Remove the balance control P.C.B. 2. Remove the 2 screws (@, ®).
4. Remove the 3 screws (@~®). 3. Remove the 2 tabs.
5. Remove the volume P.C.B. 4. Remove the key switch P.C.B.
Balance control P.C.B.
Balance control knob Ref. No
How to disassemble the remote control
Procedure | 4 Remove the Battery cover lid.
Mounting main volume control 9 2. Remove screws @.
1. Insert the motor volume shaft into volume base Fo
(@) and secure it with nut (©). y
2. Insert the shatter plate (©) into volume knob (@),
then mount the volume light guide (@), volume
knob, and volume ring (@) on the volume shaft.
lid
Note: Slip one end of the shatter plate eanencaern
inside the volume light guide. hg
3. Insert a flat blade screwdriver between the upper
and lower covers inside the battery compartment
and then slowly loosen the bottom cover.

. SA-R330
Mi MEASUREMENTS AND ADJUSTMENTS FM STEREO DISTORTION ADJUSTMENT FM SIGNAL GENERATOR CONDITION
Modulation Stereo “L” mode or "'R”
m@FM
1.
Test
equipment
connection
Is
shown
in
figure.
mode
45%,
Pilot
10%
2. Set the unit to “FM” mode. Modulation frequency
eae 2 3. Set the radio f cy displ d signal generator to Output level
Control positions and equipment used SaadGMiias Co
¢ FM signal generator (AM and FM-SG). *AC and DC electronic voltmeter (EVM) 4. Adjust L1 so that the distortion factor of L-CH is minimized.
¢ Stereo modulator «Frequency counter 5. Make sure that the distortion factors of L-CH and R-CH are
© Distortion analyser ¢ Resistor (100kQ) nearly the same with each other to minimum.
* Oscilloscope
Notes:
; : 1.The adjusting screwdriver used should be made of resin.
Note: For 2201, Z202, Z321, L321, L322 and L324, adjusted parts are supplied. So, do not turn the cores of these parts. 2.L1 should be rotated no more 1/4 turn (90 deg.) on elther
side.
Stereo modulator
Output mode... Lor R
FM MONO DISTORTION ADJUSTMENT FM SIGNAL GENERATOR CONDITION
1. Test equipment connection is shown in figure. Modulation
2. Set the unit to “FM” position. Modulation tequeney MONG)
3. Set the radio frequency display and signal generator Output level
to 100.10 MHz.
4. Adjust T201 core so that voltage measured in signal
mode is OmV (0+20mV) in 300mV range.
. Adjust T202.so that the distortion factor of Lch is = ¢ Adjustment points
minimized.
. Repeat steps 4 and 5 a few times. a
.
Make
sure
that
the
distortion
factors
of
Lch
and
Rch
aga
5
AM
ANT
FM
ANT
8 (75Q)
are nearly the same with each other to minimum.
Note:
The adjusting screwdriver used should be made of
resin.
MPX VCO ADJUSTMENT FRONT END PACK
. Test equipment connection is shown in figure.
. Set the unit to “FM auto” position.
. Place the radio frequency display and signal FAROUENCY.
generator to 100.10 MHz. TERMINAL = COUNTER
. Adjust VR301 for 19.00+0.03kHz on frequency
counter reading. iar) O
%* USING ALTERNATE SYSTEM
1. Apply stereo signal from generator or receive the _
stereo broadcast. 5 ©
2. Adjust VR301 until stereo indicator lights up. cS (indicator lighting)
Cement arm of VR301 as shown in figure. oO 5: Adjust point of Pilot circuit
-— ©: Stereo OFF position
: Stereo ON position
FM offset
coil
Modulation Stereo “L” mode or “R”
2.Set
the
unit
to
“FM”
mode.
mode
90%,
Pilot
10%
3.Set the radio frequency display and signal generator to Modulation frequency 1kHz (Pilot 19kHz) FM MONO
100.10MHz.
Output
level
DISTORTION
4.Adjust VR302 so that the R-CH output is minimized when coil
stereo modulator is in “L”(L-CH modulation) mode.
FM STEREO
1.Test equipment connection is shown in figure.
SEPARATION Adj.
MPX VCO Adj.
LPF (fc = 15 kHz ~ 19 kHz)

@ FUNCTION OF TERMINAL
e 10901 (LC6554H3682): microcomputer
DESCRIPTION OF TERMINAL
Segment signal output
PPO
(S13)
PAO
Key return signal input
B PB2
PB3
(STAND BY)
PCI
0
|
B
PCO
(OFF)
C
(STEREO)
PC2
(SD)
PC3
(DP)
PD
(RELAY)
PD1
(DK)
(MO)
(RFM)
(AFM)
ee
a [|
a
Reset signal input
vU m fo)
v m ®
ms] m —
10
12
13
14
17
18
9
{
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FO
DESCRIPTION
OF
TERMINAL
(a
a
ee
Control signal terminal for 1C401 (TC9163N)
Not connected
Loudness control output
Volume motor drive output
Not connected
Power supply terminal (negative voltage)
Segment signal output
Digit signal output and key scan signal output
| 56 | Of Power supply terminal (positive voltage)

SA-R330
M@ RESISTORS & CAPACITORS
Notes : * important safety notice :
Components identified by A\ mark have special characteristics important for safety. When replacing any of these components use only
manufacturer’s specified parts.
* Bracketed indications in Ref. No. columns specify the area. (Refer to the first page for area.)
Parts without these indications can be used for all areas.
Numbering
System
For
Resistors
Resistor
Type
[Wattage
|
Tolerance
|
Example: : Carbon : : J: £5%
: Metal Oxide : z F: £1%
ERD ac 820) F J 102 : Fuse Type Metai : : G:t2%
Type Wattage Shape Tolerance Value : Metal Film : : J: £5%
(1/4) (1KQ) : Carbon (chip) : : kK: £10%
ERX 2 AN J 471 : Metal Film (chip) : : mM: £20%
Type Wattage Shape Tolerance Value ; Sold
(2W) (470) : Incombustible
Box-Shaped
: Wire-Wound
Numbering System For Capacitors : Chip Resistor
Example: : Chip Resistor
Type
Voltage
Value
‘Tolerance
Unique
Capacitor
Type
|
ottage
|
Tolerance
_|
(50V) (0.001 HF) : Electrolytic QU: 6.3V : «: 10%
ECEA 50 M 330 : Ceramic 410: 16V : M: £20%
ee ee ee ——— ae : ic C: i TH: :
Type Voltage Characteristics Vaiue ee eas in = 2: ieee %
(50V) (33HF) : Polypropylene 2H : 500V : J: t5%
+ Ceramic 1: 100V 4 G:£2%
: Non Potar Electrolytic KC : 400V AC F:£1%
@ Capacitance vatues is in microfarads (UF) unless specified : Ceramic (Chip Type) KC : 125V AC Cc: £0.25pF
otherwise, P= Pico-farads (pF) F=Farads (F). : Ceramic (Chip Type) (UL) D: t0.5pF
@ Resistance values is in ohms (Q), unless specified : Semiconductor
otherwise, 1K= 1,000Q, IM= 4,000kQ : Liquid electrolyte
double layer capacitor
ERDS2T 5152 : ERDS2T J823
ERDS2TJ103
10K
1/4
ERDS2TJ103
ERDS2T
J823
ERDS2T
J103
10K
1/4
ERDS2T
J393
ERDS2TJ391
ERDS2T
J102
IK
1/4
ERDS2TJ151
ERDS2TJ391
ERDS2T
J561
S60
1/4
ERDS2T
J223
ERDS2T
J224
ERDS2T
J562
5.6K
1/4
ERDS2T
J223
ERDS2T
J224
ERDS2TJ103
10K
1/4
ERDS2T
J272
ERDS2T
J563
ERDS2TJ151
150
1/4
ERDS2T
J272
ERDS2T
J563
ERDS2T
J322
3.3K
1/4
ERDS2T
J562
H
ERDS2Tv271
ERDS2T
J474
ATOK
1/4
ERDS2T
J562
.
ERDS2TV271
ERDS2T
J122
1.2K
1/4
ERDS2T
J224
ERDS2T
J680
ERDS2T
J824
820K
1/4
ERDS2TJ102
ERDS2T
J680
ERDS2T
J391
300
1/4
ERDS2TJ153
ERDS2T
J184
ERDS2T
J221
220
1/4
ERDS2T
J473
ERDS2T
184
ERDS2T
J822
8.2K
1/4
ERDS2TJ473
ERDS2T
123
ERDS2T
102
IK
1/4
ERDS2TJ103
ERDS2TJ123
ERDS2TJ471
410
1/4
ERDS2TJ103
ERDS2T
J563
ERDS2T
J332
3.3K
1/4
ERDS2T
J473
ERDS2T
563"
ERDS2T
J222
2.2K
1/4
ERDS2T
J223
ERDS2T
J102
ERDS2TJ153
15K
1/4
ERDS2T
J223
ERDS2TJ102
ERDS2TJ104
100K
1/4
ERDS2T
5102
ERDS2T
222
ERDS2T
J824
820K
1/4
ERDS2T
J102
ERDS2T
J222
ERDS2T
J822
8.2K
1/4
ERDS2TJ183
ERDS2T
103
ERDS2T
J563
SEK
1/4
ERDS2T
J332
;
ERDS2TJ103
ERDS2T
J223
2K
1/4
ERDS2T
J332
.
ERDS2TJ104
ERDS2T
123
12K
1/4
ERDS2T
J822
;
ERDS2TJ104
ERDS2T
J562
56K
1/4
ERDS2T
J822
i
ERDS2T
J4T2
ERDS2T
J108
10K
1/4
ERDS2TJ470
ERDS2T
J472
ERDS2T
J104
100K
1/4
ERDS2T
J470
ERDS2T
J563
ERDS2T
J473
41K
1/4
ERDS2TJ104
ERDS2T
S63
ERDS2T
J154
150K
1/4
ERDS2T
J104
ERDS2TJ104
ERDS2T
J393
BOK
1/4
ERDS2TJ103
ERDS2TJ104
ERDS2TJ104
100K
1/4
ERDS2T
J103
ERDS2T
J182
ERDS2T
J123
12K
1/4
ERDS2T
J104
ERDS2TJ182
ERDS2TJ102
1K
1/4
ERDS2T
J104
ERDS2T
J563
ERDS2TJ104
100K
1/4
ERDS2T
J102
ERDS2T
J563
ERDS2TJ391
3901/4
ERDS2T
J102
ERDS2T
J563
ERDS2T
J122
1.2K
1/4
ERDS2T
J104
ERDS2T
J223
ERDS2T
J684
680K
1/4
ERDS2TJ104
ERDS2T
223
ERDS2TJ103
10K
1/4
ERDS2T
J104
ERDS2T
J223
ERDS2T
J471
470
1/4
ERDS2TJ104
ERDS2T
U332
ERDS2T
J332
;
ERDS2T
J332

SA-R330
PBPBPBPP BP BBR
ERDS2T J333
ERDS2T J563
ERDS2T J333
ERDS2T J153
ERDS2TJ153
ERDS2TJ331
ERDS2T J331
ERDS2T J 103
ERDS2TJ108
ERDS2T J472
ERDS2T 472
ERDS2T J683
ERDS2T J683
ERDS2T J562
ERDS2T J562
ERDS2T J122
ERDS2T J122
ERDS2T J683
ERDS2T J683
ERDS2T J562
ERDS2T J562
ERDS2T J122
ERDS2T J122
ERDS2T J470
ERDS2T J392
ERDS2T 392
ERDS2T J563
ERDS2T J563
ERDS2T J182
ERDS2T J182
ERDS2T J563
ERDS2T J563
ERDS2T J470
ERDS2T J470
ERD25F J100
ERD25FJ100
ERDS2T J223
ERD25F J470
ERDS2T J473
ERDStFJ181
ERDS1FJ181
ERDS1FJ181
ERG2ANJP331S
ERG2ANJP331S
ERDS2T J222
ERDS2T J222
ERDS2T J684
ERDS2T J104
ERDS2T J154
EROS2T J684
ERDSI1F J181
ERDS2TJ101
ERDS2T J223
ERDS2T J223
ERDS2T J223
ERDS2T J223
ERDS2T J392
ERDS2TJ103
ERDS2T J103
ERDS2T J223
ERDS1F J820
ERDS1F J820
ERDS2T J153
ERDS2T J471
ERDS2T J471
ERDS2T J102
ERDS2T Jid2
ERDS2T J102
ERDS2T J102
ERDS2T J102
ERDS2T J102
ERDS2T J222
ERDS2T J222
ERDS2T J102
ERDS2T J102
ERDS2TJ102
ERDS2T J102
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
ERDS2TJ221
ERDS2T J221
ERDS1FJ332
ERDS2T 122
ERDS2T J272
ERDS2T J222
ERDS2T J272
ERDS2TJ1R2
ERDS2TJ1R2
ERDS1FJ270
ERDS1FJ270
ERDS2T J272
ERDS2T J183
ERDS2TJ101
ERDS2T J222
ERD25F J150
ERDS2T J4R7
ERDS2T J222
ERDS2T J472
ERDS2T J333
ERDS2T J223
ERDS2TJ103
ERDS2T J823
ERDS2T J272
ERDS2T J562
ERDS2T J472
ERDS2T J472
ERDS2T J102
ERDS1F J2R2
ERDS1F J2R2
ERD25F J4R7
ERD2SFJ4R7
ERD25F J4R7
ERD25F J4R7
ERD25F J4R7
ERD25F J4R7
ERDS1FJ121
ERDS1F J121
ERDS1FJ121
ERDS1FJ121
ERDSIF J2R2
ERDS2T J473
ERDS2T J473
ERDS2T J473
ERDS2TJ473
ERDS2T J473
ERDS2T J473
ERDS2T J473
ERDS2T J124
ERDS2T J392
ERDS2T J124
ERDS2T J382
ERDS2T J124
ERDS2T J392
ERDS2T J124
ERDS2T J392
ERDS2T J124
ERDS2T J382
ERDS2T J124
ERDS2T J392
ERDS2T J124
ERDS2T J392
ERDS2T J273
ERDS2TJ101
ERDSIFJ2R2
ERDS2TJ182
ERDS2TJ222
ERDS2TJ105
ERDS2T J563
EROS2T J123
ERDS2T J103
ERDS2T J334
ERDS2T J681
ERDS2TJ122
ERDS2T J103
ERDS2T J101
ERDS2TJ101
ERDS2TJ181
ERDS2TJ104
ERDS2T J122
ERDS2T J122
ERDS2T J224
ERDS2T J331
ERDS2TJ331
ERDS2TJ331
ERDS2T J472
ERDS2T 5472
ERDS2TJ103
ERDS2TJ331
ERDS2T J222
RCBSTHISOUCY
RCBS1HI50JNCY
ECBT1H102KB5
RCBS1HI81KBY
ECEAQJS221
ECKDIHI03PF
ECKD1H223PF
ECEA25M4R7R
ECEAICUS30
ECBTIH102KB5
ECKDIHIO3PF
ECKDIHIQGPF
RCBCIHA70JNLY
ECKD1H223PF
RCBSIHIS50JUCY
ECEAQJU101
ECEAICKS100
ECKDIH223PF
ECKDIH223PF
ECKD1H223P F
RCBCIHIOIKBY
ECEAICKS100
ECKDIHIO3PF
ECEATCKS100
ECEA1HKO10
ECEAICKS100
ECFTD1I83KXL
ECQMIHAT3JZ
RCBS1H180JNCY
ECKD1H103PF
ECEA1CKS100
RCBCIHA7IKBY
ECEAICUI01
ECEAIHKRAT
ECEATHKO10
ECEAIHK3R3
ECEATHK3R3
ECEATHKSR3
ECF TD392KXL
ECF TD3S2KXL
ECKD1H102PF
ECFTD473KXL
ECQPI471 NZ
ECEATVK4R7
ECBT1H102KB5
ECBT1H102KB5
ECEAICKS100
ECF TOS32KXL
ECF TDS32KXL
RCBS1HS30ULY
ECBTTHI02KB5
ECKDIHIOQPF
ECKDIHIQ3PF
ECEAIEKSR3
ECEAIEKSR3
ECCDIHI01K
ECCDIHI01K
ECKDIHIOGPF
ECKDIHI03PF
ECEAIEKSR3
ECEAIEK3R3
ECKDIHI03PF
15P 50
15P 50
0,001 50
180P 50
2200 63
0.01 50
0,022 50
47 2
3B 16
0.001 §0
0.01 50
0.01 50
47P 50
0.022 50
ISP 50
100 63
10 16
0.022 50
0.022 50
0.022 50
100P 50
10 16
0.01 50
10 16
1 8
10 16
0.018 25
0.047 50
18P 50
0.01 50
10 16
470P 50
100 16
0.47 50
1 8
33 50
33 50
3.3 50
0.0039 25
0,0089 25
0.001 50
0.047 25
470P 125
47 3
0.001 50
0.001 50
10 «16
0.0033 25
0.0033 25
33P 50
0.001 50
0.01 50
0.01 50
3.3 25
33 2
100P 50
100P 50
0.01 50
0.01 50
3.3 2
33 2
0.01 50

ECKDIHI03PF
ECKDIHT03PF
ECEAIHKR47
ECEAQJUTOT
ECEA1CK220
ECEAICK220
ECCDIHI0IK
ECCC1IH221K
ECEAIEK3R3
ECEATEK3R3
ECCDIHIOIK
ECCDIHIOIK
ECBT1H102KB
ECBT1HI02KB
ECFTO223KXL
ECFTD223KXL
ECF TD682KXL
ECFTD6R2KXL
ECEATEKSR3
ECEATEKS3R3
ECEAQJK330
ECEAOJK330
ECKDIH331KB
ECKD1H331KB
ECFTOG33KXL
ECFTDS33KXL
ECEATEK3R3
ECEATEK3R3
ECEAICKS100
ECEAICKS100
ECCDIH120KC
ECCDIHI20KC
ECEATEK3R3
ECEATEK3R3
ECBT1E103ZF
ECEAIEK3R3
ECKDIH103PF
ECKDIHIOGPF
ECEATEK3R3°
ECCDIH330K
ECCD1H330K
ECCDIHI01K
ECFTO273KXL
ECFTD273KXL
ECEAIHKR47
ECEAIHKR47
ECFTD@22KXL
ECFTD&22KXL
ECEAIHKR22
ECEATHKR22
ECFTD472KXL
ECFTD472KXL
ECF TD683KXL
ECFTD6S3KXL
ECFTDIS2KXL
ECFTDIS2KXL
ECFTDS33KXL
ECF TD333KXL
ECFTD102KXL
ECFTDIO2KXL
ECFTD822KXL
ECF TD822KXL
ECCD1H820K
0.01
0.01 5
0.47 50
400
2
2
63
16
16
100P 50
220P 50
33
33
a
25
10OP 50
y00P 50
0.001 50
0.001 50
0.022 25
0,022 25
0.0068 25
0.0068 25
33
3.3
3
B
(3)
fas)
63
63
SOP 50
SOP 50
0.033 25
0.083 25
33
33
10
10
12P
12P
3.3
3.3
0.01
33
0.01
0,01
2
5
16
16
SERSSRRRR gs
ECCDIH820K
ECKD1H471KB
ECKDIH471KB
ECEATEKSR3
ECEATEK3R3
ECEAICKS100
ECEAICKS100
ECEAICKS100
ECEAICKS100
ECFTD683KXL
ECFTD683KXL
ECEAIHK2R2B
ECEATHK2R2B
ECKDIHS61KB
ECKDIHS61KB
ECFTOS92KXL
ECFTD392KXL
ECEATEKSR3
ECEATEKSR3
ECEAIEK3R3
ECEATEKSR3
ECQP1271JZ
ECQP1271JZ
ECEAICK220
ECEAICK220
ECCD1H100KC
ECCD1IHI00KC
ECCDIHI51K
ECCDIHISIK
ECKD1H223PF
ECKDIH223PF
ECEA1CU101
ECEATHS330
ECEA2AU100
ECEA2AN2R2S
ECQMIH681KF
ECQMTH681KF
ECEAICKS100
ECCDIH180KC
ECCDIH180KC
ECCCIH221K
ECCCIH221K
ECCDIHI01K
ECCDIHIOIK
ECCDIHIOIK
ECCDIHIOIK
ECCDIHIOIK
ECCDIHIOIK
ECCDIHI0IK
ECCDIHI01K
ECKDIH103PF
ECKDIHI03PF
ECKDtH103PF
ECKDIH103PF
ECCDIHI01K
ECCDIHIOIK
ECCDIH820K
ECCDIH820K
ECCDIH331K
ECCDIH331K
ECCDIHIO1K
ECCDIHI01K
ECES1JU822U
82P 50
470P 50
470P 50
33 25
33 25
10
10
10
10
0.068 25
0.068 25
22 50
22 9
Se0P 50
Se0P 50
0.0039 25
0.0089 25
33 25
33 25
33 25
33 25
270P 100
270P 100
22
2
10P
10P
is0P
1S0P
0,022
0.022
100
8B
10
22
680P
680P
10
220P
220P
400P
100P
100P
100P
100P
100P
0.01
0.01
0.01
0,01
100P
100P
g2P
82P
so0P
S30P
100P
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ECESt JU822U
ECKDIH103PF
ECEA2AU100
ECEAICUIOI
ECKDIH103PF
ECEA1CU101
ECKDIH103PF
ECKD1HI103PF
ECEAICU101
ECEA1VU470
ECEAQJU101
ECEAQJU101
ECEATEK3R3
ECEA16V1000
ECEA1CU470
ECKDIH103PF
ECKD1H103PF
ECEAICUS30
ECQE1104KN
ECEA1JU471
ECKWNS103ZV
ECEAICKS100
ECEAICKS100
ECEAICKS100
ECEAICKS100
ECEAICKS100
ECEAICKS100
ECEAICKS100
ECEAIHKOR1
ECEAIHKOR1
ECFTD473KXL
ECFTD473KXL
ECFTDIS3KXL
ECFTDIS3KXL
ECFTD682KXL
ECFTD682KXL
ECFTD272KXL
ECFTD272KXL
ECFTDI22KXL
ECFTDIZ2KXL
ECKDIHS61KB
ECKD1HS561KB
ECEA1EKS3R3
ECFTD104KXL
ECEAQJU101
ECFTDI04KXL
ECFTDIO4KXL
ECKDIH392KB
ECEAOJS102
ECEA0JS102
ECEAIHKO10
ECKD1H331KB
ECKDTtHI03PF
ECEATHUSR3
ECEAIHK3R3
ECEAIHIG3R3
ECEAIVK100
ECEAIHUI01
ECEAQJS102
ECKDIH102PF
RCBS1H15S0JUCY
ECEATEK3R3
ECKDIH331KB
ECEAQJUI01
8200 63
0.01 50
10 100
100 16
0.01 50
100 16
0.01 50
0.01 50
100 16
41 &
100 63
100 63
33° 2
1000 16
47 16
0.01 0
0.01 50
B
0.1 100
410 683
0.01 125
10 16
10 «16
10 «16
10 16
10 16
10 16
10 6
0.0039 50
0.0039 50
0.047 2
0,047 &
0.018
0.018 2%
0,0068 25
0.0068 25
0,0027 25
0.0027 2
0,0012 25
0.0012 2
560P 50
560P 0
33 8
01 3
100 63
01 4
01 8
3900P 50
1000 &3
1000 63
1 8
SoOP 1
0.01 49
33 5)
33 5)
33 5)
10 &
10
1000 3
0,001 9
15sP
33
SOP 0
100 63
;
:

SA-R330
Mi REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
Notes : * Important safety notice :
Components identified by /\ mark have special characteristics important for safety. When replacing any of these components use only
manufacturer’s specified parts. ;
* Bracketed indications in Ref. No. columns specify the area. (Refer to the first page for area.)
Parts without these indications can be used for all areas.
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INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
LM7001
1C201 AN7273B
1C301 SViUPC1161C3
1C40} TC9163N
{C402 AN6552F
1C45t AN6558F
1C801 AN6558F
1502 LC4966
1C551 M5226P
\C§52 M5226P
{C601 SV 13205
1C803 AN65S4F
1C804 AN6S54F
1C851 BA6218
1C301 LC6554H3682
ANSOB70
BAG148
2SC2ZTESFE
Q102 2SC2786FE
201 2SC2787L
cece 2SC2787L
204 2SC1740SQ
Q205 2SC1740SQ
Q206 2SA933SQR
Q207 2S8C01740SQ.
Q208 2SAS33SQR
Q209 2SA333SQR
a210 2SC1740SQ
301 2SD1450RS
Q302 2SD1450RS
Q303 2SA933SQR
Q501 28J40CD
asa2 2SN40CD
0503 2SK117-GR
Q504 2SK117-GR
Q505 UN4T1T
Q506 UN4211
0507 UN4211
Q508 UN4111
as09 UN4211
0510 2S y40CD
0513 UN4211
0514 UN4211
Q551 2SC2603EFG
O652 2SC2603EFG
0553 2SC2603EFG
Q654 2SC2603EFG
Q601 2SA684-RNC
Q651 28C3311A-Q
Q652 2SA1309AQS
Q701 2SD1761DEF
Q702 2SD1761DEF
Q703 2SC2631QRS
Q704 2SC2631QRS
Q705 2SC1384A-R
Q708 2SB1187DEF
Q709 2SC2631QRS
Q710 2SB1185DEF
Q7it UNA211
a72
2SA1308AQS
Q713
UN4215
751
2SC3311A-Q
Q752
2SC1384A-R
0891
UN4113
ags2
UN4215
Q833
UN4215
0834
UN4215
0901
2SC1740SQ
UN4215
(.C, PLL SYNTHE S1ZER
1.C, FM/AM 1F AMP
(.C, FM MOLTIPLEX
1.C, INPUT SELECTOR
|.C, BUFFER AMP
|.C, PHONO EQ AMP
1.C, BUFFER AMP
1.C, GRAP|C EQ CONTROL
1.C, GRAPHIC EQ AMP
|
|
|
|
|
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I
I
.C, GRAPHIC EQ AMP
.C, POWER AMP
.C, BAND PASS FILTER
.C, BAND PASS FILTER
.C.MOTOR DRIVE
.C.MICROCOMPUTOR
.C, DATA COAD DET
FL DRIVE
TRANS | STOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS/ STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANS{ STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANS i STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANSISTOR
UN4115
UN4115
UN4115
UN4115
UN4115
UN4115
UN4115
UN4213
UN4213
UN4213
UN4213
UN4213
UN4213
UN4213
UN4115
UN4115
UN4115
UN4115
UN4115
UN4115
UN4115
A
A
A
A
PPBPBe
MA165
MA4110M
MA165
MAI65
MA165
MA4030M
MA4030M
MA4120
MA4120
MAI65
MA4051-M
MA165
SVDS3V40
SVDS3V40
SVDS3V40
SVDS3V40
MA4062-M
MA4062-M
MA4300M
MAZOWA
MA41S0M
MA165
MA165
SVD1SR35200A
SVD1ISR35200A
SVD1SR3&200A
SVD1SR35200A
MA165
MAI65
MA4068M
SVDISR35200A
MA165
MA165
MAI65
MAI65
MA165
MA165
MAI65
MA165
LN846RP
MAI65
MATES
MAI65
MAI65
MA165
MAI65
MAI65
TRANS | STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS I STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS 1 STOR
TRANS I STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS | STOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANS! STOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
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VR302 EVND4AA00853
VR501 EUWMV7F 20815
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L102 RLQZPIR2KT-Y
L203 ELEPK1ROMA
L204 ELEPK1ROMA
L321 SLM1B9-P
La22 SLM1B9-P
L324 SLMIBIO-M
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L601 SLQYO7G-40
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L992 RLQZPIOIKT-Y
L893 RLQZP1OIKT-Y
L902 RLQZPIO1KT-Y
T201 SLI 4B511-Z
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SLTSU70-W
SLT5128
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V.R, SEPARATION
V.R, BALANCE
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V.R, EQ
V.R, EQ
V.R, EQ
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CHOKE COIL
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COIL
COIL
COIL
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COMPONENT COMBI NAT ION
COMPONENT COMB! NATION
COMPONENT COMBINATION
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CERAMIC FILTER
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CERAMIC FILTER
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SW, PRESET TUN! NG
SH, PRESET TUNING
SW, PRESET TUNING
SW, PRESET TUNING
SW, PRESET TUNING
SW, PRESET TUNING
SW, PRESET TUNING
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SW. MEMORY /GROUP
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SW. MEMORY
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SW, CD
SW, VCRI
SW, VCR2
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