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Technics SL-DL1 User manual

ORDER
NO.
§D81051897C4
Service
Manual
Direct
Drive
Automatic
Turntable
System
=
OL-
DLI
*
[PA]
is
available
in
far
East
PX.
*
[PE]
is
available
in
European
Military.
[PA],
[PE],
[
*
[PC]
is
available
in
European
Audio
Club.
SL-DL1(
K)
*The
colors
of
this
model
included
silver
and
black.
*
The
black
type
model
is
provided
with
(K)
in
the
[PC]
Service
Manual.
For
additional
information,
please
refer
to
the
service
manual
for
Model
No.
SL-DL1/SL-DL1
(K)
(ORDER
NO.
$D81041862C8).
Notes:
*
This
service
manual
included
only
the
change
of
the
SL-DL1/SL-DL1
(K)
service
manual
(ORDER
NO.
SD81041862C8).
*
When
servicing
model
SL-DL1
[PA,
PE,
PC]
/SL-DL1
(K)
[PC],
this
service
manual
and
SL-DL1/SL-DL1
(K)
(ORDER
NO.
SD81041862C8)
service
manual
should
be
used
together.
@
REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST
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of
Part
No.
Per
Set
Remarks
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(K)
ae
(kK)
|
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&
Description
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NO.
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PE,
PC]
MAIN
CABINET
PARTS
SFNND11S01
SFNND11P01
SFNND11G02
SFNND11R01
SFNND11X01
SJA88
@FC1205M
AC
Cord
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SFUM190—12
ACCESSORIES
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[PE]}
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Plate
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Plate
4.
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Cord
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Instructions
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Printed
Matter
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Deletion
2
Pin
Plug
Addtion
QJPO603S
Adaptor,
Gimens
Panasonic
Tokyo
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nni
Matsushita
Electric
Industrial
Co.,
Ltd.
Matsushita
Electric
Trading
Co.,
Ltd.
Cc
1CS
1-2,
1-chome,
Shiba-koen,
Minato-ku,
Tokyo
105
Japan
P.O.
Box
288,
Centra
Ogsaka
Japan
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of
Part
No.
hee
SL-DLY/SL-DL1(K)
gg
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(k)|
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&
Description
(ORDER
NO.
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[PA,
PE,
PC]
PACKING
PARTS
©
|SFHPD11M01
PI
©
|SFHPD11C01
Flsexpo:
1M21
SFHPD11M21
|
Carton
Box
(Black)
SFHPD11M01
Carton
Box
(Silver)
P11
SFHSCO7—02
Deletion
Spacer
(A),
Corner
P12
SFHSCO7—03
Deletion
Spacer
(B),
Corner
CAPACITORS
:
ECNC4A473MD
Polyester,
0.047uF
C401
At
ECQE2A473MZ
ECQE2A473MZ
250VAC,
+
20%
Polyester,
0.01uF,
250VAC,
+
20%
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Service
Manual
Direct
Drive
Automatic
Turntable
System
Areas
oL-DL1
[E],
[EK],
[XL],
[EB],
[EF],
[EG],
[El],
[EH],
[XA],
[XM]
SL-DL1(k)
[E],
[XL],
[EG],
[EH],
[XA],
[XM]
*
[E]
is
available
in
Switzerland
and
Scandinavia.
7]
Bo)
@
Cartridge
section
Type:
Magnet:
Magnetic
circuit:
F
requency
response:
Output
voltage:
Deutsch
TECHNISCHE
DATEN
@
Allgemeine
Daten
Moving
magnet
stereo
cartridge
One
point
suspension
system
Samarium
cobalt
(Sm-Co)
All
laminated
core
10
Hz
to
35
kHz
20
Hz
to
10
kHz
+
1dB
2.5
mV
at
1
kHz,
5cm/s.
zero
to
peak
lateral
velocity
(7
mV
at
1
kHz,
10cm/s.
zero
to
peak
45°
velocity
[DIN
45
500]
)
Channel
separation:
Channel
balance:
Recommended
load
impedance:
Compliance
(dynamic):
Stylus
pressure
range:
Weight:
Replacement
stylus:
Anderungen
der
technischen
Daten
vorbehalten.
More
than
22
dB
at
1
kHz
Within
1.8
dB
at
1
kHz
47
kQ
~100kQ
12x
10°
cm/dyne
at
100
Hz
1.25+0.25g
(125+
2.5
mN)
6
g
(cartridge
only)
EPS-23CS
(Equivalent
replacement
stylus:
EPS-23ES)
Die
angegebenen
Gewichts-
und
Abmessungsdaten
sind
circa
Werte.
*
[EK]
is
available
in
United
Kingdom.
*
[XL]
is
available
in
Australia.
*
[EB]
is
available
in
Belgium.
*
[EF]
is
available
in
France.
*
[EG]
is
available
in
F.R.
Germany.
~
110-120/220-240V
,,
50/60
Hz
Wechselstrom
Leistungsaufnahme:
17W
Abmessungen:
43
x
8,8
x
35cm
(Bx
Hx
T)
43
x
39,7
x
35
cm
(Maximale
Hohe
bei
vollstandig
gedffnetem
Gehauseoberteil.)
Gewicht:
7,1
kg
Rumpel-Fremd-
spannungsabstand:
Rumpel-Gerausch-
spannungsabstand:
Stromversorgung:
—56
dB
(IEC
98A
unbewertet)
—78
dB
(IEC
98A
bewertet)
*
[E11]
is
available
in
Italy.
*
(EH]
is
available
in
Holland
*
[XA]
is
available
in
East
South
Asia,
Oceania,
Africa,
Middle
Near
East
and
Central
South
America.
*
[XM]
is
available
in
Central
South
America.
*
The
colors
of
this
model
include
silver
and
black.
*The
black
type
model
is
provided
with
(K)
in
the
Service
Manual.
@
Tonarm
Typ:
Dynamisch
ausbalancierter
Tangential-Tonarm
mit
Kardan-
English
Specifications
@
General
Power
supply:
Power
consumption:
Dimensions:
(Wx
Hx
D)
Weight:
@
Turntable
section
Type:
Drive
method:
Motor:
Drive
method:
Turntable
platter:
Specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notice
for
further
improvement.
Weight
and
dimensions
shown
are
approximate.
~110-120/220-240V
,
50/60
Hz
17W
43
x
8.8
x
35cm
43
x
39.7
x
35cm
(Maximum
height
when
top
(dust
cover)
is
open.)
7.1
kg
(15.6
Ib.)
Automatic
turntable
Auto
start/Auto
lead-in
Auto
return
Auto
stop
Repeat
play
Auto
speed
select
Manual
speed
selection
possible.
Auto
size
select
2-speed
search
functions
Record
presence
detection
Direct
drive
Brushless
DC
motor
F.G.
servo
control
Aluminum
die-cast
Diameter
31.2
cm
Technics
Turntable
speeds:
Pitch
control:
Wow
and
flutter:
33-1/3
rom
and
45
rpm
Auto
speed
select
(Manual
selection
possible)
10%
adjustment
range
0.012%
WRMS*
0.025%
WRMS
(JIS
C5521)
+
0.035%
peak
(IEC
98A
Weighted)
*
Measured
by
obtaining
signal
from
built-in
frequency
generator
of
motor
assembly.
Rumble:
@
Tonearm
section
Type:
Effective
length:
Tracking
error
angle:
Effective
mass:
Resonance
frequency:
Tonearm
drive
motor:
Matsushita
Electric
Trading
Co.,
Ltd.
PO.
Box
288,
Central
Osaka
Japan
—56
dB
(IEC
98A
Unweighted)
—78
db
(IEC
98A
Weighted)
Dynamic
balanced
type
Linear
tracking
tonearm
4-pivot
gimbal!
suspension
10.5
cm
(4-1/8")
Within
+
0.1°
9
g
(including
cartridge)
12
Hz
DC
motor
@
Plattenspieler
Typ:
Antrieb:
Motor:
Antriebsregel-Methode:
Plattenteller:
Plattenteller-
Drehzahlen:
Drehzahl-
Feinregulierung:
Gleichlaufschwan-
kungen:
Automatischer
Plattenspieler
Auto-Start/Auto—Zufthrung
Ruck
filhrautomatik
Stopp-Automatik
Wiederhoi-Betrieb
Automatische
Drehzahlwahl
Manuelle
Orehzahlwah!
mdglich
2-Geschwindigkeiten-
Suchfunktionen
Plattenprasenz-Registrierung
Direktantrieb
Kollektorloser
Gleichstrommotor
FG-Servo-Steuerung
Aluminium-Druckgu
Durchmesser
31,2
cm
33-1/3
und
45
U/min
Automatische
Drehzahlwahl
(manuelle
Wahl
mdéglich)
10%
Einstellbereich
0,012%
WRMS*
0,025%
WRMS
(JIS
C5521)
+
0,035%
Spitze
(IEC
98A
bewertet)
*
Gemessen
anhand
von
Signalen
vom
eingebauten
Frequenzgenerator
des
Motorbauteils.
Effektive
Lange:
Spurfehlwinkel:
Effektive
Masse:
Resonanzfrequenz:
Tonarm-Antriebsmotor:
@
Tonabnehmer
Typ:
Magnet:
Magnetkreis:
Frequenzgang:
Ausgangsspannung:
Kanaltrennung:
Kanalabweichung:
Empfohlene
Endimpedanz:
Nachgiebigkeit
(dynamisch):
Auflagekraft-
Einstellbereich:
Gewicht:
Ersatznadel:
aufhangung
mit
4-Punkt-Drehlager
105
mm
Innerhalb
+
0,1°
9g
(einschlieRlich
Tonabnehmer)
12
Hz
Gleichstrommotor
Stereo-Magnet-Tonabnehmer
mit
Einpunkt-Aufhangungssystem
Samarium-Kobalt
(SM-Co)
Ganzlamellenkern
10
Hz
bis
35
kHz
20
Hz
bis
10
kHz+
1dB
2,5
mV
bei
1
kHz
5
cm/s.
Null-zu-Spitze,
lateral
(7
mV
bei
1
kHz
10
cm/s.
Null-
zu-Spitze,
45°
[DIN
45
5001)
Mehr
als
22
dB
bei
1
KHz
Innerhalb
1,8
dB
bei
1
kHz
47
kQ.
~
100k
12
x
10°
cm/dyn
bei
100
42
1,25+
0,259
(12,5
+
2,5rmN)
6
g
(nur
Tonabnehmer)
EPS-23CS
(Gleichwertige
Ersatznadel:
EPS-23ES)
eo]
Francais
CARACTERSTIQUES
Les
spécifications
sont
susceptibles
d’étre
modifiées
sans
préavis.
Le
poids
et
les
dimensions
donnés
sont
approximatifs,
m@
Généralités
Alimentation:
Alternatif
110-120/220-240V
,
50/60
Hz
Consommation:
17W
Dimensions:
43
x
8,8
x
35cm
(Lx
Hx
P)
43
x
39,7
x
35cm
(Hauteur
maximum
lorsque
le
dessus
(couvercle
protégepoussiére)
est
ouvert.)
Poids:
7,1
kg
@
Platine
de
lecture
Type:
Platine
automatique
Départ
automatique/Entrée
automatique
Retour
automatique
Arrét
automatique
Audition
répétée
Sélection
de
vitesse
automatique
Sélection
de
vitesses
manuelle
possible
Sélection
automatique
du
diamétre
Fonctions
exploratrices
4
2
vitesses
Détection
de
la
présence
d’un
disque
Systéme
d’entraine-
ment:
Entrainement
direct
Moteur:
Moteur
C.C,
sans
balai
Groupe
de
réglage:
Servocommande
du
générateur
de
fréquence
Aluminium
moulé
sous
pression
Diamétre
31,2
cm
33-1/3
et
45
t/p.m
Sélecteur
de
vitesse
automatique
(Sélection
manuelle
possible)
Plage
de
réglage
de
10%
Plateau
de
lecture:
Vitesses
de
rotation:
Réglage
d’écart:
Pleurage
et
scintille-
ment:
0,012%
de
valeur
efficace*
0.025%
de
valeur
efficace
(JIS
C5521)
+0,035%
de
créte
(IEC
98A
Pondéré)
*
Mesuré
par
t’obtention
d’un
signal
provenant
du
générateur
ce
fréquences
incorporé
de
I’ensemble
du
moteur.
m@
CONTENTS
Page
LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS...........0.000eeee
4,5
FEATURES.......
Fie
He
Faye
tae
a's
ekg
ies
trues
SE
Soe
Venn
ee
6
QUICK
REFERENCE
CHART
FOR
START
AND
STOP
OPERATION
..........
haste
teed
6
DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS..............-.
7~10
HOW
TO
SET
THE
TONEARM
DRIVE
ROPE...........
11
REPLACEMENT
OF
HALL
ELEMENT............
oie
14
DESCRIPTION
OF.CONNECTOR..........-...0.00-.
12
MEASUREMENTS
AND
ADJUSTMENTS
(English)...
.
.
12~15
MESSUNGEN
UND
JUSTIERUNGEN
(Deutsch)
......
15
~17
Ronflement:
—56
dB
(IEC
98A
Non
pondéré)
—78
dB
(IEC
98A
Pondéré)
@
Bras
de
lecture
Type:
Bras
de
lecture
d’alignement
linéaire
de
type
4
équilibre
dynamique
avec
suspension
a
la
cardan
a
4
pivots
Longueur
effective:
405
mm
Angle
d’erreur
de
piste:
En
decd
de
t
0.1°
Masse
réele:
9g
(y
compris
la
cellule
pick-up)
Fréquence
de
résonance:
12
Hz
Moteur
d’entrainement
du
bras
de
lecture:
Moteur
C.C,
sans
noyau
W@
Cellule
pick-up
Type:
Cellule
pick-up
stéréo
4
aimant mobile
Systéme
de
suspension
ponctuelle
Aimant:
Samarium-Cobalt
(Sm-Co)
Circuit
magnétique:
Noyau
entiérement
feuilleté
Réponse
en
fréquence:
10
Hz
a
35
kHz
20
Hz410kHz+1dB
2,5
mV
a1
kHz;5cm/s.,zéro
a
vitesse
latérale
de
créte
{7
mV
a1
kHz;
10
cm/s.,
zéro
a
vitesse
45°
de
créte
[DIN
45
500)
)
Séparation
des
canaux:
Plus
de
22
dB
a1
kHz
Equilibrage
des
canaux:
En
deca
de
1,8
dB
4
17
kHz
Impédance
de
charge
recommandée:
47
kQ
~
100k
Elasticité
(dynamique):
12
x
10°°
cm/dyne
a
100
Hz
Plage
de
la
force
verticalle:
1,25+0.25g
(12,5
+2,5
mN)
Poids:
6
g
(cellule
seule)
Remplacement
de
la
pointe
de
lecture:
Tension
de
sortie:
EPS-23CS
(Pointe
de
lecture
de
remplacement
équivalente:
EPS-23ES)
Page
MESURAGES
ET
MISES
AU
POINT
(Frangais)
.......
18
~
20
REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST
Cabinet
&
Chassis
Parts...
2...
0...
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ees
20,
21
Electrical
Parts...
1...
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23,
31
EXPLODED
VIEW...
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2...
2...
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21~24
CIRCUIT
BOARD
AND
WIRING
CONNECTION
DIAGRAM
........-.--000006
25,
26
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
............20002000
27,28
BLOCK
DIAGRAM.
........
0...
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29,
30
PACKING
8.
ost
5.
ere
x
oa
ened
eel
ws
Mow
een
de
etna
ects
32
m@
LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS
Upper
cabinet
(Dust
cover)
Record
groove
scale
Tonearm
position
indicator
LED
Cartridge
Strobe-illuminator/
Pilot
lamp
Power
switch
Stop
switch
3}
Start
switch
Cueing
control
Speed
selector
Pitch
control
Repeat
switch
Optical
sensor
Arm
lock
Disc
size
selector
Reset
switch
Stylus-pressure
adjustment
screw
Light
guide
slits
Turntable
mat
Center
spindle
Turntable
platter
Lower
cabinet
Speed
selector
P.C.B.f@
Neon
lamp
P.C.B.
Pitch
control
(VR601)
SL-DL1
7}
BS
Operation
P.C.B.
BJ
Voltage
adjuster
switch
(S402)
Power
switch
(S401)
Power
transistor
P.C.B.
Power
P.C.B.E)
m
FEATURES
Dynamic
balanced
linear
tracking
tonearm
employs
optical
sensor
and
groove
deflection
angle
detection
for
extremely
stable
and
accurate
tracking.
The
linear
tracking
tonearm
moves
across
the
record
surface
in
the
same
way
as
the
cutter
head
used
to
make
the
record
in
the
first
place.
Therefore
there
is
virtually
no
tracking
error
or
skating
force.
Located
by
the
stylus
is
an
optical
sensor
that
detects
tracking
conditions
by
means
of
groove
deflection
angle.
Based
on
this
information,
tonearm
movement
is
controlled
to
maintain
optimum
tracking
at
all
times.
A
precision
DC
motor
is
used
for
tonearm
drive
to
assure
quiet
and
accurate
control.
Simple
base
operation.
Completely
automatic
play.
Turn
on
the
power,
put
on
a
record,
close
the
top
and
press
the
start
switch.
After
that,
everything
is
handled
by
the
microcomputer
and
optical
sensor
which
automatically
detect
record
size,
select
correct
speed
and
cue
the
tonearm
to
the
lead-in
groove.
For
non-standard
records,
front
panel
speed
selectors
let
you
select
the
correct
speed
manually
(large
45s,
or
small
33-1/3
records,
for
example).
The
tonearm
automatically
returns
to
the
start
position
after
completing
play.
The
tonearm
does
not
move
if
no
record
is
on
the
platter.
Complex
operation
also
possible.
Main
P.C.B.
EY
ae
sets
:
:
:
:
Baulee
transformer}
A
precision
DC
motor
and
low-friction
slide
bearing
assure
Although
easy
operation
is
a
basic
feature
of
this
unit,
accurate
tonearm
movement.
complex
functions
are
also
possible.
The
“search”
function
Reset
switch
(S307)
A
4-point
pivot
bearing
gimbal
suspension
developed
by
allows
start,
stop
switches
controlled
inward
and
outward
Technics
reduces
friction
and
raises
sensitivity
while
con
movement
of
the
tonearm
at
slow
and
fast
speed,
plus
fine
tributing
to
smooth
tracing
ability.
control
in
approximately
1
mm
steps.
Disc
size
detector
LED
P.C.B.
eh
Start
Switch
Stop
Switch
%*
$309
(end
detection
switch)
will
pressed
be
replaced
by
MN1400PE
of
aaa
aaa
Pressed
Pressed
which
the
end
detection
unit
is
Pressed
momen-
continuously
Pressed
momen-
continuously
built
into
MN1400PA
(1C301)
in
Dust
cover
tarily
(less
than
|
Pressed
tarily
(tess
than
|
Pressed
+
the
course
of
manufacture.
Cueing
ene'sécond)
intermittently
Lightly
Hard
one
second)
intermittently
Lightly
Hard
Disc
size
sensor
P.C.B.
Rest
position
switch
(S308)
Bpidenn
as
o-
Bee
ie
i
ee
te
End
position
switch
(S309)
Cartridge
Cueing
up
Tonearm
moves
Tonearm
Tonearm
moves
Tonearm
(¥)
inward
in
moves
es
————_
|
outward
in
moves
Moves
Tonearm
-
small
steps.
inward,
aster
smal{
steps.
outward.
faster.
Arm
drive
wheel
Tonearm
rises
Tonearm
|
Tonearm
Tonearm
|
Tonearm
A
ds
Cueing
down
and
returns
to
rises
rises
rises
rises
rm
_
drive
motor
Arm
base
start
position
—————_———
and
and
gee
Sa
and
and
(¥)
and
begins
play
moves moves
moves
moves
again.
inward.
faster,
outward.
|
faster.
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|
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DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
¢
How
to
remove
the
cartridge
1.
Open
the
upper
cabinet
and
turn
the
arm
lock
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
to
lock
the
tonearm.
Sian
ecblaae
lt
tadgiiel
riretoanies
main
P.C.B
©
de.
9)
2.
Loosen
the
cartridge
setscrew
with
the
screwdriver.
(Turn
the
set-
.
; ‘
F
0
i
i
4)
screw
until
it
is
freed
as
shown
in
Fig.
5.)
2.
Turn
era
jas
sae
down,
renin
nek
—
cloth:
or
the
like
8
AS
05]
iz
3.
Pull
out
the
cartridge,
taking
care
not
to
touch
the
stylus.
(Fig.
6)
asac
0
protect
the
upper
cabi
nd
dust
cover.
insulator
~Q
|
; ;
:
3.
Remove
the
insulator
and
bottom
board
setscrews
@~
@.
Then
the
3
©
o
FO
sii
eee
Teer
niene:
oe
ee.
Entel
coeector
wi
,
Bottom
board
b
d,
(See
Fig.
1)
:
Insulator
the
cartridge
pin
and
completely
insert
the
cartridge
and
tighten
ottom
board
can
be
removed.
(See
Fig.
aris
e
thesetscrew.
(Fig.
6)
4.
Remove
the
rear
cover
setscrews
(@
and
@®
to
remove
the
rear
cover.
Le
(Fig.
2)
5.
Remove
the
main
P.C.B.
setscrews
@
~
@
and
connectors
@
~
@.
Then
the
main
P.C.B.
can
be
removed.
(See
Fig.
3)
*When
installing
the
main
P.C.B.
onto
the
main
body,
make
sure
that
the
connector
@
(CN102)
is
engaged
with
the
stator
frame
pin.
(Fig.
3)
Bottom
board
%
Please
note
that
the
front
Fig.
1
and
rear
insulator
springs
are
different
from
each
other.
Front.
....
|
White
Rear
......
Yellow
e
How
to
remove
the
surface
plate
and
dust
cover
1.
Remove
the
cartridge.
(Refer
to
‘How
to
remove
the
cartridge’”.)
2.
Open
the
upper
cabinet
and
push
the
scale
part
of
the
surface
plate
from
inside.
(Fig.
7)
*
Carefully
remove
the
surface
plate
since
it
is
secured
with
double-
sided
tape.
3.
Remove
the
dust
cover
setscrews
@
~
@
.
(Fig.
8)
4.
Completely
open
the
dust
cover;
remove
the
upper
cabinet
cover
setscrews
@)
~
@
;
and
remove
the
upper
cabinet
cover
while
pulling
the
tonearm
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow.
(Fig.
9)
5.
Remove
the
dust
cover
setscrews
@
and
@
.
Then
the
dust
cover
can
be
removed
by
pulling
it
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow.
(Fig.
10)
Main
P.C.B.
Fig.
3
e
How
to
remove
the
stator
frame
1.
Remove
the
main
P.C.B.
(Refer
to
“How
to
remove
the
bottom
board
and
main
P.C.B.”)
2.
Remove
the
stator
frame
setscrews
@
~
€).
Then
the
stator
frame
can
be
removed.
(Fig.
4)
®—
j
Surface
plate
Stator
frame
Fig.
4
Upper
cabinet
cover
Fig.
9
Dust
cover
Fig.
10
How
to
remove
the
upper
cabinet
.
Remove
the
rear
cover.
(Refer
to
“How
to
remove
the
bottom
board
and
main
P.C.B.”’)
.
Remove
the
connectors
@
~
@
.
(Fig.
11)
.
Remove
the
hinge
setscrews
@)
~
@
;
open
the
upper
cabinet
and
remove
it
by
lifting.
(Fig.
11)
Upper
cabinet
SL-DL1
How
to
remove
the
arm
drive
plate
and
disc
size
sensor
P.C.B.
.
Remove
the
upper
cabinet
cover.
(Refer
to
‘How
to
remove
the
surface
plate
and
dust
cover.’”’)
Remove
the
disc
size
sensor
P.C.B.
setscrew
@
and
connectors
@
,
@
.
(Fig.
12)
To
remove
the
disc
size
sensor P.C.B.
completely,
remove
the
upper
cabinet
and
the
lead
wire
clamper
setscrews
@
in
Fig.
12.
(Refer
to
‘How
to
remove
the
upper
cabinet.”}
4.
Remove
the
arm
drive
rope
from
the
tonearm,
and
remove
the
arm
drive
plate
setscrews
@
~
@).
Then
the
arm
drive
board
can
be
detached.
(Fig.
12)
WNae
|
Dise
size
sonsor
P.C.B.
Lead
wire
clamper
Fig.
12
®
How
to
remove
the
tonearm
1.
Remove
the
upper
cabinet.
(Refer
to
“How
to
remove
the
upper
cabinet.’’)
2.
Remove
the
arm
drive
plate.
(Refer
to
“How
to
remove
the
arm
drive
plate
and
Ds
disc
size
sensor
P.C.B.’’)
ee
--@
3.
Remove
the
tonearm
guide
rail
setscrew
@
and
lead
@—%
Tonearm
wire
clamper
setscrews
@
,
@.
Then
the
tonearm
can
be
removed.
(Fig.
13)
PRS?
Fig.
13
m
HOW
TO
SET
THE
TONEARM
DRIVE
ROPE
If
the
rope
is
disengaged
or
when
setting
a
new
rope,
follow
the
pro-
cedure
below.
1.
2.
Tonearm
cramp
Remove
the
upper
cabinet
cover.
(Refer
to
“Disassembly
instructions.’’)
Remove
the
E-ring
@
and
washer
@
to
remove
the
arm
drive
wheel.
(Fig.
14)
.
Turn
over
the
arm
drive
wheel,
and
set
the
rope
according
to
the
steps
1
~
3
in
Fig.
15.
.
Holding
the
rope
set
over
the
arm
drive
wheel,
set
the
drive
wheel
and
rope
according
to
the
steps
4
~
5
in
Fig.
16.
.
After
setting
the
rope,
rotate
the
worm
gear
by
hand
to
adjust
the
tonearm
and
rope
connector
positions,
and
secure
them.
.
Rotate
the
worm
gear
by
hand
to
check
that
the
tonearm
moves
smoothly.
.
Mount
the
E-ring
@
and
washer
@
.
Arm
drive
wheel
The
rope
(*
2)
should
be
positioned
above
the
rope
(1).
Fig.
15
@
REPLACEMENT
OF
HALL
ELEMENT
When
replacing
the
Hall
element
of
the
stator
frame,
be
sure
to
place
it
with
the
marking
side
up
as
shown
Fig.
17.
*
The
leg
position
is
not
specified
provided
that
the
mark-
ing
side
is
up.
Worm
gear
SL-DL1
Arm
drive
wheel
Arm
drive
rope
Fig.
16
Stator
frame
Fig.
17
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|
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DESCRIPTION
OF
CONNECTOR
Two
types
of
connectors
are
used
for
this
unit:
one
is
directly
soldered
to
the
printed
circuit
board,
and
the
other
is
insertion
type.
The
insertion
type
is
represented
by
‘‘CN’’,
while
the
direct
soldering
type
is
by
“BT”.
(See
Fig.
18)
Note:.
Soldered
connectors
{indicated
by
BT)
cannot
be
pulled
out.
BT
—eN
Connector
‘Connector
Insertion
type
Soldered
Fig.
18
Mm
MEASUREMENTS
AND
ADJUSTMENTS
sees
English
eee
NO
—
Adjustment
of
auto
start
(Use
a
30cm
disc
for
this
adjustment.)
Remove
the
surface
plate.
(Refer
to
“Disassembly
instructions.’’)
.
Make
sure
that
the
tonearm
is
at
the
start
position
(the
outermost
periphery
of
turntable).
Insert
the
screwdriver
into
the
adjusting
hole.
(Fig.
19)
*
The
start
position
is
too
much
inside:
Turn
the
screwdriver
counterclockwise.
*The
start
position
is
too
much
outside:
Turn
the
screwdriver
clockwise.
.
If
the
start
position
is
still
deflected,
turn
the
auto
start
position
adjusting
screw.
(Fig.
19)
*
The
start
position
is
too
much
inside:
Turn
it
clockwise.
*The
start
position
is
too
much
outside:
Turn
it
counterclockwise.
After
the
adjustment,
be
sure
to
lock
the
adjusting
screw
with
bond.
Adjustment
for
the
stylus
pressure
Stylus
pressure
is
normally
set
to
1.25
g
but
may
be
raised
or
lowered
by
+0.25
g.
It
may
be
necessary
to
increase
stylus
pressure
when
play-
ing
records
cut
at
high
levels,
or
when
room
temperature
is
low,
or
when
the
unit
easily
picks
up
external
vibrations.
This
will
halp
prevent
distortion
and
groove-skipping.
In
such
cases
turn
the
screw
clockwise
(+)
so
the
dial
scale
shows
the
desired
stylus
pressure,
as
indicated
in
the
illustration.
(Fig.
20)
Note:
Do
not
turn
the
stylus-pressure
adjustment
screw
further
than
the
set
limits
(1.5
g
~
1.0
g).
(12)
Adjusting
screw
Adjusting
hole
Stylus-pressure
=—-™
+
adjustment
screw
1.25
g
|
10g
—eo
Fig.
20
SL-DL1
e
Offset
adjustment
of
tonearm
and
servo
gain
After
repair
of
the
tonearm
and
arm
drive
circuit,
make
the
adjustment
according
to
the
following
procedure.
Tools
and
equipment
used
DC
electronic
voltmeters
(VTVM).
1mm
pitch
record.
Flat
head
screwdriver
(small).
Phiplips
head
screwdriver
(small).
Hexagon
wrench
(M1.5).
Condition
of
the
set
Remove
the
dust
cover
and
surface
plate.
(Refer
to
“Disassembly
instructions.”’)
Turn
the
reset
switch
(S307)
‘‘on’”
by
pressing
it
with
tape.
(Fig.
21)-
Remove
the
rear
cover.
(Refer
to
‘Disassembly
instructions.)
.
Completely
open
the
upper
cabinet
and
make
sure
that
the
tonearm
operates
when
the
start
button
is
pressed.
Fig.
21
OPO
NS
RON>
Note:
The
tonearm
does
not
operate
with
the
turntable
removed.
Adjustment
method
@
Turn
the
power
switch
‘“‘on”
and
move
the
tonearm
towards
the
center
of
disc
by
pressing
the
start
button.
@
Press
the
cueing
button
to
check
that
the
clearance
between
the
cartridge
stylus
and
the
guide
rail
is
about
26mm.
@)
If
the
clearance
is
incorrect,
adjust
the
lift
height
by
turning
the
adjusting
screw
with
a
flat
head
screwdriver.
—
Turn
clockwise
when
excessive
(>
26mm).
—
Turn
anticlockwise
when
insufficient
(<
26mm).
Note:
The
lift
height
adjusting
screws
of
the
replacement
tonearm
is
completely
tightened
up.
So,
loosen
the
adjusting
screw
before
making
the
above
Adjustment
of
arm
adjustment.
lift
height
(See
Fig.
A)
Guide
rail
About
Cartridge
@
Turn
the
power
switch
“‘on’’
and
move
the
tonearm
towards
the
center
of
disc
V
groove
by
pressing
the
start
button.
@)
Make
sure
that
the
arm
center
is
align-
ed
with
the
V
groove
of
the
lift
lever.
@)
Make
sure
that
the
arm
ebase
is
in
parallel
with
the
arm.
(Check
the
clearance
between
(A)
and
in
Fig.
B.)
@)
If
the
arm
base
is
not
in
parallel
with
the
arm,
adjust
it
by
turning
the
offset
angle
adjusting
screw.
Offset
angle
adjust-
ment
of
tonearm
(See
Fig.
B)
Offset
angle
adjustment
screw
ee
ee
@
Turn
the
power
switch
“on”
and
move
the
tonearm
towards
the
center
of
disc
by
pres-
sing
the
start
button.
@
Press
the
cueing
button
and
make
sure
that
the
arm
is
lowered.
@)
Connect
the
DC
VTVM
to
the
connector
pin.
(See
Fig.
C,
D)
@
Read
the
voltage
values
with
the
tonearm
fully
shifted
to
the
right
and
left
respectively.
(See
Fig.
E,
F)
®)
Calculate
the
center
voltage
from
the
differ-
ence
between
the
two
voltage
values.
For
example,
when
the
voltage
is
1.5V
in
DC
VTVM
Fig.
E
and
0.02V
in
Fig.
F
then
VR301
VR302
(1.8V
=
0.02)
4
9
yoy
-
a
76v
Q@
@
2
;
:
(middle
point
voltage)
®©
Set
the
tonearm
to
the
center
Position,
and
turn
the
adjusting
screw
of
the
arm
base
by
a
hax-
agon
wrench
until
the
center
voltage
is
achieved.
(See
Fig.
G)
3
Adjustment
of
tonearm
sensitivity
7
|
@
Put
a
recrod
on
the
turntable.
@
Open
the
dustcover
1
or
2
cm,
turn
the
power.switch
“on”
and
lower
the
tonearm.
(In
this
case,
do
not
allow
the
stylus
to
DC
VTVM
VR301
VR302
touch
the
disc.)
@)
Connect
the
DC
VTVM
_
to
the
connector
'D
'
pin.
(See
Fig.
H)
@
Make
sure
that
VR301
has
been
completely
turned
clockwise.
©
Turn
VR302
until
the
DC
VTVM
indicates
0.72V:
(Servo
gain
adjustment)
©
Put
a
1
mm-pitch
record
on
the
turntable,
close
the
dust
cover,
and
play
the
record.
@
Turn
VR301
until
the
DC
VTVM
indicates
0.6V.
(Offset
adjustment)
Servo
gain
and
4
offset
adjust-
ment
Adjustment
of
rotational
speed
After
replacement
of
drive
(C
(1C101)
and
variable
resistors
(VR101,
102)
or
when
the
rated
speed
is
not
obtained
by
turning
the
pitch
contro!
knob,
perform
the
adjustment
according
to
the
following
procedure.
1.
2.
3.
ol
~
Remove
the
bottom
plate.
(Refer
to
“Disassembly
Instructions’”’.)
Place
the
set
on
the
player
repair
table.
(See
Fig.
22.)
Put
on
the
record
and
play.
(Or,
set
the
reset
switch
S307
to
“on”
and
the
record
size
selection
knob
to
“30
cm”;
rotate
the
turntable
with
the
upper
cabinet
opened.)
.
Push
the
speed
selector
button
to
“45
r.p.m.”.
.
Turn
the
pitch
control
knob
to
central
position.
.
Adjust
VR101
by
the
screwdriver
from
under
the
set
until
the
rated
speed
(45
r.p.m.)
is
obtained
while
check-
ing
it
through
the
stroboscope.
(See
Fig.
23.)
.
Push
the
speed
selector
button
to
33
r.p.m.”.
.
Adjust
VR102
by
the
screwdriver
until
the
rated
speed
(33-1/3
r.p.m.)
is
obtained
while
checking
it
through
the
stroboscope.
(See
Fig.
23.)
.
After
completing
the
above-mentioned
adjustment,
check
that
the
rated
speeds
can
be
obtained
by
pushing
the
speed
selector
button.
Note:
Be
sure
to
perform
the
adjustment
of
45
r.p.m.
first.
As
a
simple
method,
it
is
also
possible
to
adjust
VR101
and
VR102,
removing
the
turntable.
(See
Fig.
24.)
Pitch
contro!
knob
Speed
selector
bottom
Fig.
24
mM
MESSUNGEN
UND
JUSTIERUNGEN
Se
De
ts
ch
Justierung
der
Auto-Start-Position
(Fur
diese
Justierung
ist
eine
30cm-Platte
zu
verwenden.)
.
Die
Deckplatte
abnehmen.
(Siehe
“Entfernen
der
Deck-
platte”.)
.
Uberpriifen,
daf&
der
Tonarm
in
der
Start-Position
ist
(am
AuRenrand
des
Plattentellers).
.
Den
Schraubenzieher
in
das
Justierloch
einfUhren.
(Abb.
19)
“Die
Start-Position
ist
zu
weit
innen:
Den
Schrauben-
zieher
entgegen
dem
Uhrzeigersinn
drehen.
“Die
Start-Position
ist
zu
weit
auRen:
Den
Schrauben-
Zieher
im
Uhrzeigersinn
drehen.
4.
Wenn
die
Start-Position
noch
immer
von
der
korrekten
Position
abweicht,
die
Auto-Start-Position-Justierschrau-
be
drehen.
(Abb.
19)
*Die
Start-Position
ist
zu
weit
innen:
Im
Uhrzeigersinn
drehen.
*Die
Start-Position
ist
zu
weit
auRen:
Entgegen
dem
Uhrzeigersinn
drehen.
.
Nach
erfolgter
Justierung
mu
die
Justierschraube
mit
Lack
gesichert
werden.
(15)
Bo)
|
e
Justieren
Sie
die
Auflagekraft
in
den
folgenden
Fallen.
Die
normale
Auflagekraft
betragt
1,25
g,
doch
kann
sie
um
+
0,25g
gesenkt
oder
erh6ht
werden.
Es
k6énnte
notwendig
sein,
die
Auflagekraft
zu
erhdhen,
wenn
Platten
abgespielt
werden,
die
bei
hohem
Pegel
geschnitten
wurden,
wenn
die
Raumtemperatur
tief
ist,
oder
wenn
der
Plattenspieler
externer
Vibration
ausgesetzt
e
Reibungswinkel-Justierung
des
Tonarms
und
der
Servo-Verstarkung
Nach
der
Reparatur
des
Tonarms
und
der
Tonarm-Antriebs-
schaltung,
sind
die
folgenden
Justierungen
durchzufihren.
Benotigte
Werkzeuge
und
Instrumente
1.
Elektronisches
Gleichstrom-R6hrenvoltmeter
oder
Priif-
gerat.
Platte
mit
1mm-Rillenabstand.
Flachkopf-Schraubenzieher
(klein).
Kreuzkopf-Schraubenzieher
(Philips)
(klein).
Sechskant-Schltissel
(M1,5).
ae
wD
Schritt
Einstell-Gegenstand
1
Justierung
der
Tonarm-
Lifthdhe
(Siehe
Abb.
A)
ist.
Dies
hilft
dabei,
Verzerrung
und
Uberspringen
der
Rillen
zu
vermeiden.
Drehen
Sie
die
Schraube
in
einem
soichen
Fall
im
Uhrzei
gersinn
(+),
bis
die
Skala
die
gewtinschte
Auflagekraft
anzeigt,
wie
in
der
Skizze
gezeigt.
(Abb.
20)
Anmerkung:
Drehen
Sid
die
Auflagekraft-Justierschraube
nie
weiter,
als
bis
zu
den
Begrenzungen
(1,59
~
1,09).
Zustand
des
Gerdtes
1.
Die
Staubabdeckung
und
die
Plattentellerauflage
ent-
fernen.
(Siehe
““Anleitung
fiir
die
Zerlegung”.)
2.
Den
Deckelschalter
(S307)
durch
Driicken
mit
Band
einschalten.
(Abb.
21)
3.
Die
Gehdusertickseite
entfernen.
(Siehe
“Anleitung
fur
die
Zerlegung”’.)
4.
Das
obere
Gehause
vollstandig
6ffnen
und
uberprufen,
da
der
Tonarm
funktioniert,
wenn
die
Start-Taste
ge-
druckt
wird.
Anmerkung:
Der
Tonarm
funktioniert
bei
ausgebautem
Plattenteller
nicht.
Justiermethode
@
Den
Netzschalter
einschalten
und
den
Tonarm
durch
Drucken
der
Start-
Taste
gegen
die
Plattenmitte
bewegen.
@)
Die
Lifttaste
drucken
und
tiberpriifen,
da
der
Abstand
zwischen
der
Ton-
abnehmer-Nadelspitze
und
der
Fuhrungsschiene
ca.
26mm
betragt.
@)
Falls
der
Abstand
nicht
korrekt
ist,
die
Lifthéhe
durch
Drehen
der
Justier-
schraube
mit
einem
Flachkopf-Schraubenzieher
justieren.
—
Bei
zu
grof%em
Abstand:
im
Uhrzeigersinn
drehen
(>
26mm).
—
Bei
zu
kleinem
Abstand:
entgegen
dem
Uhrzeigersinn
drehen
(<
26mm).
Anmerkung:
Die
Lifthdhe-Justierschraube
des
Ersatztonarms
ist
vollstandig
angezogen.
Die
Justierschraube
ist
daher
vor
dem
Durchfi-
hren
obiger
Justierung
zu
ldsen.
2
Reibungswinkel-
Justierung
des
Tonarms
(Siehe
Abb.
B)
@
Den
Netzschalter
einschalten
und
den
Tonarm
durch
Drlcken
der
Start-
Taste
gegen
die
Plattenmitte
bewegen.
®
Uberprifen,
daf&
die
Tonarmmitte
mit
der
V-Kerbe
der
Liftachse
Uberein-
stimmt.
©)
Uberprifen,
dafS
der
Tonarm
parallel
zum
Tonarmtrdger
ist.
(Den
Abstand
zwischen
(A)
und
@)
in
Abb.
B
Uberprilfen.)
@
Falls
der
Tonarmtrager
nicht
paralfe!
zum
Tonarm
ist,
durch
Drehen
der
Reibungswinkel-Justierschraube
justieren.
SL-DL1
Schritt
Einstell-Gegenstand
Justiermethode
@
Den
Netzschalter
einschalten
und
den
Tonarm
durch
DrUcken
der
Start-
Taste
gegen
die
Plattenmitte
bewegen.
@
Die
Lifttaste
drucken
und
Uberprtifen,
da&
der
Tonarm
abgesenkt
wird.
)
Das
Gleichstrom-Réhrenvoltmeter
an
die
Anschlu&stifte
anschlieRen
.
(Siehe
Abb.
C
und
D)
@)
Die
Spannungswerte
bei
ganz
nach
rechts
und
dann
nach
links
gestelltem
Tonarm
ablesen.
(Siehe
Abb.
E
und
F)
®
Vom
Unterschied
zwischen
den
beiden
Spannungswerten
die
Mittelspann-
ung
berechnen.
Zum
Beispiel,
wenn
die
Spannung
in
Abb.
E
1.5V,
und
in
Abb.
F
0,02V
betrdgt:
(1,5V
—
0,02V)
3
Justierung
der
Tonarm-
Empfindlichkeit
+0,02V
=
0,76V
2
(Mittelpunkt-Spannung)
©
Den
Tonarm
in
die
Mittelposition
stellen,
und
die
Justierschraube
der
Armbasis
mit
dem
SechskantschlUssel
drehen,
bis
die
Mittelspannung
erreicht
wird,
(Siehe
Abb.
G)
@
Eine
Platte
auf
den
Plattenteller
legen.
@
Die
Staubabdeckung
1
oder
2
cm
&ffnen,
den
Netzschalter
einschalten
und
den
Tonarm
absenken.
(In
diesem
Fall
darauf
achten,
da
die
Abtastnadel
die
Platte
nicht
berihrt.)
)
Das
Gleichstrom-Ruhrenvoltmeter
an
die
Steckerstifte
anschlieRen.
@
Uberprifen,
da
VR301
bis
zum
Anschlag
im
Uhrzeigersinn
gedreht
worden
ist.
®)
VR302
drehen,
bis
das
Gleichstrom-Rdhrenvoltmeter,
0,72V
anzeigt.
(Servo-Verstérkungs-Justierung)}
©
Die
Platte
mit
1mm-Rillenabstand
auf
den
Plattenteller
auflegen,
die
Stau-
babdeckung
schliefen,
und
die
Platte
abspielen.
@
VR301
drehen,
bis
das
Gleichstrom-Rohrenvoltmeter
0,6V
anzeigt.
(Reibungswinkel-Justierung)
4
Servo-Verstdrkungs-
und
Reibungswinkel-
Justierung
6.
VR101
von
der
Unterseite
her
mit
einem
Schraubenz-
ieher
justieren,
bis
die
Nenndrehzahl
(45
U/min)
anhand
des
Stroboskops
festgestellt
wird.
(Siehe
Abb.
23)
e
Justierung
der
Drehzahl
Nach
dem
Auswechseln
des
Antriebs-IC
(IC101)
und
die
Drehwiderstande
(VR101,
102),
oder
wenn
die
Nenndrehz-
ahl
durch
Drehen
des
Drehzahl-Feineinstellers
nicht
erreicht
7.
Die
Drehzah!-Wahlschaltertaste
auf
“33
U/min”
driicken.
werden
kann,
sind
die
folgenden
Justierungen
durchzufihr-
8.
VR102
mit
dem
Schraubenzieher
justieren,
bis
die
Nenn-
en.
drehzahl
anhand
des
Stroboskops
festgestellt
wird.
1.
Die
Bodenplatte
abnehmen.
(Siehe
““Ausbauen”.)
(Siehe
Abb.
23)
2.
Die
Gerat
auf
den
Plattenspieler-Reparaturtisch
stellen.
9.
Nach
dem
Durchfiihren
der
obigen
Justierungen
tiber-
(Siehe
Abb,
22)
priifen,
daf&§die
Nenndrehzahlen
durch
Driicken
der
3.
Eine
Platte
auflegen
und
abspielen.
(Oder
den
Riickstell-
Drehzahl-Wahlschaltertaste
erreicht
werden.
schalter
$307
auf
“‘on’’
und
den
PlattengrdRe-Wahlschal-
Anmerkung:
Die
Justierung
fiir
45
U/min
mu&
unbe-
ter
auf
“30
cm”
stellen;
der
Plattenteller
kann
sich
dingt
zuérst
durchgefiihrt
werden.
dadurch
bei
gedffnetem
Gehduseoberteil
drehen.)
Eine
einfache
mdgliche
Justiermethode
besteht
darin,
4.
Den
Drehzahl-Wahlschalter
auf
“A5
U/min”
einstellen.
VR101
und
VR102
nach
Abnehmen
des
Plattentellers
5.
Den
Drehzahi-Feineinsteller
in
die
Mitte
stellen,
Zu
justieren.
(Siehe
Abb.
24)
SL-DL1
m
MESURAGES
ET
MISES
AU
POINT
SE
Francais
e
Mise
au
point
du
démarrage
automatique
(Utiliser
un
disque
de
30
cm
pour
cette
mise
au
point.)
1.
Enlever
ia
plaque
ornementale.
(Se
référer
aux
“‘Ins-
tructions
pour
le
Démontage”.)
2.
S’assurer
que
le
bras
de
lecture
est
sur
la
position
de
démarrage
(la
périphérie
la
plus
a
l’extérieure
de
la
platine).
3.
Insérer
le
tournevis
dans
le
trou
de
réglage.
(Fig.
19)
*La
position
de
démarrage
est
trop
a
l’intérieur:
Tourner
le
tournevis
dans
le
sens
inverse
des
aiguilles
d’une
montre.
*La
position
de
démarrage
est
trop
a
l’extérieur:
Tour-
ner
le
tournevis
dans
le
sens
des
aiguilles
d‘une
montre.
e
Mettre
au
point
la
force
verticale
d’‘appui
de
la
pointe
de
lecture
dans
les
cas
suivants.
La
force
verticale
d’appui
de
la
pointe
de
lecture
est
nor-
malement
réglée
sur
1,25
g,
mais
elle
peut
étre
augmentée
ou
diminuée
de
+
0,25
g.
If
pourra
étre
nécessaire
d’augmenter
la
force
verticale
d’appui
de
la
pointe
lorsqu’on
joue
des
disques
enregistrés
a
des
niveaux
élevés,
ou
lorsque
le
température
de
la
piéce
est
basse,
ou
encore
lorsque
l'appareil
capte
facilement
des
vibrations
extérieures.
e
Mise
au
point
du
décalage
du
bras
de
lecture
et
de
l’amplification
servo-mécanique
Aprés
la
révision
du
bras
de
lecture
et
du
circuit
d’entraine-
ment
du
bras,
effectuer
la
mise
au
point
suivante
selon
la
procédure
ci-dessous.
Outils
et
équipement
a
utiliser:
1.
Vérificateur
ou
voltmétre
électronique
(VTVM)
4
C.C.
2.
Disque
a
écarts
de
1
mm.
3.
Tournevis
a
téte
plate
(petit).
4.
Tournevis
a
téte
Philips
(petit).
5.
Clef
hexagonale
(M1,5).
4.
Si
la
position
de
démarrage
est
encore
déviée,
tourner
la
vis
de
mise
au
point
du
démarrage
automatique.
(Fig.
19)
*La
position
de
démarrage
est
trop
a
lintérieur:
La
tourner
dans
le
sens
des
aiguilles
d’une
montre.
*La
position
de
démarrage
est
trop
a
l’extérieur:
La
tourner
dand
le
sens
inverse
des
aiguilles
d’une
montre.
5.
Aprés
la
mise
au
point,
s’assurer
de
bloquer
la
vis
de
mise
au
point
avec
un
adhésif.
Cela
aidera
4
empécher
une
distorsion
et
un
sautillement
des
sillons.
En
pareils
cas,
tourner
la
vis
de
réglage
dans
le
sens
des
aiguilles
d’une
montre
(+),
de
facon
a
ce
que
la
graduation
du
cadran
indique
la
force
verticale
d’appui
désirée
de
!a
pointe
de
lecture,
comme
il
east
montré
sur
l‘illustration.
(Voir
Fig.
20)
Nota:
Ne
pas
tourner
lar
vis
de
réglage
de
la
force
verticale
d’appui
de
la
pointe
de
lecture
plus
que
tes
limites
de
réglage
admis-
sibles
(1,5
~
1,0
g).
Conditions
du
réglage:
1.
Retirer
le
couvercle
protége-poussiére
et
la
plaque
de
surface.
(Se
référer
aux
“Instructions
pour
le
Démont-
age’’.)
2.
Mettre
‘‘en
marche”
le
commutatuer
(S307)
du
couver-
cle
en
appuyant
dessus
avec
un
ruban.
(Fig.
21)
3.
Retirer
Je
capot
arriére.
(Se
référer
aux
‘Instructions
pour
le
Démontage’’.)
4.
Ouvrir
complétement
le
boitier
supérieur
et
s'assurer
que
le
bras
de
leture
fonctionne
lorsqu’on
appuie
sur
la
touche
de
démarrage.
Nota:
Le
bras
de
lecture
ne
fonctionne
pas
lorsque
la
platine
est
retirée.
Article
SL-DL1
Méthode
de
réglage
Mise
au
point
de
la
hauteur
d’élévation
du
bras
(Voir
Fig.
A)
@
Mettre“en
marche”
linterrupteur
d’alimentation
et
déplacer
le
bras
de
lecture
vers
le
centre
du
disque
en
appuyant
sur
la
touche
de
démarrage.
@)
Appuyer
sur
la
touche
de
pose/relevage
pour
vérifier
si
l’intervalle
entre
la
pointe
de
lecture
de
la
cellule
pick-up
et
le
rail
de
guidage
est
d’a
peu
prés
26
mm.
@)
Si
l'intervalle
n’est
pas
suffisant,
ajuster
la
hauter
d’élévation
en
tournant
la
vis
de
réglage
avec
un
tournevis
a
téte
plate.
—
Tourner
dans
fe
sens
des
aiguilles
d’une
montre
si
l’intervalle
est
excessif
(>
26
mm).
—
Tourner
dans
le
sens
inverse
des
aiguilles
d’une
montre
si
l’intervalle
est
insuffisant
(<
26
mm).
Nota:
La
vis
de
réglage
de
la
hauteur
d’élévation
du
bras
de
lecture
de
rechange
est
serrée
a
fond.
Aussi,
la
desserrer
avant
d’effectuer
la
mise
au
point
ci-dessus.
Mise
au
point
de
I’angle
de
décalage
du
bras
de
lecture
(Voir
Fig.
B)
Mise
au
point
de
la
sensibilité
du
bras
du
lecture
@
Mettre
“en
marche”
|‘interrupteur
d’alimentation
et
déplacer
fe
bras
de
lecture
vers
le
centre
du
disque
en
appuyant
sur
la
touche
de
démarrage.
@)
S’‘assurer
que
le
centre
du
bras
soit
aligné
avec
l’encoche
en
V
du
levier
d’élévation.
@®
S’assurer
que
le
socle
du
bras
soit
paralléle
au
bras.
(Vérifier
I’intervalle
entre
(A)
et
©)
dans
la
Fig.
B)
@
Si
le
socle
du
bras
n‘est
pas
paralléle
au
bras,
l’ajuster
en
tournant
la
vis
de
réglage
de
I’angle
de
décalage.
@
Mettre
“en
marche”
Iinterrupteur
d’alimentation
et
déplacer
le
bras
de
lecture
vers
le
centre
du
disque
en
appuyant
sur
la
touche
de
démarrage.
@
Appuyer
sur
la
touche
de
pose/relevage
et
s’assurer
que
le
bras
soit
abaissé.
@)
Brancher
le
voltmétre
électronique
4
C.C.
a
la
broche
du
connecteur.
(Voir
les
Figs.
C
et
D)
@)
Observer
les
valeurs
de
tension
avec
le
bras
de
lecture
complétement
ori-
enté
respectivement
vers
la
droite
et
la
gauche.
(Voir
les
Figs.
E
et
F)
©)
Calculer
la
tension
moyenne
4
partir
de
la
différence
entre
les
deux
valeurs
de
tension.
Par
exemple,
lorsque
la
tension
est
de
1,5V
dans
la
Fig.
E
et
de
0,02V
dans
la
Fig.
F,
alors:
(1,5V
=
0,02V)
1
4
oo
=
0,76v
2
(tension
du
point
intermédiaire)
©
Placer
le
bras
de
lecture
sur
la
position
du
centre,
et
tourner
lta
vis
de
réglage
du
socle
du
bras
avec
une
clef
kexagonale
jusqu’a
ce
que
la
tension
médiane
soit
obtenue.
(Voir
Fig.
G)
Mise
au
point
du
décalage
et
de
I’amplification
servomécanique
@
Placer
un
disque
sur
la
platine.
@)
Ouvrir
le
couvercle
protége-poussiére
de
1
4
2
cm,
mettre
“en
marche”
V‘interrupteur
d’alimentation
et
abaisser
Je
bras
de
lecture.
(Dans
ce
cas,
ne
pas
laisser
la
pointe
de
lecture
toucher
le
disque.)
@)
Brancher
le
voltmétre
électronique
4
C.C.
a
la
broche
du
connecteur,
@
S’assurer
que
VR301
a
été
entiérement
tourné
dans
le
sens
des
aiguilles
d’une
montre.
@)
Tourner
VR302
jusqu’a
ce
que
le
voltmétre
électronique
a
C.C.
indique
0,72V.
(Mise
au
point
de
l’amplification
servo-mécanique.)
©
Placer
un
disque
4
écarts
de
1
mm
sur
la
platine,
refermer
le
couvercle
protége-poussiére
et
faire
jouer
le
disque.
@)
Tourner
VR301
jusqu’aa
ce
que
le
voltmétre
électronique
a
C.C.
indique
0,6V.
(Mise
au
point
du
décalage.}
SL-DL1
e
Réglage
de
la
vitesse
rotationnelle
Aprés
la
remise
en
place
du
circuit
intégré
de
commande
(IC101)
et
des
résistances
variables
(VR101,
102)
ou
lorsque
la
vitesse
nominale
de
rotation
n’est
pas
obtenue
en
tournant
le
bouton
de
réglage
d’ecart,
exécuter
la
mise
au
point
selon
le
mode
opératoire
suivant.
1.
Retirer
le
plateau
inferieur.
démonter’.)
2.
Placer
l’appareil
su
la
table
de
réparation
pour
électro-
phone.
(Voir
Fig.
22)
3.
Placer
dessus
un
disque
et
le
faire
jouer.
‘interrupteur
de
réenclenohement
S307
sur
‘‘on
la
manette
de
sélection
du
diamétre
de
disque
sur
“30
cm”;
faire
tourner
la
platine
en
laissant
le
boitier
supérieur
ouvert.)
4.
Appuyer
le
bouton-commutateur
de
vitesse
sur
‘’45
r.p.m”
(45
t/p.m.).
5.
Tourner
le
bouton
de
réglage
d’écart
sur
la
position
centrale.
@
REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST...Cabinet
&
Chassis
Parts
(Se
référer
4
“Comment
wo
(Ou,
placer
6.
Régler
VR101
avec
un
tournevis
a
partir
du
dessous
de
l’appareil
jusqu’a
ce
que
la
vitesse
nominale
de
rotation
(45
t/p.m)
soit
obtenue,
tout
en
la
vérifiant
par
l'inter-
médiaire
du
stroboscope.
(Voir
la
Fig.
23)
7.
Appuyer
!e
bouton-commutateur
de
vitesse
sur
“33
r.p.m”
(35
t/p.m.).
8.
Régler
VR102
avec
un
tournevis
jusqu’a
ce
que
la
vitesse
nominale
de
rotation
(33
1/3
t/p.m.)
soit
obtenue,
tout
en
la
vérifiant
par
l’‘intermédiaire
du
stroboscope.
(Voir
la
Fig.
23)
9.
Aprés
I’achévement
de
la
mise
au
point
mentionnée
cidessus,
vérifier
que
les
vitesses
nominales
de
rotations
peuvent
étre
obtenues
en
appuyant
sur
la
bouton-
commutateur
de
vitesse.
Nota:
S’assurer
d’effectuer
tout
d’abord
la
mise
au
point
pour
45
t/p.m.
Comme
methode
plus
simplifiée,
il
est
possible
aussi
de
régler
VR101
et
VR102,
en
retirant
la
platine.
(Voir
la
Fig.
24)
Notes:
1.
Part
numbers
are
indicated
on
most
mechanical
parts.
Please
use
4.
Parts
other
than
{&Kiand
O-marked
are
used
for
both
black
this
part
number
for
parts
orders.
2.
Important
safety
notice:
Components
indentified
by
A
make
have
special
characteristics
important
for
safety.
When
replacing
any
of
these
components,
use
only
manufacturer's
specified
parts.
3.BKM-marked
parts
are
used
for
black
type
only,
while
O-marked
parts
are
for
silver
type
only.
SFTGQ11NO1
SFTED11NO1IA
SFACD11NO1
SFACD11N21
SFUMQ11N11
SFAZD11NO1
SFUMQ11NO1E
SFUMD11NO02
SFUMQ11NO3
SFUMD11NO3
SFKTQ11NO3
SFKTQ11NO4
SFUMQ11N06
SFUPQ11NO04
SFGZD11NO1
SFDJQ11NO2E
SFUMC07—08
SFDJCO7—05E
SFUMD11N04
SFUMD11NO5E
SFUMD11NO1
SFKTD11NO1
SFDJQ11NOSE
23
[E]
SFNND11S01
23
[EK,
XL]
SFNND11G02
23
(EG,
EB,
EF,
SFNND11R01
EH,
El]
23[XA,
XM]
SFNND11X01
24[E,EH.EG,xM]]
A
|
SJA88
EB,
EF,
XA]
24
[EK]
only
A
|QFC1205M
24
[XL]
only
A
|QFC1208M
25
28
[XL] only
SFUM190—11
SFUM190—12
Part
Name
&
Description
MAIN
CABINET
PARTS
Turntable
Mat
Turntable
Cabinet
Cabinet
(Black)
Cover,
Rear
Supporter,
Hinge
Knob
Ass’y
Start
&
Stop
Cover,
Indication
Start
&
Stop
Guide,
33/45
Selector
Cover,
Indication
33/45
Selector
Knob,
33/45
Selector
Knob,
Power
Shaft,
Power
Switch
Guide,
Power
Switch
Spacer,
L.E.D
Connector
Ass‘y
(6P)
Holder,
L.E.D
Connector
Ass’y
Panel,
Strove
Strove
Cover
Ass’y
Guide,
Speed
Adjustment
Knob,
Speed
Adjustment
Connector
Ass‘y
(3P)
Name
Plate
Name
Plate
Name
Plate
Name
Plate
AC
Cord
AC
Cord
AC
Cord
Bushing,
AC
Cord
Bushing,
AC
Cord
and
silver
types.
5.
Bracketed
indications
in
Ref.
No.
columns
specify
the
area.
J
natn
|
|
Part
No.
Part
Name
&
Description
SFDHCO7—-01A
SFUM190-11
SFMZD11NO1Z
SFUZQ11NO03
SFUMQ11NO05
SFDSTWM9901A
SFGCQ11N04
SFUPQ11NO9
SFAUQ11NO1E
SFUPD11NO3
SFQCCO7—-01
SFQCQ11N01
SFGAD11NO1E
SFUZD11NO1
SFDJD11NO3E
SFOJD11NO2E
SFDJQ11NO1E
SFDJD11NO1E
SFNHD11X01
SFGZD11NO02
SFUZD11NO02
SFDBCO7-01
Parts
without
these
indications
can
be
used
for
all
areas.
Black
type
mode!
No.
:
SL-DL1
(K)
Phono
Cord
Bushing,
Phono
Cord
Stator
Frame
Ass'y
Shield
Plate
Shaft,
Connection
Power
Switche
Supporter
Rubber,
Power
Transformer
Cover,
Power
Transformer
Bottom
Board
Plate,
Hinge
Spring,
Audio
Insulator
(Front)
Spring,
Audio
Insulator
(Rear)
Audio
Insulator
Sheet,
Knob
Guide
Connector
Ass‘y
(6P)
Connector
Ass‘y
(3P)
Connector
Ass’y
(8P)
Connector
Ass’y
(2P)
Lable
Spacer,
L.E.D
Spacer,
Strove
Panel
Bushing,
Transistor
O
|SFACQ11N02
(Ky
SFACQ11N04
Upper
Cabinet
Cover
Lable
Disc
Size
Selector
Guide,
Upper
Cabinet
Cover
Shutter
Cushion,
Guide
Rail
Guide
Rail,
Tonearm
Supporter,
Guide
Rail
Guide
Rai!,
Upper
Cabinet
Supporter,
Guide
Rail
Cushion,
Guide
Rail
Upper
Cabinet
(Silver)
Upper
Cabinet
{Black}
Part
No.
Part
Name
&
Description
XYC4+CJ20FZ
Screw,
Tapping,
@
3
x
20
Part
Name
&
Description
J
awne
||
N20
SFADD11NO1E
Dust
Cover
SFPSP00706
Spring,
Rest
Position
Adjustment
SFUMC07—09
Guide,
Lead Wire
SFKKD11NO1
Surface
Plate
SFDJCO7—03E
Connector,
Phono
(With
Wire)
N21
XUC3FT
Circlip,
$3
SFATQ11NO2A
Hing
SFDJCO7—02E
Connector,
5
Pin
(With Wire)
SFXW551D2
Washer
SFUPCO7—01E
Arm
Drive
Plate
N23
XTV3+8BFZ
Screw,
Tapping,
©
3
x
8
SFUPCO7—07
Clamper,
Lead
Wire
SFPGMO00702
Cushion,
Lead
Wire
N24
XXE3D6FZ
Screw,
Offset
Angle
Adjustment:
SFUMCO7—23
Pulley
SFPZB00709
Bracket,
Arm
Base
N25
XTN23+6BFZ
Screw,
Tapping,
©23x6
:
SFUMCO7—22
Stopper,
Pulley
SFGZ172-01
Spacer,
Arm
Base
Cover
N26
XTN3+4B
Screw,
Tapping,
®
3x
4
i
SFUMC10—05
Arm
Drive
Wheel
N27
SFPEV00702
Screw,
Tonearm
;
SFDJC10—02E
Connector,
4
Pin
(With
Wire)
N28
XSN2+4BV
Screw,
Tapping,
@
2x
4
N29
XXE3D3FZS
Screw,
Tonearm
SFXZCO7—01R
Worm
Ass‘y
N30
SFXGC10—06
Screw
SFGBC10-01
Belt,
Arm
Drive
“N31
SFXWQ11NO5
Washer,
Upper
Cabinet
Cover
SFUZCO7—O5E
Arm
Drive
Rope
SFXWQ11N04
Washer,
Dust
Cover
SFMHCO7—01E
Arm
Drive
Motor
XTV3+8BFN
Screw,
Tapping,
®
3x8
SFGCQ11NO3
Cushion,
Arm
Drive
Motor
XWC3B
Washer,
63
SFUPQ11N15
Supporter,
Arm
Drive
Motor
XTV3+20BFN
Screw,
Tapping,
©
3x
8
SFDJCO7—01E
Connector,
12
Pin
(With
Wire)
XTN4+12BFZ
Screw,
Tapping,
®
4
x
20
SFUZQ11N02
Lable,
Surface
Plate
XTV3+10BFN
Screw,
Tapping,
©
3x
10
XTV3+10BFZ
Screw,
Tapping,
®
3x
10
XTV3+14BFZ
,
Tapping,
®
3x
14
XWA3B
XWA2B
SFXG172-01
ACCESSORIES
Al
[E]
only
Al
[EK]
only
Al
Instructions
Book,
Printed
Matter
Instructions
Book,
Printed
Matter
Instructions
Book,
Printed
Matter
SFNUD11S01
SFNUD11G01
SFNUD11X01
45
Adaptor
:
2
Pin
Plug
‘
A2
A3
[XA,
XM
Jonly
SFWE212-01
SFKDI19118
SFPAMO00701A
XSN3+8S
EPCP23SK
i
XWE3.
EPS—23CS
XTV3+16BFZ
Sc
Tappi
SFPCS00701A
Tonearm
Position
Indicator
XTN3+8BFZ
na
Toobin
iB
Pa
Oy
SFPKDOO701E
Arm
Base
XTV3+6BFN
Screw,
Tapping,
®
3x
6
SFDZCO7—O1E
—
|
Cueing
Plunger
(RL501)
XYN23+C10BN
—_|Screw,
Tapping,
®
2.3
x
10
SFPJLOO701A
Lift
Ass'y
XTS26+6B
Screw,
Tapping,
®
2.6
x
6
SFPSP01505
Spring,
Lift
Ass’y
SFXGQ11NO1
,
Dust
Cover
SFPKDO00702
Arm
Base
Cover
SEXWQ11NO1
ip)
PACKING
PARTS
P1
P1
[EF] only
P1
SFHPD11M01
SFHPD11C01
SFHPD11M21
Carton
Box
(Silver)
:
Carton
Box
(Silver)
o
Carton
Box
(Black)
P2
P3
SFHHQ11NO1
SFHHQ11NO2
Pad,
Front
Pad,
Rear
m@
EXPLODED
VIEW
t
i
!
>
r
:
‘
Main
Cabinent
Upper
Cabinent
Si
ap
aR
Geadadty
Areas
®3x8
gle
Adjustment
@2.3x6
@®3x4
Ref.
No.
Part
No.
Part
Name
&
Description
P4
SFHDQ11NO1
Pad,
Top
P5
SFHSD11N03
Cabinet
Spacer
SFHSD11NO1E
Arm
Spacer
P7
SFHSD11NO2
Dust
Cover
Spacer
P8
SFYH60X60
Polyethylene
Bag,
Unit
PQ
SFYH40X45
Polyethylene
Bag,
Turntable
P10
SFYFO9A15
Polyethylene
Bag,
45
Adaptor
P11[XA,
XM]
only
SFHSCO7—02
Spacer
(A),
Corner
P12[XA,
XM]
only
SFHSCO7—03
Spacer
(B),
Corner
*
[E]
is
available
in
Switzerland
and
Scandinavia.
*
[EK]
is
available
in
United
Kingdom.
*
[XL]
is
available
in
Australia.
*
[EB]
is
available
in
Belgium.
*
[EF]
is
available
in
France.
*
[EG]
is
available
in
F.R.
Germany.
*
[EI]
is
available
in
Italy.
*
[EH]
is
available
in
Holland
*
[XA]
is
available
in
East
South
Asia,
Oceania,
Africa,
Middle
Near
East
and
Central
South
America.
*
[XM]
is
available
in
Central
South
America.
@®2x4
abinet
Cover
k,
Printed
Matter
k,
Printed
Matter
k,
Printed
Matter
m
REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST...Electrical
Parts
Notes:
1.
Part
numbers
are
indicated
on
most
mechanical
parts.
Please
use
3.
Bracketed
indications
in
Ref.
No.
columns
specify
the
area.
this
part
number
for
parts
orders.
Parts
without
these
indications
can
be
used
for
all
areas.
2.
Important
safety
notice:
Components
indentified
by
A
make
have
special
characteristics
important
for
safety.
When
replacing
any
of
these
components,
use
only
manufacturer's
specified
parts.
Part
Name
&
Description
Part
Name
&
Description
IC,
Drive
IC,
Micro-Computer
SFDYQ11NO1
Relay,
Muting
SFDZCO7—01E
Plunger,
Cueing
IC,
Compareter
IC,
Arm
Motor
Drive
A
|SFONE2HU
TRANSISTORS
SWITCHES
$301,
302
EVQQBRO8K
Switch,
Start
&
Stop
$303,
304,
305
EVQQQB04KkK
Switch,
Repeat,
Cueing
&
Speed
Selector
306
$307
ESB6247
Switch,
Reset
Switch
$308,
309
SFDSD2MSL—4
Switch,
Rest
&
End
Detector
$401
SFDSSS5GLS
Switch,
Power
Source
$402
SFDSHXW01317
|Switch,
Voltage
Adjuster
Transistor,
Regulator
&
Drive
Detector
Transistor,
Regulator
Transistor,
Regulator
&
Drive
Detector
Transistor,
Regulator
Transistor,
Regulator
&
Switching
Transistor,
Regulator
Q301,
302,
306
Transistor,
Buffer
308,
311,
312
Switching
&
Muting
Relay
Drive
314,
316
~
319
323,
324
Q303
~
305
Photo
Transistor,
Disc
Size
Detector
Q307,
309,
313
Transistor,
Buffer
315
Q310,
331,
332
Transistor,
Switching
XBAS2C025T1A_
|
Fuse,
T250mA,
250V
XBA2C10TRO
Fuse,
T1A,
250V
VARIABLE
RESISTORS
A
|SVDRM1Z
EVTS3MA00B54
=
[Speed
Adjustment
(45)
50kQ
(B)
A
|SVDS1RBA20Z
EVTS3MA00B24
=
|Speed
Adjustment
(33)
20kQ
(B)
MA1051A
EVNMOAA00B14
|Offset
Adjustment
10kQ
(B)
D101,
301
~
307
MA162A
EVNMOAA00B13
/|Servo
Gain
Adjustment
1kQ.
(B)
309
~
311,
314
EVLEAAT12B24_
|Pitch
Control
20kQ
(B)
315,
334
D102,
312,
313
20A90
aS
D308
IMA26TO—A
Pr
D321
~
325
SVDPR5531K
Light
Emitting
Diode,
Red
POWER
TRANSFORMER
0326,
327
'20A90
Diode
D328,
329
SVDPR5531K
_|Light
Emitting
Diode,
Red
oe
es
Bowen
Leans)
armier
D330
~
332
SVDAR3402S
Light
Emitting
Diode,
Disc,
Size
Detector
0501
i
ace
Light
Emitting
Diode,
Arm
Indicator
PHOTO
INTERRUPTERS
HALE
CLEMENT
Hall
Element,
Turntable
Position
Detector
Photo
Interrupter,
Arm
Position
Detector
Photo
Interrupter,
Offset
Angle
Detector
Continued
on
page
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Pioneer PL-88F Service manual

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