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Platter-

Turntable

unit

POWER

button

POWER

indicator

SPEED

select

button

SIZE

select

button

FORWARD

button

CUEING

button

REVERSE

button

OPEN/CLOSE

button

START/STOP

button

Figure

1

Turntable

control

terminal

pH

Voltage

selector

s

(VE

Model)

Output

cords

Power

cord

Figure

2

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TOP

COVER

8

PEMOY

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1.

Remove

two

screws

(A)

on

both

sides.

2.

Remove

four

screws

on

back

plate,

and

the

top

cover

will

be

removed

from

unit.

Figure

3

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MECHANISM

&

P.C.

BOARD

REMOVAL

1.

Remove

six

screws

(C)

on

bottom

plate,

and

the

mechanism

&

P.C.

Board

will

be

removed

from

shassis.

P.C.

BOARD

CHECK

1.

Remove

bottom

plate

by

removing

three

screws

(D)

fixing

bottom

plate

for

P.C.

Board,

and

the

P.C.

Board,

and

the

P.C.

Board

will

be

checked.

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x

4mm

Figure

4

Figure

5

Figure

6

Figure

7

SR-V10

3.

SYSTEM

CONNECTIONS

Ensure

that

the

power

switch

remains

turned

off,

and

that

the

plug

is

nat

inserted

into

the

wall

socket

until

al!

the

connections

have

been

cornpleted.

Speaker

Earthing

wire

Output

cords

Connect

to

the

phono

terminal

of

the

receiver

unit

SA-V

10.

Stereo

cassette

receiver

system

SK-V10

(Receiver

unit

SA-V10)

SR-V10

Speaker

(Deck

unit

PC-V10)

Power

cord

Connect

to

the

mains

socket

or

AC

out-

let

of

the

SA-V10.

Turntable

control

cord

Turntable

control

terminal

Connect

to

the

terminal

of

the

deck

unit

PC-V10

and

this

terminal

with

the

cord

attached

to

the

SK-V10.

Figure

8

4.

PRELIMINARY

PREPARATIONS

In

order

to

protect

your

new

turntable

from

damage

during

transportation,

the

platter

and

other

heavy

items

have

been

packaged

sepa-

rately

inside

the

packing

carton.

Unpack

each

item,

and

assembje

the

turntable

in

strict

accordance

to

the

following

procedure.

Do

not

plug

the

turntable

into

a

wall

socket

until

you

have

finished

assembling

it.

®

Unpacking

(1)

Take

out

the

platter,

belt

and

platter

sheet

on

the

top

of

the

packing.

(2)

Remove

the

main

turntable

unit

from

the

carton

with

the

packing

material

and

then,

remove

the

packing

material.

(45

adaptor

is

packed

with

cushion.)

(3)

Remove

the

four

red

screws

from

the

bot-

tom

of

the

main

turntable

unit

together

with

the

red

spacer.

They

are

for

protection

during

transportation.

Red

spacer

(4)

Place

the

main

turntable

unit

directly

in

front

of

you,

pull

out

the

turntable

unit

gently,

and

remove

the

red

screw

and

the

tonearm

fastener

with

a

plus

screwdriver.

Red

screw

Stylus

cover

Figure

10

*

Do

not

throw

away

the

packing

materials.

You

wil!

need

them

in

case

of

re-transporta-

tion

(when

you

move,

for

instance).

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Turntable

Assembly

Assemble

the

turntable

following

the

proce-

dure

below.

(1)

Carefully

mount

the

platter

onto

the

spin-

die,

Platter

sheet

Spindie

Figure

11

(2)

Put

the

belt

around

the

pulley.

(See

'‘Putting

on

the

Drive-belt”

section.)

(3)

Then

place

the

platter

sheet

on

the

platter.

(4)

Plug

in

the

power

cord.

(Refer

to

the

sec-

tion

on

“System

Connections”.)

CAUTION

The

holes

on

the

platter

are

used

for

removing

the

platter.

Do

not

insert

fingers

and

turn

it,

since

you

may

get

injured.

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Putting

on

the

Drive-belt

(1)

Pull

the

belt

around

the

inner

rim

of

the

platter

out

through

one

of

the

holes

in

the

platter

surface

and

hold

it

there

with

your

index

finger.

Then

fit

the

end

of

the

belt

over

the

pulley.

(2)

Make

sure

the

beit

is

not

twisted.

Platter

(3)

Rotate

the

platter

slowly

clockwise

two

or

three

times

by

hand.

=

Installation

It is

highly

recommended

that

the

turntable

be

placed

on

a

firm,

tevel

surface

(such

as

desk

or

bookshelf)

safe

from

external

vibrations

(caus-

ed

by

the

speakers,

or

nearby

footsteps).

The

ideal

position

would

be

a

spot

as

far

away

as

possible

from

the

speakers,

but

also

protected

from

direct

sunlight,

heaters

and

other

heat

generating

appliances,

dust,

and

high

humidity

(or

dampness).

Note:

This

unit

may

be

mounted

with

other

system

components.

Apparatus

apart

from

system

components

may

be

mounted

on

the

top

of

this

unit

if

care

is

taken

to

guard

against

gravita-

tional

imbalance,

although

especially

heavy

items

(over

15

kg)

should

not

be

mounted,

Faulty

mounting

will

result

in

improper

func-

tioning

of

the

loading

mechanism.

5.

TURNTABLE

OPERATION

This

unit

is

an

electronically

controlled

fully

automatic

turntable

equipped

with

many

functions

such

as

an

open/close

loading

mecha-

nism,

a

one-touch

operation

function,

and

a

synchronized

recording

function.

Both

automatic

and

manual

play

are

possible

with

the

turntable

unit

brought

out

(opened

state)

or

enclosed

{closed

state},

so

that

correct

operation

presents

the

opportunity

for

a

wide

range

of

use.

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Automatic

Operation

(1)

When

the

POWER

button

is

pressed,

power

will

enter

this

unit

and

the

POWER

indi-

cator

will

light

up.

(2)

Press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button

and

bring

forward

the

turntable

unit.

When

this

is

done,

the

front

cover

will

open

and

close

in

accordance

with

movement

of

the

turn-

table

unit,

and

thus

should

not

be

forced

open

manually.

The

turntable

unit

will

come

out

forwards,

and

so

there

should

be

no

obstacles

in

its

way.

(3)

Remove

the

stylus

cover

by

pulling

it

gently

forwards.

(See

Fig.

10)

(4)

Place

your

record

on

the

platter

sheet.

(5)

Switch

the

SIZE

button

and

SPEED

button

in

accordance

with

the

record

which

you

are

about

to

play.

(6)

Press

the

START/STOP

button

when

play-

ing

a

record

in

the

opened

state.

When

play-

ing

a

record

in

the

closed

state,

press

the

START/STOP

button

after

pressing

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button

and

inserting

the

turntable

unit.

(7)

The

platter

will

turn,

the

tonearm

will

move

automatically

to

the

start

position

for

the

first

piece,

and

the

record

will

begin

to

play.

(Automatic

fead-in

operation)

(8)

When

the

record

has

been

played,

the

tone-

arm

will

return

automatically

to

the

arm

rest,

and

the

platter

will

stop

turning.

(Automatic

return

operation)

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Figure

13

(9)

If

the

START/STOP

button

is

pressed

while

a

record

is

being

played,

play

will

be

inter-

rupted,

the

tonearm

will

return

automatical-

ly

to

the

arm

rest,

and

the

platter

will

stop

turning.

(Automatic

stop

operation)

Precautions

(1)

Automatic

playing

of

25cm

records

is

not

possible.

The

SPEED

button

should

be

adjusted

in

accordance

with

the

record

to

be

played,

the

SIZE

button

invariably

set

at

*

30°’,

and

manual

operation

carried

out.

(2)

Touching

the

rotating

platter

or

the

tone-

arm

while

in

operation

should

never

be

done

since

this

will

resuit

in

faulty

operation

and

breakdown.

(3)

If

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button

is

pressed

while

a

record

is

being

played

in

the

opened

state,

the

tonearm

will

rise

from

the

record

sur-

face

for

protection

of

the

stylus

tip

occa-

sioned

by

movement

of

the

turntable

unit,

and

the

record

will

temporarily

cease

to

olay.

After

the

termination

of

such

move-

ment,

the

tonearm

will

lower

once

again

on

to

the

record

surface

and

the

record

will

.

begin

to

play

again

from

almost

exactly

the

same

position.

(4)

1f

the

same

operation

is

carried

out

while

a

record

is

playing

in

the

closed

state,

the

turntable

unit

will

come

forward

with

the

tonearm

risen

from

the

record

surface.

When

playing

in

succession,

the

tonearm

should

be

lowered

by

pressing

the

CUEING

button.

(5)

1

the

FORWARD

button

or

the

REVERSE

button

is

pressed

while

the

tonearm

is

operating

in

the

automatic

lead-in

or

auto-

matic

return

states,

the

tonearm

will

con-

tinue

with

the

operation

in

which

it

is

engaged.

If

the

FORWARD

button

or

the

REVERSE

button

is

pressed

while

a

record

is

being

played,

the

tonearm

will

rise

auto-

matically

from

the

surface

of

the

record.

(6)

1f

the

POWER

button

is

turned

off

and

then

on

again

in

the

opened

state,

the

tonearm

wil}

return

to

the

arm

rest

while

the

turn-

table

unit

will

move

inwards

and

enter

the

closed

state.

=

Manual

Operation

{1)

Stages

(1)

~

(5)

are

the

same

as

in

the

case

of

automatic

operation.

(2)

The

tonearm

will

move

to

the

left

while

the

FORWARD

button

is

being

pressed.

The

tonearm

will

move

to

the

right

while

the

REVERSE

button

is

being

pressed.

The

tonearm

is

moved

into

the

desired

position

by

means

of

operation

of

these

two

buttons.

(3)

1f

the

CUEING

button

is

pressed,

the

tone-

arm

will

lower

automatically

on

to

the

sur-

face

of

the

record,

which

will

begin

to

play.

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Figure

14

(4}

When

the

record

has

been

played,

the

tone-

arm

will

return

automatically

to

the

arm

rest,

and

the

platter

will

stop

turning.

Precautions

(1)

}f

the

FORWARD

button

is

continuously

pressed

until

the

tonearm

is

moved

to

the

inner

circumference

of

the

record,

the

tone-

arm

will

stop

in

the

risen

state.

If

there-

after

the

CUEING

button

is

pressed,

the

tonearm

will

return

automatically

to

the

arm

rest.

(2)

14

the

FORWARD

button

is

pressed

when

the

tonearm

is

on

the

arm

rest,

the

tonearm

wil}

rise

and

the

platter

will

turn.

This

condition

should

be

released

by

pressing

the

CUEING

button.

=

Temporarily

Stopping

Play

The

CUEING

button

should

be

pressed

in

order

temporarily

to

stop

a

record

which

is

being

played.

The

tonearm

will

rise

from

the

surface

of

the

record.

Play:

of

the

record

can

then

be

recommenced

by

pressing

the

CUEING

button

once

again.

The

tonearm

will

lower

on

to

the

record

surface

and

the

record

will

begin

to

play

again

from

almost

exactly

the

same

position.

\f

the

tonearm

has

been

risen

from

the

record

surface

by

means

of

the

CUEING

button

and

is

then

left

in

the

risen

state

for

three

minutes

or

more,

the

tonearm

will

return

automatically

to

the

arm

rest,

and

the

platter

will

stop

turning.

Ti

eas

SEs

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Figure

15

Precaution

The

POWER

buttan

should

not

be

turned

off

with

the

tonearm

risen

from

the

record

surface

by

means

of

the

CUEING

button.

=

One-touch

Operation

and

Synchro-

nized

Recording

e

The

playing

of

records

(one-touch

opera-

tion)

and

recording

(synchronized

record-

ing)

can

be

carried

out

simply

through

use

of

this

unit

in

combination

with

the

stereo

cassette

receiver

system

SK-V

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record

is

set

in

place

and

the

START/

STOP

button

of

this

unit

is

pressed,

the

function

switch

of

the

receiver

unit

SA-V10

will

switch

automatically

to

PHONO,

and

it

becomes

possible

to

begin

playing

the

record.

(One-touch

operation)

e

tf

the

deck

unit

PC-V10

is

set

in

the

syn-

chronized

recording

state,

a

mere

press

of

the

START/STOP

button

of

this

unit

will

result

in

this

unit

commencing

play

of

the

record

while

the

PC-V10

will

automaticaily

begin

recording.

(Synchronized

recording)

When

the

record

comes

to

an

end,

the

PC-V

10

enters

the

pause

state.

e@

if

the

tonearm

rise

from

the

record

surface

through

operation

of

the

CUEING

button,

the

FORWARD

button

or

the

REVERSE

button

of

this

unit,

the

PC-V10

will

enter

‘the

pause

state.

If

playing

of

the

record

is

then

recommenced

by

pressing

the

CUEING

button

once

again,

the

PC-V10

will

again

begin

to

record.

®

\f

playing

of

the

record

is

halted

by

pressing

the

START/STOP

button

of

this

unit,

the

PC-V10

will

enter

the

pause

state.

e

With

regard

to

operating

methods

and

functioning,

reference

should

be

made

also

to.the

owner’s

manual

for

the

SK-V10.

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wire

around

wire

cart

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shown

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and

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adhesive

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Apply

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sufficiently.

ORS

G-40L

to

gear

sufficiently.

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11.

EXPLODED

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CABINET

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HEIGHT

ADJUSTMENT

(Figure

20

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Figure

21)

1.

Remove

turn

table

and

turn

table

sheet.

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Remove

top

cover.

3.

Remove

arm

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the

arm

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that

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is

positioned

at

a

slight

inside

of

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radius

of

17

cm

record

disc.

5.

Tighten

lifter

B

adjustment

screw

up

to

the

bottom.

6.

Check

horizontal

is

at

the

lowest

of

V

slot

(Fiure

22)

with

arm

lifted

up

and

adjust

stylus

height

adjustment

screw

for

4“

8

mm.

7.

After

stylus

height

adjustment,

lift

up

the

arm

and

Lifter

B

adjust

lifter

B

adjustment

screw

as

shown

in

Figure

21.

Stylus

Height

Lifter

B

Adjustment

Screw

8.

After

completion

of

adjustment,

apply

screw

lock

Adjustment

Screw

Figure

20

adhesive

to

two

screws

as

illustrated.

TRACKING

ADJUSTMENT

(Figure

22

and

Figure

23)

1.

Remove

turn

table

and

table

sheet.

2.

Remove

top

cover

and

arm

cover.

3.

Move

the

arm

so

that

it

is

positioned

at

a

slight

inside

of

the

radius

of

17

cm

record

disc.

4.

Check

horizontal

of

arm

is

at

the

lowest

of

V

slot

V

Slot

Figure

21

with

arm

lifted

up.

(Figure

22)

5.

Loosen

fixing

screw.

Horizontal

6.

Move

arm

down

by

pushing

CUEING

button.

came”

(a

oy

7.

After

arm

is

lowered,

adjust

adjustment

cam

so

that

the

—

V

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arm

can

be

moved

gradually.

OK

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8.

After

adjustment,

tighter

fixing

screw

and

apply

screw

Figure

22

NG

lock

adhesive

to

the

screw

and

adjustment

cam.

Screw

Lock

Adjustment

Cam

TURN

TABLE

ROTATION

ADJUSTMENT

1.

Open

with

OPEN

CLOSE

button

pushed.

2.

Adjust

45

rpm

first

and

rpm.

3.

After

adjustment

of

33

rpm,

check

45

rpm.

4.

When

using

test

record

(TX-3002),

use

BAND

3

(3

kHz)

in

SIDE

2

and

adjust

for

the

output

frequency

of

2985

~,

3030

Hz

at

33

rpm

and

for

the

output

frequency

of

4030

4090

Hz

at

45

rpm.

Fising

Screw

Horizontal

AUTO

IN

POSITION

ADJUSTMENT,

AUTO

RETURN

POSITION

CHECK

(Figure

24)

1.

Remove

top

cover.

2.

Set

SIZE

button

to

<

£1

30

>

and

SPEED

button

to

<

133

>.

3.

Remove

arm

from

rest

with

FOR

button

pushed.

.

Adjust

cam

adjust

in

cabinet

by

turning

it

as

follows:

5.

Rotate

cam

adjust

in

direction

A

to

fall

the

arm

inside

the

disc

edge

and

in

direction

B

for

outside

the

disc

edge.

6,

When

adjusting

with

the

test

record

(TX-3002),

first

use

SIDE

1

and

adjust

for

30

cm

record

so

that

the

stylus

can

fall

in

a

specified

range

[KAKURETEMO...

KOI],

and

then

make

sure

for

17

cm

record.

7.

When

auto

in

adjustment

is

proceeded,

auto

return

ad-

justment

is

also

completed

automatically.

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Figure

24

Figure

25

NOTE:

Parts

excluded

in

the

parts

list

are

not

stocked

|

since

they

are

seldom

required

for

routine

service.

Some

man

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should

be

anticipated

when

ordering

these

items.

SR-V10

PARTS

LIST

The

L\

mark,

the

symbol

No.

circled

with

oval

in

the

schematic

diagram

and

the

shaded

area

in

the

parts

!ist

designate

components

which

have

specia!

characteristics

important

for

safety

and

should

be

replaced

only

with

types

identical

to

those

in

the

original

circuit

or

specified

in

the

parts

list.

Symbol

S

a

MECHANISM

AND

CABINET

PARTS

P2TOLTOG.

|||

Screw

ie

OP

GSM

i

20747741

|

Sensor

Mount

1

20848783

|

Cabinet,

Silver

(TE,

TU)

43

20773960

|

Spacer,

Slider

1

20848789

|

Cabinet,

Black

(TE,

TU,

TA,

44

20705748

|

Spring

TC,

VF)

45

20757027

|

Adjust

Cam

2

20848779

|

Cover,

Arm,

Silver

(TE,

TU)

46

25735222

|

E

Ring,

4¢

2

20848786

|

Cover,

Arm,

Black

(TE,

TU,

47

22193866

|

Sensor

P.C.

Board

TA,

TC,

VF)

49

20842675

|

Foot

3

22126665

|

Motor

Ass‘y

50

20741805

|

Rack

4

20881180

|

Cushion,

Motor

51

22707910

|

Screw,

3¢

x

6mm,

2DTBID

5

22707283

|

Special

Screw,

3¢

x

10mm

52

20747712

|

Holder,

Roller

6

20848782

|

Top

Cover,

Sliver

(TE,

TU)

53

25752694

|

Roller

6

20848787

|

Top

Cover,

Black

(TE,

TU,

54

20764891

|

Shaft,

Roller

TA,

TC,

VF)

55

20747734

|

Holder,

Roller

7

22707445

|

Screw,

3¢

x

6mm,

OTBID

56

25752693

|

Roller

8

22/07842

|

Screw,

3¢

x

8mm,

2DTBID

57

20798766

|

Rivet,

36

x

12mm

9

20731999

|

PU

Arm

Ass’y

58

25752694

|

Roller

10

20723758

|

Turntable

59

25752695

|

Roller

11

20728025

|

Belt,

Turntable

60

20764892

|

Shaft,

Roller

12

20723761

|

Sheet,

Turntable

61

20727664

|

Gear,

Pulley

13

22147270

|

Solenoid

62

22753719

|

Washer

14

22775548

|

Spring

63

20727665

|

Gear,

Drive

(fe.

22701967

|

Screw,

3¢

x

5mm,

BID

64

22753683

|

Washer

16

20744631

|

Guide,

Rail

65

22703279

|

E

Ring,

3¢

17

22707924

|

Screw,

2.6¢

x

6mm,

DTFLT

66

22741666

|

Slider

18

22707366

|

Screw,

2.6¢

x

6mm,

DTBID

67

22707979

|

Screw,

2.6¢x

8mm,

2DTBID

19

20797636

|

Screw,

1.7¢

x

2.2mm

68

22126664

|

Motor

Ass’y

20

20757776

|

Adjust

Cam

69

20728621

|

Belt

21

20705749

|

Spring

70

22701796

|

Screw,

2.6¢

x

3mm

22

22703131

|

Washer

71

20015913

|

Rail

23

22703143

|

Washer

72

22707802

|

Screw,

3¢

x

12mm,

2DTBID

24

22701865

|

Screw,

2.6¢

x

4mm

73

20848781

|

Cover,

Front

(TE,

TU)

25

22701694

|

Screw,

2.66

x

6mm,

PAN

73

20848784

|

Cover,

Front

(TE,

TU,

TA,

26

20703651

|

Washer

TC,

VF)

2]

22702566

|

Nut,

8mm

74

20744628

|

Guide,

Left

28

20727659

|

Worm

Gear

75

20744629

|

Guide,

Right

29

22703118

|

E

Ring,

26

76

22/01361

|

Screw,

2.6¢

x

5mm,

FLT

30

20773960

|

Spacer,

Slider

77

22701970

|

Screw,

2.6¢

x

6mm,

FLT

31

22707445

|

Screw,

3¢

x

6mm,

DTBID

78

22/01472

|

Screw,

2.6¢

x

13mm,

FLT

32

20716782

|

Pulley

79

25752706

|

Roller

33

20705747

|

Spring

80

20764921

|

Table

Shaft

Ass’y

34

22746724

|

Wire

81

22703142

|

Washer,

11.5¢

35

20727666

|

Gear,

Drive

82

22702162

|

Nut,

11¢

36

20728622

|

Belt

83

22758645

|

Cushion

37

20764915

|

Shaft

84

20791631

|

Washer

38

22703117

|

E

Ring,

1.5¢

85

20755672

|

Joint

39

22126659

|

Motor

86

20744630

|

Switch

Base

40

22/01467

|

Screw,

24

x

3mm,

BID

87

22184117

|

Clamp,

Cord

ee

i

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N

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No

Part

No.

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bol

88

22747540

|

Barrier

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TRANSISTORS

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89

20836764

|

Decoration

(TE,

TU)

89

20836765

|

Decoration

(TE,

TU, TA,

1C401

22117430

|

IC,

LA5512

TC,

VF)

IC601

22117440

IC,

uPD553C-315

90

20836763

|

Decoration

(TE,

TU)

90

20836766

|

Decoration

(TE,

TU,

TA,

TR101

A6534060

|

Transistor,

25A1015-GR

TC,

VF)

TR601

22117330

|

Transistor,

2501153

91

920755669

|

Control!

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(TE,

TU)

TR602,

604}

22117090

|

Transistor,

25D1111

91

20755687

|

Control

Plate

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TU,

TA,

TR603,

605}

22117090

|

Transistor,

2S5D1111

TC

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T

R606

A6534060

|!

Transistor,

2SA1015-GR

9?

22824500

|

Knob,

Power

TR607,

609

|

22117090

|

Transistor,

25D1111

93

25886220

|

Knob,

Speed/Size

TR608,

610!

A6317460

|

Transistor,

2SC1815-GR

94

22867981

|

Nameplate

(TE)

TR612

A6317460

|

Transistor,

25C1815-GR

94

22867982

|

Nameplate

(TU)

TR614

A6534060

!

Transistor,

2SA1015-GR

94

22867983

|

Nameplate

(VF)

TR620,

621}

A6317540

|

Transistor,

2SC1815-Y

94

22867984

|

Nameplate

(TA)

TR622,

6231!

A6534040

|

Transistor,

25A1015-Y

94

22867985

|

Nameplate

(TC)

TR624

A6317540

|

Transistor,

25C1815-Y

97

22701890

|

Screw,

3¢

x

8mm,

2DTBID

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A6848520

|

Transistor,

2SD880-Y

98

20956643

|

Clamp

Label

TR9O2

A6317460

|

Transistor,

2SC1815-GR

99

20773962

|

Spacer,

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100

22701862

|

Screw,

4¢

x

22mm,

BID

D101

A7246703

|

Diode,

151555

101

22707910

|

Screw,

3¢

x

6mm,

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102

22701678

|

Screw,

3¢

x

3mm

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TU)

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22115617

|

Diode,

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102

22701981

|

Screw,

3¢

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3mm

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A7246703

|

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TA,

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107

22703575

|

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3.14

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602,

|

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|

Diode,

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108

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|

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604

109

22707366

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Screw,

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22115932

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Interrupter,

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110

22701968

|

Screw,

2¢

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16mm

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607

A7246703

|

Diode,

181555

111

20703906

|

Spring

D608,

609

A7246703

|

Diode,

181555

112

22703318

|

Washer,

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D612,

613

A7246703

|

Diode,

181555

113

22707453

|

Screw,

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D614,

615

A7246703

|

Diode,

181555

114

20703893

|

Spring

117

20707805

|

Spring

D901

22115485

|

Diode,

WLO2M

121

22707366

|

Screw,

2.6¢

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6mm,

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A7110360

|

Diode,

05211-Z

195

22751511

|

Roller,

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A8641461

|

Diode,

TLP801A

127

22703375

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CS

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2¢

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A7978380

|

Diode,

S5277B

156

20703908

|

Spring

157

20703907

|

Spring

160

20968709

|

Label,

Cauiton

(TE,

TU,

TA,

TC)

161

22867986

|

Label

(TE)

162

20953279

|

Label

(TU)

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

163

22867996

|

Label,

Voltage

Select

(VF)

$101

22148420

|

Relay

S601,

602

22190036

|

Key

Switch,

Start,

Stop/

Reverse

S603,

604

22190036

|

Key

Switch,

Cue/Forward

$605

22190036

|

Key

Switch,

Open,

Close

S606,

607

22190155

|

Slide

Switch,

Open/Close

S608,

609

22190153

|

Push

Switch,

Size/Speed

mae

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