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60dB

Signal

to

Noise

Ratio

(with

Fe203)

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48dB

50dB

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DISASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL

REMARKS

Before

disassemblying

the

unit,

spread

a

soft

cloth

or

a

rubber

mat

on

the

work

bench

to

avoid

scratches

and

grease

stains.

Do

not

spread

anything

which

is

likely

to

cause

static

electricity

because

transistors

and

|Cs

are

easily

broken

by

it.

Correctly

reassemble

the

unit,

noting

the

kinds

of

fastening

screws

and

the

lead

arrangement.

Please

refer

to

‘’Schematic

Diagrams”

and

‘‘Exploded Views”.

CABINET

BOTTOM

ASSEMBLY

REMOVAL

1.

Take

out

the

cassette

tape

from

the

compartment

by

pressing

the

STOP/EJECT

button.

Remove

the

battery

compartment

lid

and

take

out

the

six

batteries

from

the

compartment.

Then,

remove

the

seven

screws

(1

—

7)

fastening

the

Cabinet

Bottom.

Pull

out

the

connector

of

the

antenna

from

the

Radio

Tuner

P.C.Board.

Then,

remove

the

Cabinet

Bottom

by

lifting

it

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow.

Cabinet

Bottom

4.

Reassemble

in

reverse

order.

RADIO

CHASSIS

ASSEMBLY

REMOVAL

1.

After

removing

the

Cabinet

Bottom,

pull

out

the

volume

control,

tone

control,

balance

control,

and

tuning

knobs

from

the

unit.

Balance

Control

Knob

Volume

Control

Knob

Tuning

Knob

8

Tone

Control

Knob

Connector

(TP6)

Connector

(CN5)

2.

Pull

out

Connector

CN5

from

the

Amplifier

P.C.Board

and

then,

Connector

TP6

from

the

Radio

Tuner

P.C.Board.

3.

Remove

the

screw

(8)

fastening

the

Radio

Chassis.

4.

Remove

the

Radio

Chassis

by

lifting

it

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow.

Radio

Chassis

5.

Reassemble

in

reverse

order.

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DISASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

(Continued)

AMPLIFIER

P.C.BOARD

ASSEMBLY

REMOVAL

RADIO

TUNER

P.C.BOARD

REMOVAL

1.

Follow

the

instructions

for

the

Cabinet

Bottom

Assembly

1.

Follow

the

instructions

for

the

Radio

Chassis

Assembly

Removal.

Removal.

2.

Pull

out

Connector

CN3

from

the

P.C.Board

and

remove

2.

Turn

the

Tuning

Knob

fully

in

an

arbitrary

direction.

the

leads

from

the

Volume

P.C.Board.

3.

Remove

the

screws

(10

and

11)

fastening

the

Radio

Tuner

P.C.Board.

Then,

detach

the

P.C.Board

by

lifting

it

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow.

Radio

Tuner

P.C.B.

Radio

Chassis

.

4.

Reassemble

in

reverse

order.

Amplifier

P.C.B.

NOTE:

Do

not

turn

the

Tuning

Knob

before

the

Radio

Tuner

P.C.Board

is

re-mounted

to

the

unit.

When

the

Radio

Tuner

P.C.Board

is

mounted,

insert

the

shaft

of

the

variable

capacitor

into

the

hole

on

the

drum.

After

that,

check

to

see

that

correct

dial

indications

are

obtained.

3.

Carefully

remove

the

P.C.Board

by

lifting

it

in

the

numerical

MECHANISM

CHASSIS

REMOVAL

order

as

illustrated.

1.

Remove

the

Radio

Chassis

from

the

unit

by

following

its

removal

instruction

and

then,

a

screw

(9)

fastening

the

Amplifier

P.C.Board.

Amplifier

P.C.B.

2.

Remove

the

two

screws

(12

and

13)

fastening

the

AMSS

Program

P.C.Board

and

then,

the

P.C.Board.

3.

Remove

the

four

screws

(14

—

17)

fastening

the

Chassis

and

the

two

screws

(Red

and

Black)

running

from

the

motor.

4.

Remove

the

Mechanism

Chassis

by

lifting

it

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow.

Note

the

lead

connections.

4.

Reassemble

in

reverse

order.

5.

Reassemble

in

reverse

order.

DISASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

(continuea)

CASSETTE

COMPARTMENT

LID

REMOVAL

sem

C

:

-

1,

Open

the

cassette

compartment

lid

by

pressing

the

Mechanism

Chassis

STOP/EJECT

button.

2.

Unlock

the

compartment

latches

from

the

Cabinet

Top

by

pushing

the

both

sides

of

the

compartment

lid

strong.

Then,

the

lid

will

be

easily

removed

from

the

unit.

Leads

(Red

and

Black)

Mechanism

Chassis

Cassette

Compartment

Lid

3.

Reassemble

in

reverse

order.

NOTICE

ON

REASSEMBLY

1.

Refer

to

‘Wiring

Diagram”’

for

re-wiring.

2.

Refer

to

‘Exploded

Views”’

for

lead

arrangement.

3.

Check

to

see

that

the

lead

wires

or

electrical

components

do

not

touch

the

driving

mechanism.

ADJUSTMENTS

GENERAL

REMARKS

@

Before

adjustment,

wipe

the

tape

contacting

surfaces

clean

as

well

as

the

contacting

surfaces

of

the

driving

parts

with

a

soft

cloth

soaked

in

alcohol.

Trouble

may

occur

because

of

oil

and

grease

stains.

@

Carefully

handle

the

belt

because

grease

easily

attaches

to

it.

@

Check

the

rubber-used

parts.

If

the

rubber

has

quality

deterioration

or

scratch

marks,

replace

the

part

with

a

new

one,

Unless

especially

specified,

set

the

unit

and

measuring

instruments

as

follows:

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Tape

Select

Switch............

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Function

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Beat

Cancel

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Balance

Control..............

Center

(click

position)

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DC

Constant-Voltage

Regulator

Output

.......

9.0V

DC

NOTE:

1.

Perform

each

adjustment

in

the

described

order.

2.

Obtain

the

output

from

the

line

output

terminal.

3.

Supply

9.0V

DC

from

the

constant-voltage

regulator

to

the

unit.

EQUIPMENT

REQUIRED

@

VTVM

(2

sets)

Frequency

Counter

Dummy

Load

(47

k-ohm)

Dualtrace

Synchroscope

Test

Tapes

*

3kHz

Test

Tape

(Example:

TEAC

MTT-111)

for

Tape

Speed

Adjustment

*

8kHz

Test

Tape

(Example:

TEAC

MTT-113C)

for

Head

Azimuth

Adjustment

@

DC

Constant-Voltage

Regulator

@

Alignment

Tool

AMSS

SOLENOID

ADJUSTMENT

AMSS

(Automatic

Music

Select

System)

detects

a

silent

space

(unrecorded

portion)

between

each

music

on

a

music

tape

and

automatically

plays

back

a

desired

music

from

the

start.

NOTE:

Unrecorded

portion

should

last

more

than

approximately

four

seconds.

It

may

not

operate

correctly

in

the

following

cases:

*

When

the

recorded

sound

is

often

interrupted

as

in

a

speech

tape.

When

the

silent

space

does

not

last

long

enough

(less

than

four

seconds).

When

there

is

an

appreciable

noise

in

the

silent

space

between

two

adjacent

programs.

When

the

unit

is

placed

on

a

television

set,

AMSS

may

not

Operate

correctly

due

to

adverse

effect

of

the

TV

signal.

In

this

case,

put

the

unit

away

from

the

television

set.

*

If

AMSS

Solenoid

is

not

correctly

positioned,

AMSS

mechanism

does

not

function

correctly,

F.FWD

or

Rewind

button

is

released

while

Automatic

Music

Select

System

is

working,

or

a

button

may

not

be

locked.

In

this

case,

perform

the

adjustment

as

follows:

1.

Remove

the

Chassis

from

the

unit

by

following

its

removal

instructions.

2.

Loosen

the

two

screws

fastening

the

Spacer

of

the

Solenoid.

Then,

adjust

the

Spacer

by

moving

it

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow,

so

that

the

Lock

Plate

is

tightly

attached

to

the

two

absorption

surfaces

as

illustrated.

Spacer

Screw

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Clearance

3.

After

the

adjustment,

tighten

the

screws

fastening

the

Spacer.

Set

the

unit

in

the

playback

mode

and

check

that

AMSS

mechanism

functions

correctly

as

follows:

*

Check

if

F.FWD

button

can

be

locked

by

pressing

it.

*

Check

if

Rewind

button

can

be

locked

by

pressing

it.

4.

Readjust

the

spacer

position

if

either

F.FWD

or

Rewind

button

cannot

be

locked

or

is

soon

released.

5.

After

the

confirmation,

secure

the

screws

fastening

the

Spacer

with

paint

or

glue.

—

ADJUSTMENTS

(Continued)

TAPE

SPEED

ADJUSTMENT

1.

Remove

the

cassette

compartment

lid

and

connect

a

frequency

counter

to

the

left

or

right

channel

LINE

OUT

as

illustrated.

Then,

play

back

a

3kHz

test

tape

(Example:

TEAC

MTT-111).

Frequency

Counter

3000

Hz

(+3

%)

Dummy

Load

47k

ohm

LINE

OUT

2.

Adjust

the

tape

speed

by

turning

the

potentiometer

inside

the

Motor

with

an

alignment

tool

until

the

frequency

counter

reads

3kHz

(+10Hz).

Tape

Speed

Adjustment

HEAD

AZIMUTH

ADJUSTMENT

1.

Remove

the

cassette

compartment

lid

and

connect

a

VIVM

and

a

dualtrace

synchroscope

to

both

channels

LINE

OUT

as

illustrated.

Set

the

synchroscope

as

follows:

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AUTO

(automatic)

-

Azimuth

Adjusting

Screw

Synchroscope

Dummy

Load

47k

ohm

LINE

OUT

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Dummy

Load

47k

ohm

Insert

a

8kHz

test

tape

(Example:

TEAC

MTT-113C)

into

the

cassette

compartment

and

play

it

back.

_

Slowly

turn

the

azimuth

adjusting

screw

until

the

amplitudes

of

both

channel

signal

wave

forms

are

at

maximum

and

both

wave

forms

overlap.

Set

to

optimum

at

maximum

reading

of

the

VIVM.

Adjustment

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4.

After

the

adjustment,

secure

the

azimuth

adjusting

screw

with

paint

or

glue.

TUNER

ADJUSTMENT

Measuring

Instruments

Required

AM

Signal

Generator

FM

Standard

Signal

Generator

Generator

Scope

Stereo

Signal

Generator

Loop

Antenna

Dummy

Antenna

(75

ohm,

unbalanced

type)

VTVM

:

Frequency

Counter

Distortion

Meter

Oscilloscope

Dummy

Load

(3.2

ohm)

Alignment

Tool

NOTE:

Use

an

alignment

tool

with

plastic

grip

for

all

adjustments.

MW

ALIGNMENT

Standard

test

frequency

400

Hz

and

modulation

30%

at

AM

Alignment

of

Signal

INPUT

OUTPUT

Generator

455kHz

Low

End

T3,

T4

and

T5

Tuning

Dial

Setting

Adjustments

Remarks

Obtain

symmetrical

curve

and

maximum

amplitude.

Connect

standard

loop

antenna

to

output

terminal

of

gene-scope.,

Connect

input

terminal

of

gene-

scope

to

detector

Calibration

of

IF

for

AM

Place

bar

antenna

output.

60

cm

away

from

(CN1-2

and

CN1-1

loop

antenna.

or

CN1-3)

Obtain

sine-wave

of

400Hz

and

maximum

amplitude.

Connect

standard

loop

antenna

to

output

of

AM

signal

generator.

Calibration

of

Tuning

Range

Connect

VT

VM

with

3.20hm

dummy

load

and

oscilloscope

to

Adjustment

Place

bar

antenna

Phones/Ext.

Speaker

600

kHz

600kHz

|

L4

(bar

ant.

coil)

of

60

cm

away

from

terminal.

Tracking

loop

antenna.

1,400

kHz

1

400

kHz

Repeat

the

above

steps

until

no

further

change

is

noted

in

any

of

the

adjustment.

SW1

ALIGNMENT

Obtain

sine-wave

of

400Hz

and

maximum

amplitude.

Connect

standard

Joop

antenna

to

output

of

AM

signal

Calibration

of

Tuning

Range

Alignment

:

of

Signal

Tuning

Dial

INPUT

OUTPUT

Generator

7.5MHz

High

End

TC4

Connect

VT

VM

with

3.20hm

dummy

load

generator.

and

oscilloscope

to

Adjustment

|

Place

bar

antenna

Phones/Ext.

Speaker

2.5MHz

2.5MHz

|

L4-3

(bar

ant.

coil)

of

60cm

away

from

terminal.

Tracking

6.5MHz

6.5MHz

TC3

(PVC)

Repeat

the

above

steps

until

no

further

change

is

noted

in

any

of

the

adjustment.

loop

antenna.

Frequency

TUNER

ADJUSTMENT

(Continued)

SW2

ALIGNMENT

Alignment

Adjustments

Remarks

INPUT

OUTPUT

Generator

Calibration

|

Connect

AM

signal

oo

Ed

Obtain

sine-wave

of

400

Hz

of

generator

to

antenna

|

Connect

VTVM

with

and

maximum

amplitude.

a

ae

Range

|

terminals

(TP1

or

3.20hm

dummy

load

TP2)

and

oscilloscope

to

Adjustment

|

through

dummy

Phones/Ext.

Speaker

es

[

ane

[oe

of

antenna

terminal.

Tracking

(300hm/10

pF).

Repeat

the

above

steps

until

no

further

change

is

noted

in

any

of

the

adjustment.

Tuning

Dial

Setting

FM

ALIGNMENT

Standard

test

frequency

400Hz

and

deviation

22.5kHz

Tuning

Dial

;

Obtain

symmetrical

curve

and

maximum

amplitude.

Turn

T2

(blue

core)

Connect

output

Connect

input

fully

counter-

terminal

of

gene-

terminal

of

gene-

clockwise.

scope

to

pin

3

of

scope

to

detector

T1

Nd

Calibration

1C1

through

output.

;

capacitor

(10

pF)

(CN1-2

and

CN1-1

10.7

MHz

Low

End

or

CN1-3)

Obtain

S

curve

and

maximum

amplitude.

T2

(blue core)

Alignment

of

Signal

INPUT

OUTPUT

Generator

Calibration

Connect

FM

signal

|

87.2MHz

2MHz

a

a

Obtain

sine-curve

and

of

generator

toantenna

|

Connect

VT

VM

with

maximum

amplitude.

Tuning

Range}

terminals

(TP1

and

3.20hm

dummy

load

TP2)

through

and

oscilloscope

to

Adjustment

|

dummy

antenna.

Phones/Ext.

Speaker

of

(750hm,

unbalanced

|

terminal.

Repeat

the

above

steps

until

no

further

change

is

noted

in

any

of

the

adjustment.

FM

MULTIPLEX

ADJUSTMENT

|

38kHz

(V.C.0.)

ADJUSTMENT

1.

Connect

the

frequency

counter

to

the

sixteenth

pin

(TP7)

in

Prior

to

the

adjustment,

set

the

unit

as

follows:

|C3

and

a

resistor

(330

k-ohm)

as

illustrated.

@

Function

Switch

...............

0005

RADIO

(ON)

@

Band

Select

Switch

...........

0.00.

FM

2.

Adjust

the

potentiometer

(P1)

until

the

oscillation

frequency

@

Mode

Switch.............00

0c

eee

eee

STEREO

of

IC3

becomes

38kHz

(+20Hz).

@

Balance

Control..............

Center

(click

position)

©

TOne

CON:

6a45no

sn

Gee

ea

Maximum

@

Volume

Control

.........

0...

cee

ee

eee

ns

Center

DIAL

CORD

STRINGING

1.

Mount

the

Radio

Tuner

P.C.Board

on

the

Radio

Chassis

and

4.

Hook

the

dial

cord

to

the

spring

and

tie

the

cord

where

the

then,

the

Drum

to

the

shaft

of

the

variable

capacitor.

spring

tip

extends

until

the

spring length

becomes

approximately

31mm.

2.

Tie

the

dial

cord

of

length

1,070mm

(effective

length:

950mm)

and

diameter

$5

to

the

spring

and

hook

the

spring

5.

Secure

the

place

where

the

spring

is

hooked

to

the

drum

and

to

the

illustrated

position

of

the

drum.

the

knot

in

the

dial

cord

with

paint

or

glue.

3.

Engage

the

dial

cord

as

illustrated

in

the

following

order.

6.

Turn

the

Tuning

Shaft

counterclockwise

until

it

stops

and

Drum

==

Pulley

A

==

Pulley

B

==>

Pulley

C

==>

Tuning

set

the

left

edge

of

the

pointer

to

the

mark

on

the

Radio

Shaft

(3

turns)

==>

Pulley

D

=>

Drum

==>

Spring

Chassis

as

illustrated.

Then,

fix

the

pointer

there.

7.

Apply

white

lacquer

to

the

pointer

to

secure.

S

Pointer

init

‘

\

Dial

Cord

Roller

B

Soc

SS

ee

Tuning

Shaft

3

Turns

Radio

Chassis

Pointer

Scratch

Mark

about

31mm

Ref.

No.

CN3

CNS

CA1-

CAI

CA2

CA3

CA4

CAS

CA5

CA6

CA7

CA8

CA9

CA10

CA11

CA12

CA13

CA14

CA15

CA16

CA17

CA18

CA18

CA19

CA20

CA21

CA21

CA22

CA22

CA23

CA24

CA25

CA26

CX1

CX2

CX3

CX4

CX4

Part

No.

PACKAGE

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

ACCESSORIES

141

141

2

1719

20300

6

1419

65001

6

1419

65004

6

1449

82300

6

1449

82400

6

2519

10021

6

2519

15290

6

2519

23033

6

3119

19300

6

4559

00100

4

1919

71480

4

2369

72251

4

2419

72492

6

4729

01900

6

4729

32400

142

6

4119

31632

CABINET

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

141

14]

141

141

141

141

141

4

2359

70990

4

2359

75727

4

2359

75758

0

1249

23201

0

1249

23204

2

8529

06200

2

1639

44300

2

1639

44200

0

1119

88801

0

1119

88804

2

4469

36500

2

1519

24700

2

1659

09300

2

1639

51100

2

1639

51000

2

4469

31700

2

1149

29200

4

1519

71084

2

2719

18500

Q

5519

08500

2

1659

09400

2

7419

77200

0

1719

10400

0

1719

10403

2

1149

29201

2

3729

00801

0

1339

09703

0

1339

09706

2

1119

84801

2

1119

84804

2

4219

09800

2

1649

12900

4

2449

70330

2

4729

03001

102

3

1303

01011

102

3

1302

60811

143

3

1303

03018

101

101

3

1302

60614

3

1302

60618

PARTS

LIST

Description

Handle

Individual

Carton

(White)

Individual

Carton

(Blue)

Styrofoam

Case,

Left

Styrofoam

Case,

Right

Poly

Cover

100

x

210

Poly

Cover

Poly

Cover

230

x

330

Reinforce

Handle

Serial

No.

Sheet

AC

Adaptor

Adaptor

Plug

Assy

Cassette

Caution

Label

POP

Label

Instruction

Manual

RT

Pin

Socket

Connector

4P

Assy

-

Connector

3P

Assy

Cassette

Lid

Assy

(White)

Cassette

Lid

Assy

(Blue)

Spring,

Cassette

Lid

Fine

Tuning

Knob

Tuning

Knob

Cabinet

Top

Completed

(Speaker

(3002)

[SP102

&

SP202]

is

Included

)

(White)

Cabinet

Top

Completed

(Speaker

(3000)

[SP102

&

SP202]

is

Included

)

(Blue)

Cushion

Reflector

AMSS

Button

Volume

Knob

Tone

Knob

Cushion,

Mike

Screen,

Speaker

(Right)

Speaker

(3.20) [SP101

&

SP201]

Handle

Holder

Eject

Gear

Assy

Rec.

Mute

Knob

Cassette

Lid

Lock

Handle

Assy

(White)

Handle

Assy

(Blue)

Screen,

Speaker

(Left)

Fix

Speaker

Bracket

Battery

Lid

Assy

(White)

Battery

Lid

Assy

(Blue)

Cabinet

Bottom

(White)

Cabinet

Bottom

(Blue)

Screw

Band

Select

Knob

Antenna

Rod

Lug

Screw,

Pan

Hd.

Tapping-1

Screw,

Pan

Hd.

Tapping-1

Screw,

Pan

Hd.

Tapping-B

Screw,

Pan

Hd.

(White)

Screw,

Pan

Hd.

(Blue)

+M3.0x10

+M2.6x8

+M3.0x30

+M2.6x6

+M2.6x6

Q’ty

iar

Part

No.

Description

Q’ty

RADIO

CHASSIS

1

DC1

141

2

8119

09701

Counter

1

4

DC2

141

2

5649

11700

Counter

Belt

1

1

DC3.

141

2

8139

09500

Counter

Bracket

1

1

DC4

141

2

8519

29400

Spring,

Stop

Lever

1

1

DC5

141

2

3519

57700

Bracket

Eject

Arm

1

1

DC6

141

2

4729

04000

Lug

1

1

DC7

141

2

2449

45400

Sheet

1

1

DC8

4

1329

78400

AMSS

Program

P.C.B.

Assy

[See

PCB3]

1

1

DC9

141

2

8519

78000

Spring,

Stop

1

2

DC10

141

2

5389

03400

Drum

1

DC11

4

2249

70300

‘Fine

Tuner

([FT1]

1

DC12

4

1329

78420

Jack

P.C.B.

Assy

[See

PCB6]

1

DC13.

141

2

3679

31501

Jack

Plate

(White)

1

1

DC1i3.

141

2

3679

31506

Jack

Plate

(Blue)

1

1

DC14

4

1539

70661

Microphone

[BM1

&

BM2]

2

1

DC15

141

2

4219

14000

Screw

4

1

DCi6

141

2

5519

03300

_Dial

Roller

A

3

1

DC17

=

141

2

3119

18100

Radio

Chassis

1

1

DC18

141

2

1449

52900

Dial

Plate

(White)

1

DC18

141

2

1449

52902

Dial

Plate

(Blue)

1

DC19

141

2

8259

04700

_

Dial

Roller

1

DC20

4

1329

78530

VolumeP.C.B.

Assy

[See

PCB5]

1

2

DC21

141

2

3829

18000

Spring,

Terminal

1

1

DC22.

141

2

5119

08100

‘Pointer

1

1

DC23

4

1329

78410

LED

Indicator

P.C.B.

Assy

[See

PCB4]

1

1

DC24

141

2

3829

06700

_—‘

Terminal

Battery

Anode

1

1

DC25

141

2

3829

20800

Spring,

Battery

1

1

DC26

4

1259

71870

Radio

Tuner

P.C.B.

Assy

[See

PCB2]

1

1

DC27

4

1329

78391

Amplifier

P.C.B.

Assy

[See

PCB1]

1

1

DC28

141

2

4469

42500

Cushion,

Screen

Switch

1

1

DC29.

141

2

2449

45100

Screen

Switch

1

DC30

141

2

1629

06800

Function

Knob

3

|

DY1

102

3

1302

61411

Screw,

Pan

Hd.

Tapping-1

+M2.6x14

3

DY2

101

3

1302

00311

Screw,

Pan

Hd.

+M2.0x3

1

DY3

102

3

1302

60811

Screw,

Pan

Hd.

Tapping-1

+M2.6x8

5

DY4

102

3

1302

60818

Screw,

Pan

Hd.

Tapping-1

+M2.6x8

2

DY5

102

3

1302

61011

Screw,

Pan

Hd.

Tapping-1

+M2.6x10

3

DY6

102

3

1703

00811

Screw,

Bind

Hd.

Tapping-1

+M3.0x8

1

NOTES:

1.

Parts

order

must

contain

Model

Number,

Part

Number

and

Description.

2.

Ordering

quantity

of

screws

and

resistors

must

be

multiple

of

10

pcs.

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