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All

fasteners

subject

to

metric

dimension

of

International

Orga-

nization

for

Standardi-

zation.

.

Portable

Cassette

Recorder

MODEL

MR-410

SERVICE

MANUAL

SANYO

ELECTRIC

CO.,

LTD.

INTERNATIONAL

DIVISION

:

SANYO

ELECTRIC

TRADING

CO.,

LTD.

OSAKA,

JAPAN

‘SPECIFICATIONS

Recording

system

AC

bias,

double

track

Frequency

response

50

to

10,000

Hz

.

Erasing

system

DC

erase

Transistors

|

25B303

x

I

2SB187

x

1

Tape

speed

1-7/8

ips.

(4.8

cm/sec.)

2SB186

x

1

2SB405

x

2

Recording

(playback)

2SB185

x

1

,

time

1

hour

(C-60)

Diodes

1S188

x

1

181849

x

2

Rewind

and

fast

Thermistor

SDT-06

x

1

forward

time

1’

45”

(C-60)

Speaker

4”

(10

cm)

P.

D.

S.

8Q

Output

power

1.5W

max.

Power

source

AC;

120/200/240

V,

50/60Hz

multivoltage

Wow

and

flutter

0.3%

RMS

DC;

6V,

“C’’-size

(UM-2)

batt.

x

4

Signal

to

noise

ratio

40dB

Dimensions

6-7/16”(W)

x

2-13/16

“(L)

x

6-3/16"(H

Terminals

MIC.

10KQ

Weight

4.8

lbs.

AUXIN

270KQ

Accessories

Microphone,

audition

cassette,

AC

cord

EXT

SP

82

DISASSEMBLEY

INSTRUCTION——

To

remove

the

amplifier

and

mechanism

from

the

cabinet:

1.

Pull

out

the

Tone

and

Volume

control

knobs.

2.

Place

the

recorder

front

side

down

and

remove

the

screw

from

the

center

of

the

cabinet

back.

CABINET

BACK

PUSH

STRAIGHT

Jf

,

AND

LIFT

UP

3.

Depressing

the

cabinet

bottom

with

both

thumbs,

open’

the

FOR

CABINET

BACK

REMOVAL

FIRST

TAKE

OFF

THIS

SCREW

back

cabinet.

See

Fig.

1

below.

ll

-

PUSH

STRAIGHT

AND.

LIFT

UP

CABINET

FRONT

Fig

1.

MECHANICAL

ADJUSTMENT

To

measure

the

torque

of

the

tape

recorder,

a

torque

gauge

(Fig.

2)

and

a

tension

gauge

are

neccessary.

To

use

a

tension

gauge,

make

a

hole

in

the

side

of

the

Cassette

as

shown

in

Fig.

3.

Be

careful

that

the

tape

does

not

rub

against

the

edge

of

the

Cassette;

this will

make

correct

measurement

impossible.

1.

Take-up

torque

(measure

with

torque

gauge)

Play

40

-

60

gr/cm

Fast

forward

60

-

120

gr/cm

Rewind

60

-

120

gr/cm

2.

Back

tension

(measure

with

tension

gauge)

Play

2-

15

gr/cm

Fast

forward

2-

15

gr/cm

Rewind

2-

15-gr/em

3.

Tape

tension

"

|

As

shown

in

Fig.

4,cut

off

a

length

of

tape.

Tie

one

end

to

a

thread

connected

to

the

tension

gauge,

and

leave

the

other

end

hanging

loose.

Place

the

recorder

in

PLAY

mode

and

hold

the

tension

gauge

steady

(do

not

move

it

to

the

left

or

right).

When

the

tape

stops,

read

the

tension

gauge.

If

this

reading

falls

within

the

range

of 50

-

200

gr.,

no

adjustment

is

needed.

If

it

does

not

fall

within

this

range,

adjust

the

pinch

roller

pressure.

.

This

is

done

by

changing

the

hole

position

of

the

coil

spring

(R-158155a).

(Fig.

5)

Clean

the

pinch

roller

(with

alcohol

only).

so

that

the

tape

will

not

slip.

hole

Fig

3.

Capstan

R/P

HEAD

Fig

5.

4.

Button

pressure

|

Push

the

edge

of

the

button

as

shown

in

Fig.6.When

the

pressur

required

to

lock

each

button

falls

within

the

range

shown

below,

no

adjustment

is

neccessary:

scape

ea

a

—?—

.

Record/Play

head

azimuth

adjustment

Stop—Play

800

~

1800

gr

Play—Stop

550

~

1000

gr

Stop—Forward

800

~

1800

gr

Stop—Rewind

800

~

1800

gr

Rewind—Stop

550

~

1000

gr

Stop—Record

.

400

~

850

er

Record—Stop

250

~

1000

gr

If

the

pressure

does

not

correspond

to

the

above

figures,

adjust

the

strength

of

the

coil

springs

(28);

also

adjust

the

force

of

the

coil

spring

(22)

connected

to

the

slide

(21).

.

Push

down

PLAY

button

|

EJECT

Vv

Si

Fig

6.

Maximum

output

and

frequency

response

can

be

obtained

only

when

the

record/playback

head

is

correctly

aligned

for

Azimuth.

Azimuth

alignment

refers

to

the

positioning

of

the

head

in

respect

to

the

tape

which

passes

across

it

during

recording

and

playback.

Since

the

head

adjustment

screw

is

set

and

sealed

at

the

factary,

adjustment

should

not

be

required

unless

the

screw

has

been

accidently

put

out

of

adjustment

in

some

manner.

If

a

record/playback

head

becomes

defective,

it

will

be

neccessary

to

align

the

new

head

for

correct

azimuth

after

installation.

To

do

so,

proceed

as

follows;

1.

Thread

a

pre-recorded

test

tape

(cassette

type)

(7,000

Hz

standard

frequency

tape)

onto

the

recorder.

2.

Connect

an

AC

voltmeter

across

the

speaker

voice

coil

termi-

nals.

To

make

this

connection

without

removing

the

recorder

from

the

cabinet,

connect

an

external

speaker

or

a

dummy

load

resistor

(same

impedance

as

that

of

the

speaker

voice

coil)

to

the

MONIT

EXT.

SP.

terminal.

NOTE:

Set

the

voltmeter

on

the

1.5

VAC

scale.

3.

Depress

the

PLAY

button

and

turn

the

tone

control

clockwise

until

a

reading

is

obtained

on

the

AC

voltmeter.

4.

Rotate

the

head

adjustment

screws

clockwise

or

counter-

clockwise,

and

continue

this

procedure

until

maximum

output

is

obtained

as

indicated

by

the

AC

voltmeter.

.

Head

demagnetization

Magnetization

of

the

heads

may

result

when

the

continuity

of

the

head

is

measured

with

an

ohmmeter.

If

it

is

neccessary

to

meas-

ure

head

continuity,

the

head

should

be

demagnetized

after

the

continuity

check.

Head

magnetization

is

evidenced

by

a

high

residual

noise

(a

hiss-

ing

and

low

popping

sound)

when

a

virgin

or

completely

erased

tape

is

played

at

a

high

volume

level.

The

magnetization

may

be

neutralized

by

use

of

a

standard

de-

magnetization

tool.

The

tip

of

the

tool

should

not

be

used

through

the

pad

but

must

be

thin

enough

to

fit

between

the

pres-

sure

pad

and

the

record/play

head.

A

piece

of

cellulose

tape

should

be

placed

over

the

end

of

the

tool

to

prevent

metal-to-

metal

contact

between

the

tool

and

the

head.

After

demagnet-

ization

is

completed,

slowly

remove

the

tool

from

the

vicinity

of

the

head

BEFORE

the

current

is

turned

off.

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wet

en

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2

we

ning

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c--CTRICAL

ADJUSTMENT

1.

Bias

Oscillator

Frequency

.

VOLT

AGE

TABLE

|

As

shown

in

Fig.

7,

connect

a

10

ohm

resistor

in

series

with

the

MEASUREMENT

POINT

|

PLAYBACK

|

RECOR

ground

lead

wire

of

the

Record/Playback

head.

Connect

the

3

B

1.10

vertical

input

of

the

oscilloscope

across

the

resistor;

connect

Tre

>$B303

|

"

the

horizontal

input

of

the

oscilloscope

to

the

output

terminal

=

of

an

Audio

Frequency

Oscillator

(AF

Oscillator).

With

the

switch

set

to

RECORD

mode

and

connected

as

above,

Tr-2

2SB186

3

28n187

DB

;

—0.30

—0.30

a

2SB405

0.10

|

—0.10

—6.00

—

6.00

a

lissajous

figure

will

appear

on

the

oscilloscope.

Standard

POINT

“A”

Pp

4.70

|

4.40

|

frequency

is

40

KHz

+

5

KHz.

If

the

frequency

is

not

within

the

above

range,

change

the

oscillator

coil

or

C22

(680

pF).

POINT

“B”

[a

ee

Fe

POINT"?

|

5.80

8.40

Q

Q

m

te

C)

tt

bg

OSCILLO-

MQDEL

MR-410

R/P

“ccopp

AF

Cm

wo

RECORD

MODE

CQ)

tm

&

Fig

7.

~

.«

2,

Head

Bias

Current

|

)

Proper

bias

is

necessary

for

optimum

recording.

Adjust

the

bias

oscillator

frequency

as

described

above.

Bias

current

during

recording

is

measured

at

both

ends

of

a

10

ohm

resistor

inserted

between

the

R/P

head

and

ground

(See

Fig.

8

below).

Before

adjustment

of

VR-3,

Bias-trap

coil

(20mH)

should

be

adjusted.

Adjust

Bias-trap

Coil

with

a

plastic

screwdriver

or

equivalent

through

the

adj.

hole

on

the

printed

circuit

board,

so

that

the

voltage

across

[0

ohm

resistor

attains

maximum

value.

Then,

adjust

VR-3

so

that

the

voltage

across

10

ohm

resistor

will

be

0.35

mV

to

0.40

mV

on

the

AC

VI

VM.

RECORD/

PLAY

ERASE

HEAD

Ta

acvim

O55

-99V0

mV.

R/P

HEAD

GROUND

LEAD

’

\PARTS

LOCATION—

Jack

plate

EXT.SP

RADIO

MIC.

REMOTE

(R-368114)

———

JACKS

————_

PARTS

LIST—

ao

‘PACKING

As

packaging

parts

depend

upon

the

destination,

your

order

must

7

era

nee

|

contain

its

destination

mark

(A,

B,

C

or

D)

stamped

on

a

individual

Sete.

eis

Inder

short

'

|

carton

of

the

recorder.

|

R-268849

Name

plate

(R-268879

in

Europe)

1

*

“PB?

or

“D’’

marked

recorder,

order

with

following

part

nos.

R-478670

Label,

voltage

change

(in

Europe)

1

R-498822

Individual

carton

1

R-258136

Battery

terminal

(sawteeth

edge)

1

R-498931

Carton

filler

1

R-258137

Battery

terminal

(flat

edge)

1

R-418225a

|

Styrol

filler,

Left

side

of

set

t

R-S3063

Lug

3

R-418226

Styrol

filler,

Right

side

of

set

1

Fiber

washer

3.3

x

8

x

0.5mm

3

R-478553

Instruction

booklet

1

R-398203

Label,

Voltage

note

(in

Europe)

1

R-478391

Caution

tag,

power

supply

1

Sponge

cushion

60

x

125

x

2mm

]

R-368145

Vinyl

case,

power

cord

1

Vinyl

wire

0.18/6,

150/5/5,

(B)

1

Poly-bag,

350

x

400,

set

1

Fiber

washer

3

x

10

x

1mm

1

Poly-bag,

100

x

200,

microphone

I

R-318291

Battery

comp.

lid

}

Poly-bag,

70

x

170,

AC

power

cord

l

R-398185

Cover,

voltage

select

plug

1

Poly-bag,

140

x

240,

set

1

Fiber

washer

3

x

6

x

0.5mm

I

Poly-bag,

180

x

250,

Inst.

booklet

1

R-AT32204

Printed

circuit

board

w/components

Le

Poly-bag,

80

x

120,

Adaptor

(ONLY

“D”’)

1

R-268732a

Bracket,

p.

c.

b.

I

R-25257b

Tip,

thermistor

fixing

1

*

“A?

or

“C?

marked

recorder,

order

with

following

part

nos.

;

R-368114

Jack

plate

(R-368161

in

Europe)

1

R-498853

Individual

carton

|

Fiber

washer

2.5

x

8

x

L.5mm

J

R-498932

Carton

filler,

set

and

mic.

1

R-119626:

Bracket,

AC

power

recepracle

I

R-498933

Carton

filler,

bottom

of

set

1

R-119448

Bracket,

p.

c.

b.

l

R-418225a

Styrol

filler,

Left

side

of

set

il

|

R-119492a

Bracket,

meter

I

|

R-418226

Styrol

filler,

Right

side

of

set

1

R-368143

Sheet

cover,

AC

power

recep.

1

R-478553

Instruction

booklet

{

R-158231.

Tension

spring,

R/P

switch

returning

1

R-478391

|

Caution

tag,

power

supply

.

1

R-418029

Cushion,

meter

1

R-36195

Vinyl

case,

power

cord

1

R-148433

Screw

w/spring

washer,

chassis

mtg.

4

Poly-bag,

350

x

400,

set

1

R-428157

Shield

sheet,

p.c.

b.

~

I

Poly-bag,

100

x

200,

microphone

1

R-428162

Shield

sheet,

p.

c.

b.

1

Poly-bag,

50

x

90,

connector

1

Fiber

sheet

15

x

15

x

0.5mm

fuse

holder

1

Poly-bag,

200

x

230,

set

1

Rubber

cushion

10x

12

x

8mm,

P.

T.

2

Poly-bag,

180

x

250,

Inst.

booklet

1

|

R-119627

Bracket,

voltage

select

socket

1

Poly-bag,

80

x

120,

spare

plug

J

|

ape:

ee

ve

“

Europe)

'

-

r

*

In

EUROPE,

order

with

following

part

nos.

R-398241

Fabel

Fuse

Bye

fa

Eoee)

1

}

R-49885]

Individual

carton

1

|

|

ee

;

R-418225a

Styrol

filler,

Left

side

of

set

1

+]

|

ot

R-478582

Instruction

booklet

1

R-368145

Vinyl

case,

power

cord

|

1

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

©

oly:

Dae

20

x

400,

set

1

oly-bag,

%

240,

accessories

I

Z

Poly-bag,

100

x

200,

mic.

{

pee

Berane

Foi

in

europe)

1

R-498931

Carton

filler

J

I.

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Input

transformer

eds

-

utput

transformer

aisles

ere

ee

~

"|

Rews8i9__

|

Oscillator

coil

i

R-AT31101

Front

cabinet

assembly

1

R-S5812

Stars

ae

;

‘R-318285

(Cabinet,

plastic

body)

(1)

R-S6953

Speaker

1

paren

eee

sh

:

vEl

ps

RRI

168

10

vareble

resistor,

10K9

VR

&

Tone

2

acre

Reflector,

cassette

bed

i

;

R-261193a

ret

ak.

eae

ae

oe

eee

eae

ALC

'

a

eee

ae

om

aie

ea

:

-

-

ide

switch,

Monitor

on/o

Ro39817s

|

Miccholder

1

{|

|S

|

Ree

|

Stace

Mixse

ee

P|

R-268848

Overlay,

controls

1

R-S2839a

Scher.

Remote

oak

1

R-318310a

|

Button,

EJECT

1

Tr-1

Transistor

2SB303

1

R-119446

|

Button

holder

1

Tr-2

Transistor

2SB186

1

R-44229

Cushion

1

Tr-3

Transistor

2SB187

1

R-398169

Latch

lever,

cassette

case

1

Tr-4,5

Transistor

2SB405

2

R-119565

Holder,

latch

lever

]

Tr-6

Transistor

2SB185

1

R-119445a

Lever,

cassette

eject

1

Thermistor

SDT-06,

Temp.

comp.

1

R-158342b

Pressure

spring,

latch

lever

j

Diode

1S$188

ALC’

|

1

R-158332

Tension

spring,

cassette

case

1

Rectifier

10DC

or

1$1849R,

Power

1

R-158350

Tension

spring,

cassette

case

1

Rectifier

10DC

or

1$1849

or

DS-17

1

R-158344

Special

screw,

back

cabinet

3

R-S6963

Microphone

1

R-S88692

Handle

1

R-S6953

Speaker

1

R-248477

Handle

holder

|

2

R-S88682

Audition

cassette

tape

1

|

Polyethylene

washer

8.2

x

12

x

0.5mm

2

R-S6063

Lug

1

Polyethylene

washer

8.2

x

12

x

1.5mm

2

R-$3046

Terminal

strip

5P

1

R-118562a

Speaker

fixer

2

R-S1260a

Fuse

0.5A

1

R-588654

Knob,

Volume

and

Tone

2

R-S1886

Fuse

holder

(R-S1893

in

Europe)

1

Felt

washer

10

x

18

x

Imm,

Knob

2

R-S1227

Pin

plug,

voltage

select

1

R-AT32202

Cassette

case

|

1

R-S82133a

Socket,

voltage

select

1

Rsonies.

|

Gearuingsa?

°

ee

ee

2

R-258102a

|

Plate

spring

2

R-S1883

Fuse

2A,

(in

Europe)

2

R-268702

R-AT31102

‘oe

18286

Overlay

Back

cabinet

(Plastic

body)

As

the

AC

power

cord

depends

upon

the

destination,

your

order

must

contain

its

destination

mark

(A,

B,

Cor

D)

stamped

on

a

individual

carton

of

the

recorder.

:

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ee

™

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LIST-

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

*

“A”

marked

recorder,

order

with

following

Part

Nos.

R-S88711

Power

cord

w/plug

(England

type)

R-S3823b

Power

receptacle

terminal

3

(on

the

recorder)

R-S1245

Spare

3-Pin

plug

(Australia

type)

*

“B”

marked

recorder,

order

with

following

Part

Nos.

R-S88690

Power

cord

w/plug

(SEV

type)

R-S3824

Power

receptacle

terminal

(on

the

recorder)

*

“C”

marked

recorder,

order

with

following

Part

Nos.

R-S88712

Power

cord

w/plug

(Photex

type)

R-S$3823b

Power

receptacle

terminal

(on

the

recorder)

R-S1076a

Spare

3-Pin

plug

(England

type)

*

“TD”

marked

recorder,

order

with

following

Part

Nos

R-S3856

Power

cord

w/plug

(SEW

bees)

R-S3824

Power

receptacle

terminal

(on

the

recorder)

R-S8574b

Power

adaptor,

2-Pin/Siemens

type

R-S8575b

Power

adaptor,

2-Pin/England

type

|

*

In

Europe,

order

with

following

Part

Nos.

R-S3857

Power

cord

w/plug

R-51884

Spare

plug

>

R-S3824b

|

Power

receptacle

terminal

(on

the

recorder)

CAPACITORS

Cl

Ceramic

0.0047pF

+20%

50WV

i

C2

R-C9871

Electrolytic

1OOHF

6.3WV

1

C3

R-C9867

Electrolytic

4.7HF

16WYV

}

|

C4

R-C9865

Electrolytic

33pF

6.3WV

1

C5

:

Mylar,

0.047pF

+20%

SOWV

1

C6

R-C9867

Electrolytic

4.7pF

16WV

j

C7

R-C9869

Electrolytic

0.22npF

1OWV

1

C8

R-C9867

Electrolytic

4.71F

16WV

1

|

C9

R-C9865

Electrolytic

33uF

6.3WV

1

C10

R-C9867

Electrolytic

4.7uF

16WV

1

Cll

R-C9871

Electrolytic

100pHF

6.3WV

1

C12

R-C9897

Electrolytic

470pF

6.3WV

1

C13,14

Ceramic

0.0047pF

+20%

50WV

Z

C15

R-C9900

Electrolytic

470nBF

1OWV

1

C16

R-C9854

Electrolytic

1000uF

10WV

1

C18

Ceramic

0.0015pF

+20%

50WV

(Changed

in

Europe)

1

C19

R-C9864

Electrolytic

220uF

6.3WV

1

C20

>

Ceramic

680pF

+20%

50OWV-.—s|—s

I

C21

Ceramic

0.001pF

+20%

5OWV

|

C22

Mylar 680pF

+20%

10WV

i

C23

Mylar

0.047pF

+20%

50WV

1

C18

Ceramic,

0.001HF

+20%

50WV

(in

Europe)

1

RESISTORS

Carbon

P-type

270KQ

+10%

1/4W

4

470Q

#

it

82KQ

‘

33KQ

a

5.66Q

4

3.3KQ

‘“

ATQ)

56KQ

8.2K

Q

5.6KQ

1.2KQ

270Q

4.7KQ

3300

10KQ

6.8KQ

2202

3.9Q

56Q

8200

(1KQ

in

Europe)

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BRS

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emer

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fmm

femme

ome

reed

Pea

[am

RESISTORS

Carbon

P-type

680

470Q

+10%

1/4W

2200

4

-

152

:

12

7

4)/2W

562

”

1/4W

220

”

.

182

.

68KQ

”

4

68KQ

”

*

(82KQ

in

Europe)

15KQ

.

15Q

.

is

Carbon

L-type

33Q

is

1W

Carbon

P-type

620Q

”

1/4W

fumes

forse

Jesh

ferme

fh

foe

foosh jovsh

nah

foweh

Jom

frmmh

feed

fash

PARTS

LIST

MECHANICAL

PARTS

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A

Uh

ON

R-S88622

R-S6883

R-S6939a

R-128229

R-248231

R-158154

~

R-248395a

R-S88634

R-158155a

R-248419

R-S88619b

R-158314

R-S88620

R-24670

R-128118

R-128218

R-Y552000

R-238020

R-248243

R-128219a

R-119567

R-158316

R-248416

R-Y553175

R-AM16301

R-AM11302

R-119099

R-158317

R-S88286a

R-S5199a

R-1190la

R-238027

R-128099a

R-S88294

R-258053

R-AM16303

R-258051

R-398078

R-448059

R-S88284

R-448058

R-398075

R-128083

R-328038

R-328087a

R-S88623

R-448142

R-278103

R-S88281

R-398077

R-398076

R-448060a

R-158320a

R-119098a

R-248420

R-119084

R-248420

R-158315

R-158319b

R-$88621

R-248418

R-158152a

R-398079

R-S88295

R-398080

R-128083

R-328038

R-328087a

R-119403

R-248420

R-119812

R-158321

R-158318

R-119096

|

R-248420

Mechanism

chassis

assembly

Erase

head

Record/Playback

head

Lead

clamp

Pedestal,

erase

head

Pressure

spring,

R/P

head

adj.

Pedestal,

R/P

head

Pressure

lever

w/roller

assy.

Torsion

spring,

pressure

lever

Spacer,

play

slide

sifting

Play

slide

assy.

Tension

spring,

play

slide

Fast

forward

lever

assy.

Spacer,

F.

Forward

lever

Spring

pin,

fast

forward

lever

Play

slide

holder

Steel

ball,

play

slide

Oil

cap,

capstan

Nut,

flywheel

bearing

Cassette

holder

:

Slide,

push

button

lock

Tension

spring,

lock

slide

(21)

Spacer,

lock

slide

(21)

Steel

ball,

play

slide

Record

button

assembly

Play,

Rewind,

F.

Forward

and

Stop

button

assembly

Push

button

interlock

Tension

spring,

push

button

Flywheel

bearing

Motor

Bracket,

motor

Hinge

plate,

winding

clutch

Hinge

shaft,

winding

clutch

Bracket,

reel

spindles

Plate

lever,

winding

clutch

Lever

back

tension

Washer,

winding

clutch

Pulley,

take-up

Belt,

take-up

drive

Take-up

reel

spindle

assy.

Rubber

tire

Reel

spindle

Pressure

spring

Reel

driver

Spindle

cap

Bracket,

flywheel

pivot

Belt,

flywheel

drive

Motor

pulley

Flywheel

assy.

Fast

forward

pulley

Rewind

pulley

Belt,

rewind

and

forward

Tension

spring,

rewind

Lever,

fast

forward

Spacer,

F.

Forward

lever

Lever,

rewind

Spacer,

rewind

lever

Pin,

R/P

switch

act.

Tension

spring,

fast

forward

See-saw

lever,

rewind

pulley

mtg.

Pipe,

see-saw

lever

mtg.

Pressure

spring,

supply

spindle

Spring

cap

Supply

reel

spindle

assy.

|

Reel

spindle

|

Pressure

spring

Reel

driver

Spindle

cap

Slide,

record

act.

Spacer,

record

slide

Slider,

miss-record

detect

Tension

spring,

record

slide

Tension

spring,

slide

(62)

Lever,

miss-record

protection

Spacer,

lever

(65)

Ref.

No.

MECHANICAL

PARTS

R-448089

R-S4919a

R-S4939

R-448155

R-448056

R-S3063

R-158287

R-128242

Description

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bushing,

motor

mtg.

Spring

switch,

REMOTE

act.

Spring

switch,

F.

Forward

and

rewind

7

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cushion,

push

buttons

Rubber

cushion,

motor

bracket

Lug

Tension

spring,

used

with

(54)

Washer,

supply

and

take-up

spindles

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