Sanyo MCD-Z8F (AU) Manuel utilisateur

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Service Manual

Specifications

(CASSETTE SECTION)

Recording System ........

Erasing System ..........

Tape speed .............

Fast forward and

rewind time .........

Frequency response .......

(CD SECTION)

Channel ................

S/Nratio ...............

Wow&Flutter ...........

Sampling frequency . . . . . . .

Quantization .............

Pickup light source ........

Pickup wavelength . . . . . . .

Laser Output ............

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FILE NO. .#l

CD Portable Stereo Radio MCD-Z8F (AU)

Cassette Recorder

AC bias, 4track stereo

Magnet erase

4.75 cm Isec.

110 sec. (C-60 tape)

80-12,000 Hz (Normal Tape)

2channel

70 dB

Undetectable

44.1 kHz

16 bits linear /ch

Semi-conductor laser

790 nm

Continuous wave max. 0.6 mW

PRODUCT CODE No.

142 993 02

(RADIO SECTION)

Tuning range ............

Antenna ................

(GENERAL)

Power output(UK) .........

Speaker ................

Terminal impedance (UK) . . .

Power source ............

Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Weight (approx.) . . . . . . . . . .

FM: 88-108 MHz

AM :525-1,710 kHz

FM: Telescopic rod

AM: Built-in ferrite bar

4.0 W/ch (DC max.)

12cm x2,40hms

PIEZO X2

PHONES :32 ohms

AC :230- 240V, 50 Hz

DC:12V

(8 “D” size batteries)

556x170x220 mm

(W XHXD)

3.3 kg (without batteries)

Specifications subject to change without notice,

REFERENCE No. SM580495

LASER BEAM SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

.Pick-up that emits alaser beam is used in

CAUTION :

USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR

PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER

THAN THOSE SPECIFIEDHEREIN MAY RE-

SULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPO-

SURE

LASER OUTPUT ........0.6 mW Max. (CW)

WAVELENGTH . . . . XIO nm

this CD player.

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REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION

.Disconnect the power cord’s plug from the electrical outlet.

.All wiring should be returned to the original position after work is completed.

~●First have ready many the new FIXERS (614 129 4971 )for Replacement.

sArrange the lead wires so that they are not near the heat sink.

1. CABINET

(1) Remove the battery lid.

(2) Remove the 7rear cabinet mounting screws. (})

(1)

(2)

(3)

TOP PA

Remove

—— .

NEL BLOCK 4’ 4“ #

the 3top panel mounting screws.

the 2AC inlet socket mounting screws. m

the

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REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION

3. CASSETTE SECTION 4. CD SECTI(X+J

u) ~3

5. MAIN P. W. BOARD 6. “O” POINT ADJUSTMENT

/1> MAIN PWB \

‘%:/

@_./’Ak ,SWITCH aDISPLAY PWB

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TUNER ADJUSTMENTS

●Use aplastic screw driver for adjustments.

.Adjust the intermediate frequency of AIM and FM to the frequency of ceramic filter.

Supply voltage :DC12.OV

Phones impedance :32 ohm

Standard output :50 mW (450 rmV)

Function switch :RADIO

PARTS LOCATION J

J2023- —J2015

TP-I TP-2 1

VCT-3 VCT-1

L2103

—olF OUT GND

J2101

IF OUT GND

Adjusting

Step Connections

Circuit SG Frequency

Input Position of tuning dial

output

Closed the oulpul Connect sweep

terminal by sweep generator to C2106

1IF generator, it place to (H) &455 kHz Low

L2103. J2101 (G)

2Tuning Connect Atvf SG to Connect VTVM to 517 kHz Low end

3coverage Test Loop speaker terminals 1750 kHz High end

4Tracking Connect AM SG to Connect VTVM to 600 kHz 600 kHz

5Test Loop speaker terminals 1400 kHz 1400 kHz

6IRepeat adjustments

Adjustment

XF213

L2104

VCT -4

L2103

--l

VTVM

Oscilloscope

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b. FM ADJUSTMENT BAND SELECT SWITCH :Fh

Adjusting Connections

Step Circuit Input output

Connecl sweep Connecl sweep

1IF generalor to generalor 10

IC201 @(H) C2106 (H)

&TP202 (G) &J2101 (G)

2Connect FM SG

Tuning Connect VTVM to

to TPI (H)

3coverage &TP2 (G) speaker terminals

Connect FM SG

4Connect VTVM to

Tracking to TP1 (H)

&TP2 (G) speaker Iermmals

VCT -3 +

Max.

5\Repeat adjustments

FM Dummy antenna :75 ohm unbalance

SG Frequency Position of tuning dial Adjustment VTVM

Oscillosco~e

10.7 MHz Low ... n

111

87.0 MHz Low end L2102

I I Max.

109.0 MHz High end VCT-2

98.0 MHz I98.0 MHz \VCT-I IMZIX.

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:,.

TAPE DECK ADJUSTMENTS

(a)

●

(b)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(a)

(b)

(1)

(2)

(3)

●

HEAD REPLACEMENT AND HEAD AZiMUTH ADJUSTMENT

HEAD REPLACEMENT

After replacement, demagnetize the heads by using adegausser.

Be sure to clean the heads before attempting to make any adjustments.

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All wiring should be returned to the original position after work is completed. ~

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HEAD AZIMUTH ADJUSTMENT <y _.~q i+

Load the test tape (VTT-703, etc., 10 kHz )for azimuth

adjustment. :$~+~j~ \

Press the PLAY button. ~kG@

Use across-tip screwdriver to turn the screw for azimuth

adjustment so that the left and right output are maximized. ~\’~

Press the the STOP button.

After completion of the adjustment, use thread lock (TB-1401 B)

to secure the azimuth-adjustin ent screw.

MOTOR REPLACEMENT AND SPEED ADJUSTMENT

MOTOR REPLACEMENT

Q‘a

MOTOR

Insert the test tape (MTT-lll N, etc., 3000 Hz ).

Press the PLAY button.

Use aflat-tip screwdriver to turn the SVR (located inside the rear

of the motor) to adjust SW? so that the frequency counter

HEAD AZIMUTH ADJ

becomes 3,000 Hz.

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CHECKING THE MECHANISM TORQUES AND TENSION

Clean the head, capstan and pinch roller before m?.king any measurement.

Measurement Take-up torque Back tension ITape tension

Cassette for PLAY:TW-211 1A ~Drive-power cassette

PLAY: TW-21 11A

measurement F.FWD/REW:TW-2231 TW-2UI 2

PLAY 30- 60gr.cm 2.O-4.5 grcm :60gr or more

F.FWD 55- 120gr.cm ——

REW 55-120 gr.cm

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REPLACEMENT OF CD MECHANISM

●

Note that the mechanism of the CD p!ayer is very delicate.

It is very important that the spindle motor (which rotates the disc), and the sled motor (which cases the disc signals to~e

tracked), as well as the gear and other cc!mponents, operate smoothly, without eccelentricity.

When handling the pickup, take care not to exert excessive force, and particular care should be taken not to touch the lens

or the drive circuit’s P. W. Board pattern

1. Replacement of the spindle motor

●First, prepare the new turntable (CM3-2) .?md new special

washer (CM3-4) for replacement. CM3-2

The removed turntable will be deformed by the heat of the

soldering iron, and cannot be reused. CM3-1

.Prepare dial type calipers.

(l) The attached bonding material can be dissolved by using a

60 Wsoldering iron to heat the shaft at the under part of

the turntable (CM3-2) for about one minute.

(2) The turntable can then be removed from the shaft by very

carefully applying force upward at the center of the lower

surface of the turntable.

(3) Remove the two screws (CM3-3) and remove the spindle

motor (CM3-5).

(4) Attach the special washer (C M3-4) to the spindle motor.

I(5) Apply asmall amount of amixture of the ‘rThree Bond

2001 and 2015F” bonding materials to the motor’s shaft.

(6) Initial the turntable as shown in the figure. Secure the turn-

table by pressing gently. Be sure to wipe away (by using a

price of cloth, or similar material) any bonding material

coming out of the hole.

Don’t attached bonding material

at the top of ~haft.

uuF

———

11.0

tOlmm

1CM2

(SHAFT)

u u

Be sure to wipe away

the bonding material.

\CHUCK PULLEY

Ji-1

—1

CM3-2

(TURN

TABLE )—CM3-5

I(sp]Nr)LE

MOTOR SHAF“T)

2. Confirm of inclination for the turntable

(l) Connect the digital voltmeter as shown in the figure.

(2) Set the test disc (YEDS 18 =SONY or etc.), press the

PLAY button (Playback for the most inner music).

(3)At this time, record voltage value to indicate at the digital

voltmeter.

(4) Access the most outer music, press the PLAY button

(Playback for the most outer music).

(5) Again at this time, record voltage value to indicate at the

digital voltmeter.

“F+ +

10 kohm

Unit Digital

0.0033PF Voltmeter

Vc Low Pass Filter

(6) For reference at the recorded voltage of the most inner

music, Confirm at ~300 mV less than for recorded voltage

of t17e most outer music

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REPLACEMENT OF CD MECHANISM .. . .

CY2 CJ-CY3

3. Replacement and lubrication of the pickup

●Before replacement of the pickup, be sure to carefully read

the section regarding the pickup when the unit is moved or

transported.

(1) Remove the apickup rail (CM2) with care fixing the latch

with way driver from bottom part of chassis (CM3-1 ).

(2)The pickup (CM9) can now be remove once the apickup

rail (CM2) have been taken out.

●When removing or inserting the apickup rail from or into

chassis, take care not to exert excessive force.

●If the pickup is reconditioned of replaced, be sure to wipe

the rails clean and also apply acoating of FLOIL (G-474B)

to there entire circumference and entire length. When ap-

plying the grease, do not ailow any grease to adhere to

any other parts.

(3) Pass the apickup rail (CM2) through the new pick up

(CM9).

●The pickup P. W. Board pattern is “shorted”, as shown in

the figure, so that the new pickup will not be susceptible

to the effects of static.

●

)

&–CM8

CM3-1

Set the pattern to “open” after the pickup has been re- 7/ 11-ll\

placed.

4. Checking the action of the CD mechanism 5. Replacement of the sled motor

(1)

Disconnect the socket (for the sled motor power supply) (1) Remove the two screw (CY1 )and remove the sled motol

from the P. W. Board. (CM5).

(2) Apply avoltage of DC 2.0 Vto the sled motor’s terminal.

(3) Measure the current during sled motor operation.

.The direction of movement of the pickup (outer groove or

inner groove) can changed by changing the battery polar-

ity. CM3-1

(4) The current during sled motor action varies according to

the positional relationshiping of gears (CM7 and CM8).

(5) If the current exceeds 40 mA, remove the gears (CM7 and

CM8).

(6) Apply asmall amount of aFLOIL (G-474B) bonding materi-

als to the chassis shafts.

CYI

CM5 ““”

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REPLACEMENT OF CD MECHANISM

6. Resetting the pickup to the home position

(l) The limit switch is switched ON by the projection of this

rack gear secured to the returned pickup, after which the

sled motor continues to operate (by the circuit )for ap-

proximately 30 msec. :there is then again areverse opera-

tion, and movement to the position at which the switch is

switched OFF.

(2) Rotation continues for about 30 msec. after the switch is

switched OFF, and then the pickup stop at home position.

(LIMIT SWITCH)

CONFIRM OF CD SECTfON

1. Preparation

●Measuring instruments and Test disc.

(l)TEST DISC :YEDS 18 (.SoNY)

(2) OSCILLOSCOPE :SS5711 (10 MHz and Dual Phenomenon)

NOTE :CD section of this unit can not need adjustment, be-

1cause CD P. W. Board checked at automatic check-

er.

2. Confirm of general operation

(1)Set the test disc.

(2) Press the PLAY button, then confirm the disc rotating to

clockwise direction.

(3) Press the FFWD or REW button, then confirm the most in-

ner music or most outer music

(4) Press the STOP button.

3. Confirm of eye pattern

accessing at speedy. I

MAIN P.W. Board (Solder Side) i

...-

PIN58

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PIN 41

●1C101 <z>

(l) Connect an oscilloscope to pin 41 (RF) of IC101 and J141 O

(VR),

(2) Set the test disc, press the PLAY button.

(3) Check to be sure that the “eye” pattern is at center of

waveform and that the diamond shape is clearly defined.

(4) Press the STOP button.

ICI OI,PIN41 +

OSCILLOSCOPE

VR(J1410)

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PARTS LIST

PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE

EACH PRECAUTION IN THIS MANUAL SHOULD BE FOLLOWED DURING SERVICING. COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED WITH #-lE IEC

SYMBOL ~IN THE PARTS LIST AND THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM DESIGNATE COMPONENTS IN WHICH SAFETY CAN BE OF SPE-

CIAL SIGNIFICANCE. WHEN REPLACING ACOMPONENT IDENTIFIED &USE ONLYTHE REPLACEMENTPARTSDESIGNATED,OR

PARTS WITH THE SAME RATINGS OF RESISTANCE, WATTAGE OR VOLTAGE THAT ARE DESIGNATED IN THE PARTS LIST IN THIS

MANUAL. LEAKAGE-CURRENT OR RESISTANCE MEASUREMENTS MUST BE MADE TO DETERMINE THAT EXPOSED PARTS ARE

ACCEPTABLY INSULATED FROM THE SUPPLY CIRCUIT BEFORE RETURNING THE PRODUCT TO THE CUSTOMER.

CAUTION :Regular type resistors and capacitors are not listed. To know those valr.res, refer to the schematic diagram.

Regular type resistors are less than l/4W carbon type and Oohm chip resistors.

Regular typesapacitors are less than 50V and less than 1000pF type of Ceramic type and Electrical type.

N.S.P :Not available as service parts.

PACKING &ACCESSORIES FIXING PARTS

Ref. No. Pati No. IDescription

614 271 7189 ICARTON CASE

CABINE

Ref. No.

614 271 4188

614 271 4195

645 013 5965

614 271 7301

614 231 6832

~614 256 5292

&CHASSIS

Part No.

614 271 6045

614 270 8941

614 264 6953

614 271 6755

614 224 3688

614 272 3227

614 264 1200

614 264 1248

614 267 0477

614 264 1170

614 269 5043

614 266 4940

614 269 5685

614 264 1750

614 266 5114

614 266 8085

614 267 0330

614 267 0347

614 267 0354

614 267 0361

614 267 0378

614 267 0385

614 264 2276

614 264 1217

614 264 1255

614 264 1743

614 267 0538

614 244 8199

614 258 9052

614 270 5308

614 244 8199

614 267 0514

614 248 6818

412 032 6408

614 250 0798

614 247 6048

614 240 8308

412 032 6408

CUSHION,TOP L,R

CUSHION,BOTTOM L,R

SHEET,POLY,7OOX1OOO,SET

INSTRUCTION” MANUAL

LABEL,SAFETY,LASER CLASS

CORD,POWER,AC-IN

Descri~tion

ASSY,CABINET,FRONT

CABINET,REAR

TERMINAL.(+-).W/REAR CA81NET

LABEL.RAT~NG;W/REAR CABINET

LABEL,SAFETY,LASER CAUTION

LID,CASSETTE

LIO,CO

PANEL,TOP

LID,BATTERY

HANOLE

KNOB,LEVER,VOLUME

KNOB,ROTARY,TONE

BUTTON,CD OPERATION

KNOB, ROTARY,TUNING

KNOB,SLIDE, FUNCTION

KNOB,SLIOE,BANO

KNOB,LEVER,REC

KNOB,LEVER,PLAY

KNOB,LEVER,REW

KNOB,LEVER,F.FWO

KNOB,LEVER,STOP/EJECT

KNOB,LEVER,PAUSE

BUTTON,CO OPEN

MOUNTING,TUNER

POINTER,TUNING(WHITE)

GEAR,VARICON

TERMINAL,ROO ANT

ASSY,GEAR,CASSETTE LID

SPRING WIRE,CASSETTE LIO

ASSY,PULLEY,CHUCKING

ASSY,GEAR,CO LIO

SPRING,TENS,CD LIO

SHAFT,TAPE MECHANISM BUTTON

SCREW,SPECIAL,MECHA BUTTON

SPRING,PLATE,REC/PLAY

CUSHION,CD MECHANISM

SPRING,COMP,CO MECHANISM

SCREW,SPECIAL,CO MECHANISM

Ref. No.

YD1

Y02

Y03

YQ4

Y05

Y06

oK-

Y07

Y08

Y09

Part No.

411 021 4906

411 021 4104

411 031 4200

411 020 9100

411 021 4005

411 020 8905

411 025 1901

411 098 7107

411 021 3503

:LECTRICALPARTS

Ref. No.

Part No.

A423 016 7809

645 009 6754

419 002 4204

614 240 6199

614 240 6564

614 268 2357

614 268 2364

614 268 2371

Description

SCR S-TPG BIN 3X20,

CABINET-BACK

SCR S-TPG BIN 3X12,

BACK-TOP PANEL

SCR BIN 3X12,RO0 ANT

SCR S-TPG BRZ+FLG 3X12,

SPEAKER

SCR S-TPG BRZ+FLG 3X12,

TRANSFORMER

SCR S-TPG BIN 3X12,

MOUNTING TUNER-PWB

SCR S-TPG BIN 3X12,

POWER TRANSFORMER-PWB

SCR S-TPG BIN 3X12,AC

SCR S-TPG BIN 3X12,

MOUNT-BACK

SCR S-TPG BIN 3X12,

LEVER SWITCH

SOCKET

SCR S-TPG BRZ+FLG 3X1O,

ANT TERMINAL

SCR S-TPG BRZ+FLG 3X1O,

KNOB ROTARY

SCR S-TPG PAN 2X3,

SPRING PLATE

BOLT HEX C-SCT 2.6X12,

VARICON

SCR S-TPG BIN 3X1O,

TAPE MECHANISM

Description

FUSE,250V 2A,FU401

SPEAKER,40MM,

SP471.481,WOOFER

SPEAKER,PIEZ0,HTD20A-8,

SP472C872,WITH FRONT CABINET

ANTENNA,ROO

CONNECTOR,COR0,4P,

CN401,R/P HEAD

CONNECTOR,COR0,3P,

CN403,MOTOR

CONNECTOR,CORD,3P,

:N405,SPEAKER

fiAINP.W. BOARD ASSY

Ref. No. Part No. Description

7% 614 267 2914 ASSY,PWB,MAIN

C1401 403 196 4102 ELECT 1000U M6.3V

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PARTS LIST

Ref. No

C2107

C2116

C4714

C4716

C4814

C4816

C4913

C4918

CN101

cNlo2

CN103

CN402

CN404

CN406

CN407

CN409

CN412

D1501

D1590

D2101

D4901

D4902

D4907

D4908

D4909

D491O

FCL41

FCL42

-S401

IClol

IC102

IC103

IC104

IC105

IC201

IC401

IC402

L1451

.2101

.2102

.2103

-2104

.4701

-4801

-4901

.4902

.4903

-4941

>R101

‘R401

‘T401

)1301

)1401

)1501

)1502

)1781

]1782

)1881

)1882

)2101

)4701

)4702

)4901

)4902

Pa+% No.

403 106 1603

403 057 2407

403 042 6205

403 057 2407

403 042 6205

403 C146 0605

403 056 7502

645 010 1465

645 007 0099

614 237 9752

645 007 0075

645 004 2898

645 007 0068

614 020 6548

614 229 3812

~645 005 7038

407 012 4406

/i407 053 8500

~407 053 8500

/h40fl 023 0104

Ld40& 023 0104

~408 023 0104

~40$ 023 0104

645 006 4760

614 266 5107

409 346 2806

409 331 4006

~409 317 8509

409 329 4209

410 233 6701

409 325 7006

409 331 4501

~40!3 295 7402

614 028 6748

614 034 7098

614 229 0217

614 254 9964

614 230 6888

614 256 6572

645 006 9864

614 034 2048

645 001 5519

~645 011 6377

LiJ645 006 2322

~645 006 2353

Lb614 266 4483

405 006 3909

~405 001 9302

405 020 7204

405 000 4407

405 020 7204

A405 012 7403

405 020 7204

Description ““–

NP-ELECT lU Q50V

POLYESTER O.lU J50V

ELECT 1000U M16V

POLYESTER O.lU J50V

ELECT 1000U M16V

ELECT 2200U M25V

POLYESTER 1000P J50V

SOCKET,FPC,13P,T0 PICKUP

PLUG,6P,T0 CD MECHA

SOCKET,2P,

TO CD OPEN/CLOSE SWITCH

PLUG,4P,T0 R/P HEAO

PLUG,3P,T0 SPEAKER

PLUG,3P,T0 TAPE MECHANISM

SOCKET,2P,T0 BATTERY

JACK,HEADPHONE

SOCKET,2P,

WITH AC/DC SWITCH,AC INLET

DIODE 1SS133

ZENER DIOOE MTZ8.2C

ZENER DIODE MTZ8.2C

DIODE 1N5393L-5300

DIOOE 1N5393L-5300

DIODE 1N5393L-5300

HOLDER,FUSE

HOLOER,FUSE

HEAT SINK

IC LA9220MS

IC LC7861KE

IC BA6398FP

IC UPD6379GR -

IC LC651104F-4E92

lC TA8122AN

[C TA2068N

[C TA8229K

FILTER,1OU

I/.H.F COIL

4.H.F COIL

LSSY,BAR ANTENNA

4SSY,BAR ANTENNA

TRANS,OSC

[NDUCTOR,80U

I.S.C COIL

[NDUCTOR,47U K

[NDUCTOR,181U

‘ROTECTOR IC,O.4A 50V

‘ROTECTOR IC 0.8A 50V

‘OWER TRANSFORMER

rR 2SA952-K

rR 2SA102O-Y

rR 2SC945A-K

rR DTC124ES

rR 2SC945A-K

[R 2SC945A-K

rR 2SC945A-K

:R 2SC945A-K

‘R 2SC945A-K

“R 2SC2001-K

“R 2SC945A-K

R@. No,

Q4E303

R4251

R4&!51

R4f%14

R4S341

S2301

S4SI01

S4902

SAA 01

VC201

VF?401

VR%02

X1451

X2201

XFZO1

XF2!11

XF3?13

XF2?14

Pati No.

Lh405 077 9008

Lh4D2 071 4701

~402 071 47ol

d402 071 0307

~402 071 0208

614 244 8335

645 004 6360

645 006 1028

411 021 6405

645 006 6115

614 225 8088

614 003 4301

614 231 2667

645 009 5801

614 252 1045

645 010 0079

645 005 0114

645 010 0123

Description

TR TIP29B w

FUSIBLE RES 3.3 JA l/4w

FUSIBLE RES 3.3 JA l/4W

FUSIBLE RES 10 JA l/4W

FUSIBLE RES 27 JA l/4W

SWITCH,SLIDE,BANO

SWITCH,SLIDE 4P-3T,FUNCTION

SWITCH,PUSH 2P-2T,REC/PLAY

SCR S-TPG BIN 3X8

VARIABLE CAPACITOR(VARICON)

VR,ROTARY,MAIN

VR,ROTARY,TONE

RESONATOR, 16.93MHZ

OSC,CERAMIC 456MHZ

FILTER,LC

CERAMIC FILTER 10.7OMHZ

FILTER,455KHZ

DISCR,CERAMIC 10.7OMHZ

WfiTCH &DISPLAY P. W. BOARDASSY

Re4. No.

D1502

Dli503

QI.503

Q1504

S%501

SS502

S1503

SM04

of-’

Part No.

614 264 5819

407 168 3605

408 009 0104

405 075 8102

645 006 5958

614 240 1002

614 220 5471

645 006 3958

614 240 1002

645 006 5958

614 240 1002

6X4 220 5471

645 006 5958

614 240 1002

614 220 5471

IATTERYTERMINAL P.

Ref. No.

CM408

or-

TR401

Part No.

614 264 5826

614 223 9209

614 020 6548

614 246 8661

Description

ASSY,PWB,DISPLAY

LED TOD-4201BR,2-DIGIT

7SEGMENT

LED SLZ-181B-05-T4,PLAY

TR DTA143ZS

TR 0TA143ZS

SWITCH,TACT,STOP

SWITCH,TACT,PLAY

SWITCH,TACT,UP

SWITCH,TACT,DOWN

SWITCH,TACT,OOWN

SWITCH,TACT,DOWN

W. BOARDASSY

:DOPEN/CLOSE SWITCH P. W.BOARD ASSY

Rd. No.

cbYlo4

S1507

Part No.

614 267 7179

614 237 9752

645 004 7787

Description

ASSY,PWB,SWITCH

SOCKET.2P,T0 MAIN

SWITCH,LEVER lP-2T,

CD OPEN/CLOSE

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