The home of the turntable THE VINYL énGiné For more turntable manuals and setup information please visit www.vinylengine.com‘August 1976 Edition Service Manual Dual Gebriider Steidinger - 7742 St. GeorgeniSchwarzwaldSpecification Current Type AC 50 - 60 Hz, without motor changeover Line voltages 110 — 130 Volt, 220 — 240 Volt Drive Electronically controlled direct drive system Dual EDS 1000-2 Power Consumption approx. 2.5 Watt Motor during play <50 mW Current Consumption with 220 V 50 Hz: on start-up 60 mA, with 110 V 60 Hz: on start-up 110 mA during play 20mA during play app. 38 mA Run-up Time (until nominal speed is reached) 2-25 sec. on 33 1/3 rpm Platter Non-magnetic, dynamically balanced, detachable, 1.5 kg 305 mm ¢ Total rotating mass of drive system (rotor with platter) 3.0 kg, moment of inertia 250 kp cm2 Platter: 33 1/3 and 46 rpm, electronically switchable, automatic ‘tonearm lowering coupled to speed change. Pitch Control Separate for both speeds, adjustable in each case with variable resistor, with setting scales, range of adjustment 10%, ‘Speed Check with light stroboscope for platter speed 23 1/3 rpm. Sensitivity of Light Stroboscope for 0.1 % Speed Deviation 3 graduations per minute at 50 Hz 3.6 graduations per minute at 60 Hz ‘Overall Speed Variation (assessed in accordance with DIN 45 507) <+0.03% ‘Signal-to-Noise Ratio (in accordance with DIN 45 500) Rumble unweighted signal-to-noise ratio >50d8 Rumble weighted signal-to-noise ratio > 7008 Tonearm Torsion resistant, extra long tubular aluminum tonearm in super flat universal four-point gimbal suspension, tone- ‘arm balance weight with double acting vibration damping (2 anti-resonators) Effective Tonearm Lenght 222 mm Offset Angle 250 20° ‘Tangential Track Error Angle 0.169 /em Tonearm Bearing Friction {related to stylus point) Vertical <0.07 mN (0.007 6) Horizontal <0.15 mN (0.015) Tracking Force 0-30 mN (0-3 grams) infinitely variable with 1 mN (0.1 g) calibrations from 0 to 15 mN (0 to 1.54}, operable from 2.5 mN (0.25 g) stylus pressure up. 0-3g.continuously variable, with 1/10 calibration in the range from 0 - 1.5 g, reliable as from 0.25 g tracking force Pick-up Head Detachable, suitable for all pick up cartridges with 1/2" mounting and @ deadweight of 2- 10 g (including moun- ting material) Adjustable Overhang 5mm Pick-up Cartridge See separate data sheet Weight 7.8 kg Dimensions and Cutout Required refer to Installation instructionsR \Cc . 1 Circuit diagram Strommetbriicke Current measuring bridge Pont de mesure de courant Leertaufstrom ca, 55 mA Idle current Courant a vide ‘Anlautstrom Initial current Courant de démarrage 6 R22 100k (33 1/3 Upm) 255mA *10mA Anderungen vorbehalten, Alterations reserved ‘Sous réserve de modifications 33:13 Upm EDS 1000-2 0,15 w+ 10% cA 6 ‘J001 Fou oe oe 470 | Drehzahischalter Platter speed switch Commutateur de vitesse B co ut 10% Spannungen gemessen mit MeBinstrument (7 — 10 MOhm Eingangswiderstand) gegen Masse Voltages measured with measuring instrument (7 — 10 MOhm input resistance) to ground Tensions mesurées avec instrument de mesure (7 — 10 MOhm résistance d’entrée) contre masse 1 Von der Bestiickungsseite gesehen As seen from the top side Vu du cété elements 110/130 220/249 y 50-60 Hz Transistoren von der Anschluseite gesehen Transistors as seen from the connecting side Transistors vus du c6té des connexionsContents Specification Circuit Diagram Dual EDS 1000-2 Electronic Direct Drive System Description of Function Speed Regulation Assembly Instructions for Dual EDS 1000-2 Stroboscope Pitch Control Adjustment of nominal speeds Tonearm and Tonearm Suspension Removal of tonearm from bearing frame Removal of tonearm assembly with tonearm bearing Replacement of spring housing Adjustment of tonearm suspension Vertical Tonearm Controt Aatiskating Control Tonearm Control Cue Control Replacement of cue control assembly Starting Manual Start Stopping Muting switch Continuous Play Pick-up head not parallel to platter Shutoff Stylus slips out of playing groove Tonearm does not set down at the edge of the record Tonearm does not set down or lowers onto record too quickly Vertical movement of tonearm dragging Tonearm returns to rest immediately Tonearm moves with dials in zero position During automatic operation of tonearm disturbing noises are perceptible Motor does not shut-off Acoustic feed back Pick-up Connection Diagrarn Spare Parts Exploded view - Parts above chassis Exploded view - Parts below chassis Spare Parts Lubricating Instructions Note: The reference numbers inthe instructions refer to the spare parts lists and exploded views. Page 3,4 67 8,9 10 10,11 " uN 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 4 14 “4 16 16 16 16 16 16 ”7 7 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 19 21 22 23-25 26Fig. 2 Dual £08 1000-2 Electronic Direct Drive System ‘turntable center plate centering pin steel plate 7 a ee |/ conductor fps field coils hedded Hall generator coil support Dual EDS 1000-2 Electron Direct Drive System The EDS 1000-2 motor especially designed for the Qual 721 ie a slou-running no-commu~ tator DC electronic motor which draus its pover supply from a stabilized pouer pack. The electro-mechanical commutation normally carried out on OC motores by the conmutator is electronically controlled in the case of the Dual €08 1000-2 motor by tuo Hell gonera~ tors. These tuo Hell generators ~ dependent Gn the rotor position = control four suitch= ing tranaistors uhich in turn have the effect of a rotating magnetic field occurring in the field coile of the motor by means of uhich the four paire of magnets of the rotor re continuously attracted or repelled. By means of the torque thue oxerted, uniform Totation is induced in the rotor’- and uith it the platter. A speed-dependent voltage (tacho voltage) induced in the motor windings not suitched ‘on is coupled out and controls the slectro- fic regulator circuit. This ensures that nthe slightest devietions from the nomi~ fal speed are corrected in fractions of 3 Second by a change in the motor current. Speed fluctuations are, therefore, practi~ cally eliminated. joining centring for turntable angular bearing Absolute maintenance of the nominal speed no longer presents any problem with thi: control system. The above-mentioned Hall generator is a nag- netically controllable semi-conductor oli mont named after the physicist €. Hall. Uith the Hal, ct as a result of the action of a magnetic ficld on the Hall generator a Voltage approximately proportionate to the atrength of the magnetic field is genera ite polarity being dependent on the direc- tion of the magnetic flux. A control current flous through the Hall ge~ herator. If nou s magnetic field become: effective at right angles to the area of the Hell generator, the so-called Hall voltage occurs. Uith constant control current this Hall voltage is dependent on the direction and strength of the magnetic field. If the polarity of the magnetic field is reversed the polarity of the Hall voltage changes a: uell. In the absence of a magnetic field the Hall voltage is zero. This effect is utili- zed to control the Dual EDS 1000-2 motor. Ae the motor is operated on DC from a stabi- lized pouer pack it operated independently of line voltage and Frequency fluctuations The motor is of 8-pole disk rotor design. The rotor has a barium ferrite annular mag~ net ineide which hee B-pole magnotizetion on its louer face,A slotiess steel disk connected to the rotor acts as magnetic return. The Field vindings of the motor are ironless and are embedded in @ plastic support. The field windings consist of 16 double uounc coile uhich are arranged in tuo planes above ne another. The & coils of the lover plane are 22,50 offect in relation to the top pla~ Ne. Ineach plane there is a Hall gonerator in'the center of one coil. The tuo Hall go~ Nerators are also offset by 22.59 in rele- tion to one another. The individual uindings ~ 32 in all - are connected tagether so that four all round phage windings sre produced. Conpered with other cirectly-driven record players in the cese of the Dual c0S 1000 no tor’no form of magnetic drag or restoring force 19 prasent {ole Jerk ete.) aa. can Sly "be datectec by tuening the tator: A lit" of the Sronless field soils no hye Storesis or eddy current losses or inverts Ting slotoripple frequencies cccut This results in completely vibration-tree motor running together with a low pover con= Sumption of Less than 50 al during play (the electronic system is not taken into account). By virtue of this vibration-free running the motor can be rigidly connected to the chas~ sis. The electronic system itself is divided into the guitch, commutation and control sections (see block diagram). Fig. 4 Block Diagram Fig. 3 Line Board (Equipment Side) Drshzahtum ghaltang und Fetnregulerung Speed change ot fine tuning Changement de vite ot occord priceDescription of Function ‘The 4 phase windings are each in the collec- tor circuit of the 4 euitching transistors T 4 to 1 7 (Fig, 5) and are connected to~ gether in etar form at one point. This point is connected to the minus pole of the supply voltage. The position of the rotor illustrated in Fig. 5 has the effect that the magnetic field of the south pole of a pair of poles at connection 11 of the Hell generator H 1 gives rise to @ Hall voltage maxinun of ne= gative polarity. Transistor T 4 whose base is joined to con nection 11 of the Hall generator therefore receives a negative base omitter voltage and is fully connected through whereby the cur Fig. 5 rent flous through the phase winding U1 lo- catod in the collector section or it ie suitched on, Transistor 1 5 uhose base is joined to con- nection 9 of Hall transistor it 1 is blocked by the positive Hall voltage potential. Ae Hall generator H 2 ie in the neutral zo~ ne of the pair of magnetic poles during this period, no Hall voltages occur at its connsctions’7 and , The transistore T 6 ‘and T 7 joined to these connections ere, therefore, blocked as uel. The suitched on phase uinding W 1 (Fig. 7 a) produces clockuise rotation of the rotor through 22 1/29. This cycle takes place displaced electrically in each case by 909, in sequanca in all four phase windings.Thus the following sequence of movement ta~ kes place: After the 1. rotation phase (Fig. 7 b) the Hall generator K 1 is located in’ the neutral zono of a pair of magnetic poles. One south pole is nou directly above Hall generator H 2 end now also produces at its connection 7 a Hell voltage maximum of negative polar- ity uhich suitches on phase vinding U3 via transistor T 6. All other transistors are ked. The rotor nou rotates again through 221/20 through the magnetic fields genera= ted in phase winding U3. After elapse of the second rotation phai (Fig. 7 c) tho Hall generator H 2 is now in the heutral zone of a pair of magnetic po- los. Hall generator H 1 is now directly un- deraeath a north pole anda Hall voltage of Feversed polarity occurs, i. 2. the negative polarity Hall voltage maximum is nou present at connection 9 uhich connects through phaso Uinding U 2 via transistor T 5. The other transistors are blocked. The rotor again advances by 22 1/29, After this 3, rotation phase (Fig. 7 ¢) Hall generator M i is in the neutral zone. A Rorth pole ie above Hall generator #2 and produces a negative Hall voltage at ite con= hoction § uhish suitches on phase winding U'é via transistor 1 7, The rotor advences by a further 22 1/29, After conclusion of this 4. rotation phase the process starts again. Thus, a continuous rotating field occurs uhich drives the rotor at an uniform rate. If the rotor is, for exemple, betueen two phase windings, @ partial flux of a peir of magnetic poles passes through both Hall ge- heratore and thus tuo suitehing transistors are partly opened. The current is divided accordingly betueen tuo phase windings. Both phase windings participate simultaneously in the torque formation and together produce the torque of a fully-connected phase uin~ ding. The torque is, therefore, almost con= stant in any position of the rotor, ‘Speed Regulation As a result of the rotery movement of the rotor, voltages are induced in the phase windings not connected through uhich are coupled out via diodes 0.9 to 0 12, Thus, a tacho voltage proportionate to the speed is, obtained. The tacho voltage passes via a voltage divi- dar to connection 4 of the operation empli- fier in the control section and counteracts the voltage present there. A stabilized vol- tage is present at connection 5 of the ope- ration amplifier. On start-up and during run-up of the motor the potential at connection 4 of the opera~ tion amplifier is more or less positive in relation to connection 5. In this condition the operation amplifier fully drives tren- 8 or 1 7. T 7 is present as variable ro istance in the common emitter circuit of the four suitching transistors through which practically the full suitching current can Flow in sequence. Fig. 7 The nominal or controlled speed is reached when the sane potentiel is present at con- ection 4 of the operation amplifier as at connection 5, because at this moment the operation anplifier clases transistor T 7. Re uLt the motor current drops and ti speed cannot, therefore, increase any fur~ ther. ®y switching over or altering the voltage divider in the control circuit the controlled ‘apeed can be preselected or altered. Uith Eeducing speed the potential et connaction 4 of the operation amplifier would change 30 that transistor T 7 yould be fully driven. T 7 would thus become of low resistance, the result vould be a sharp rise in the motor current and thus of the speed. Ag this control process takes place even at minor deviations from the nominal speed, a constant speed independent of load fluctua: tione is obtained.‘Assembly Instructions for Dual EDS 1000.2 For repair of the Qual €0S 1000-2 special toole and measuring meene are required. Uork on the motor or motor electronic ay~ stem should, therefore, only be carried cut by an authorized Dual service station. Ex- penees arising from unsuthorized interferen- Ge will be charged to the consignor. Removal Lift off platter (4). Remove housing of po~ wer pack (123) after removing scrous (117)+ @ 10 Attention! Unsolder leads for operating vol- je on pover board (125), Do not remove le on motor eid Unsolder connections on rotary knob (192) and potentiomotor (191/R 33). Pull off in~ sulating tube. Unscreu conplete bearing pillar (147) and remove togothor with uasher (148), Remove cam uheel (144), Se careful uith bell (136) in'gtop bar (164). Remove internediete pla- te (137). Undo hex nuts (75) and the three machine screus. Lift motor (5) and make sure that ‘the cofnacting leads and the thernistor are routed in the chassis recessed. Remove the motor. Slide the insulating tube over the connecting leads. Place motor in origina: carton for return shipment. Remove motor from packing, pull off insulat= ing tube. Uhen inserting the motor on the mounting board (21) eneure that the lead outlet hole faces the pouer pack (123). Now, refit motor and other dieassombled parts in reverse order to that described Under "Removal", Attention: To prevent deformation of the ‘Shorting springs the camuneel (144) should not be Fitted in 0 position, Make eure that the pin of main lever (154) 18 engaged in the Quideuay of the camuheal (144), Arter assembly fit knob (44) complete with Pin in midposition. Suitch on unit and check current consumption on operation. 220 U/S0 Hz approx. 18 ma 417 V/60 Hz approx. 35 ma Using control (R 21) eet nominal speed 45 xpm (check by means of a strobe disk), using control (# 22) set nominal speed 33, 1/3 rpm. Run in for approximately 5 mi~ nutes and, if necessary, correct speed. Hote: It is advisable subsequently to carry aut brief check of all unit Tunctions Stroboscope Accurate setting of the platter speeds 38 1/3 and 45 rpm can be checked during play with the aid of the strobescope. Uben the platter (3) ie rotating at exactly 331/53 or 45 rpm the lines of the strovos~ cope appear to stand otill. If the lines move in the direction of rotation of the platter, the platter speed is too high. IF the 1ings nove backwards, the platter is rotating nore slouly than ths nominal speed. Adjustmant of platter speods 33 1/3 and 45 rpm is carried out seperately with the "patch" knobe (44),It can happen that the etroboscope lince appear to move slightly although the exact peed setting with straboscope lines sta- tionary has not been altered. This apparent contradiction is explained by the fact that the electronic central drive motor operates fully independently of line frequency uhilst the only relatively accurete line frequency of the AC current supply is used for spead measurement with the light stroboscops. The constantly detectable fluctuations of line frequency by + 2 % (according to the infor~ mation of the electricity supply companies) brief frequency Fluctuations up to 1 % are possible ~ only effect the strabascope in. dication and can causo the lines to "ender" though the platter speed is as constant and absolutely accurate as before. Strobe markings are provided on the outer edge of the platter ‘or 50 and 60 Hz line Frequencies. To replace glow Lemp (103) remove machine: serous (105) and renova strobe cover (104). Pitch Controt Each of the tuo standerd speeds 33 1/3 and 45 rpm can be varied by approximately 10 %. The variable speed control (R 33) located in tho voltage divider ie adjusted by turn= ing the pitch control knob (44). By this means the oporation amplifier is altered and the motor speed accordingly. ‘Adjusting the nominal speed Using knob (44) bring the variable speed control (191) into midposition. Nominal speed 33 1/3 rpm using R 22 control Nominal speed 45 "rpm using R 21 control Check uith strobe disk: " Fig. 10 Pitch controlTonearm suspension a ‘Tonearm and Tanearm Suspension The feather-Light, extremely torsion resi- stant all-metal tonoarn is suspended in e gimbal. Suspension is by means of 4 hardened and precision polished stool pointe unich rest in precision ball bearings. Tonearn bearing Friction is thus reduced ta a mini- Bearing friction vertical = 0.007 p Bearing friction horizontal = 0.015 p as related to stylus point As a result, it ensures most favourable pick-up conditions. Before adjusting the pick-up force to suit the built-in pick-up Cartridge the tonearm is balenced with the scale set to zero. Coarse adjustment is carried eut by moving the ueight uith the stem (51), the subsequent fine adjustment by turning the weight The balance weight is designed so that pick up cartridges having a deadueight of 4.5 ~ 10 g can be balanced. It takes the form of @ double anti-resonator thus absorbing the vibration energy in the range of tonearm and chassis resonance. For this purpose, the inner part weight is matched to the tonearm 2 rosonance and thue acts ae anti-resonator by means of antiphase vibration. The outer part of the belence weight taking the form Of a higher balanced anti-resonator pravents transmission of partially occurring chassis resonance to the tonearm, The tracking force is adjusted by turning the graduated spring housing (S58) incor- poraling «coil spring, The scale hes. mar Linge fer-a°eonge’ of adjustnent, trom 0" to 30'an (0 to 3p) hich permit accurate ade JOstmost of the tracking Forces One gred= dation inthe rangerof 2-78 aN (Bed. = 1.5 p) corresponds to 1 mN (0.1 p), in the Tange of 152 30 ma (tes So) e208 aw (6°85 8). flomoval_of tonesen (50 fron bearing frame 1, Secure unit in repair jig. Remove ueight (51) unscrew fixing screu (54), Sot tracking force scale to zero, 2. Move unit into head position. Remove screening plate (133), Unsolder tonearm fon muting suitch (131). 3. Move unit into normal position. Turn both mounting scrous ~ SU 4.5 - (55) counterclockwise to the stop of the bear- ing frame (53). Attention! Observe the bayonet mounting. Sige tonearm (50) rearvarde and remove it Upuards fron the bearing frame. For installation proceed in the reverse or- der. Renovel of tonearm assembly vith tonearn Bearing Proceed as follous: 1, Secure unit in repair jig. Set graduated spring housing (58) to zero, Arrest tono~ arm (50). Remove weight (51). 2. Loosen tension lever (62) and bring tone- arm (50) in its highest position using knob (64). Fasten tension lever (62). Bring knurled ring (66) in position "3", 3. Turn unit upside doun. Remove acreening plate (133). Unsolder tonearm leads on the muting auitch. 4, Remove machine screu (217), hex nut (218) and fillister head screu (70). Also re- move transition plate (268) and guard plate (2195. Unscrew machine screw (232) and holding spring (231). 6. Hold tonearm (50) and unscrew pin (214). Untock tonearm ($0) and remove it car fully. Uhen installing the tonearm complete usth suspension, proceed in reverse order con= sidering the follouing points: Place presoure spring (39) on axle of frane (38). Both axles of bearing (56) should align segment (230) accurately. Trane (36) should not contact cover (73) after tighten= ing bolt (214). Mount holding spring so that it'does not contact the setting plate uhen moving the tonearm (50). Replacing spring housing (58) Remove tonearm (50) from bearing frame (53) te dosctibed above, Loosen Lock nut, (48) and threaded pin (43). Unscreu_beering screw (60), Lire bearing franc (53). Remove. spring housing (58) and washer. (59). Unen install ing note that the helical. spring. catches tho bearing frame, Slide in ueaher (59) and tighten bearing screu. (60). Reinstall tone ate (50), Set Searing play as described be= fog veing threaded pin’ (48) and tack nut ‘Adjusting the Tonearm Bearing Firet balance tonearm exactly. Soth bearings must have slight, just perceptible play. The horizontel tonearm bearing is correctly ad justed uhen at anti-skating settings "0. and being touched it slides in without 5 sistance. The Vertical tonearm bearing is correctly adjusted uhen it evings in after being touches. The play of the horizontal tonearm bearing should be adjusted uith threaded pin (37), the play ef the vertical tonearm bearing with threaded pin (49). Vertical Tonearm Controt After Loosening the tension Lever (62) the tonearm can bo shifted vertically uithin the Fange of approximately & nn by tdening knob, (ea). Uhen’ turning kno (e4) the pivoe com (223) is moved thus shifting the cue con- trol aasembly (210) and the tonearm bearing (58) vertically. this device is used to main= tain the vertical tzecking angie of the pick= Up cartridge independent fronite height (istence betueen the mounting level sf the cartridge and stylue tip). the vertical tacking angle is properly adjusted ~ vith the etylue tip on the recerd chen the tone arn is’exactly paralleled to it. To check for correct edjustaent proceed as follow Disconnect unit plug from pouer Line. cor~ Pectly balance tonesrm and adjust tracking force: Put a 30 cm record on tho platter. Nou, lover tho stylue on the run-out groove Using the cue contro. Check setting, correct if necessary, Tighten tension lever (62) clockwise. Operate cue control ( 2 ) and bring back tonearm manuel- ly on the rest. Lower cue control ( £ ). Eénnact unit piug to power lino, For automa tie edjustnont of the mechonical gear and the shuteof? mechanism the unit should be started for the fizet tine uith tho tonearm locked. 13 Adjustment Points Knob (64) should not be movable uhen ten= Sion lever (62) is tightened, Adjustment Gan be made after Loosening machine screw (225)" ane siiding or shifting adjustment plate (229). Fig. 13 ‘Anti Skating Device To compensate for skating force use the knurled ring (65). Tho asymmetric cam plate (68) displaces the skating lever (237) from the tonearm pivoting point. The anti-skating force is transmitted to the segment (230) and to the tonearm (50). Optimum adjustment is carried out at the yorks for atyli uith a tip radius of 15 (conical), 5/6 and 18/22 um (elliptical), and CO 4-cartridges. Any alteration can only be carried out with the aid of a Oual-Skate-O-Meter and a test record and should only be done by an autho rized service station.Recheck as follows: Balance tonearm (50) correctly. Set knurled ring to 0, The tonearm should remain at any desired point uithin its turning range. the hole of the skating lever (237) should be in alignment ith the center line of the tone- ares Adjustment ts nade by the eccentric puliey {E) uhich is accessible through the hole in the installation plate (21) betueen the knurled ring (66) and tho tonearm mount= ing plate (71). See fig. 14. The set knurled ring to "0.5". The tonearm should now smoothly rotate from the platter center to its rest. Tonearm Control Automatic movement of the tonearm is ini- tiated by the control cams on the inside of the cam wheel (144) on rotating through 3609. The control elements for raising ané Louering are the control Lever (184), the main lever (156) and the lift pin (47), For horizontal movement of the tonearm control Lover (154), tha main lover (156), the coupling plate (233) and the spring pin of the’ segnent (238), The automatic set-doun point is designed for 30'cm and 17 om records and coupled to the platter speed changeover. Fig. 15 Cus control i 133° 162 13 BS BO _230 Limitation of the horizontal movement (set- Goun point) of tha tonearm is produced by the pin of segment (230) contacting the stop (saa) attached to the side ber (246). Only during set~doun does main lever (156) Tift the elide bar (24s) and the stop (383) attached to it unich, ase result, moves. ine to the suivel range of the stop pin ritted on segment (230). On completion of set-doun (ousting of the tonearn onto the record) slide bar (246) Teleased again and re~ tune to ite neutral positions Ae a roault, stop (189) moves out of the suivel renge of the stop pin (F) a0 that unimpeded movement of the tonearm is possible for playing. 14 (Cue Controt By moving the lever (201) foruard ( 2) litt can (203) rotates. The slide bar (246) con ected to it trananits thie movement to the Lift"pin (213) (via the componsating can) uhich’ then raises the tonearn. As a result, the cue control pormits set- doun of the’ tongarm at any desired point. The slide bar (245) is released by moving the cue control lever rearuards (2). Ae a result of the action of compression spring (212) iirt pin (213) is returned to neutral position and thus lovere the tonaarn. Lover {ing of the tonearm is danped by silicone oi] invthe 1ift tube. The height of the etylue above the record can be varied by turning adjusting acreu (44). Tuning bush (207) to "DM reduces the louering speed, turning the bush to "25>" increases the louering speed. The distance between the record and the sty= 1us can be variod by sot scrou (40). It should be approx. 3 to 5 mm, Replacement of Cue Control Pate Replace cue control plate (210) as follous: 1. Fix unit on repair Jig and lock tonearm, Ranove eight (50). Turn unit upeide doun. Loosen tension lever (62), bring tonearm in its lowest position using knob (64). 3. Set knurled ring (65) of the antivskat~ ing device to position "3". 4, Remove machine scrou (217), pox-nut (218) anc fillister head screw (0). Remove teangition slate (268) and guard plate (213), S, Remove safety ueeher (152) and axle (161). Also renova main lever (156) and com= pression spring (155). Remove countersunk acreus (234) and coup- Lig plate (233). Loosen safety uasher (222), then turn t sereu (40) until slide’bar ie ro- eased. Place slide bar (245) complete vith bearing (211) beside the bearing pin.©. Remove compensating cam (226) and com pression spring (225). 9. Undo pin (214), Turn bush (207) to" *. Remove cue control plate (210) from cam (223). The turn until the bush (207) fite the recesa of the mounting plate (128) s0 that the cue control plete (210) can be removed, For installation proceed in reverse order. Adiustment points 8) Disconnect unit plus from pouer Line (raine)s ove Lover (74) to, "atazt™ po sition, Rotate platter (4) until. the to~ near hes reached its, highest position. The distance betueen the lover edge of the pick-up head” (2?) and the rest (41) should be approxinately 3mm. Adjust by turning bush (206) (Lg. 17). b) Disconnect unit plug from pouer Line. Lock tonearm (50). Move Lever (74) 80 Netart" position, Rotate platter (4) and observe shaft pin (258) of the coupling plate (233); The ouide lever (258) on the Bain lever (156) should just tousn the chart pin or just move if by 0.1 mn (ad justable by satting machine sctau (130) (igre): Starting Change lever (174) is rotated uhen the left control lever is turned to "start", This results in the folloving function being ini~ tiated. The control arm (170) connected to change lever (174) operates the pouer switch uhich starts the motor (5) rotating. Simultencous- ly, paul coupled to the change lever (178) bya tension spring engages and retains it in this position. The change lover (178) presses the shut-off lever (142) touard the dogs on the motor pinion and thue cauera the camuhsel (144) to rotate. The paul then moves daflection Tever (139) into eterting position. After fitment and each time after transport the unit should be started once with the to- nearm locked for automatic adjustment of the mechanical gear. Adjustment points: 4) Place unit upside doun. Disconnect pouer Line plug until detent (164) 18 secured. Slightly move cam (144) out of position, The play betueen the detent (164) and pin (8) should be about 0.3 mm (see Fig. 21). Correct getting by bending suitch arm section (L5). b) Disconnect unit plug from power line. Place unit upside doun. Operate control lever (74), Rotate motor. The pousr suitch (105) shoule operate shortly be~ fore the change lever (178) catches. Ad~ justment should be made by turning eccentric pulley "E". ©) Tonearm (50) should louer the stylus exactly on the lead-in groove. The ad— justment screu is accessible through the hole betueen control lever (74) and the cus control. The adjustment screv should be either turned clockuise of counter clockwise, 15 [a er 187 169 233 235 153152 4) The change lever (174) should bring de~ flection lever (139) into the start po- sition. Adjustment can be made by alight bending of change lever section (u). 3 gaaManual Start The detent (164) coupled to control ern (170) engages the pin in the chassis uhen the tonearm is moved inuards by hand and req tains the tonearm in this position (Fig. 21). The power suitch is operated by the control arm and thus the platter starts to rote After reaching the run out groove of the played record return of the tonearm and Shutcorf of the unit take place autonatical~ ly. If, on the other, the tonearm is lifted off the record before playing is comple and is moved onto the rest by hand, the pin Of the segment disengages the detent (164) So that the control arn is returned to its Starting position. As a result, the pouer suitch shute off the pouer supply. Adjustment point Extract pover plug. Turn unit upside doun. fove tonearn inuards. Pouer suiten shoula Doluch safely. Correct. adjustment by bending Control arm (i) ‘topping Uhen control lever (74) is set to "atop" po~ Sition the change Lever (174) is turned an- fi-clockuise. The deflection lever (139) re: maing in its stop position. Muting switch To prevent disturbing noises during automa- tic operation of the tonearm the unit is fitted uith e muting ouitch. Control of the suitch springs for both channels is effected by the camsheel. With the unit in neutral state the short circuit of the pick-up leads is eliminated. Adjustment point In neutral position the distance betueen contact springs should be about 0.3 nm. Correct by elightly bending contact springs Continuous automatic play The continuous aytomatic play is operated by turning knob (72) to "CO". Suitch bracked 242) is actuated by knob (72). Suitch rod 241) keeps change lever (174) in start po- sition, After playing the record the tone Fig. 20 Muting Suitch ZESSS A= XN arm returne automatically to the lead-in groove of the record. The record will be Blayec again, This procedure will be repeated Until cancelled by pushing control lever 'gtop" or turning knob (72) to po- A join: @ring turning knob (72) to "oo" position, The play between the eccentric pulley (E) ang charge Lever (174) shoula be 0.1 to O13 mm, Adjust by bending the suitch rod (241) (rig: 19). Fig. 21 —170 184 Defect Tonearm head not parallel to platter. couse Seat of tonearm head on the tonearm tube hee changed during transit, Remedy Renove platter. Insert screudriver through the hole in the cheseis mounting plate. Blign tonearn head end retighten screw (Fig. 22). Fig. 22 16Shutoff Operation The Functions of autonatic set-doun and shuteotf are determined by the position of the deflection Laver (139), The deflection lever (139) is only moved out of stop po- sition during starting by the change’ Lever (i745, Initiation of shutaort artes playing the record is brought about by the doo (MH) Gf the notor pinion and eho stutrort foves (442), The shut~oft Lever (142) is guided onto the dog by the movement of the toneace unen Playing the record uith the aid oF the shut= oft baz (182) propertionats to tho groove ited, The eccentricaliyemauntad Joo forces the nuteof? lover (142) back vith each se volution es long ae the advance of the, tos neazm only amounts to the Uisth of ons groove (rig 20a). Only the run-out groove vith ite increased Toad guides the shutsoft Lover (142) onto the 9j ato higher Fate oo that tne shue= oft lever ts piekec up and moved slong (rig. 242). The cenuhecl (448) is thus no- ved Gut of zero position into engagement uith the motor pinion (rig. 18 cf. Adjustment point Uith the eccentric pully "S" on segment (230) ‘the shut-off point can be varied. Fig. 23 Shut-off operation Detect Cause Stylus slips out of a) Tonearm is not bo~ playing groove lancea b) Tonearm tracking force is too lou ©) Anti-akating getting incorrect 4) Stylus tip uorm or chipped @) Excessive bearing Friction in tone= arm bearing P) Steet ball (136) of shut-off bar (182) missing 9) Friction of dog of segment (230) in guide piece (215). (Segment shifting uhen to- noarm is in stop position for 30 om records.) 7 MR OM 142 143: 182 Remedy a) ») e) f) a) Balance tonearm Adjust tracking force to the value stated by the cartridge manufacturer Correct anti-skating settin: Renew atylus ° Check tonearm b necessary rings and re-adjust if Renew steel ball (136), Bend holding spring (231) or check ad~ justment points "b* (Fig, 18, page 15).Detect Tonearn does not sot doun at the edge of the record Tonearn does not set= gown or sets-doun too quickly after operating cue con~ trol lever (201) Vertical tonearm mo~ vament shous resi- stance during set- doun Tonsara returns to rest after manual aat-doun innediately after the platter starts to turn Tonearm moves uith tracking force and anti-skating scale ip 0 position a) outuards b) invards During automatic operation tonearm disturbing noises are perceptible No reproduction. The short circuit of the pick-up leads is no Longer being elinix nated Motor does not shut- off uhen tonearm sets doun on rest Acoustic feedback Cause a) Record size set- ting incorrect b) Tonearm set-doun point is incor= Fectly set. e) Set ecreu (40) maladjusted. b) Damping excessive or toa lou by contamination of the silicone oil Excessive friction of Lift pin (213) in guide tube Position of shut= orf has altered dur- ing transport of the unit a) Anti-skating 4 vice out of ad= justment b) Excessively tight tonearm leads produce @ torque Muting suitch out of adjustment. The distances between the slide springs and the short cir- cuit strips on the muting suitch are excessive. Distance betuaen the slide springs and the short circuit stripe on the muting euiteh is absent or insufficient Suppression capaci~ tor (111) in pouer guitch is defective (short circuit) a) Chassis comp nonts (2, g. also connecting leads) b) Connecting leads are too tight 18 Remedy a) Carry out necessary adjustment uith the control lever (74). b) Set control lever (74) to "33". The ad- justment screu becomes visible through. the hole detueen the control lever (74) and the cue cantral. Turn adjustment. sereu either clockuise or anti-clockuis: ) Adjust set screw (40) for 3 - 5 mm cue control height. b) Using turning bush set for (35) or (>). If necessary, remove cue control plate {210};"ae déccribec on page 14 and also Fonove shaft pin (204) onthe Lift pin 1278)> Gaanoc’ (205), adjustment slosve, {ho aécond seshor (205): Remove Litt pin. Clean lift tube and lift pin. Smear lift pin evenly vith “Uecker Silicone O12 Rx"360 000" Roaasomble components. See above (b) After fitment and auch time after transport the unit should be started once with tone- arn secured for automatic adjustment of au- tomatic shut-off. a) Adjust skating lever (see p. 13/14) b) Slacken tonoarm leads By bonding the short circuit strips. Adjust- mont ie correct uhen, with the camuheel in neutral position, the distance betueen the slige springs and the short circuit strips fan the muting suitch is approx. 0.3 mm. Spray contact springs uith preservative (e.g. Kontakt 61) and check adjustment of short circuit strips. By adjusting the short circuit strips. Ad~ GUstmant is correct hen, uith the camuh in neutral position, tha’ distance betueen the slida eprings and the short-circuit gtrips on the muting suitch is epprox. 0.3 an, a Feneu suppression capacitor in pouer suitch (10,000 pF/700 Vv) 2) Line up cutout in accordance uith data in fitting instructions. Move loads. b) Slacken or lengthen cableFig. 25 Pick-up Connection Diagran fight channel 4) with miniature plug 5-pin rant channel Q, red loos ! 1 tet chanoet | wit ead connection Hl plate I ' 1) with phono plug 1 I I | 4k } bck sahite (ved) (yellow) bck ‘ht channel lot channel ves white Moss right channel Mas ltt channe seen bie ‘Tonearm hesd ‘Spring contacts berween plug-in cartridge head and tonearm ica vw tne ve seot gone ce a Gy er ieatae 19Replacement Parts Pos. | Part. No. Discreption aty. 1 220 213 | Centering disc 2 238 434 | Washer seette 3 239 409 | Turntable mat compl: 4 239 410 | Turntable complete uith mat. 5 239 411 | Electronic direct drive system £05 1 7 210 516 | Machine scroyM 4x8 ceeeeeeeeeeee 8 239 350 | Washer 4.2/7/1 ....-.0ttes 9 237 844 | Supporting poot 10 237 795, P: un 330 S06 | Uesner'3,2/7/008. ss mn : 12 227 402 | Flat head scrou N34 UII : 13 237 668 | Special scrov 14 239 413 | Oual emblem . 15 200 444 | Spring uasher 16 239 414 | Shipping screw complet ” 210 145 | Lock uasher 3.2 18 201 632 | Rubber washer .. 19 237 117 | Vasher ...... 20 237 118 | Lock uasher 21 239 415 | Chassis complete - 22 234 432 | Spring mount comp): {fonoase aida}") 259 416 | Spring mount compl: (Sapply unit side) 23 230 529 | Threaded piece ....... ey 24 232 842 | Compression spring (Tonearm aide) ...+ 238 556 | Compression spring (Sapply unit side). 28 200 723 | Rubber damping block ...-... 28 200 722 | Steel cup -.eeeeeeeeceee eee 27 239 417 | Tonearm head compl. er 28 234 611 | Hancle Bt 29 210 182 | Boued to 30 210 630 | Uasher 4.2/8/0.5 . a 210 197 | "c" clip Gaxs . 32 236 242 | TK 24 cartridge mount cc... 33 236 895 | Contact plate compl. ......ss 34 237 671 | Pointer “s..seeeeeceneeee 35, 237 672 | Pin 2x6 LI 36 234 635 | Lock nut. 37 230 063 | Grub crow 38 239 418 | Frame compl. 39 237 481 | Tension spring... 40 237 623 | Turning knob a4 236 911 | Tonearm rest compl. 42 210 362 | Hex nut 6M 3 so... 43 218 321 | Hex nut M10 2... 48 237 530 | Turning knob compl. 45 237 661 | Grub sereu M3 x 4 46, 239 419 | Cover front compl. °. 47 200 44a | Spring washer .....+. 48 234 635 | Lock nut .. 4 217 438 | Grub screv.. 50 239 188 | Tonearm compl. 51 239 420 | Weight compl. 52 236 160 | Supporting plate 53 239 421 | Bearing rack 54 236 051 | Clanp bolt ...1 55 234 617 | Fixing screw”. 56 239 422 | Bearing compl... 1.02 nt 87 210 475 | Machine scrou AN 3°x 5 : 38 236 907 | Saring housing compl. 59 237 363 hers... : 60 237 564 | Bearing screu an 61 237 471 | Shaft “.eeeee ee tlltlt 62 237 581 | Tension lever 2... 63. 234 303 | Compression spring 64 237 577 | Turning knob compl. 6s 210 361 | Hex nut M3 eeeeecee 66 237 618 | Knurled ring "- 67 216 867 | Boued lock washer 5.32/10" "111 68 225 176 | Curve uasher seseeseeee 69 210 361 | fiex nut HS. 70, 237 737 | Fillister head “Countersunk M3740" "t n 239 423 | TA-Plate ..eeeeeeseeee oe 2 237 544 | Turning knob compl. +. In 73 239 424 | Cover complete veseecssesececeseee 7% 237 $37 | Suitch lover : nn 75 210 366 | Hex nut oma | : 16 237 738 | Fillister head ecrou countersunk m 3x 8 20view, above chassis Fig. 26 Exploded ==. @OOE @ 6 o=—4) 2Fig. 27 Exploded view, @OQHHOD 5 OOOO © © © ©6©606HH5550 © © OOOO _ Qe: cane, Ja. 62D©\\8 ‘ sdoood @® ©00® @®Pos. | Part. No. Description oty, 101 | 237 678 | deftecting prism . : 1 102 | 237 677 | Case, lower pare n 1 103 | 225 321 | Tublar glimn Lamp ..2222222 1 104 | 237 679 | Strobe cover seeeessciiiiee 1 wos | 210 472 | Machine scrou Am’3°x 4° °2 2 10s | 233 009 | Power switch compl. . 1 107 | 200 aaa | Spring washer... sss. 1 10a | 236 335 | Slide - SIS 1 os | 233 012 | Suitch piate compl. “2222202 1 110 | 230 148 | Suitch slide ....... : 1 111 | 209 805 | Capacitor 10 nf /i000'U/10"% 1 142 | 230 296 | Tension spring s.sesseeee 1 113 | 219 200 | Snap spring SIS 1 114 | 233 010 | Cover compl. BL 1 115 | 210 498 | machine acrau W3°x 28°"! 1 116 | 210 480 | Machine scrou AN3 x 6 1. 4 117 | 213 a71 | Machine acrau self-tapping 2 118 | 210 515 | Machine acreu AN a xO vs 2 119 | 227 189 | Joining nuEM 4 .ee....ce 2 120 | 209 939 | Sleeving ....sessssssssee 2 121 | 209934 | Sleeving * i 4 122 | 223 611 | Sieoving with strain relict 2 3123 | 239 425 | Supply unit compl. ...... 1 124 | 225 058 | Pover tranarormer compl. i 125 | 229073 | Pover plate compl. .-. 1 126 209 719 | Fuse 0.125 a/250 v . 1 c si | 228 322 | Foii capacitor 68 nf/400 v/10 ¢ 1 © §2 | 224 eae | Feil Sopacttor a? nr/2s0 V/t0 ¥ 1 0 s1 | 225 247 | Silicon diode ey 183/300 ..... 1 a 51 | 225 916 | Carbon resistor 22 kohms/0,25 U/S x . 1 R 52 | 225 916 | Cerbon resistor 2.7 kohms/0.125 U/5 % 1 128 | 239 415 | Chessic complete ..... 1 129 | 210 361 | Hex nut M3) seweeeeeese 3 130 | 210 472 | Machine scrov AN 3'x 4 2 131 | 239 426 | muting Suitch ....eeee 4 132 | 227 450 | Hex nut M 2.6 : 1 433, | 227 101 | Shiela ...ce..0000 1 134 | 227 100 | Sleeve 2.222220) 1 135 | 231 979 | Coble noidar compi 4 136 | 209 358 | Ball 4.0. 1 137. | 237 511 | Internadiata p. 1 138 | 200 650 | Rubber sleave 2 139 | 237 515 | cam follover lever 1 140 | 200 522 | Toggle apring ws... 1 447 | 210 142 | Lock washer ss ..se: 1 142 | 232 608 | Shutt-orr lever’ “21! 1 143 | 232 606 | Friction plate .... 1 144 | 230 427 | Cam wheel complote 4 345 | 234 026 | Grub screv "2.5 x 4.0 1 tas | 210 145 | Lock washer .se..ee 8 147 | 227 092 | Searing pillar’ 1... 1 148 | 210 148 | Lock uashor 5... 1 149 | 210 361 | Hex nut M3 ost 3 150 210 586 | Washer 3.2/7/0 6 181 | 227 076 | Bearing bolt. 1. 1 152 | 210 145 | Lock washer 2.3 S| 8 153 | 227 080 | Searing support compiate mn 4 154 | 239 428 | Control lever complate . Bp 4 155 | 227 037 | Compression spring DD pa 186 | 237 507 | Main lover v..es Ba pa 157 | 237 555 | Tension spring. Bp oa 18a | 227 303 | Special screuN3 x 6 11.) a 159 | 237 510 | Guide lever ......... 4 veo | 210 145 | Lock washer 2.3 8 61 | 216 asa | Share... : 2 162 | 210 146 | Lock washer 3.2 5 163 | 210 352 | Hex nut BM 3"... 2 ea | 237 519 | detent ......022 1 165 | 210 536 | Uacher 31/7/0158 6 165 | 210 536 | Washer 3.2/7/0.5 6 187 | 237 439 | Grooved shart". 1 168 | 237 490 | Grooved bolt. 1 169 | 210 145 | Lock washer 2.3 8 170 | 237 491 | Suitch arm comal. 1 171 | 237 668 | Tension spring + 4 172 | 200 650 | Rubber sleeve ufo2 23Pos. | Part. Now Devcription aty. 17s | 210 147 | Lock washer 6 sees eeeses 3 ita | 237 493 | Gonteal lover asgembiy’: : 17s | #39 44a | Seneion spring’ sss. -s--! 1 176 | 200 103 | Tension spring liclo202: 1 177 | Bio tar | lock washer @ nn 3 ie | 237 aor | Stece“Teves NE tf 4 173 | 227 aa3 | Tension spring’ 2222.2 tf 4 iso | 340 47 | Lock weshes @ tf 3 tat | d4e tar | Cock uasnes 4 t] 3 faz | 237 tz | Smutorr ber 1220200001 f) 4 185 | 201 te7 | Stiding vashee 220202001 f]4 tes | 240 145 | Lock useher 2.3 f] oa tas | 239 $20 | Lock uscnes In r] 4 tae | 237 863 | Buen“ al ta1| 237 64 | Compression’ apzing’ 7.2.2! f]4 130 | 221 av2 | Tension spring f] 4 tay | 231 503 | Stop comps tf 4 130 | 231 182 | Potentioneter’ nut ; 431 | 231 100 | Fine speed sonezo2 1 132 | 337 ter | Turning kno "ss 1 133 | 237 626 | Bearing piste": 1 134 | 231 017 | Tension Spring 1 tas | 237 536 | Hennut me xt 2 13¢ | 237 370 | Start lover i 137 | 210 596 | Ussher 5.2/7/0.5 & tae | 219 362 | Hox'nut On 3. 3 tas | 219 av2 | facnine screw ; 200 | 327 030 | Suiten mentor compl: 1 201 | 237 S61 | Lover compl ; for | 210 353 | Hex'nut on 2 ; bos | 237 300 | Litt’cem ; zoe | 237 60 | Guide s-.ti2s2 1 20s | 210 463 | Lock veahor 4.5 2 doe | 219 310 | Aejustment bush ; zor | 237 S24 | Turning bush... 1 zoe | 237 61 | Lock ussher” 21. 1 30s | 237 460 | Aajustmont con HEE [4 Bio | 235 423 | Cite tube sssemiy i 211 | 237 459 | Hajustmont piste mp4 Ziz_ | 237 450 | Conprecaion epring INEEEEE | 4 21s | 237 dey | Gite pins IEEE] 4 fie | 231 46g | bin : t) 4 Bis | 237 ara | tulae f]o4 zis | 237 ozt | Machi ff 4 Zit | 237 21 | machine screu an 3 f] 4 3ia | 210 361 | Hox out ars f] 3 213. | 237 aso | Shiela ores. :] 4 220, | 237 499 | Conpzessian opting f]o4 251 | 237 490 | pivot searing f] 4 222 | 240 14s | Lock vesner 2.3 t] 8 223 | 2ar 451 | Bivocing cam eetl0) f] 4 22a | 237 450 | Boaring’ousm 12000021 al 225 | 237 477 | Conpression spring ff 4 228 | 231 arn | Compensating can fa zer_| 231 400 | Intermediate goer fla 223 | 237 4a2 | Adjustment piste tf 4 223 | 210 400 | Machine screu AM 3°x 1 350 | 239 622 | Sognent cols, oes. i 231 | 237 475 | Holeing spring’. ; B32 | 210 472 | Machine scrouan’3'x°4 ; 233 | 239 23 | Coupling plate essonnly i Z3e | 210 331 | Countersunk sereu 2 23s | 237 47a | Gules verses i 336 | 229 cae | Veopsing 2200002 i 337 | 237 aes | Skating tower’ 2.2.2 i 235 | 218 $51 | Tension epring “<2: ; 335 | Zor tea | Adjusting washers: ; 3io | 210 tae | Cock vasner 3.2.01) $ Bar| 259 der | Uinting rover. i gaz | 231 302 | Suitonvelice 1: 1 343 | 230 363 | Coat spring. 222002 : 24a | 210 S49 | Uasnar 2.1/5/0.5 2.021 1 Bas | 210 363 | Hex nut on 2 te. 2 0000 my 4 zac | 237 S00 | Rajustment resi” 200% 1 gar | 231 S36 | Hox nue ext sc 2 zea | 231 316 | Contact piece oc ; Bas | Zar aes | Fonsion spring “22:2 ; 330 | 210 446 | Lock ueshor 2:2 3 24Pos. Part. tio. Discrap| aty 281 justment plate toa 252 pining nut - i 1 253 Pouer cable : 1 254 ANB compactor +} 2 255 Pouer cable : 1 256 Cyneh plug black’. D]2 Cynch plug unite <. DIDI [2 258 Pick-up lead compl. with’ Cynch’ plug i 239 Pick-up lead compl. sssessessenseses 1 260 Flat connector slecve Inn 3 261 Miniature plug 1 262 Hox nut M3. 2 263 Foothed uasher 2 264 hield o i 268 RCA-type sack i 266 Machine screu MS x 6 2 267 Rubber oleove seeeeeeessee 3 268 Intermediate shim i 269 Vasher 3.2/7/0.5. a Hardyare for cartridge moun eee Mounting instructions... + wee Operating instructions oe Operating instructions UAP ae Packing carton 721 complete oe Packing carton CS 721 ws.+ n reserved! Lubricating Instructions All bearing and friction pointe of the unit are ade- quately lubricated at the dorks. Replenishment of oil and Fea: only necessary after aproximately 2 yaars of normal use of the record player as the most important bearing paints (motor bea~ Tings) have sintered matal bushes. Bearing paints and friction faces should be lubricated sparingly rather than gene- Uhen using different Lubri- cante, chemical decomposi- tion can often take pl: To prevent lubrication fai- lure we recommend using the original lubricants stated below. The follouing Lubri- eante should be used for Subsequent lubrication: AX Saker Silicone 011 WN ak 300 G00 AX Bigg scone BX oreoDual Gebriider Steidinger - 7742 St.Georgen/Schwarzwald