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TRANSISTOR RADIO
SECTION
602 CHASSIS
MODELS 521 528
Under normal operating conditions, battery life Batteries listed above are volt, "C" size flash-
11/2
may be in excess of 1000 operating hours. light batteries.
Batteries deteriorate more rapidly in excessive
heat. Therefore, do not leave this set on or near REMOVING THE CHASSIS
a radiator or other source of heat. Also note that all
batteries will run down with age even when not in 1. Remove Tuning knob and Volume control
CHASSIS 6T2 use. it is recommended that all batteries be replaced
when reception becomes weak, muffled or distorted.
knob by working them forward and off the
shaft.
or radio fails to operate. 2. Open cover on rear of cabinet.
TRANSISTOR PORTABLE IMPORTANT! Run-down batteries should be
removed IMMEDIATELY because the chemical 3. Remove the battery case.
MODEL COLOR CHASSIS action iltside the cells will cause some batteries to 4 On the front of the cabinet, loosen the two
leak when they are worn out. The acid which leaks Phillips head screws adjacent the tuning shaft.
from a run-down battery may damage parts of the
521
Golden set or the cabinet because of its corrosive action. 5. Loosen the hex slut that secures the Volume
Charcoal 6T2 control to front of case.
Batteries listed below, or an equivalent substitute
may be used. Hold the printed circuit board while removing
528 Turquoise 6.
Burgess General the two screws and hex nut, to prevent damage.
1 914
Eveready '935 Ray -O -Vac 1LP 7. Gently lift the circuit board from within cabinet.
PARTS LIST
RESISTORS CAPACITORS MISCELLANEOUS CHASSIS PARTS
Sym. Description Part No - Sym, Desertptlon Part No. Description Part No.
m R4 660 C30 8.2 mmf, 500 volts, ear. dise,, Nut, Hex, 49-32 (mounts Volume
n
RS
R6
R7
470 h,
130 ,000hm ohms,
4,700 omshmº,
t5 watt ............... .....60B 8-401 C31A 272.3 m
NPOm temp.
ax. ant.
cati(.
C31B 102.1 mmff, meut. ose.) gang ...6SB
....__............83D 30-131
663
controls ..._........2A 2-69T1
Palnut, y.-23 (mounts Handle to
case)tenn._.._ ................._._2A 6-12-Tí
RS 2.200 ohms, iA wntt..._ ................60B Ringirrer. Nut (antenna ceRandl..__.....15A 1611
SPECIFICATIONS R9 24.000 ohms, +i wat 1, 5%............606
3-222
T-243
Ring. Retaining, Antenna Handle
R10 2,00,700 ohms, wnti ......................60B riangular)
CIRCUIT: Superhetrodyne using six transistors and RII 1,000 ohms. t4 w aftL .....................60B 3-102
5-272
COILS, TRANSFORMERS, Etc. ..._._......SA 25-20

RI2 Screw
two germanium diodes. Figure 1. Rear View of Sel, Cabinet Back Open. 3,900 ohms, F wat ....................606 8-392 3)m. Description Part No-
Aent
BHM mfg.
FREQUENCY RANGE: Standard broadcast band.
R13
R/i
220 ohms, 4 -watí .........................80H 3-221
3,900 ohmº, 5< w at [........._........60H 3-392
LI
L2
ntenna, Rod .............._......_.......69B 225-3
Coll, ...... e .............69B 223-2
11 2° H...
ít6-32 x YA HHSTS PH ((or mtg.
_.. 1C 185-328-70
(or._
535 to 1600 KC. IMPORTANT: When installing batteries R20 24,000 ohms, 'h watt, 6%............60B 5-243
L3 Coll, Antenna Adjustment ..._..69B 224-1 7R" coUer to antena casel....lA 56-10-n
Tl Transformer, 1st IF ....................72C 190-4 FHSTS PH (tar mfg. antenna
POWER SUPPLY: This receiver is operated from
refer to figure 2, or the diagram on the bat- R21 5,600 ohs .........60H S -S62 T2 Transformer, .......... M Hanalei 201-3-70
R22 ,000 oh at ........608 3.102
power supplied by eight, 11/2 volts, "C" size,
tery case, to retake sure the batteries are being R23 100 ohms, ......,.60B 8-101
T3
T1
Transformer, 3rd IF ....................02C 190-8
Transformer, Driver .. .... 061
Socket, ConeTransistor ............_......._.._._ß7B 63-4
Spring, Cone (battery ease)......__._.__ IA 133
flashlight batteries. installed in the case properly. When installing R24 3,200 ohms .........BOB 8-822 TS Transformer, Output .._............Part of Ml Spring, Latch (Bolo Antenna)..__ .__13S5 193
cap on case, check the diagram again to make
R25
R26
10
10
ohms,
ohms, ..
.........60B 8-100
...- 606 3-100
6(I Spanker,
output
i'
PId (Includes
,former 05í............08C 145-2
Washer, Spring. Antenna Havtlle......_4A 3-20
Washer, Flat. Antenna Handle. ......_.._4C 1-129-71
ANTENNA: Built -In Ferro -Scope (iron core). R27 2,500 ohms, introl ( in- peckei. 3yc" Pill .......................Tß6144-1
sure the cap is not reversed. ides f[ h 61)........TSC 25-9
612
Sl Switch O(f-0n ................._.........Part o( R7f
SPEAKERS: 4" PM and 31/2" PM. R
R3030
1,000 ohms,
5,200 ohms,
...................BOB 8-t02
...........60B 8-822
CABINET PARTS
WASNING t INSi1lL BAIiFAIES EAAC1lY A$ $I 1131 3,900 ohms, ..........80B 8-392 Description Part No.
ADIAY
BE BANASEB /OSIIIOX BAIIEXY
R32 000 ohms, TRANSISTORS AND DIODES wntenna tete (wan eyelecì
BATTERY REPLACEMENT (ASE YIIX OY IOP IXS1All BA IFA CApS YACIXA IX INE
Open the cabinet by pulling with the fingers on

OIAENIOAS SNOXX.AEIXAYOX BAIIEAY XUSI BE RifO IX10 AE1510í OX OOYEA R33 2,
proa.
ohms,
i ..... _..608 3-222
Sym.
Ql
Description Part No,
Com'erier, PNP translator ...._..2N14o
Antenna vx
Hlack, Modelº 521 and 528
Hiack. Models 52l antl 5^5....... ..........33D 234-6
..................A583í-2
the top rear surface of the cabinet back This re-

leases the internal spring catch mechanism allowing ¡
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CAPACITORS
Description Part No.
Q2
Q3
Q4
QS
1st IF, PNP transistor ...........2N139
2nd PNP transistor
Driver, PNP transistorr ......22212
Output, PNP translator .. ....22217
22406
Bearing Sleeve. Roto
camnet (lean narrate. escutcheon
and grill
Toldene)Charmai, Model 523...
253
.34E 133-I
the cabinet back to swing down on its hinges. The
batteries are Located inside the long cylindrical
_ ig+t ^ iR_+t Cl
C2
.Ol m(, 600
.005 m(, 500
vlts,
voolte,
..65D 30-41
...65D 10-152
Q6
CCRS
Output. PNP translator
AGG, Crystal Diode ....
Detector. Crystal
.....22210
.... 1N29á
TLMluoise, Model
Eºcufchean (mounts on ea0lnet
52S......
front.
34E 332
.....658 45-6 RZ Diode ..- .....12295 around- the Iront spanker grinel.._23D 314-1
plastic case, at bottom of cabinet. The battery JOEIIEA CAPS/J 110SI11YE IEAXIXAl1 ......65B 45-6 I( either QS or QB needs replacing, order two Grille, Speaker fats on cabinet
.65B 45-0 replacement transistors and specify that they front) 36B 93-1
case is held in position by two spring clamps. Re- ..... 65B 45-6 area "Matched Peir". Handle Afll(, Tongue
Figure 2, Battery Case, showing Correct Method for ......68H 48-6 Black, Models 521 and 525.......__..... 33D 231-2
move the battery case from the cabinet by grasping
Installing Batteries, ......OSB 45-6 Handle Hal[, Groove
it between the thumb and fingers and pulling it ......65H 45-6 MISCELLANEOUS PARTS 33D 234-4
free of the spring clamps. Use caution when pull- ......BSH 45-6 Knob. Volnme control (wren
Deaniptton Part No, ring)
ing out the case to prevent undue strain on the two WARNING: TURNING SET ON EITHER .....65D 6-136 Battery Case End Cap (bottom) .33C 223 2 "V.7slov
Tray. Moaeu Sz1 ana
wire leads connected to the cap. AFTER INSTALLING THE BATTERIES ........BSD 8.338
flattery Case End Cap (top; wRh
Íttery ÁS350
Knob, TUning (with campresslon ring)
Chrome ana Models 321
clear,
To remove the batteries, first remove the cap WRONG, OR REVERSING THE CAP CAN Battery Csae,
Case, Tubular (with eDringe)..A3338 ana Szs r._ ....... ...._._._37A 259-5
PERMANENTLY DAMAGE THE TRANSIS- ........BTII 32-6-d Bearing Plate (Roto Antenna) 15A 1610 , Lat. Plunger. Roto Antenna 27A 254
from the case by pulling back the two cap retaining ........806 32 Clip, Haftery Case Mounting 13A 10-13 Sleeve, Aandle Mounting 2TÁ 256
TORS AS WELL AS OTHER PARTS OF ........87H 35-6 Handle Lnieh Plate Stud, Fasfenieg (mounts handle
springs and lifting off the cap. Invert the open end ........87H 32-10 is to case with handle,- 15B 1607 halves) ........_...._ ..................................2TÁ 253
of the case a few inches over a table or any con- THE RADiO. If radio does not play after ..........BSD 10-3T
Nut* Hex,
lo
3y-24
antnna)
(tor mfg- Handle
..........................................2A 2-T0-71
guppnrí Printed Circuit Bosrd ..............ISA 1814
Support, PHntetl Circuit BOard............15A íT41
venient surface. This allows the batteries to slide installing new batteries, turet off immediately,
out of the case. The case holds eight "C" size bat- and check for improper battery installation.
teries, four in each section. This size battery is
When inserting the buttery case in the clips
commonly used in flashlights and is readily avail- in the cabinet, tip the case up at a slight angle
able at drug and hardware stores. to insure proper cloture of cabinet back.
©John P. Rider CHASSIS 6T2

CHASSIS 6T2
CHASSIS 612
MODELS 521 528
ANTENNA
R00 O Tl 2
N295
ElAZTOR
211140 WI'
ADJ.
CONVERTER
lìr
VOLTAGE DATA figures 3 and 4 with the schematic diagram for
DC voltages shown measured with no signal, circuit tracing as well as voltage and resistance
using fresh batteries. readings.
Volume control at minimum; dial set a low Refer to Service Manual S559, available from
frequency end. your Admiral distributor. for further general service
l_
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All readings made between transistor socket and repair information of printed circuit wiring.
illa
-/I.RY
Iry terminals and B plus (ground).
T«A/ I9 All An
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ADD
E16M
I-Il1Y. All voltage readings are negative. CLEANING CABINET
900 TOS OH iT0 zoo TOS 1000 6000
SY 11
ÌÓ09
'Ilty
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A7IEAIFS To clean the cabinet use a mild solution of soap
or detergent and lukewarm water. Apply the solu-
8-UNE TROUBLE SHOOTING HINTS tion with a soft rag or sponge. Squeeze out
CC LI
NOTES: EI To simplify circuit tracing, as well as locating thoroughly before applying to avoid any excess
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IF/51A
211217
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IRANSIS OVIEASOCEEIW 2N406 and identifying individual circuit components, refer water from coming in contact with any of the elec-
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4 to figures 3 and 4. Figure 4 is a photograph of trical parts. Rub the surface thoroughly with the
VC"' 1Y
''T the circuits components as they appear in their solution. Wipe with a damp cloth, and then wipe
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MESS /ARS
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exact physical location. Figure 3 refers to the foil

OIRERWISE SPECIFIED. C20
dry with a dry cloth.
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All vines.
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NOT USED 0Y
AYR A05/ORA[ '0Dr. side of the printed wiring board. Schematic symbols
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a e is0 illustrate what appears in approximately the same CAUTION: Never use carbon tetrachloride,
acetone, naphtha, alcohol, gasoline, or any com-
OF
BOTTOM VIEW
TI,T2 li7
position on the reverse side of the board Use mercial cleaning fluids for cleaning the cabinet.
DSCILLItTOR COR
-COLLECTOR
O
BABE B TYPE (MP)
EMITTER
CODES
COLOR
íl- TElLOY
li-CPEEN SPEAKERS DISCONNECTED FROM T5 SECONDARY
TRANSISTOR SYMBOL
B- T0J 5
WHITE BLUE f RED BLACK B+
T4 c.r. __CFL-7y B -BUSS
OE
- -*Ire -T1;:L_S
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE IRED
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CR2 T3
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Fresh batteries should be used when making an alignment. Use lowest setting of signal generator capable of produc-
ing adequate indication on lowest scale of output meter.
R24
.,
II1
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1
R6
5
C6'
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Set Volume control full on. Lt1 atlllal 12 --+

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Use non-metallic alignment tool for IF transformers.
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Connect output meter across speaker voice coil. Refer to "figure 4" for location of alignment points. c L
4
R22
T R23
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R20
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Connection of Signal Receiver Gang Adjustment B "V

+ L
+
Step Signal Generator Generator Adjustment SI OFF-ON'
Frequency Setting Description R2NK
--
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wAt V:ÒI
R31 1
Radiated Signal ` C2O UME
VOLR27.
- _B CONNOR GROUND
Loop of several turns of wire, or place
generator lead close to receiver for 455 KC
Gang fully 2nd IF 0 " AO,
®and
1 open 1st IF for maximum output Figure 3. View of Printed Wiring Board. NOTE: Gray a represents printed wiring:
adequate signal pickup. block symbols and lines represent components and wring on opposite side. '
2 Same as "Step I". 1620 KG

Gang fully Oscillator a for maximum R21 C20 R27 CII R15 R9 RI1 C8 72 R7 2NI39 631 c2 3423
open Trimmer output C21 \\ SI \R21 =, CI9 CI8 RIO CO O R8 c/16295 2NI40 C31Á O
3 Same as "Step 1". 1400 KC
Tune in on § Antenna ® for maximum R22
\ \
generator signal Trimmer output 2N217

OR
4 Same ae "Step I". 600 KC
Tune in n
generator signal
§ Antenna Peaking
Coil
® for maximum
output
2N 406
R23
5 Repeat "Steps 2 and 3" until no further increase in output is obtained.
2N217 C318
If sufficient signal cannot be injected by this means, connect the signal generator "hot" lead to the R30
fixed plates on the tuning gang) and the ground "cold" lead to the gang frame (ground).
mixer'etator plates (large
74
C2 C30
Remove chassis to make adjustments on IF transformers.
C23 CI
Fasten chassis into cabinet before performing "Step 2".
R24 R26 L3
R29 10295 73 R12 CIO R5 2N139 C5 R6
§ Make adjustment for maximum output. Then try to increase output further by "rocking" the signal generator frequency
trol slightly while making the adjustment. con- 2N217 R25 R14 CI7 O R13 CI3 R4 C6 C4 C12 LJ R32
Figure 4. Top View of Chassis Showing Ports Location.
©John F. Rider
Emerson Radio
PRELIMINARY SERVICE NOTE
NOVEMBER, 1958
MODEL 555
"AIL-AMERICAN"
THIS NOTE CONTAINS SUFFICIENT INFORMATION FOR BASIC
SERVICING, MORE EXTENSIVE NOTE WILL BE RELEASED SHORTLY CHASSIS 120457
GENERAL nünmeEATION
Model 555 "ALL-AMERICAN" is an all transistor, pookot-size radio, using four (4) transistors,
one (1) crystal diode, end requiring only a e1x volt battery eupply. A reflex -type amplifier circuit
ie employed. All component. are Mounted on a single etched printed circuit board which becomes acme. -
able for repair by removal of ohs cabinet -mounting screw.
Power Supply: Four 1.5V leakproof Penlight batteries, size "A -A" RAY-O -VAC 71P,(EVEREADY #915,
#1015, or equivalent] If extra -long battery life ie desired, use mercury type cells (07x205DY E-9,
MALLORY 7M-9, or equivalent.)
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TILL FOLLOWING TRANSISTOR COMBINATIONS MUST 61 OBBERVMM

A 0-1-P22081604N.. 02 - PTNOH100,20, Pa PINO21601a B.0-,-PTNOHISOMA. R-16- 2600 OHY.
CHASSIS NO.120457 B... PT X0.612001, 02%. I022160124..PT. 20.810043A. o-,-PC NOHIadAA R-16.6600 OHM.
C-1, ANO C-í6 MAY SE INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS WIT" VALUES OP 40 100 AND 10021PD
RESPECTIVELY.
SCHEMATIC, RADIO CHASSIS 120457
PARTIAL CHASSIS PARTS, CH. 120457
SYM PART N0. DESCRIPTION SYM PART NO. DESCRIPTION
51 815041A,2* Converter 11 720342 I.F. Transformer

Q2 0150422,A* let I.F. Amplifier T2 720343 I.F. Transformer
53 8150432,A* 2nd I.F. Amplifier T3 720544 I.F. Transformer
Q4 815044Á,R* Audio Output 74 734179 Audio Output Transformer
X1 817069 Detector 12 716129 Oscillator Coil
*Replace transistore with exact type (ex. 815041A).

PARTIAL 0102INET PARTS LIST
PART NO. DESCRIPTION
180190 Speaker, PM, 3"

525082 Pointer
461073 Knob, tuning
461072 Knob, Volume
542282 Spring, Vol. Knob
CHASSIS 120457
©John F. Rider
STOCK NO. 4-C-40 TECHNICAL SERVICE INFORMATION CODE N0. 1-8-71/483
'Firestone Cabinet Dimensions.,... Width 6-5/8", Height

SPECIFICATIONS
4-1/8", Voice Coil Impedance 3.2 ohms et 400 cycles
7 TRANSISTOR PORTABLE RADIO Depth 2" Power Output .............. 120 Milliwatts
Standard Broadcast Band
Shipping Weight 2 pounds Tuning Range .............
STOCK NO. 4-C-40 Power Supply... 6 - 1%2 volt penlight cells 540KC-1620KC
Battery Type .. Eveready 915 or 1015 Intermediate Frequency........ 455KC
CODE NO. 1-8-711/¡¡483
or equivalent Transistor Complement........ 1 - 2N411 Converter
Loud Speakers Two 3" P.M. 2 - 2N409 IF Amplifier
CUSTOMER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS SERVICETfAAUAL AND PARTS CATALOG 1 - R-67 Del. AVC
1 - 2N405 Audio Driver
2 - 2N306 Power Amplifier
TO REMOVE CHASSIS
1. Remove volume control knob by pulling away from case
2. Move handle to rear.
3. Release spring clips on each side of cabinet and remove back.
TO OPERATE SET
4. Remove battery holder.
To turn the set on, tum the on -off volume control clockwise (to right) until the switch 5. Unscrew the four chassis corner mounting screws
click is heard. Turn the tuning control slowly to the desired station. Then turn volume control 6. Remove one screw holding volume control bracket.
to the desired volume. For the more distant stations you may rotate the radio for clearer reception. 7. Slide down to bottom of case and out to clear tuning knob from case.
To turn radio off, turn the on -off volume control counter clockwise (to left) until switch
CAUTION: BE SURE TUNING KNOB IS COMPLETELY CLEAR OF CASE BEFORE RE-
click is heard.
MOVING CHASSIS.
BATTERY INFORMATION ALIGNMENT

This unit is designed to operate on 6 1(5 volts ordinary penlite cells such as Ever- ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS - READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING ALIGNMENT
eady type 915 or 1015 or Burgess type "Z". For longer life, Mallory Mercury Cells Type
ZM-9 or equivalent may be used. Volume control should be at maximum position. Output of signal generator should be no higher than necessary to
obtain an output reading. Use an insulated alignment screwdrive for adjusting. Use battery power. Connect Out-
TO INSTALL BATTERIES put Meter across Voice Coil of Speaker.
1. Move handle to rear of set.

Generator Dummy Generator
2. Release clip on each side of cabinet.
Function Frequency Antenna Conn. Adjust Remarks
3. Remove rear cover.
4. Slide battery holder out.
5. Be sure to observe correct polarity (see battery diagram) when inserting batteries so 1. I.F. 455KC .1 Mfd Condenser On Converter Ti, T2, T3 Adjust for
in series with Base Max. Output
as to avoid possible damage to transistors.
Gen. Lead
IMPORTANT, WHEN REINSERTING BATTERY HOLDER THE CUTOUT MUST BE
2. Osc. Trimmer 1620KC *Test Loop Cl -B Variable Con-
FACING UP. (SEE DIAGRAM INSIDE) denser Set for Min-
6. Replace cover and close clips. imum capacity
Also it is recommended that all batteries be removed from case if receiver is to be out
of use for lengthy periods. 3. Osc. Slug 540KC *Test Loop L-2 Slug Variable Con-
denser Set for max-
imum Capacity Ad-
EARPHONE ATTACHMENT just for Maximum
For private listening pleasure earphone attachment Stock No. 4-C-39 may be plug- Output Repeat
steps 2 & 3 Tune
ged into jack located on right hand side of receiver case.
1400 Kc on Var-
Speakers are automatically disconnected when earphone is in use permitting you to enjoy
iable Condenser
private listening.
4. Ant. Trimmer 1400KC *Test Loop CI -A Tune 1400 Kc on
For Civil Defense Broadcasts on the Conelrad plan tune to 640 KC or 1240 KC marked on Var- Cds< Ad-
tuning knob with 4. just for Max-
imum Output
from set.
*Standard Hazeltine Loop Model 1150 or 3 turns of wire about 6" diameter placed one foot
Valuable Technical information is contained Inside this booklet.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT make resistance measurements in transistor
circuits unless all transistors are first re-
Be sure to keep for future reference. possible
moved from their sockets. Failure to do this will result in false indications and damage
to transistors.
CODE 1-8-TW6
©John F. Rider
CODE 1-8-TW6
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PARTS PRICE LIST FOR FIRESTONE MODEL 4C40

1
I
FIRESTONE PRICE
1 r
I+1 250320 Plastic Cabinet Front

250251 $1.30
N Plastic Cabinet Cover .70
z 272256 Volume Knob
1 I
10
1 1
272253 Tuning Knob .10
I 1
O 760967 Handle
I+1 .20
678030 Cabinet Clips .05
Battery Holder Assembly Complete
I
.30
I I
368028 Volume Control 1.00
I
I
450024 First and Second IF Input Transformer
I
I
1.85
N 450025 Third IF Output Transformer
1 +¡ 1.85
zn 430490 Interstage Audio Transformer
O Y--' 1.85
NA O 430500 Output Audio Transformer 1.6 ohm Sec. 1.85
W
o 409008 Speakers 3" .68 oz.
O 3.30
N .),-;-)11.; I
455076 Oscillator Coil .75
464029 Ferrite Loop 1.05
O N
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C hz 552025 .002 Mfd. Cer. Disc. GMV .15
IIsI'b3 lW 515039 .05 Mfd. Car. Disc. 80-20% RMC 50V
_., .30
515J40 .02 Mfd. Cer. Disc. 80-20% 75V CRL .20
J CL-m 515010 4.7 MMF Cer. Disc. -10% .05
WM -4
wW 581033 50 Mfd Elect. 10V .55
a1sJ 581034 5 Mfd Elect. 10V
WA m .55
xm 581031 10 Mfd Elect. 7V .55
359011 Transistor 2N411 4.40
N 359010 Transistor 2N409
z 4.20
.p 359008 Transistor 2N405 2.80
O 359015 Transistor 2N306 3.60
Ut 359017 Transistor (R-67) 1.60
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PRELIMIIARY REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST - P745A, P746A CONTINUED
S- P 745A
CAT. N0. SYMBOL DESCRIPTIOL 'PRICE CAT. N0. DESCRIPTION PRICE
COVERS
I
POTENTIOMETER CABINET & APPEARANCE ITEMS

n -RS -1379 R12,S1 Volume Control 10k 5 Sw. 2.75 n -RB -1058 Cabinet Front,(Ebony),P745A
MODELS COILS c TRANSFORMERS (Assemb.) Cabinet Back, (Ebony)
n -RS -1372 T4 Transformer, Audio Optput 3.00 Insert, Decorative 3,30
P745A n -RS -1373 L2 Coil, Oscillator 1.20 Strip, Decorative
PRELIMINARY SERVICE DATA P746A

n -RS -1374
n -RS -1375
n -RS -1376
T1
T2
Transformer,
Transformer,
Transformer,
1st. I.F
2nd. 1.F
3rd. I.F
2.10
2.10
2.10
er-RB -1062
(Assemb.)
Plate,
Cabinet
Cabinet
Grille
Front (Anc.White),P746A
Back (Turquoise)
n -RS -1380 L1 Antenna 1.40 Insert, Decorative 3.36
Strip, Decorative
The total receiver current drain is 15 to 20
MISCELLANEOUS Plate, Grille
SPECIFICATIONS milliammeter
mils. This is measured by inserting a RS-1195 Earphone receptacle and nut .90 n -RS -1362 Knob (Tuning) .30
in series with the batteries. -RS-1357 Battery Tube Support n -RS -1363 Thumbscrew (Tuning Knob) ;0
CABINET: Plastic, P745A, Ebony
If total current drain is recorder
an excessive (Assemb.) Battery tube n -RS -1364 Insert, Decorative .55
P746A, Ant. White and Turquoise each Contact Spring n -RS -1365 Strip, Decorative
the individual collector current readings of n -RS -1366 Knob, Volume, Ebony, P745A
An excessive current Retainer, Spring Contact .85 .15
ELECTRICAL RATING: 4.5 Volts D. C. transistor should be checked. Cover, Battery Contact n -RS -1398 Knob, Volume, Turq.,P746A .15
reading may mean a shorted transistor; no current
Washer, Plain
BATTERIES: Carbon Pen -Light Cells: will indicate that a transistor or associated Screws,(2) #483/8, type 25 n" Denotes Items Not Previously Catalogued.
(3) Eveready #1015, #915, or circuit components are defective. n -RS -1368 Battery Contact Spring 4 Retainer... .15
(3) Burgess z, #930, or n -RS -1369 Cover, Battery Contact .15 All Parts Not Listed By Catalog Number Are Co.r...o5
A single -edge razor blade is a satisfactorytool n -RS -1377 Speaker, 2 3/4" .45 Items, Obtainable From Radio Parts ,jobbers.
(3) Mallory M15 Prices are Suggested List Prices and Subject To
Mercury Cells: for cutting the copper circuit wiring, so that a
with the break Change Without notice.
(3) Eveready E9, or milliaamieter can be inserted in series
(3) Mallory 2M9 to measure the current flow. After each current check
is completed, solder the cut carefully to complete the
OPERATING Tuning Range 540 - 1600KC. circuit again.
FREQUENCIES: IF Frequency 455KC
NO RECEPTION:
1. Check battery voltage and battery contacts.
TRANSISTOR TRI Osc, Conv. 281640 or 2N168A
2. Check on -off switch.
COMPLEMENT: TR2 1st. I.F. 2894
3. Check all antenna lead connections.
TR3 2nd, I.F. 2N169
4. Check coil L2.
TR4 Audio Ampl. 28265
WEAK AUDIO: 7.
Tß5 Audio Output 29241A
1 Check battery voltage for 4.5 volts.
2. Check battery current,
GERMAI:IUM DI AVC 1087
3. Check transistor collector currents.
1087
DIODES: D2 Audio Bias Rectfier
GENERAL INFORMATION
4.
1.
2.
Check alignment.
INTERMITTENT:
Check battery contacts for corrosion.
Check solder connections on dip -soldered side of
1!
-1
The models P745A and P746A are all transistor circuit board.
-11-
battery operated pocket portable radios. F
Intermittent audio, motorboating, and poor re-
An earphone jack for private listening is pro-
vided on the speaker end of the receiver. When the
ception is frequently caused by poor battery contact.
The battery terminals should be cleaned with emery
\
earphone is plugged in, the speaker is automatically
silenced.
cloth to insure positive electrical contact. 17u
TO REMOVE CIRCUIT BOARD. TRANSISTOR REPLACEMENT
1. Remove cabinet back by twisting a coin in the tao When replacing a defective transistor, be sure
slots provided along bottom of the cabinet. to observe correct lead positions, as shown on the
2. Remove the four screws that secure the circuit schematic diagram in outline form.
board to cabinet bosses. ( SEE COMPONENT WIRING TOS has a "heat sink" mounted on it. It is
DIAGRAM FOR MOUNTING SCREW POSITIONS). important that the "heat sink" remain insulated from
3. Remove the two so=ws that secure circuit board any contact with ground and all component leads.
to speaker. ( SEE COMPONENT WIRING DIAGRAM FOR
MOUNTING SCREW POSITIONS). REPLACEMENT OF COMPONENTS
4. Swing circuit board out of cabinet front. Leave After removing a defective part, clean the
all connecting leads attached to volume control and mounting holes of all solder; replacement part can
tun., capacitor. then be inserted more easily and a better solder
connection can be accomplished. Apply a soldering
TO REMOVE TUNING CAPACITOR iron just long enough to heat the terminal to remove
1. Follow steps 1 and 2 as above. the component. Too much heat may damage a component.
Remove. tuning knob by unscrewing the thumbscrew
2.
in its center in a counterclockwise direction.
flat located under tuning
PRELIMINARY REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST - P745A, P746A
CI
' .
-.taA -^-,@d`' .V,';4:7Eg`,4b.
.:\:,y
cu
Remove
3. the head
screws stW
knob. DESCRIPTION I.PRICE
CAT. N0. SYMBOL
TO REMOVE VOLUME CONTROL CAPACITORS

1. Follow steps 1 through 3 as above. Tuning Capacitor 4.15
n -RS -1378 CA,B,C,D m eDEAKrn
2. Remove on -off volume knob by unscrewing the screw RS-1022 Cl, 3 .01mf., 450V .30
in the center of the knob.
C2, 7 .Olmf., 50V.
3. Remove hex nut from volume control shaft. 150mmf., 300V.
C4
4. Move tuning capacitor slightly and lift out n-RS -1462 8mf., 6V. 1.65
C5
volume control. 390mmf., 300V.
C6, 9
TROUBLESIOOT2NG RS -1024 010,17,19 .05mf., 50V. .50
A check of the battery condition and total C18 .003mí., 100V
current drain of the receiver should be made first, n-RS4403 C16 32mf., 6V. 1.15
All current measurements are made at quiescence with n -RS -1460 C11,12,14,15 3mí., 6V. 1.10 KIOM
the receiver turned on, volume control. at maximum,

tuning gang closed, and with no signal conditions.
COMPONENT WIRING DIAGRAM
MODELS P745A, P746A

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PARTS PRICE LIST FOR FIRESTONE MODEL 4C40

PART NO. DESCRIPTION FIRESTONE PRICE
250320 Plastic Cabinet Front $1.30
250251 Plastic Cabinet Cover .70
272256 Volume Knob
10
272253 Tuning Knob .10
760967 Handle .20
678030 Cabinet Clips .05
Battery Holder Assembly Complete .30
368028 Volume Control 1.00
450024 First and Second IF Input Transformer 1.85
450025 Third IF Output Transformer 1.85
430490 Interstage Audio Transformer 1.85
430500 Output Audio Transformer 1.6 ohm Sec. 1.85
409008 Speakers 3" .68 oz. 3.30
455076 Oscillator Coil .75
464029 Ferrite Loop 1.05
552025 .002 Mfd. Cer. Disc. GMV .15
515039 .05 Mfd. Cer. Disc. 80-20% RMC 50V .30
515J40 .02 Mfd. Cer. Disc. 80-20% 75V CRL .20
515010 4.7 MMF Cer. Disc. -10% .05
581033 50 Mfd Elect. 10V .55
581034 5 Mfd Elect. 10V .55
581031 10 Mfd Elect. 7V .S5
359011 Transistor 2N411 4.40
359010 Transistor 2N409 4.20
359008 Transistor 2N405 2.80
359015 Transistor 2N306 3.60
359017 Transistor (R-67) 1.60
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PRELIMIIAR:' REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST - P745A, P746A CONTINUED
S- P745A
CAT. 1:0. 'SYMBOL DESCRIPTIOI: 'PRICE CAT. N0. DESCRIPTION PRICE
COVERS l
POTEFfIMMETFR CABINET & APPEUALCE ITEMS

n -RS -1379 R12 S1 Volume Control 10k 5 .4 2.75 n -RB -1058 Cabinet Front,(Ebony),P745A
MODELS COILS d TRANSFORMERS (Assemb.) Cabinet Back, (Ebony)
n -RS -1372 T4 Transformer, Audio Output 3.00 Insert, Decorative 3,30
P745A n -RS -1373 L2 Coil, Oscillator 1.20 Strip, Decorative
PRELIMINARY SERVICE DATA P 746A

n
n
n
-RS -1374
-RS -1375
-RS -1376
T1
T2
T3
Transformer,
Transformer,
Transformer,
1st.
2nd.
3rd.
I.F
I.F
I.F
2.10
2.10
2.10
n -RB -1062
(Assemb.)
Plate, Grille
Cabinet Front (Ant.White),P746A
Cabinet Back (Turquoise)
n -RS -1380 L1 Antenna 1.40 Insert, Decorative 3.36
Strip, Decorative
15 to 20
SPECIFICATIONS The total receiver current drain is MISCELIANEOUS Plate, Grille
mils. This is measured by inserting a milliammeter RS -1195 Earphone receptacle and nut .90 n -RS -1362 Knob (Tuning) .30
in series with the batteries.
-RS-7357 Battery Tube Support n -RS -1363 Thumbscrew (Turing Knob) .:0
CABINET: Plastic, P745A, Ebony Jraln is record. (Assemb.) Battery tube n -RS -1364 Insert, Decorative 55
If an excessive total current
P746A, Ant. White and Turquoise each Contact Spring n -RS -1365 Strip, Decorative
the individual collector current readings of
current Retainer, Spring Contact .85 n -RS -1366 Knob, Volume, Ebony, P745A
transistor should be checked. An excessive
ELECTRICAL RATING: 4.5 Volta D. C. Cover, Battery Contact n -RS -1358 Knob, Volmse, Tarq.,P746A
no current
reading may mean a shorted transistor; Washer, Plain
or associated
BATTERIES: Carbon Pen -Light Cells: will indicate that a transistor Screws,(2) #40/8, type 25 n" Denotes Items Not Previously Catalogued.
(3) Eveready #1015, #915, or circuit components are defective. n -RS -1368 Battery Contact Spring G Retainer... .15
or n -RS -1369 Cover, Battery Contact .15 All Parts Not Listed By Catalog Number Are Co.:tio.,
(3) Burgess Z, #930,
n -RS -1377 Speaker, 2 3/4" .45 Items, Obtainable From Radio Parts Jobbers.
(3) Mallory M15 A single-edge razor blade is a satisfactorytool
Prices are Suggested List Prices and Subject To
Mercury Cells: for cutting the copper circuit wiring, so that a
Change Without Notice.
(3) Eveready E9, or milliammeter can be inserted in series with the break
(3) Mallory ZM9 to measure the current flow. After each current check
is completed, solder the cut carefully to complete the
OPERATING Tuning Range 540 - 1600KC. circuit again.
FREQUENCIES: IF Frequency 455KC NO RECEPTION:
Check battery voltage and battery contacts.
1.
TRANSISTOR TRI Osc. Conv. 20164A or 2N168A
Check on-off switch.
2.
COMPLEMENT: TR2 1st. I.F. 2N94
Check all antenna lead connections.
3.
2nd.
TR3 I.F. 20169
4. Check coil L2.
Audio Ampl.
TR4 20265
WEAK AUDIO:
Audio Output
TR5 2N241A
1 Check battery voltage for 4.5 volts.
1087
2. Check battery current.
GERMANIUM D1 AVC 3. Check transistor collector currents.
DIODES: D2 Audio Bias Rectfier 10:87
4. Check alignment. 7,2
INTERMITTENT:
GENERAL INFORMATION 1. Check battery contacts for corrosion.
2. Check solder connections on dip -soldered side of
The models P745A and P746A are all transistor
circuit board.
battery operated pocket portable radios. Intermittent audio, motorboating, and poor re-
An earphone jack for private listening is pro- ception is frequently caused by poor battery contact.
vided on the speaker end of the receiver. When the cleaned with emery
The battery terminals should be
earphone is plugged in, the speaker is automatically cloth to insure positive electrical contact.
silenced.
TO REMOVE CIRCUIT BOARD, TRANSISTOR REPLACEMENT
1. Remove cabinet back by twisting a coin in the t,o When replacing a defective transistor, be sure
slots provided along bottom of the cabinet. to observe correct lead positions, as shown on the
2. Remove the four screws that secure the circuit schematic diagram in outline form. I..".` ..M..o y .... . l
board to cabinet bosses. ( SEE COMPONENT WIRING TOS has a 'Bleat sink" mounted on it. It is
DIAGRAM FOR MOUNTING SCREW POSITIONS). important that the "heat sink" remain insulated from
3. Remove the two screws that secure circuit board any contact with ground and all component leads.
to speaker. ( SEE COMPONENT WIRING DIAGRAM FOR
MOUNTING SCREW POSITIONS). REPLACEMENT OF COMPONENTS
4. Swing circuit board out of cabinet front. Leave After removing a defective part, clean the
all connecting leads attached to volume control and mounting holes of all solder; replacement part can
tuning capacitor. then be inserted more easily and a better solder
connection can be accomplished. Apply a soldering
TO REMOVE TUNING CAPACITOR iron just long enough to heat the terminal to remove
1. Follow steps 1 and 2 as above. the component. Too much heat may damage a component.
2. Remove tuning knob by Wnacrewing the thumbscrew
in its center in a counterclockwise direction. PRELIMINARY REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST - P745A, P746A
3. Remove the flat head screws located under tuning scaEw
knob. CAT. NO, SYMBOL DESCRIPTION I.PRICE
TO REMOVE VOLUME CONTROL CAPACITORS

1. Follow steps 1 through 3 as above. n -RS-1378 CA,B,C,D Tuning Capacitor 4.15
2. Remove on -off volume knob by unscrewing the screw
RS -1022 Cl, 3 .01mf., 450V . .30
in center of the knob.
the
CO, 7 .01mí., 50V.
3. Remove hex nut from volume control shaft. C4 150amof., 300V.
4. Move tuning capacitor slightly and lift out 1.65
n -RS -1462 C5 8mf., 6V.
volume control. C6, 9 390mmf., 300V.
TROUBLESHOOTING 00-1024 010,17,19 .05mf., 50V. 50
A check of the battery condition and total C18 .003mf., 100V
1.15
current drain of the receiver should be made first. u-RS3.453 C16 32mí., 6V.
All current measurements are made at quiescence with n -RS -1460 011,12,14,15 3mf., 6V. 1.10
the receiver turned on, volume control -at maximum,
tuning gang closed, and with no signal conditions. rìvú.ii'
COMPONENT WIRING DIAGRAM
MODELS P745A, P746A

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GENERAL ELECTRIC ER -S-P7 15 g g
COVERS L-7-
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SERVICE MANUAL
POR
MODELS a 9 ,..1232-rhxxxxsx.a, -
TRANSISTOR RADIO RECEIVERS P715- P716

(340.1600 KC" 455 KC" I -F.) P715B-P71613 co as
P715D-P716D
SPECIFICATIONS yo 00
BATTERIES: (a) Carbon Pen -light cells: 2 Eveready

#915 or 2 Mallory M15, or 2 Burgess le
(b) Mercury Cells; 2 Eveready #19 or
Mallory #Z09 00
(9) Rechargeable Cel1s;2 Gould -National PR
nickel -cadmium, AA cells, supplied with
GE charger kit.
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TUNING RANGE: 540 - 1620 KC
IF FREQUENCY: 455 KC
POWER OUTPUT: Undistorted 100 Milliwatts

Maximum 130 Milliwatts
with 3 volts input.
TO REMOVE CHASSIS FROM CASE

JFZ .066006 -1
1. Remove the end speaker end of the

cap on the
radio the same as you would to change the batteries.
Do not unsolder the wire attached to the end cap, but
unsolder the wire from the chassis bracket to the Iä>
case. REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST Yie

2. With pair of longnose
a pliers, straighten the
metal tab holding the speaker grille in place. CAT. NO. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PRICE
3. Remove the speaker grille by folding it toward
the handle end of the case. CAPACITORS
Miq tx
4. Using care, pull out the speaker and unsolder the
two leads.
5. Remove the volume knob by pulling it off. Turn
n-RCE-260 C3
n-RCE-261 C10
n -RS -1459 C12
Elect. Cap. 8MFD 3V
Elect. Cap. 3MFD 3V
1.45
1.45 193
the screw in the center of the tuning knob in a Elect. Cap. 100MFD 3V 1.10
counterclockwise direction to remove it, then pull n-RCT-105 CA,B,C,D Tuning Gang 5.15
off the tuning knob. u-RuW-3186C1,2 .01 MED .20
6. Remove the two screws by the speaker hole and n-RCW-3309 C4,9,11 .05MID .50
pull out the handle. n-RCW-3310 C13 .02MFD .35
7. Take out the screw near the tunifig shaft hole, n-RCW-3311 C5,6 200MMF .40
also the screw on the end cap, handle end. ri -RS -1335 C5 .360MMF P7150, P716D .55
8. Slide the chassis toward the handle end about 1/2 n-RS -1336 C6 .330MMF P7150, P716D .55
inch to gain access to the loop Connections. n-RCW-3312 C7 .001MFD .20
9. Unsolder the 3 loop connections. Be sure to n-RS -1337 C7 .0005MFD P7150, P716D .25
observe lead color coding. n-RCW-3313 C8 470MMF .70
10. Continue to slide the chassis out in this di-
rection. Let the end cap with the wire attached RESISTORS
follow the chassis through the case.
n -RS -1194 R-10 120 ohms. Cur. Var.
NOTE: Do not remove the loop unless it is found to P715A, B P716A, 13 .35
be defective as this will affect the alignment of the m -RS -1355 R-10 50 ohms. Cur. Var.
receiver. P7150, P7160 .50
Earphone jack catalogue number RJS-230 has a
small mounting stud and RS -1195 has a large mounting COILS & TRANSFORMERS
stud. If it becomes necessary to
phone jack, replace with jack
stud. Jack RS -1195 also has a third
replace the ear-
having the same size
terminal which
n-RIC147 Ti
n-RLL-072 Cl
n -On -211 T2
Oscillator Coil
Loop
Trans. lst.
F.
1,30
1.40
6116009, -
I.
is ground, cut this terminal off to prevent it from
P715A,B P716A, B 1.65
shorting out any adjacent components.
hi -RS -1334 T2 I. F. Trans. 2nd.
Intermittent battery contacts will cause motor -
P7150, P7160 2.15
boating, intermittent audio and poor reception. Check
the positive battery contact spring to be certain it
6 -RTL -212 T3 I. F. Trans. 2nd.
2715A, 13 P716A, 13 1.35
is making firm contact with the battery. If the set
h -RS -1333 T3 I. F. Trans. 2nd,
contains Gould National rechargeable batteries,
examine 'the positive battery caps for corrosion; if P7150, Pile 1.75
il-0IL-213 T4 I. F. Trans. 3rd 1.65
corrosion is evident, polish battery contacts with n -RTL-210 T5 Driver Transformer 3.65
emery cloth. Some rechargeable batteries have a brass
cap over the positive n -RTL -206 Th Output Transformer 3.70
contact. Discard this cap and
check for corrosion on the positive battery contact.
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REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST (CONT'D.)
CAT. N0. I DESCRIPTION I LIST PRICE CAT. N0. I DESCRIPTION (LIST PRICE
CABINET & APPEARANCE ITEMS MISCELIANEOUS ITEMS
n-RAC -213 Right End Cap 1.05 n- RAD -231 Bracket, Right End .10
n -RAC -214 Loop Cover .75 n-RAD -232 Bracket, Phone & Charg. Jack .20
n -RAC -215 End Cap. Assen 1.05 n-RAD -233 Bracket, Batt. W/Bush. & Spring .22
n-RAG -102 Speaker Cover, Gold, P715A, B,D 1.30 n-RAD -234 Bracket, Tube Strap .04
n -RAG -103 Speaker Cover,Plaid,P716A,B,D 1.30 n-RS -1227 Battery Holder Tube .15
n-RAV-1040 Cabinet W/Leatherette(Beige) n-RHS-194 Screw, Dial Tuning .45
P715A,B D 5.40 n-RHS-195 Screw, Left End Fastner .25
n-RAV-1041 Cabinet W/Leagherette(Black) n-RNS -196 Screw, Right End Fastner .25
P716A,B D 5.40 n-RJJ-019 Jack, Charging .20
n-RDK-635 Tuning Dial .80 RJS-230 Jack,Earphone,Sma11 Mtg. Stud .90
n -RS-1009 Leatherette P715A,B,D(Beige) .10 n-RMS-398 Spring,Battery Contact .05
n -RS-1010 Leatherette P716A,B,D(Black) .10 n-RMS-399 Ring, Compression .04
n-RHY-087 Handle .45 n -RS -1195 Jack, Earphone,Large Mtg. Stud .90
n -RIG -018 Speaker Gasket .20 RED 001 1N87 Diode (01) 1.90
n-RDK-636 Volume Control Knob .35 Use the following test hook-up for P715 series
n-ROP-043 Speaker 7.25 and all models with earphone jacks, to eliminate
soldering and unsoldering of external speaker.
POTENTIOMETER
n-RRC-420 12K Volume Control & Sw 1.90

I
All resistors not cataloged are common carbon

types obtainable from radio parts jobbers. Refer
to schematic for symbols and values.
TRANSISTOR SUBSTITUTIONS COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2
Column 1 lists all transistors originally used OSC. 2N168A 2N168A or 2N164A*
SPOT aw.
in G. E. Models P715A, B, D series radios. 2N164A
Column 2 lists substitutions for all these tran-
sistors by stages.Some transistors in Column 2 as I. F. 2N165 25169 or 25165*
marked with asterisk have a higher beta; they must be 25169
treated as regular replacements were in the past, 2N292 2N313*
that is, special attention should be given to correct 2N293 25314*
biasing for satisfactory performance.
DRIVER 25191
Model P71SB - 25217 (RCA) units in driver and 2N192 25192 or 25324*
output stages can be replaced by 2N192 or 25324* as 2N3240
driver end 25241 or 25321 as output, only if re- 25323
sistance values in receiver are Be follows:
OUTPUT 2N241 2N241Á or 2N321*
R8 -240K ohms 25321*
09-1800 ohms
R10-120 ohms
MODELS P715-716, P715B-P716B,

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P715D-P716D
MODEL P750A
GENERAL FAY ELECTRIC ER-S-P750A

SERVICE MANUAL
COVERS
FOR
TRANSISTOR RADIO RECEIVERS
MODEL
(540-1600 KC., 400 KC., 1-?.) P750Á ges
Supersedes Service Note S-P750A nm
SPECIFICATIONS
CABINET: Leather - P750A, Ginger
ELECTRICAL 3 Batteries: Eveready #950, or A100,

RATING: Burgess #20, or equivalent
POWER Undistorted: 225 milliwatta

OUTPUT: Maximum: 350 milliwatts
GENERAL INFORMATION
The model P750A, i°s an all transistor battery

operated portable radio with leather cabinet.
The B+ is supplied by three 1 1/2 volt flashlight VW...
type batteries producing the total B+ of 4.5 volts.
Use saddlesoap to clean the leather portion of
the cabinet.
CHASSIS REMOVAL
1. Remove knobs. 2. Remove the batteries.
3. Remove the 5 screws holding chassie to the cabinet.
4. Lift circuit board out from circuit board springs.
(When replacing chassis, slide the antenna edge of
circuit board under circuit
clips.)
board holder retaining {"-1
P750A ,I f
TROUBLESHOOTING
Remove batteries and bend both the contact springs
A check of battery
condition and total current and holding springs inward to increase their tension. Ñeú`m°a
drain of the receiver should be made first. All Oxidation may occur on the contacts of the batteries
current measurements are made at quiescence with the themselves. This tends to insulate the batteries
receiver turned on, volume control at maximum, tuning from the battery contact springs, and increase
gang closed, and with no signal conditions. electrical resistance. The terminals on the
The total receiver current drain is 16 to 1Bmils. batteries should be cleaned to insure positive
This is measured by inserting a milliammeter in electrical contact.
series with the batteries.
After the set has been aligned and placed in the
If an excessive total current drain ie recorded, cabinet, recheck the antenna trimmer at 1500 KC. Due
the individual collector currents of each transistor to the inductance effect caused by the proximity of
should be checked. An excessive current reading may the speaker when the cabinet is closed, a change. in
mean a shorted transistor; no current will indicate the peak operating condition will be noticed.
that a transistor or associated Open
circuit component the cabinet and slightly adjust the trimmer, then
is defective.
close the cabinet and recheck again, continue the '(H
A single-edge razor blade is a satisfactory tool procedure until the proper operating performance
for cutting the copper circuit is
wiring so that a milli - attained,
ammeter can be inserted in series with the break to
measure the current flow. After each current check TRANSISTOR REPLACEMENT
is completed, solder the cut carefully to complete
the circuit again.
When measuring voltages at the transistor lead
NO RECEPTION:
terminals, be sure to observe correct voltage polari- 154
ties as shown on the schematic.
1. Check battery voltage and battery contacts. When replacing a defective transistor, be sure o
2. Check on -off witch.
3.
4.
Check
Check
all antenna lead connections.
coil L2.
to observe correct lead positions, as shown on
schematic diagram in outline form. fi)
WEAK AUDIO:
REPLACEMENT OF COMPONENTS
i. Check battery voltage for 4.5 volts.
2. Check battery current. After removing defective
a part, clean the
3. Check transistor collector currents. mounting holes of allsolder; the replacement part
4. Check alignment. can then be inserted more easily and a better solder
INTERMITTENT: connection can be accomplished. Apply a soldering
1. Check battery contacts for corrosion.
iron just long enough to heat the terminal to remove
2. Check solder connections on dip -soldered ide of the component. Too much heat may damage a com-
circuit board.
ponent.
R15 is a thermistor (temperature compensating
Intermittent audio, motorboating, and poor re- resistor) and regulates the current flow to the out-
ception is frequently caused by poor battery contact. put transistors. After replacing R15, allow it to
reach ambient temperature before turning the radio
on.
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1.70. DLSCR 1TTIf5rt T. /7-I1 R3C3ITT10N

CArACITOts M1.SCLLLANL017
-R S-,423 C1 Capaci Cor, Tuning 4,45 3-1057 Speaker, 4"

( 4 RS -1144 Clamp, Antenna
RS -1022 (10,15 .Olaf45Ov .30 RS -1320 C11p, IF Nt.
BCE -225 C7 har., IOV 1.65+-35-1341 C14, B+ttary (7"ue. lnd),vit73
35-1024 C8,1) .05mi., 509 .50 Clamp 4 Rivet
C14 lest., IOV. -35-1342 Clip Battery (Neg. Reid), with
C16 LOOmf., 10V.ur Clamp A Rivet
C17 .222(., um. -1343 Battery Clamp Holder, with
Clamp. 4 Riveta .40
TORS 344 Bracket, Antan. (I1.9 ) 90
RS-1345 3rark.1, Antenna (1,17,) 70
feb i
50 uham, tt.rmf. 0 RNC-O95 Rf A. Tubular .10
Rink, Compraa.lun (fer Knob.) ,05
10vÆ TE
CABINLT A APPTAfIANCL ITEMS
-f5í 47 13 Control, Voltas 10K 4
-RR- 1059 Cabinet (Loather)
COILS A THAOSTOIMERS a_NS-I331 Grille, Nameplate, A Naditliinn 1.65
a-38.1339 Nama.plato. ,25
1 TT 1.7 W -RS -1943 Medallion ,75
1.95 - RS- 1344 Knob, Direct Tuning .A5
-R5-1750 Tran.(t,rmar, 3rd. I. r.,, 1.95 +-RS11R5 Knob, Vnlia.
35 L2 Cuff, Oecill.tor 1.20 aR5-1419 Knob, Vern/or Tuning .25
a -3S-1)52 Transformer, Input 2.75
a -X5.1)5 7Yane format, Output 2.4(1
-XS-1336 Li An tanna 1.90
TTeAW515T0.5 A DIODES
a Denote., Part* Nul Prevl,ruely Cataloged.
RS_1531 1 212/1297 (on toma note). 3.55
B5-1531 itt 1., TR3 23)613. (can Koine nata) 3,20 ill Forte Not tintad By Cata log Numb,* Are Comen
RS -1533 TBl,TR3 28]69 (on same Reta) Item., Obtalnahle From Radi., Part, Jobber,
XS -1547 TR2, TA3< 2894 (T13 on ammo Rain) 3.15
28515 (tin Kama net.)
11,-1530.
35-1531
T113
7113 28293 (on nom Reta)
3.15
3.15
Price. Ara Sugge.ted Lint Triraa And SuL)erl. T
Change Without Notice.
R5-154.6 734 217235/42](285208 2.95
P5-1542 T85,1)3. 2172417,2.270, or 28721 3.27
RED-OOY DY 1.W87 Diode Detecto 1.90
14A DEL P750A

OJoàis Y. Rider
M(j1,1 0,
GENERAL ELECTRIC P755

COVERS
31111Vitt MANUAL
MODEL
FOlt
T1LANMSTOR &A040 ItECIUYEItS P 755A
(3404600 RC.. 433 SC., (-f.) T-J)
'
ND 0 0 g
PA O Ct
KATIV, t eS. C. i8atter, Pack,
1,1711,1ES: M.1605, Evet,ad.

borgees MO
AM:RATING bol - ISM RC

FREQUENCIES, 455 RC I. T.
POWEA Undistorted 50 MW . e
OCTTOT: Max he Me
TO REIM CIRCUIT RCM.
1. Renew screw from the cabin,. beck.
2. Insert a coin in either alot en the cabinet A "heat sin, is placed around the output
bottom and twist to remove the cabinet back. transistor (TR5) and the hest is transferred to the
3. Ressave scree holding tuning dial. output transformer cage via the flexible shield.
4. Remove 3 acreva under tuning dial to release It is important that this "heat sink"
be in place
tuning gang true cabinet front. at all time.. If it becomes necessary to replace TR5
5. Remove 3 beeheed err..
end one 11/32°' nut(bottom remove it from the circuit board and slide the "heat
center of circuit beard) bolding circuit board to sink" off of the top of the transistor. When in-
booms on cabinet front. stalling a new transistor slide the "heat sinknover
6. Fold tuning gang and circuit board out of cabinet the top of the new transistor. Do not try to snap the
front tower, the volume control end. It is not heat sink" around the transistor body as this will
neceseary to remove volume control to repair the spring it out of shape.
circuit board. Intermittent audio, motorboating, and poor
reception is frequently caused by poor battery
TO IDEO! V(LIIME CONTROL contact. This may be caused by oxidation
or corrosion
of the battery contacts. To effectively
correct this
I. Remove cabinet beck. problem, remove the oxidation with fine emery
cloth.
2. Remove hex bead acre. from ceste, of volume
control knob. REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
3. smmmee chassis, 1
4. Remove pal nut bolding volume control to cabinet CAT. NO. SYMBOL 1 DESCRIPTION
Lo_
front boa,
I
F7177-
CAPACITORS
TO WINE SPEAM
s-16-1540 C16 65MF @ 15V. Electrolytic... 1.10
I. %mow cebinet bat.. s -RS -1591 C15 100MF @ 15V. Electrolytic.. 1.25
2. Remove chaesis. .-RS-1592 C5 8MF @ 10V. Electrolytic.... 1.10
). Unoolder speaker wires. e -RS -1593 C12,13 5MF @ 12V. Electrolytic.... 1.10
4. Remove clips holding one..Uo to cebinet front. s -RS -1586 CA,B,C,D Tuning Capacitor 3.85 e .2
TRCUILL swernic POTENTIOMETER
A check of battery current drain will indicate .-4S-1587 018 Vol. Cont. 10K 8. So 1.e0
if a receiver is operating properly. To measure the
current drain, remove cabinet beck, unsnap ground COILS 6 TRANSFORMERS
section of battery terminal end suing 'may from
battery. Connect mall laelebeter bet...en battery terminal
1
e-RS.1581 I, Output Transformer 2.55

and battery contact. .-RS-1582 71 IF Transformer 1st 2.05
Ihe total current drain should be between 19.0 .-RS-1583 72 IF Transformer 2nd 2.30
end 24.0 ea. /be current drain is measured with .-RS-1584 73 IF Transformer 3rd 2.15
attend -conditions (tunitut gang cloted) end volume e -RS -1585 L2 Oscillator Coil .90
control At maximum. e -RS -1588 LI Antenna 2.35
If an re...Naive 0W-rent drain 15 0000002, the
Individual collector current readings should be TRANSISTORS
checked on each trensistor. Current drain is an
Ummrtaot indication of the traneistor operating R8-1530 TR1 29194. (Sylvania) 3.20
condition. The proper current values for each RS -1538 702 214135 (General Electric) 3.30
:remitter ere shown on the echematic. An excessive RS -1532 303 292334 (Sylvania) 1.95
:utlerekt reading Mity Sear a areeted traneietar end RS -1543 TR, 20406:
serene rill terairate Cut the transistor 1.2
no
RS -1548 TR5
(RCA) 2.35
2.40
F-Ider
PARTS LIST (CONT.)))
CAT. NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE CAT. NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE
MISCELLANEOUS
CABINET & APPEARANCE ITEMS
A-RS -1811 Crystal Diode, (was RED001) 1.90 *-RB-1082 Cabinet Front, Back, Grille, Insert 4.95
RS -1195 Jack, Earphone .90 *-RS-1573 Knob, Tuning .50
RS -1363 Screw, Tuning Knob .40 *-RS-1574 Insert
*-05-1578 Bail, Handle .35
.05 *-RS-1575 Grille Assem 1.20
*-RS-1580 Screw, Cabinet Lock .10 *-RS-1576 Knob, Volume
*-RS-1589 Battery Contact Assem .35
.35 *-RS-1577 Handle
*-RS-1594 Clip, U Type .60
.05
*-RB-1083 Speaker, 3.2 ohms 3 1/2" 4.95 * Denotes Parts Not Previously Cataloged.
Prices Are Suggested List Prices And Are Subject To Change Without Notice.
All Parts Not Cataloged Are Common Items, Obtainable

From Radio Parts Jobbers.
"A" Denotes part used in former radio/phono models. you may have it stocked under number shown
in
parenthesis. Please change your records to the new number with two-letter prefix.
eJoìn Fo P,id®r
MODEL P755A
MODELS P760A, 1,761A
GENERAL ELECTRIC ER-S-P76UA

SRRYICZ MANUAL COVERS
FOR MODELS
TRANSISTOR ìA010 LICt1YLRS P760
(340.1600 KC., 433 KC., 1-f.1 P76IA
Supersedes Service Note S-P76UA ---vn---
SPECIFICATIONS
CABINET: Plastic - Beige, P7b0A; Green, P761Á
ELECTRICAL 4 Batteries, Everesdy #950 or A100.

RATING: Burgess f2R, or equivalent
rti
P0AU Undistorted. 80 miiliwatts

OUTPUT: Maximum. 150 m£lliwatts
GENERAL 1NPORMAT1ON
The models P760Á and P763A are s11 transistor '-
Watery operated portable radios.

The B. is supplied by four 1 112 volt flash -
light type batteries producing the total Bi of 6 volts.
C1iASSIS REMOVAL
1. Remove both knobs. 2. Remove the L batteries.

3. Remove cabinet retainer strap. L. Unsolder the .r
Omo leads on the speaker. 5. Unscrew the 7 screws if
holding chassis to cabinet.
1'Nhti
.--MnM---
u
TROIJBLgSNOOTIIR. P760A,P761A
gó
A check of battery conditions and total current end holding springs inward to increase their tension. II--.
drain of the receiver should be made first. All Oxidation may occur on the contacts of the batteries. 22
current measurements are made at quiescence with the This tends to insulets the batteries from the battery
receiver turned on, volume control at maximum, tuning contact springs, and increase electrical resistance.
The terminals on the batteries should be cleaned with
I-
gang closed, and with no -signal conditions.
/he total receiver current drain is 58 to 67 mils. emery cloth co insure positive elactr teal contact. T `2
This is measured by inserting a millimeter in After the set has been aligned and placed in the
series with the batteries. cabinet, recheck the antenna trimer at 1500 KC. Due St
If an excessive total current drain is recorded, to the inductance effect caused by the proximity of
the individual collector currents of each transistor the speaker when the cabinet is closed, a change in
should be checked. An excams ive current reading may the peak operating condition will be noticed. Open
mean aborted transistor; no current will indicate the cabinet and slightly adjust the trimer, then
that a transistor or esoeiatad circuit components close the cabinet and recheck again, continue' the
are defective. procedure until the proper operating performance is
A single -edge rase, blade is a satisfactory tool
attained.
for cutting the copper circuit wiring so that a
eilliammetsr con be inserted in eerie, with the break TRANSISTOR REPLACEMENT gºg s1
to measure the current flaw. After each current check
is completed, solder the cut carefully to complete
When measuring voltages at the transistor lead
terminals, be sure to observe correct voltage polari-
ties es shown on the schematic.
º $ "`J`Jv-_ º8
chacinuit .gain.
When replacing a defective transistor,be sure to
8'
Check battery voltage and battery contacts. observe correct lead positions, as shown on the sche-
2.
3.
Check
Check
on -off switch.
all antenna lead connections.
matic diagram in outline form. When replacing TR2,
mount carefully so that the transistor casing does not 4ºI"
-w; z;
4. Gheck coil 12. touch other circuit components.
WEAR AUDIO:
1. Check battery voltage for 6 volts. REPLACEMENT OF COMPONENTS
2. Check battery current. After removing a defective part, clean the
3. Check translator collector currents. mounting holes of all solder; the replacement part can
4. Check alignment. be inserted more easily and a better solder connection
INTERMITTENT: can be accomplished. Apply a soldering Iron just
1. Check battery contacts for corrosion. long
enough to heat the terminal to remove the components
2. Check solder connections on dip -soldered side of Too much heat may damage a component.
circuit board. After completing a soldering operation, inspect
Intermittent audio, motarboating, and poor re- and clean the plated circuit of any excess solder that
ception is frequently caused by poor battery contact. may short or bridge across nearby copper plated wiring
Remove batteries and bend both the contact springs After replacing C12, "dress" capacitor so that it
is parallel to the chassis board.
CJo:v0 Y. Rider
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
CAT. NO, SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PRICE CAT. NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE
CAPACITORS MISCELLANEOUS
*-RS-1346 Cl Capacitor, Tuning 3.55 RS -1188 Clamp, Antenna .15

C2,3,4,10 .01mf., 450V. RS -1320 Clip, I. F .04
C6 8mf., 10V. *-RS-1341 Battery Clip h Clamp (Pos.)
C7,I2 .05mf., 450V. (Right Cent. Batt.) .30
C8,17 .047mf., or .05mf., 450V. *-12S-1342 Battery Clip h Clamp (Neg.)
C14, 18 5mf., 10v. (Left Center Batt.) .30
C15 100mf., or 200mf., 3V. *-RS-1344 Bracket, Antenna, (R.H ) ,90
C16 .22mf., 100V. *-RS-1345 ßracket, Antenna, (L.0 ) .70
C19 .0033mf., 450V. *-RS-1393 Clip (Pos.) (Left Battery) .20
0 * RS 1394 Clip & Clamp (Pos.)(Right Batt.) .30
COILS AND TRANSFORMERS *-RS-1395 Clip (Neg.) (Right Battery) .15
*-RS-1396 Clip & Clamp (Neg.)(Left Batt.) .30
*-RS-1424 21 Transformer, 1st. I.F.... 2.00 *-RS-1456 Button, Wall Hanger .10
*-RS-1425 T2 Transformer, 2nd. I.F.... 1.95 *-RB-1057 Speaker 4 5.45
*-RS-1426 T3 Transformer, 3rd. I.F.... 2.10 SEC -095 Ring, Tubular (Speaker Mtg.) .10
*-11S-1427 L2 Coil, Oscillator 1.20 NOS -272 Ring, Compression (For Knobs).- .05
*-RS-1428 T4 Transformer, Output 2 85
*-RS-1429 Li Antenna 1.85 CABINET AND APPEARANCE ITEMS
POTENTIOMETER *-RB-1060 Cabinet Front, Beige (P760A)

(Assemb.) Cabinet Roth, Beige
RS-1347 R12,S1 Control, Volume,10K & Sw. 1.85 Gr.ille Pad 4.50
Grille
TRANSISTORS AND DIODES Cabinet Clasp (2)
37
Cabinet Hinge (2)
2 J
RS -1533 TRI 2N168A (on some sets).... 3.20 *-RB-1061 Cabinet Front, Green, (P761A)
RS-1538 TR1,TR3 2N169(TR1 on some sets).. 3.05 (Assemb.) Cabinet Back, Green
RS -1531 TRI 2N212/1297(on some sets). 3.55 Grille Pad 4.50
RS -1539 TOO 28135 or 4.0116813 3.30 Grille
RS -1537 013 2N293 or 2N314 3.15 Cabinet Clasp (2)
RS -1541 014 2N192 or 2N324 2.90 Cabinet Hinge (2)
RS -1542 TR5 28270,28321 or 28241A 3.20 RS-1069 Knob, Tuning .75
RED -001 DI 1N87, Diode Detector 1.90 RS-1071 Knob, Volume .85
n RS-1075 Cabinet Clasp .05
*-RS-1390 Grille .70
- - * Denotes Parts Not Previously Cataloged. *-11S-1391 Handle & Decorative Strip 1.00
0-80-1392 Strip, Decorative .30
y og um e e ommon
-^4\ Items, Obtainable From Parts Jobbers.
I-
MODELS P760A, P761A

©John F. Rider
MODELS P765A, B, P766A, B
S -P765
COVERS
MODELS
P 76$A, B
PRELIMINARY SERVICE DATA P766A,B
SPECIFICATIONS battery voltage before alignment in order to obtain

maximum sensitivity. The RF signal input should be
CABINET: P765A,B Gold/ Beige-P766A,B Plaid/Black kept at a minimum to avoid AVC action.
DIMENSIONS: 6 21/23"x 3 15/32"x 1 7/32" TROUBLE SHOOTING HINTS
ELECTRICAL 2 1/2 to 3 Volts DC Total battery drain used by the receiver will
RATING: give an indication of whether the transistors are
operating normally. This current check is made at
BATTERIES: (a) Carbon Pen -light cells: 2 Eveready quiescence. This means the volume control should be
#915, or 2 Burgess #Z or 2 Mallory M15 all the way open, the tuning gang all the way closed,
(b) Mercury Cells: 2 Eveready #E9, or and with no signal or noise being picked up.
2 Mallory #ZM9 With the radio controls set accordingly, a
(c) Nickel Cadmium Cells: RECHARGEABLE current flow check between the battery end cap and
CELLS 2 Gould #AA. The rechargeable the negative end of the battery should indicate
cells are packed with the recharger properly operating transistors. If excessive total L
carrying case accessory. current is noted when this check is made, individual
current checks should be made at the collector section
OPERATING Tuning range 540-1620KC of the suspected transistors.
o
FREQUENCIES: IF Amplifier 455 KC. We are including in the schematic of this radio
the proper current ranges found at the various check
POWER OUTPUT: Undistorted - 100 Milliwatts points. A properly operating stage should not vary
Maximum - 130 Milliwatts, with 3 volts from these readings. An excessive current reading
input. will likely mean a shorted transistor. If no current
can be read, this will indicate an open transistor or
SPEAKER: 2 3/4" PM 15 Ohms @ 400 Cycles other component in the circuit.
1
fP715C & PISA Input 110 Volts AC 2.5 Watts DEAD:
CHARGER: Output: See diagram page 2 1. Check batteries.
2. Check speaker by substituting earphones.
TRANSISTOR OSC. CONY. 2N164A or 2N168A 3. Check earphone jack.
COMPLEMENT: I.F. 2N293 or 2N314 4. Check for broken antenna leads.
I.F. 2N293 or 2N314
Germanium Diode Bret. 1N87 WEAK:
Driver 2N191 or 2N323 1. Check battery voltage -Gould batteries 2.5 volts;
Audio Output 2N241 Carbon or Mercury batteries 3 volts.
Audio Output 2N241 2. Check R. F. alignment.
3. Check I. F. alignment.
GENERAL INFORMATION
DISTROTION:
This receiver is of standard superheterodyne 1. Check battery connection on end cap for corns ion.
o=
design, using a ferrite -core antenna loop. 2. Check battery voltages (same as for weak.)
Conventional IF circuitry is used except in the 3. Check I. F. alignment.
second stage where a capacity divider is employed. A 4. Check output transistors for proper match.
germanium diode is used as a detector ahead of the u J 'If
driver stage. Two 2N241 transistors are used in a INTERMITTENT:

Class B push-pull circuit in the output stage. 1. Check positive battery contact for good contact
The charging unit uses a step-down transformer to battery.
and a diode in a half wave rectifier circuit tocharge 2. Check Phillips screw holding tuning gang to
the nickel cadmium batteries. circuit board.
3. Check solder connections on circuit board.
TRANSISTORS REPLACEMENT
TO REMOVE CHASSIS FROM CASE
Transistors are hermetically sealed and rela-
tively stable, it is advisable to make a complete 1. Remove the end cap on the speaker end of the
component check before a transistor is replaced. If radio the same as you would to change the batteries.
a transistor is suspected to be at fault, it can be Do not unsolder the wire attached to the end cap,but -
removed and checked on the G. E. trapsistor tester, unsolder the wire from the chassis bracket to the
Model 4.TT1A1 which is available from your G. E. tube case.
distributor. Use care when replacing the transistor, 2. With a pair of longnose pliers, straighten the
making sure its leads are in the correct holes on the metal tab holding the speaker grille
in place.
circuit board. See the phantom diagram for correct 3. Remove the speaker grille by folding it up and
positioning. Use care when soldering as excessive toward the opposite end of the case.
heat will damage the transistors and printed board. 4. Using care, pull out the speaker and unsolder the
A 35 watt soldering iron is recommended. two leads.
5. Remove the volume knob by pulling it off. Turn
ALIGNMENT: the screw in the center of the tuning dial in a
counterclockwise direction to remove it, then pull
To effect a proper alignment on this receiver, off the tuning knob.
the same procedure is used as an ordinary superhet- 6. Take out the screw near the tuning shaft hole,
erodyne electron tube set. It is advisable to check also the screw on the end cap tuning dial end.
®John F. Rider
7. Slide the chassis toward the tuning dial end about CAT. NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE
1/2 inch to gain access to the loop connections.
8. Unsolder the 3 loop connections. Be sure to MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
observe lead color coding.
9. Continue to slide the chassis out in this dir- RAD -231 Bracket, Rt. end P765A,P766A .10
ection. Let the end cap with the wire attached follow RHM-043 "C" Washer P765B,P766B .01
the chassis through the case. RS -1227 Tube, Battery .15
RAD -232 Bracket,Phone & Charging Jack P765A .20
NOTE: Do not remove the loop RAD -233
unless it is found to Bracket, Battery .20
be defective, RAD -234
as this will affect the alignment of the Strap, Battery Tube .04
receiver. RHS-194 Screw, Tuning Dial .45
RHS-195 Screw, Left End Cap P765A,P766A .25
When repairing the chassis out of the cabinet, RHS-196 Screw, Right End Cap P765A,P766A .25
there is a jig available from the service center. It RHM-043 "C" Washer .01
has a loop attached which eliminates the removal of RJS-230 Jack, Phone .90
the loop from the cabinet. RS -1231 Ring, Retaining P765A, P766A .05
The diagram below shows a convenient means of RMS-399 Ring, Compression .04
testing any of the various receivers models, including n -RS -1420 Screw, Left End Cap P765B, P7660 .25
the P765 series, using earphone jacks. This ar- n -RS -1421 Screw, Right End Cap,P765B, P766B .25
rangement provides a means of checking the audio out- n -RS -1422 Ring, Retaining P765B, P7660 .05
put without soldering and unsoldering speakers.
CAT. N0. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION ¡PRICE
n -RS -1357 Right End Cap .60
CAPACITORS RAC -214 Loop Cover. .75
n -RS -1356 End Cap Assembly 1.60
C3 Elect SHED 03V RAG -102 Speaker Cover P765,A B 1.30
CEO Elect. 3MFD 03V RAG -103 Speaker Cover P766A,B 1.30
C12 Elect. 50MFD @3V RAV-10'40 Cabinet, W/Leatherette, P7654,0 5.40
n-RS -1361 CA,B,C,D Tuning Condenser 7650,766E 4.20 RAV-10410 Cabinet, W/Leatherette, P766A,B 5.40
C1,2 .01 MFD 450V n-RS -1358 Tuning Dial .70
C4,9,11 .05MFD S0V RS -1009 Leatherette P765A,P765B .10
C13 .02 MFD 100V RS -1010 Leatherette P766A,P766B .10
C5 360 ROlF 300V n -RS -1359 Strap, Carrying Asem 1.05
C6 330 MME 300V RIG -018 Gasket, Speaker .20
C7 .0005 MFD 50V RDK-636 Knob, Volume Contrai .35
C8 470 008F 30V RS -1039 Speaker 7.65
n-RS -1434 CA,B,C,D Tuning Cap. P765A,P766A 4.20 n-10-1433 Bracket,Phono & Charging Jack P765B
P766B .35
POTENTIOMETER
Battery chargers, model PISA & P715C, are available
ROC -420 2K Vol. Con. & Sw 1.90 for use with this receiver, as an accessory.
COILS & TRANSFORMERS CHARGING BOX PARTS
RLC-147 T1 Oscillator Coil 1.30 RAF -009 Trim Strip P715C .50
RLL-072 L1 Loop 1.40 RAH -007 Charger Housing P715C .60
RS -1334 T2 I.F. Transformer 1st 2.15 RB -1035 Case, Charging PISA 17.85
RS -1333 T3 I.F. Transformer 2nd 1.75 RAU -475 Case, Charger P715C 4.50
RTL -213 T4 I.F. Transformer 3rd 1.65 RJB-083 Terminal Strip, P715C & 1,15A .05
RTL -210 TO Driver Transformer 3.65 RJP-068 Charging Plug P715C & PISA .10
RT0-206 T6 output Transformer 3.70 RTC -006 Transformer, P715C & PISA 2.80
RWL-043 Power Cord P715C & P15A .90
RESISTORS RS -1008 1 Nickel Cad. Battery 4.25
RS -1199 Charging Plug Assem. P715C & P15A 1.00
RS -1355 RIO 50 OHMS Current Var .50 RS -1111 Identification Plate P715C .30
RS -1198 Charger Housing P154 .70
All resistors and capacitors not cataloged are RS-1200 Identification Plate PISA .30
common types obtainable from radio parts jobbers.
Refer to schematic for symbols and values. 'o' DENOTES ITEMS NOT PREVIOUSLY
CATALOGUED
15 OHM
SPEAKER SPEAKER PRICES ARE SUGGESTED LIST PRICES AND ARE SUBJECT
TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
LEdReHONE
CORD
SET
SPOT SW,
MODELS P765A, B, P766A, B

©John F. Rider
MODELS P715C, P15A
ER -S- PISA
COVERS
RI3
MODELS 220
P715C
P15A
110 V
60 ti
s(M£&ot® E([tals
P715C P 15A
These charging units can be used with all G. E. TROUBLE SH00TING
transistor radios having a recharging jack and using
2 rechargeable 1.2 volt batteries. When checking the charger output as previously
In the early production of the P715C charger described, if less than 2.5 Volts D. C. make the
units, the charging transformer had an output of 2.7 following checks:
volts A.C. However, in the later production P715C
and all of the PISA chargers this transformer has an 1. Check output voltage of the transformer.
output of 12 volts A.C. and uses a 220 ohm 1 watt (a) If the charging unit uses the 220 ohm re-
series dropping resistor. sistor, the transformer output should be 12
If it becomes necessary to replace the charging Volts A. C.
transformer, only the type catalog number RTC-006 (b) If the 220 ohm resistor is not used in
with the 12 volt A.C. output, should be used All
. unit the transformer output should be 2.7
RTC -006 transformers will be supplied with the 220ohm Volts A. C.
dropping resistor. The resistor should be connected 2. Check solder connections on terminal board
in the circuit as shown in the schematic diagram. and at charger plug.
For quickly checking the output of the charger a 3. Check the 220 ohm resistor by unsoldering one
simple test item can be constructed in a couple of end and substituting one of proper resistance.
minutes. Take a charging jack -and -bracket assembly 4. Check diode D2 also by substitution.
(cat. no. RS -1433) and solder a 170 or 180 ohm
resistor between the jack terminal and the bracket CAT. Ni. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PRICE
frame.) With the charger plugged into the jack and
tenet tad to a 105 to 120 volt AC supply the voltage RAF-009 Trim Strip P715C .50
across the 170 to 180 ohm resistor must be greater RAH -007 Charger Housing P715C .60
than 2.5 volts D.C. RAU -475 Charger Case Assam. P715C 4.50
Rechargeable cells that remain in a discharged RJB-083 Terminal Strip .05
condition may accumulate corrosion on the terminale. RTC -006 Transformer 2.80
This corrosion acts as a high resistance in series RWL-043 Cord, Power .90
with the charger when attempting to recharge th RS -1008 Battery, 1 Nickel Cad 4.25
batteries. RS -1111 Plate, Identification P715C .30
Batteries in this condition may never become RS -1198 Housing, Charger PISA .70
fully charged creating the illusion of a faulty RS -1199 Plug, Charger Assembly 1.00
charger. It is necessary therefore, to clean the RS -1200 Plate, Identification PISA. .30
terminals with fine emery cloth before attempting to RB -1035 Case, Charger PISA 17.85
recharge the batteries. RS -1653 D2 1092 Diode 2.00
Normal recharging time for a set of rechargeable
batteries is 14 to 16 hours. However, this time may
vary depending upon the condition of the batteries All components not cataloged are common types
when the recharge begins. obtainable from radio parts jobbers. Refer to
CAUTION schematic for symbols and values.
Make sure the batteries are installed in the
correct position. IF RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES ARE IN- PRICES ARE SUGGESTED LIST PRICES AND ARE SUBJECT TO
STALLED IN THE REVERSE POSITION THEY WILL BE RUINED CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
DURING RECHARGE.
©John F. Rider
GENERAL ELECTRIC ER -S-P7256
COVERS
SERVICE MANUAL
MODELS
i
FOR
TRANSISTOR RADIO RECEIVERS
P725B II
(540-1600 KC., 433 KC., 1-F.) P726B
Supersedes Service Note S-P725B
/
SPECIFICATIONS
Plastic - Brown, P725B; Turquoise, P726B

CABINET:
ELECTRICAL .3Batteries: Eveready #950, or A100,

RATING: Burgess #20, or equivalent
POWER Undistorted: 225 milliwatts

OUTPUT: Maximum: 350 milliwatts
GENERAL INFORMATION
The models P725B and P726B are all transistor

battery operated portable radios.
The B+ is supplied by three 1 1/2 volt flashlight
type batteries producing the total B+ of 4.5 volts.
CHASSIS REMOVAL
1.
3.
Remove both knobs. 2. Remove the 3 batteries.
Remove cabinet retainer strap. 4. Unsolder the
....- sB
I
two leads on the speaker. 5. Unscrew the 5 screws -_1
holding chassis to cabinet.
P7258, P726B
TROUBLESHOOTING Remove batteries and bend both the contact springs
A check of battery condition and total current

and holding springs inward to increase their tension. n1ád
Oxidation may occur on the contacts of the batteries
drain of the receiver should be made first. All batteries
-)I- T .
themselves. This tends to insulate the
current measurements are made at quiescence with the
from the battery contact springs, and increase
receiver turned on, volume control at maximum, tuning The terminals on the batteries
electrical resistance.
gang closed, and with no signal conditions. should be cleaned with emery cloth to insure positive
The total receiver current drain is 16 to 18 mils.
electrical contact. L"71n .
This is measured by inserting a millieameter in
After the set has been aligned and placed in the
series with the batteries. Due
cabinet, recheck the antenna trimmer at 1500 KC.
If an excessive total current drain is recorded,
to the inductance effect caused by the proximity of \ 9
the individual collector currents of each transistor
the speaker when the cabinet is closed, a change in .w1
should be checked. An excessive current
mean a shorted transistor; no current will
that a transistor or associated circuit
is defective.
reading may
indicate
component
the peak operating condition will be noticed. Open
the cabinet and slightly adjust the trimmer,
close the cabinet and recheck again, continue the pro-
then
e\
A single-edge razor blade is a satisfactory tool
for cutting the copper circuit wiring so that a milli -
ammeter can be inserted in series with the break
measure the current After each current check
flow.
to
cedure until the proper operating performance is at-
tained.
TRANSISTOR REPLACEMENT
-; \\
is completed, solder the cut carefully to complete transistor lead
When measuring voltages at the
the circuit again.
terminals, be sure to observe torrent voltage polari-
ties as shown on the schematic.
NO RECEPTION: a defective transistor, be sure
When replacing
1. Check battery voltage and battery contacta.
to observe correct lead positions, as shown on
2. Check on -off switch.
schematic diagram in outline form.
3. Check all antenna lead connections.
4. Check coil L2.
REPLACEMENT OF COMPONENTS
WEAK AUDIO:
1. Check battery voltage for 4.5 volta. clean the
After removing a defective part,
2. Check battery current. replacement part
mounting holes of all solder; the
3. Check transistor collector currents. a better solder
can then be inserted more easily and
4. Check alignment. soldering
connection can be accomplished. Apply a
iron just long enough to heat the terminal to remove
INTERMITTENT:
the component. Too much heat may damage a component.
1. Check battery contacts for corrosion.
SIS is a thermistor (temperature compensating
2. Check solder connections on dip -soldered side of flow to the out-
resistor) and regulates the current
circuit board.
put transistors. After replacing 015, allow it to
reach ambient temperature before turning the radio
Intermittent audio, motorboating, and poor re-
on.
ception is frequently caused by poor battery contact.
MODELS P725B, P726B

®John F. Rider
MODELS P725B, P726B

CAT. NO. I SYMBOL' DESCRIPTION (PRICE CAT. NO. I
DESCRIPTION !PRICE
CAPACITORS
MISCELLANEOUS
RS -1022 C2,3,41 Olmf., 450V .30 RB -1057 Speaker, 4"
10,15 J 5.45
RS -1065 Brace, Handle, L.H
RS -1024 C8,13 .05mí., 50V 75
.50 RS -1066 Brace, Handle, R.H
RS -1346 Cl Tuning Capacitor .10
3.55 RS -1067 Screw, Handle
*-RS-1458 C16 175mf., 6V 1.55 RS -1072 Pad, Grille, (Black Paper)
RCE-225 C7 8mf., 10V 05
..10
1.65 RS -1073 Retainer, Handle
014 Smf., 10V. .03
RS -1074 Clip, Friction
C17 .22mf., 100V. .05
RS -1075 Catch, Cabinet
.03
RS -1088 Screw, 996x5/16, t
RESISTORS 25 .03
RS -1089 Screw, U6 -32x1/8 P.H
.05
RS -1355 RS -1188 Clamp, Antenna
RIS 50 ohms, thermistor .50 15
RS -1341 Battery Clip, Clamp & Rivet,
COMPONENT WIRING DIAGRAM IE ELY .00 .1
POTENTIOMETER RS -1342 Battery Clip, Clamp &(Pos
.30
RivetEnd)
RS.-1347 R12,S1 Volume Contro1,10K & Sw 1.85 RS -1343 Battery Clamp Holder,( Clamps n&) 30
TRANSISTORS h DIODES Rivets .40
RS -1344 Bracket, Antenna, (RH ) .90
RS -1345 Bracket, Antenna, (L.H )
RS -1531 TR1 2N212/1297
/ (on some sets) .70
3.55 RS -1456 Wall Hanger Button
RS -1533 TR1,TR3 2N168A (on some sets) .10
3.20 RHC-095 Ring, Tubular
RS -1538 TR1,TR3 2N169 (on some sets) .10
3.05 RMS-272 Rin S. (Compression) (for knobs)
RS -1547 TR2,TR3 2N94 (TR3 on some sets) .OS
3.15
RS,1534 TR3 2N515 (on some sets) 3.15 CABINET & APPEARANCE
RS -1537 TR3 2N293 (on some sets) ITEMS
3.15
RS -1546 TR4 2N265/4JX1A520B 2.95 *-RB-1055 Cabinet Front, (Tan),P725B
RS -1542 TR5,TR6 2N241A,2N270, or 2N321 3.20 (Assemb.) Cabinet Back, (Tan)
RED-001 D1 1N87, Diode Detector 1.90 Pad, Grille
Grille 6.45
COILS & TRANSFORMERS
Nameplate
RS -1348 Catch, Cabinet,(2)
T1 Transformer, 1st I.F 1.75
RS -1349 Hinges, Cabinet, (2)
T2 Transformer, 2nd I.F 1.95 *-RB-1056
RS -1350 Cabinet Front,(Turq.),P726B
T3 Transformer, 3rd I.F 1.95 (Assemb.) Cabinet Back, (Turq.)
RS -1351 'L2 Coil,Oscillator. 1.20 Pod, Grille
RS -1352 T4 Transformer, Input 2.75
\ 6.45
RS -1353 Grille
T5 Transformer, Output 2.40
*-RS-1354 Nameplate
Ll Antenna 2.10 Catch, Cabinet, (2)
Hinges,Cabinet,(2)
* - Denotes Parts Not Previously Cataloged. RS -1061 Grille J 2.10
RS -1062 Nameplate
A11 Parts Not Listed By Catalog Numbers Are Common .25
RS -1063 Handle,(8rown), P725B
Items, Obtainable From Radio Parts Jobbers. .95
RS -1064 Handle,(Ant. White), P726B .95
RS -1068 Knob, Tuning,(Brown) P725B .75
Prices Are Suggested List Prices And Subject To
RS -1069 Knob, Tuning, (Ant. White), P726B .75
Change Without Notice. RS -1070 Knob, Volume, (Brown), P725B .85
RS -1071 Knob, Volume, (Ant. White), P726B .85
COMPONENT WIRING DIAGRAM IUEE M00.)
©John F. Rider
MAnNUALQ 572A
TRANSISTOR REMOVING CHASSIS FROM CASE
ERVICE MANUAL
RADIO
MODEL BR -1102A 1. Remove battery.
2. Remove tuning knob stud by turning counterclockwise and remove tuning knob.
SERIAL No.75X 3. Remove case cover mounting screw located behind tuning knob and remove case cover.
AND REPAIR PARTS 4. Remove three chassis mounting screws.
62Z -5149B"
5. Carefully remove chassis from case allowing battery cable to slip through battery com-
FOR REPAIR SERVICEDEPARTMENT partment hole.
WARDS TRANSISTOR RADIO BATTERY REPLACEMENT

TUNING Since the receiver is small and compact, not every 9 volt battery will fit in the
space
provided. Listed below are five available types to be used for replacement.
WARDS NO -92
BURGESS NO -2N6
EAR PHONE EVEREADY NO -246
OLIN NO-1707
RECEPTACLE
RCA VS-305
Approximately 100 hours performance can be experienced with the above batteries
ON -OFF before replacement is required. Battery replacement should be performed
when the sound
VOLUME output is noticed to be muffled or distorted with a decrease in total output or
if a voltage
Model BR -1102A volts. The battery voltage should be measured with the
measurement shows less than 6
Turquoise and White ...asiver turned on after et least 5 minutes of operation.
SPECIFICATIONS When battery replacement is necessary, remove battery

cover by pushing release but-
old battery and un -snap
ton upward, grasp latch and pull up and away from case. Remove
into case. Be sure
Power Supply 9 volts D.C. battery cable. Snap battery cable on replacement battery and insert
and side wall of case to prevent battery movement.
Frequency Range 540 to 1600 KC RT3 RT4 rubber cushion is between battery
2N109 2N109 Insert battery cover in place and push latch down.
AUDIO AMP AUDIO OUTPUT
Intermediate Frequency 455 KC
Selectivity At 1000 KC, 70 KC at 1000 X signal
Sensitivity (2 mw ref) 800 u.v. per meter

RT2 RTI
Power Output 20 m. w. 2N140
2N139
IP AMP MIXER -OSO
Speaker 2-3/4" PM, V.C. impedance -15 ohms
Cabinet .... 6-1/4" width, 1-3/4" depth, 3-3/8" height

Top Chassis View
TRANSISTOR COMPLEMENT
SERVICE LETTER REMINDER
RTI 2N140 Oscillator-Mixer Record number of Service Letters below Alt apply
RT2 2N139 1st. IF Amplifier to models listed in this manual.
RT3 2N109 Audio Amplifier
RT4 2N109 Audio Output
CK-706A Crystal Detector
BATTERY LOCATION
MODEL BR -1102A, Serial 75X

()John Y. Rider
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ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE v
ó
TRANSISTOR SERVICING NOTES: 1. Remove chassis from case.
2. Connect 9 volt battery.
G)
3. Use output meter with 15 ohms impedance.
rn
The following information is presented as a guide to servicing transistor radios: 4. Turn volume control to maximum.
5. Signal generator output at 100 microvolts, N
VOLTAGE READINGS
30% modulation at 400 cycles.
Because of theIOWw battery potential, it is suggested that a VTVM be used to measure N
readings will vary with the strength of the signal being received, the battery
all circuit voltages. Voltage
voltage, and the type voltmeter being SIGNAL GENERATOR ADJUST FOR
used. The voltage readings indicated on the schematic diagram were OUTPUT GANGED MAXIMUM
measured with a VTVM, no signal input, and CIRCUIT FREQUENCY COUPLING CIRCUIT GROUND
with a battery voltage of 9 volts. Voltage readings will also vary METER CAPACITY OUTPUT ON
with a change of transistors. The transistors CAPACITY CONNECTION SIDE
conductivity vorys to one transistor to another, therefore, voltage readings will METER
differ. All voltage readings will be
negative with respect to chassis due to the PNP type transistor employed. I.F. 455KC .5MF To Base To Connect in T3, T4
of RT1 Chassis place of
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
speaker
The battery should be the first component checked when the rodio Repeat above step two or three ions for best results,
is presented for service, since the battery voltage
decreases with use and age. The battery voltage should be checked keeping generator output in all cases as low as possible
at the battery cable connections with the re-
ceiver turned on, and after at least five minutes of operation.
Batteries have a tendency to reactivate (recharge) to prevent overloading of audio.
when not in use, and a true test of the batteries capabilities
can not be determined until sufficient current has been
drown from the battery. If the battery is found to be dead, the
receiver should be checked for a short circuit before Osc. 1620KC .5MF
the replacement battery is installed. Disconnect battery and To Base To Connect in Open Gang
measure resistance with an ohmmeter of the battery C4B
cable connections. Ohmmeter will indicate approximately 1700 ohms of RT1 Chassis place of (Fully clockwise)
with positive lead to chassis, approximately
400 ohms with negative lead to chassis and approximately
4000 ohms with all transistors out of circuit with either speaker
meter lead to chassis. Battery replacement should be
performed when the sound output is noticed to be muffled or Caution: Too high an output from signal generator may
distorted with a decrease in total output.
cause setting of trimmer on a spurious response.
OHMMETER READINGS
Osc. 535KC .5MF To Bose To Connect in
When using a ohmmeter to check continuity and resistance Closed Gang T2
readings, caution must .be observed. It is important to of RT1 Chassis
know the internal battery voltage of the ohmmeter as damage place of (Fully counter-
could result due to excessive voltage being applied to
the ohmmeter. It is 'Ise important to know the battery polarity of speaker clockwise)
the meter leads. Incorrectly placing the ohmmeter
leads across a lytit capacitor with a low working
voltage may damage the capacitor due to excessive reverse Osc.
rent. If the meter battery voltage is greater than 12 volts, the high Cur- 1620KC .5MF To Base To Connect in
frequency transistor rating will be exceded and Open Gang C4B
may be damaged. A diode action will be experienced of RT1 Chassis place of
when attempting to check the resistance readings with the
transistors in the circuit. It is advisable to remove all transistors
(Fully clockwise)
from their sockets before making ohmmeter checks. speaker
SOLDERING Ant. 1400KC Connect 3 turn loop to generator Connect in Ganged Cunden- CIA
and place near T1. place of ser should be
Caution must be observed when using a soldering iron as excessive hoot
may easily damage a transistor. The tran-
sistors must be removed from their sockets before soldering at speaker rocked
the socket pins. Heat may also damage other cam.
ponents such as 1/4 watt resistors. Therefore, dissipate the heat Check for alignment and dial calibration at 1000KC and 600KC.
to the component by grasping the component lead
with a pair of long nose pliers. A low wattage small diameter tip
iron is suggested.
TRANSISTORS
If a transistor is suspected of being defective, substitution will

be the only reliable check. Checking resistance
readings of a transistor with an ohmmeter will indicate only a shorted
or open transistor. When inserting a transistor
n its socket, make sure the transistor's leads
line up with the socket holes. Illustrations on the schematic
show the spacing between transistor's leads and the transistor diagram
sockets. Audio transistors have a red dot on the
body of the transistor adjacent to the collector lead for identifying
purposes. The red dot must line up with a paint
dot on the chassis when the transistor is inserted into the
socket. If a transistor substitution is made in the
IF circuit, realignment may be necessary. This is due RF or
to the difference in operating characteristics Irons
sistor to another. one tran-
COMPONENT REPLACEMENT
An important consideration is component replacement. Miniature

as well as close tolerance components are used
throughout the radio, therefore, all components must be replaced
with exact duplicate parts.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Trouble in a transistor radio can easily be isolated by using

a signal generator and listening to
tracing from the base of the output stage bock through the the speaker. Circuit
receiver to the antenna, should quickly reveal which stage
is not functioning properly. 'When injecting the signal, use
a 50 mfd lytic, negative to base, in the
a .5 mfd capacitor in the IF or RE stages audio circuit;
and inductive coupling to the antenna.
Caution must be observed not to accidently short the collector

circuit to the chassis, as damage to the transistor
may result. Also, the practice of deliberately shorting a circuit to
listen fora click in the speaker, must be ovoíded for the some chassis to determine if voltage is present or to
reason.
©John F. Rider
REPLACEMENT PARTS LISTS
REF. NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REF. NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION
RESISTORS TRANSFORMERS
RI 33K ohm, 1/4 watt, 10% T4 138-26382 2nd IF Transformer

R2 5100 ohm, 1/4 watt, 5% T5 12C-26467 Input Transformer
R3 18K ohm, 1/4 watt, 10% T6 12C-26539 Output Transformer
R4-5-6-7 1000 ohm, 1/4 watt, 10%
RI1 10A-26383 On -off Volume control -10K ohm
R12 150K ohm, 1/4 watt, 10% MISCELLANEOUS
R13 1000 ohm, 1/4 watt, 10%
R14 5100 ohm, 1/4 watt, 5% 44A-26374 Earphone receptacle
R15 27K ohm, 1/4 watt, 10% 2D-26377 Volume control bracket
R16 100 ohm, 14 watt, 10% 32E2.5445 Volume knob screw
RI7 4300 ohm, 1/4 watt, 5% 18A-26777 2-3/4" P.M. Speaker
RI8 560 ohm, 1/4 watt, 5% 14A-26469 Battery Cable
R19 23X10X820K 82 ohm, 1/2 watt, 10% 2M-26376 Antenna spring clip
R20 470 ohm, 1/4 watt, 10%
15B-24912 Transistor socket -largo
43D-27661 Heat sink clip
A2M-24947 Mounting clip
CAPACITORS (Transistor sockets)
CIAB- B48A-26593 Insulator (IF & Osc.
C4AB 8A-26659 Tuning condenser osc. coils)
C2-3 8G-26457 .01 mfd, 25 volt, ceramic
C5 8N1-274 350 mmf. 500 volt, 5% mica
C6 8G-26459 .05 mfd, 25 volt, ceramic CABINET PARTS
C7 8C-26454 50 mfd, 10 volt, lytic
C8 8G-26766 12 mel, 5% 116A068 Case
C9 8G-26459 .05 mfd, 25 volt, ceramic 2C-26505 Handle Plate
C10 350 mmf (Intl. in T4) 62M-26504 Retainer Pin
C11 8G-26459 .05 mfd, 25 volt, ca amic 116A067 Case cover
C13 8C-26455 6 mfd, 3 volt, lytic r 116A066 Battery cover assy
C16 8C-26455 6 mfd, 3 volt, lytic 15A1129 Tuning knob
C19 8G-26457 .01 Id,
25 volt, ceramic 3M-26400 Tuning knob stud
C20 8C-26455 6 mfd, 3 volt, lytic 5B-27470 On -off volume knob
C21 8C-26453 50 mfd, 3 volt, lytic 25M-26538 Rubber cushion
C22 8G-26879 .01 mfd, 25 volt, ceramic
" TRANSISTOR
RT1 2N-140
RT2 2N-139
RT3 2N-109
Tl
T2
T3
13E-26452
51B2260
13A-26380
TRANSFORMERS
Rod Antenna
Oscillator coil
lst, IF Transformer
RT4
"
2N-109
19C 1980
Transistors are to be
I)
Crystal deteNct295or
(CK706 or
purchased from manufacturer

of radio.
NOTE: All chassis marked "Run 2" include the following changes:
Ref. No. Part No. Description Change
R-4,5,7 Resistor (1000 Ohm 10% V,Delete these resistors and

Watt)
replace with jumper wire.
C-6,11 8G-26459 Capacitor (.05 mfd, 25V, Ceramic Omit, no connection
Some Run 2 chassis used %y watt resistors in place of V watt. In all Run 2 chassis for re-
placement parts either 1/2 or watt resistors may be used.
IV44
Use universal parts where part numbers are not shown. Order from (LRS).

©John F. Rider
MODEL GTM 1108A, Serial 75X
MANUAL 575A ;
R 2
TRANSISTOR RADIO
SERVICE MANUAL MODEL

GTM 11086
SERIAL NO.
LI
AND REPAIR PARTS 75X

Form No. 622-57613
FOR REPAIR SERVICE DEPARTMENT
MODEL GTM 1108A

TAN
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency range ..............................................540 to 1600 KC
Intermediate Frequency 1
455 KC
GENERAL DESCRIPTION Transistor Complement

This Airline transistor radio is a five transistor port- 1 2N252 .... . Converter
able broadcast superheterdyne receiver. A jack is provided 1 2N253
for private earphone connection. It replaces che loud- 1 2N254
speaker when a miniature plug is inserted through the 1N87G or 1N295
1 . .. Diode Detector
hole in the back of the cabinet. This silences the speaker
and allows the user to listen under conditions of high
ambient noise, or situations in which operation of the <
speaker is undesirable. The receiver is housed in a leath- Si

erette case with carrying strap. Power Output
The receiver employs five junction type transistors. Undistorted ... ... .. .035 watts
The converter, audio driver, and audio output transistors 69
are of the PNP type, while the IF amplifiers employ NPN
type transistors. The converter stage is an autodyne type
type mixer -oscillator. A tuned, high 'IT ferrite -core coil
Loudspeaker
is used as an antenna. TWo stages of IF amplification are
used. The gain of the 1st IF amplifier is controlled by an Power Supply:
Automatic Gain Control circuit.
Wards -62-96 RCA -VS -300
A crystal diode functions as a detector and AGC
source. The driver amplifies the audio signal and capacity
Eveready -226 Burgess PA
couples it to the audio signal transistor. The audio output Average current Drain .. .17 ma,
stage is operated Class "A". The speaker is a 2/" PM
S'Pe
©John F. Rider
4. (fold the radio in the palm of the hand with the open side
BOARD REMOVAL up. Grip the printed board with the other hand and slide
of the tuning it down towards the tuning capacitor end of the cabinet,
1. Remove the screw located in the center until the speaker bracket is free of the metal lip. Now
knob. Turn dial to the high frequency end and remove the raise this end of the board over metal lip and slide it out
screw by turning it in a counter clockwise direction while of the cabinet.
gripping knob. 5. When replacing screw. dial knob, do not strain tuning PARTS LIST
2. Open the back cover and remove battery. condenser. Turn knob to low frequency end and grip
3. Remove the mounting screw located
at the tuning conden-
knob while tightening screw.
ser end of the printed board. Ref. No. Port No. Description
CAPACITORS. R219 39 0,5 10% Carbon
R220 470 0.5 10% Carbon
ET
ieRACNER
C201 3300005001 Variable gang condenser
BATTERY 9 VOLTS
C202 .0047 mf 500 v Ceramic
C203 2159300015 .001 mf 30 v Ceramic
C204 2180012h)11 10 mf 3 v. Electrolytic TRANSFORMERS AND COILS
.L,
C205 2159300011 .01 m) 30 v Ceramic
C206 2150300h112 .01 mf 30 v Ceramic L201 310V012002 Antenna - Iron Core loop
C207 .0022 mf 500 v Ceramic L202 230V026M01 Oscillator coil
C208 2159303003 .05 mf 25 o Ceramic T20 1 2359014001 1st IF transformer
Ì d . C209
C210
C211
C212
2159303004
2181012M09
2159300015
2I8V012M01
.02 mf 25
5
.00I
40 mf
v Ceramic
mf 12 v Electrolytic
mf 30 v 0h10 Ceramic
12 v Electrolytic
T202
T203
T204
235001400
2359014002
430003400
2nd IF transformer
3rd IF transformer
Output transformer
I ú
, \
1
.::.
r
1,
0213
C214
C2I5
C216
2189012009
2180012002
2180012h101
2159300015
5 inf 12 v
40 mf 3
40 mf 12 v
.001 mf 30
v
Electrolytic
Electrolytic
Electrolytic
v GMV Ceramic 2979008001
2979002004
TRANSISTORS AND D10DE
20252 Transistor
20253 Transistor
- converter
- 1st IF
2979002005 20254 Transistor - 2nd 1F
RESISTORS 2979004001 2N238 Transistor - audio driver
I 297V009M91 20291 Transisror -
audio output
OHMS WATTS 2969002001 100295 or 11087G crystal diode -detector
12201 39 k 0.5 10% Carbon
R202 8.2 k 0.5 10% Carbon
R203 4.7 k 0.5 10% Carbon MISCELLANEOUS
0.5 10% Carbon
R205 IOO
0.5 20% Carbon 7540008001 jack (31) -
for earphone
0206
0207
I k
0.5 10% Carbon 2700024001 -
Switch on -off (SW1 parr of 0212)
15 k
0.5 10% Carbon 770VI09002 -
Bracket Volume control mounting
raruspERr
R208
R209
1
470
k
0.5 10% Carbon 778VO18h101 -
Bracket Speaker mounting (includes
-
1191
R210 1.5 k 0.5 10% Carbon battery negative terminal less speaker)
I.,rr.ARP-rmv 0.5 10% Carbon 5130014001 Cabinet -
leatherette
Tlm AarB3TX01T
R211
12212
56 k
5 k Volume control (includes SW1) 754000700, -
Connector assembly battery positive
Figure 2 Top View Ports Loyout 0.5 10% Carbon
terminal
22 k
R213
0.5 10% Carbon 5500033M02 Knob - tuning
L 201
0214 3.3 k
0.5 10% Carbon 5500017h101 Knob - on/off/volume
R215 I k
0.5 10% Carbon 7610804001 Screw - dial knob
000600060000000000000000000600000000000000000000 0216 2.2
12 k
k
0.5 10% Carbon 5700004001 Speaker - 2T/4" PO
0217
0218 1.5 k 0.5 10% Carbon 7639000063 -
Washer tuning knob
L202
NOTE: USE UNIVERSAL PARTS WHERE PART NUMBERS ARE NOT LISTED. ORDER FROM (LOS)
C201
SUGGESTED SERVICING HINTS

is the surest check. It is not advisable to check transistors
Make all voltage measurements with a VTVM and with
with an ohmmeter as damage to them can result. Transistors
tuning capacitor set for maximum capacity and the volume should not be soldered or unsoldered in the circuit when
control at minimum. Battery current should be monitored at voltage is applied to the circuit.
R214 all times and should be approximately 17 milliamperes. When removing components from the printed board, in-
Battery voltage should be at nine volts. cluding transistors, care must be taken to avoid damaging
The battery should be the first component checked when
6214
aán+ the board.
servicing. A weak battery can cause a decrease in gain Replacement of an IF transistor usually will have n
and distortion. Check the battery potential with battery
in
N23ß effect on the overall alignment. In some cases IF alignment
receiver and set turned on. and a may be affected. For proper IF alignment procedure refer to
If all other circuit components have been checked the section on alignment.
Lx faulty transistor is suspected, replacement of ehe transistor
céid
20291
C21
VcoaruaOLUWE
F,gore T 3ottom View of PPled Board Showinn TOP Components Symbolically
MODEL GTM 1108A, Serial 75X

John F. Rider
MODEL GTM 1 109A, Serial 75X
BOARD REMOVAL
3. Hold radio in the palm of the hand with the open back
1. Remove the screw located in center of the tuning knob. side up. Grip the board with the other hand and slide it
down toward the tuning capacitor end of the cabinet,
Turn the dial to the high frequency end and grip the until the upper end of the speaker bracket is free of the
tuning knob with one hand. Remove the screw by turning
plastic lip. Now raise this end of the bracket over lip
it in a counter clockwise direction. Do not cause any and slide it out of the cabinet.
undue strain on the tuning capacitor. 4. To insert the board into the cabinet, use the reverse
2. Remove back of cabinet by loosening coin-slot screw procedure, being careful to lock the speaker bracket
MANUAL 577A ón back. Remove the %'t self tapping screw located at
under both recesses provided in the cabinet front.
tuning condenser end of board.
LL
SPEAKER BRACKET
TRANSISTOR RADIO

GTM 1109A
SERIAL NO.
EARPHONE
CAPACITOR ELEC.
JACK
C5
880
11
SPEAKER --
BATTERY9 VOLTS
POSITIVE TERMINAL
AND REPAIR PARTS 75X
T3
DETECTOR
ADIUSTM NT
Form No. 62-Z-5788' T4
VOLUME CONTROL
ASSEMBLE WITH STRAIN RELIEF
FOR REPAIR SERVICE DEPARTMENT AUDIO DRIVERS R15
KNOT AS SHOWN
310/2X238
ON-OFF SWITCH
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SWI
IN I
ANTENNA
TRIMMER "B"
xy V
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CONTACT
,)AUDIO OUTPUT TRANSFORMER T5
TUNING CI
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G-,.
CONVERTER 24252
PRINTED BOARD
OSCILLATOR
OSCILLATOR COIL L2
TRIMMER "D"
MODEL GTM 1109A white - turquoise

2nd I.F. AMP 2X254
FILTER CAPACITOR C12

1st I.F. AMP. 2X253 LOOP ANTENNA LI
TI ADJUSTMENT
T2 AD USTMENT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
.
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS Figure 3 Top View Parts Layout
LI
This Airline transistor radio is a seven transistor portable Intermediate Freq uency ....................................................455 KC
broadcast superheterodyne receiver. A jack is provided for Sensitivity .................... 200uv'per meter, 50mw output approx. TO "A" & "B"
private earphone connection. It replaces the loudspeaker Selectivity ...............................................8 KC at 6db bandwidth OF CI 8.4V
when a miniature plug is inserted through the hole in the Transistor Complement
back of the receiver. This silences the speaker and allows 2N252 ......................................................................Converter C12
tl R i
1
the user to listen under noisey conditions, or situations in 2N253 ..................................................................1st IF Amp. 1------11---14, I-i---ll-'-.yI
Ri'
1
which operation of the speaker is undesirable. The receiver

is housed in an unbreakable plastic case and the back cover
is removed by loosening the coin -slot screw on the back.
The receiver employs seven junction type transistors.
1
1
1
2N254 ................................................................ 2nd IF Amp.
880 or 2X94 .........................................Transistor Detector
2X238 or 310 ....................................................Audio Driver
-.. 2
T2 ,-G-3
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R4
C-B;. I7 V ¡oDol4 1
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2 2N185 (matched pair) ......................................Audio Output

The converter, audio driver and audio output transistors
are of the PNP type, while the IF amplifiers and detector
employ NPN type transistors. The converter stage is an
Power Output CI
's'vy
-1- RB /idii3l
Undistorted...............................................................075 watts
autodyne type mixeroscillator. A tunes, high "Q" ferrite -
core coil is used as an antenna. Two stages of IF amplifi-
cation are used. The gain of the 1st IF amplifier is controlled Loudspeaker ........................................................2114" PM Round
8.4V" 2NÌl P '
by an Automatic Gain Control circuit. Voice Coil Impedance ................................................ 12 ohms
A transistor functions as a power detector and AGC
source. In addition to detecting the IF signal it also provides Power Supply:
gain at audio frequencies. The driver stage amplifies the Wards - 62-96 - 300
audio signal and transformer couples is to the two audio
output transistors. These transistors are operated in push-
pull with out -of-phase audio signals fed to the base of each
Eveready - 226
RCA -VS
Burgess P6
Average current Drain (no signal) ....................... 6.5ma.
IB
\ 1M R R'rfL
R20 a/`
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transistor. Each transistor is operated class 'B' and the Approximate Battery Life ..................................... 75 hours
alternate halves of the audio signal are combined in the I
output transformes and coupled to the 234" PM speaker.
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Figure 4 Bottom View of Printed Board Showing Top Components Symbollicolly
®John F. Rider
PARTS LIST
Ref. No. Part No. Description Ref. No. Port No. Description
CAPACITORS TRANSFORMERS AND COILS
CIA,B,C,D 330V005H01 Variable Gang Condenser LI 310V012H03 Antenna -Iron Coré Loop
C2 .0047 mf 500V Ceramic L2 230V026H01 Oscillator Coil
C3 215 V300H15 .001 mf 30V Ceramic TI 235V014H01 1st I.F. Transformer
C4 215V300H12 .01 mf 30V Ceramic T2 23590141101 2nd I.F. Transformer
C5 2I8V012002 40 mf 3V Electrolytic T3 235V014H02 3rd I.F. Transformer
C6 215V300H12 .01 mf 30V Ceramic T4 430V024H01 Audio Driver Transformer
C7 215V102Á22 .002 mf 30V Ceramic T5 430V025H01 Audio Output Transformer
C8 2159303003 .05 mf 30V Ceramic
C9 215V300012 .01 mf 30V Ceramic ä1e
C10 215V300H12 .01 mf 30V Ceramic TRANSISTORS
C11 215V3000115 .001 mf 30V Ceramic
C12 218V012001 40 mf 12V Electrolytic 297V000001 2N252 Transistor - converter
C13 215V303003 .05 mf 30V Ceramic 297V002004 20253 Transistor - 1st IF
297V002H05 20254 Transistor - 2nd 1F
297V005001 080/2N94 -
Transistor detector
RESISTORS 2979004001 310/20238 Transistor - audio driver rAddd
297V003001 20185 (2) Transistors (Matched Pair
Ohms. Wotts - audio output) 1
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(ddEdd
R1 39K 0.5 10% Carbon

R2 8.2K 0.5 10% Carbon
R3 4.7K 0.5 10% Carbon MISCELLANEOUS
R4 3.9K 0.5 10% Carbon
R5 15K 0.5 10% Carbon 770V109002 Bracket - Volume control mounting
R6 2.2K 0.5 10% Carbon 778V018H01 Bracket -
Speaker mounting (Includes battery
R7 1K 0.5 20% Carbon negative terminal less speaker)
R8 1K 0.5 10% Carbon 513V016H01 Cabinet - (Includes
back cover; less dial and
R9 15K 0.5 10% Carbon escutcheon)
010 470 0.5 10% Carbon 754V007H01 -
Connector assembly Battery positive terminal
RH 330 0.5 20% Carbon
ÁI2 3.3K 0.5 10% Carbon 558V078H01 -
Dial calibration
R13 330K 0.5 10% Carbon 5559015001 Escutcheon
R14 680 0.5 20% Carbon 754V008001 -
Jack (J1) for earphone
015 270V024001 5K Volume Control and Switch 550V533001 Knob - dial
016 82K 0.5 10% Carbon 550V017H01 Knob - On/off/volume
R17 220 0.5 '10% Carbon 787V0761-101 -
Screw dial knob
R18 6.8K 0.5 10% Carbon 761V8031-101 -
Screw 8/32" Cabinet back cover óñ
R19 100 0.5 10% Carbon 570V004001 Speaker -
214" PM (magnet weight .53 oz.)
R20 10 0.5 10% Carbon Round.
R21 220 0.5 20% Carbon 270V024001 Switch on -off (SW1 - part of 0151
513V5191101 Case, carrying
NOTE: USE UNIVERSAL PARTS WHERE PART NUMBERS ARE NOT LISTED. ORDER FROM (L RS). o
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SUGGESTED SERVICING HINTS
Make all voltage measurements with a VTVM and with

tuning capacitor set for maximum capacity and the volume
is the surest check. It is not advisable to check transistors
with an ohmmeter as damage to them can result. Transistors
,IH9pp1,2
control at minimum. Battery current should be monitored at should not be soldered or unsoldered in the circuit when
all times and should be approximately 6 milliamperes. voltage is applied to the circuit.
Battery voltage should be at nine volts. When removing components from the printed board, in -
The battery should be the first component checked when eluding transistors, care must be taken to avoid damaging
servicing. A weak battery can cause a decrease in gain and the board.
distortion. Check the battery potential with battery in receiver Replacement of an IF transistor usually will have no
and ser turned on. effect on the overall alignment. In some cases IF alignment
If all other circuit components have been checked and a may be affected. For proper IF alignment procedure refer to
faulty transistor is suspected, replacement of the transistor the section on alignment.
©John F. Rider MODEL GTM 1109A, Serial 75X

MODEL HA-1111A, Serial 75X
MANUAL 580A
/'1`'fiL.I_ILL REMOVING CHASSIS FROM CASE
TRANSISTOR 1. Remove the battery.
Remove tuning knob by pulling straight out from the case.
ERVICE MANUAL RADIO 2.

3. Remove the screw located at the end of the case and remove the case cover.
MODEL HA -I I I IA 4. Remove the two screws located one each side at the base of the volume on -
SERIAL No. off control.
5. Carefully remove the chassis from the case allowing the battery cable to slip
AND REPAIR PARTS 75X through the battery compartment hole.
Form No. 628-5826*
FOR REPAIR SERVICE DEPARTMENT
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Since the receiver is small and compact, not every 9 volt battery will fit in the space provided. Listed below
are four available types to be used for replacement.
WARDS NO -92
BURGESS NO -2N6
EVEREADY NO -246
RCA VS -305
Approximately 100 hours performance can be experienced with the above batteries before replacement is
required. Battery replacement should be performed when the sound output is noticed to be muffled or distorted
with a decrease in total output or if a voltage measurement shows less than 6 volts. The battery voltage should be
measured with the receiver turned on after at least 5 minutes of operation.
When battery replacement is necessary, remove the battery cover by pushing the release button upward,
grasp the latch and pull up and away from the case. Remove the old battery and un -snap the battery cable. Snap
the battery cable on to the replacement battery and insert it into the case. Be sure the rubber cushion is between
the battery and side wall of the case to prevent battery movement. Insert the battery cover in place and push the
latch down.
Model HA- I
Turquoise and White

I I IA
BATTERY
-CLIP ^(f%l ^ BATTERY
,
RELEASE
BUTTON
SPECIFICATIONS TRANSISTOR COMPLEMENT

Power Supply 9 volts D.C. 2N252 Oscillator -Mixer
Frequency Range 540 to 1620 KC
Intermediate Frequency 455 KC 2N308 Ist IF Amplifier
Sensitivity Avg.. (5 uv ref ) 1500 uv per meter
2N238 Audio Amplifier
Selectivity At 1000 KC, 30 KC at 10 X signal
Power Output Maximum 50 m.w. 2N 185 Audio Output
Undistorted 20 m.w.
Speaker Round 234" PM, V.C. impedance -15 ohms
magnet weight 0 65 on. Alnice 5
SERVICE LETTER REMINDER RUBBER
Record number of Service Letters below that apply
Cabinet 6/4" width, 13/4" depth, 33/4" height to models listed in this manual.
CUSHION LATCH
BATTERY COVER
DWG. NO. 092-102765
M I NT I M R Y FIG. 1 BATTERY LOCATION
©John F. Rider
TRANSISTOR SERVICING ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
NOTES: 1. Remove chassis from case.

VOLTAGE READINGS 2. Connect 9 volt battery.
3. Use output meter with 15 ohms impedance.
Because of the low battery potential, it is suggested that a VTVM be used to measure all circuit voltages. Voltage 4. Turn volume control to maximum.
readings will vary withthe strength of the signal being received, the battery voltage, and the type voltmeter being 5. Signal generator output at 100 microvolts,
used. The voltage readings indicated on the schematic diagram were measured with a VTVM, no signal input, and 30% modulation at 400 cycles.
with a battery voltage of 9 volts. Voltage readings will also vary with a change of transistors, The transistors
conductivity varies from one transistor to another; therefore, voltage readings will differ. All voltage readings
will be positive with respect to the negative terminal. SIGNAL GENERATOR ADJUST FOR
COUPLING CIRCUIT GROUND OUTPUT GANGED MAXIMUM OUT -
BATTERY REPLACEMENT CIRCUIT FREQUENCY CAPACITY CONNECTION SIDE METER CAPACITY PUT ON METER
Thebattery shouldbe the first component checked when the radio is presented for service, since the battery volt- I. F. 455KC . 5MFD To Base To Connect in T3, T4
age decreases with use and age. The battery voltage should be checked at the battery cable connections with the of Ql Chassis place of
receiver turned on, andafter at least five minutes of operation. Batteries have a tendency to reactivate (recharge) speaker
when not in use, andatrue test of the battery's capabilities can not be determined until sufficient current has been
drawnfromthebattery. If thebattery is found to be dead, the receiver should be checked for a short circuit before Repeat above step two or three times for best results,
the replacement battery is installed. Disconnect the battery and measure resistance with an ohmmeter at the keeping generator output in all cases as low as possble
battery cable connections. The ohmmeter will indicate approximately 1700 ohms with positive lead to chassis, to prevent overloading of audio.
approximately 400 ohms with negative lead to chassis and approximately 4000 ohms with all transistors out of the
circuit with either meter lead to chassis, Battery replacement should be performed when the sound output is Ose. 1620KC . 5MFD To Base To Connect in Open Gang C12A
noticed to be muffled or distorted with a decrease in total output. of Ql Chassis place of (Fully clock -
speaker wise)
OHMMETER READINGS
Caution: Too high an output from signal generator may
When using an ohmmeter to check continuity and resistance readings, caution must be observed. It is important cause setting of trimmer on a spurious response.
toknowtheinternalbattery voltage of the ohmmeter as damage could result due to excessive voltage being applied
to the ohmmeter. It is also important to know the battery polarity of the meter leads. Incorrectly placing the Ose. 535KC . 5MFD To Base To Connect in Closed Gang T2
ohmmeter leads across a lytic capacitor with a low working voltage may damage the capacitor due to excessive of Ql Chassis place of (Fully counter -
reverse current. If the meter battery voltage is greater than 12 volts, the high frequency transistor rating will speaker clockwise)
be exceeded and may be damaged. A diode action will be experienced when attempting to check the resistance
readings with the transistors in the circuit. It is advisable to remove all transistors from their sockets before Osc. 1620KC . 5MFD To Base To Connect in Open Gang C12A
making ohmmeter checks. of QI Chassis place of (Fully
speaker clockwise)
SOLDERING
Ant. 1400KC Connect 3 urn loop to generator Connect in Ganged CIA
Caution must be observed when using a soldering iron as excessive heat may easily damage a transistor. If a and place near Tl. place of Condenser
speaker should be
component is replaced which must be soldered to the transistor socket, remove the transistor. When attempting rocked
any soldering, a low wattage small diameter tip iron is suggested. Heat may also damage other components,
therefore, dissipate the heat by grasping the component lead with a long nose pliers. Check for alignment and d'al calibration at 1000KC and 600KC.
TRANSISTORS
If a transistor is suspected of being defective, substitution will be the only reliable check. Checking resistance 04
readings of a transistor with an ohmmeter will indicate only a shorted or open transistor. When inserting a 2N)85
transistor in its socket, make sure the transistor's leads line up with the socket holes. Illustrations on the AUDIO OUTPUT
schematic diagram show the spacing between transistor leads and the transistor sockets, If a transistor substi- SPEAKER QI
tution is made in the RF or IF circuit, realignment may be necessary. This is due to the difference in operating 2N252
characteristics from one transistor to another. 12 MIXER OSC.
COMPONENT REPLACEMENT T3
An important consideration is component replacement. Miniature as well as close tolerance components are used
CIS -125
throughout the radio; therefore, all components must be replaced with exact duplicate parts.
EARPHONE
CIA
TROUBLE SHOOTING RECEPTACLE
C12Á
Trouble in atransistor radio can easily be isolated by using a signal generator and listening to the speaker. Cir-
cuittracingfrom thebase of the output stage back through the receiver to the antenna, should quickly reveal which T5
stage Is not functioning properly. When injecting the signal, use a 50 mfd lytic, negative to base, in the audio Q3
circuit; a , 5 mfd capacitor in the IF or RF stages and inductive coupling to the antenna. 2N238 T4
AUDIO AMP
Caution must be observed not to accidently short the collector circuit to the chassis, as damage to the transistor
may result. Also, the practice of deliberately shorting a circuit to chassis to determine it voltage is present or
to listen for a click in the speaker, must be avoided for the same reason. 02
2N308 092-102772
I.E AMP.
FIG. 2 CHASSIS VIEW
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MODEL HA -1111A, Serial 75X
PARTS LIST
Ref. No. Part No. Description Ref. No. Part No. Description
TRANSFORMERS
Antenna Rod Assembly R8
RESISTORS (CON'T)
6, 800 ohm
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TI 257-300002
T2 251-200007 Oscillator Coil R9 33, 000 ohm
T3 250-200002 Transformer, I. F. R11 560 ohm
T4 250-200003 Transformer, Diode R12 82 ohm
T5 255-300009 Transformer, Audio Input R13 3,900 ohm
T6 255-300010 Transformer, Audio R14 470 ohm
Output
MISCELLANEOUS Om
CAPACITORS
206-300007 Socket, Sub -Min.
C1AB, 248-300001 Variable (Gang) (3 Prong)
12AB 036-200085 Receptacle, Earphone
C2, 10 . 01 mfd 20% 500V. 285-200006 Speaker 2-3/4" P. M.
Cer. Disc. 287-200007 Battery Cable Ass'y.
C3 .005 mfd. 20% 500V. 329-400001 Printed Circuit Board
Cer. Disc. 276-200018 Clip, Antenna Mounting
C4 10 mmf 10% 500V. ñP,
Cer. Tub. ly aooa4,LL
CABINET PARTS o
C5 245-200011 15 mfd +100-20% 3V.,
lytic 316-400004 Portable Case
C6 247-300017 .05 mfd +80-20% 50V., (Tourquoise)
Cer. Disc. 215-300059 Knob, Indicator
C7 245-200009 6 mfd +100-20% 3V., 215-200058 Knob, (Vol. ON-OFF)
lytic 241-940016 Battery Cover Heat Seal
C8 245-200013 50 mfd. +100-20% Assembly
3V. , lytic 316-300005 Case, Cover (White) < ó'N - -= _
C9 245-200012 30 mfd. +100-20% 216-100004 Sponge Rubber Filler

II
3V, , lytic (1" x 5/8 Dia. )

C11 245-200008 50 mfd. +100-20% 216-100003 Sponge Rubber Filler FNmJ----
10V. , lytic (2" x 3/8 Dia. )
116-100066 Battery Cover (White)
RESISTORS 241-940017 Clip I, Stud Staking
(All resistors 10% 1/2W Assembly
composition unless other- mm
wise specified. ) *TRANSISTORS
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RI 39, 000 ohm Q1 312-300002 Convertor (2N252)
R2 8, 200 ohm Q2 312-300003 F. Amplifier (2N308)
I.
R3 3,300 ohm Q3 312-300004 Audio Driver (2N238) I
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R4,10 1,000 ohm Q4 312-300005 Audio Output (2N185)
R5 100, 000 ohm
R6 5, 600 ohm *Transistors are to be
R7 225-200011 Volume Control and purchased from manufact-
switch, 10, 000 ohms urer of radio.
Use Universal Parts where part numbers are not shown. Order from (LRS).
©John F. Rider
MANUAL 582A
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
The following is required for aligning:
1. A signal generator capable of covering frequencies of 455 KC and the entire broadcast band with provisions for
TRANSISTOR RADIO

GEN -1106A
modulation. The test signal is injected by forming a 4 or 5 turn loop of wire, connecting it across the signal generator output
cable and placing near antenna IoopTl.
2. VTVM or output meter connected across voice coil.
3. A fiber aligning tool that snugly fits the slot
AND REPAIR PARTS SERIAL NO. 75X
in the I.F. transformer cores to prevent chipping of the slot.
4. Set the volume control to maximum.
FORM NO. 622-5838
FOR REPAIR SERVICE DEPARTMENT 5. Keep the output of the signal generator low enough to just give an indication on the VTVM or output meter. If the peak
isbroad or double peaking occurs when rocking the IF slug adjustment, the signal generator output is excessive. Either further
decoupling of the generator loop or decreasing the generator output is necessary.
Caution-Be sure during IF alignment that the hand or any objects on the bench do not come in close contact with the antenna
oop or detuning will occur and alignment will be incorrect.
STEP FREQUENCY SETTING CONNECT GENERATOR OUTPUT TO: ADJUST FOR MAXIMUM
Set gang condenser fully open and adjust T5, 04 and
;.. ` .. ...
(I) 455 KC loosely couple to Tl T3 inorder indicated. Reduce generator output if
cessary for T5 and T4 adjustments.
ne
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t3 & (21 1640 KC Adjust oscillator trimmer "Cl -B."
F Æ 0 $ (3) 535 KC loosely couple to Tl Set Gang Condenser fully closed. Adjust T2 Slug to
t 1` d-
4,, 4
tI
locate generator signal. The low end should be 535 KC.
6 e. If off more than 5 KC, it may be adjusting the slug

within the oscillator. If oscillator slug is adjusted,
step 2 must be repeated.
(4) 1400 KC Set gang condenser to 1400 KC and adjust antenna

trimmer "B".
(5) 600 KC Set gang to 600 KC and adjust oscillator slug.

MODEL GEN -1106A TAN (6) Repeat steps 2 & 3. Check the frequency range to in-
sure that receiver will receive the full broadcast band.
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS (7) Tracking is checked at 600 and 1000 KC by bringing into close proximity of the loop a piece of ferrite rod, then a
piece of brass. In either case, the output meter should show a decrease. An increase in output meter reading indicates
FREQUENCY RANGE. 540 to 1600 KC SELECTIVITY -4.5 a mistrack condition, which may be corrected by adjusting the turns of wire on the antenna rod. If adjustment on
KC broad at 2 times signal at
1000 KC.
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY 455 KC I.F. Base Sensitivity at 455 KC (with loop disconnected from con - antenna rod is made, step 4 must be repeated.
TRANSISTOR AND DIODE COMPLEMENT denser) coupled to converter base about 10 to 15 microvolts.
1
1
2N140
2N139
2N139
Converter
1st IF Amp.
2nd IF Amp.
Battery Current drains at 400 cycles, 30% modulation
AUDIO OUTPUT CURRENT DRAIN

// //// / / / TI LOOPSTICK /77/ /
1N295 Diode Detector .010 Watts 6.6 Milliamperes CI -A (FRONT) T7
1-
1
1 2N109 Audio Driver

.025 Watts 16.0 Milliamperes CI -8 (BACK)
2 2N109 (Matched Pair) .050 Watts 20.0 Milliamperes
Audio Output T6
.100 Watts 26.0 Milliamperes
POWER OUTPUT
.135 Watts 29.0 Milliamperes
Undistorted .08 Watts
M O
Maximum 12 Watts
SERVICE LETTER REMINDER M SPEAKER
LOUDSPEAKER 23/4" PM
Record numbers of Service Letters below that apply E 2NI09
VOICE COIL IMPEDANCE to models listed in this manual. R
16 Ohms at 400 Cycles G
POWER SUPPLY-USE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING BATTERIES:
Wards -62-96 RCA -VS -300

Eveready-226 Burgess P6 15
T3
SENSITIVITY -500 microvolts per meter for .025 watt output. T2
G 2NI39 G G
VOLUME
p I 42N140 2NI39 CONTROL
CHASSIS-FRONT VIEW
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MODEL GEN -1106A, Serial 75X
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NO. DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION
NO. NO. NO.
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RESISTORS TRANSFORMERS AND COILS
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R1,R9 2.2 K Ohms '/3 Watt Tl E6019 Antenna Loop (Ferrite Core) ñA W U A A N
R2,R11,R16 33 K Ohms I/3 Watt 12 E6128 Oscillator Coil (with C-3,
P V V A A
R3,R12 1 K OhmsWatt
Vs .01 mfd. Condenser) t7tJ
R4 10 K Ohms Vs Watt T3 E6215 1st. I.F. Transformer
R5 12 K Ohms I/3Watt T4 E6216 2nd. I.F. Transformer IL
R6,R10,R15 150 K Ohms V3 Watt T5 E6217 3rd. I.F. Transformer m
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R7,R17 470 Ohms %3 Watt T6 E1116 Interstage Audio Transformer m-Lg;
RB 390 Ohms Vs Watt T7 E1115 Output Transformer
R7-/ 470 Nn
R13 1200 Ohms Y3 Watt
R14,SW1 E2520 2.5 K Ohm Volume Control =ñ Añp ;2
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w/SPST Switch
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R18
R19
100 Ohms V3 Watt
8.2 K Ohms 1/3 Watt
MISCELLANEOUS Ó OD A cyi
E1019 Speaker, P.M., 23/a"
CONDENSERS J1 E636 Phone Jack
E4924 Hex Nut for Phone Jack
E3520 Tuning Gang 150K 3
C1A,C1B El 89 Battery Clip, Female
C2,C4,C6, .02 mfd. GMV Discap E1810 Battery Clip, Male
C7,C9,C10 E5053 Knob, Tuning
C11,C13,C16 E5054 Knob, Volume
C3 See Ref. No. T2-Part E7032 Cabinet with Handle
No. E6128 E7613 Insulator, Battery Nn11-1-iÑ
C5,C14
C8
E3216
E3331
4 mfd. 6 Volts
91 mmf. 5% Discap
E7614
E2628
Shield, Fishpaper
Transistor Sockets, 3 pin.
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NOTE: Whoa ordering parts, specify model number o1 set Sn addition to part vumDer and description of Dart.
EMITTER RESISTOR VOLTAGES Electronic parts oz equivalent rating are not nocessarily o1 equivalent standards. The components
listed Sv this Service )(annal have bee^ chosen for rel.Bility and applicability to the specific
Voltages across the emitter resistors are provided on c lrcults involved, Por maximum customer astis action and minimized call-backs, use the exact
He schematic as an additional aid in servicing this receiv- Motorola parte rep lacoment,
er. A check of these v hags: will indicate whether or not a Ref. Part Re1,
transistor stage is functioning normally. No, Numbor Description
Part
I CHASSISMOUNDNCNU1i
xo, Numbor Description
CARE OF CABINET rc ELECTRICAL PARTS R-29 682039 68 10% 1/2W

sIÌ C-1 198641384 Capacitor, vare 1; 3 gang
R-30 61124668 10 18% 1/2W
Cabinet may be cleaned by using a soft, dry cloth; do C-2 BR 129368 Capacitor, ©year disc: .04 m4 500 T-1 24%643211 Transformer, 1st IP: 455 Kc
not use any polishes. I
C-3 Bß129358 Capacitor, melar dent: mf SOV T-2 29D642133 Tram Former, 2nd IP: 455 0c
C-9 230836729 Capacitor, ter trot: .O11 mf 100 T-3 240641756 Transformer 3rd 1P: 955 %c
C-6 230642709 Capacitor, electrolytic: 25 mf 100
PLATED PANEL CHASSIS REMOVAL {
C-6 210640366 Capacitor, c r disc: .01 mf 106
T-9
T-5
25/1841394
258891395
Transformer,
Transformer,
output
output
C-7 210640368 Capacitor, c r disc: Ol mf 100
1. Remove volume, tuning, and pointer knobs (to avoid C-8 21R128601 Capacitor, c r disc: 91 mmf
5000 V-1 481124208 Transistor, type 20544: PNP (RF amp)
retching cabinet or escutcheon, place a piece of string I° C-9 21(6403:8 Copec Stor, c r
tlisc: .O1 mf l0V V-2 480124311 Transistor, type 20411: PNP (converter)
211128600 C¢pncltor, r 31st: 39 mmf
under the knobs and pull straight out). C-10
C-11 210640366 Capacitor,
c
car disc: .O1 m f
SOOY
l0V
V-3
V-4
480124330
480124310
Transistor, typo 20409: PNP (1st IF amp)
Transistor, type 20409: PNP (2nd IP amp)
C-12 8ßl29358 Capacitor, my lar disc: ,09 mf SOV V -b Transistor, type 4315: PNP (AF amp)
2. Loosen cabinet back mounting screw and remove cab- CHASSIS MOUNTING NUT LOCATION C-13 230638769 Ca pncltor, ere ctrolytic: 6 mPmY 100 V-8
1:2124315
24315 Transistor, type 4315: PNP (driver)
inet back by inserting a coin into the cover opening slot and C-14 230642709 Capacitor, electrolytic:
electrolytic:
25
I00
v-7 481124300 T0ansíat or, type 28407: PNP (pwr amp)
twisting until cabinet back is free. 4. Unscrew earphone jack mounting nut.
C-15
C-16
2313636789
29917
Capacitor,
Capacitor, electrolytic:
6 mf
25-80m500
V Y-8 481124309 Transistor, type 20407: PNP (Dwr amp)
C-17 21x121E129402 Capacitor, c r disc: .0015 mf 50000V MECHANICAL PARTS
3. Remove 3 chassis mounting nuts (see CHASSIS MOUNT- 5. Remove battery holder and chassis from cabinet by pull- C-18 21%129402 Capacitor, c r nisi: ,0015 mf 5000
ING NUT LOCATION detail). ing straight out, C-19
C_20
Bß129490
210636]24
Capacitor,
Capacitor,
molar disc:
ter disc: .011 mf
mf SOY
100
10642777 B¢n r d r Sncl spring
t eAsmbly:
51642718 Eyelet (b1tt00y contact)
TRANSISTOR SERVICING INFORMATION E-1 480640759 Crystal DSoae 2/641729 Nut, r1tanel0 (mounts cab back to onntschassie)
E-2 980640]54 crystal alone 840643264 Plated Panel Board: leas all components
E-3 90691328 Jack, earphone (Note: This Darrel replaces 84C8417ó8,
pc
In transistor receiver servicing, it will be found that the with a 400 cycle output can be used for this purpose as it E-4 1011641629 Speaker, P)(: 3-1/2"; which may be Sv e sets.)
causes of failure can usually be divided into two categories; has a source of RF and audio signais for checking the re- L-1 10643294 Ferrite Antenne (Sncl ant shield & apt mtg
Note: When ordering, specify part number (and letter -
1P nays found o orlglml board, and mention model number
the bias networks and the signal paths. These can be spective stages. Signals are injected between the tran- clamps) oP this net, 3P part number is díPPerent from that found
chocked with equipment now being used to service tube type sistor base electrode of each stage and ground until the de- L-2 248842772 Coll, ant peaking in this parts 11sí, outer by complete part number found
receivers. The transistors can be checked by substitution fective stage is located. Then the detective componeùt is L-3 24(641760 Coil,ll, R oa boars and mention model nu-3er oY th(n set.
240691378 Co 38115249
or elimination. located by resistance measurements. This method will lo- L-4 o c
307125
screw, machine: 6-32 x 3/1 (Cl mtg)
screw, ma -Dine: 8-33 x 4 (E0 mtg)
cate defects in stages caused by faults in the signal path in Resistors -Note: All resistore are insulated carbon type 91642714 Socket, 4 -pin (02, 74, 05, 06, 07, VB mtg)
When a receiver is defective, the first step is to locate cases where the defect does not show up as a voltage read- unless otherwise specified. 9/842717 Socket, (V1 ntal
the defective stage. This is accomplished by checking the ing difference. To facilitate servicing, a noise generator 6K127832 47/637480 Spring (battery contact)
emitter resistor voltage drops or by injecting a signal from (see December 1957 issue of MotorolaService News or Part 60121303
613127005
276 10% 1/2W
5600 10% 1/20 (in some sets) CABINET PARTS
stage to stage. Measuring the emitter resistor voltage drops Number 68P6412I0 Noise Generator Information sheet) has 6H119934 15,000 10% 1/2W (Sn some sets)
will locate defects in the bias network or transistor. Sig- been devised to replace the signal generator as a signal sRsoss 2200 10% 1/2W 1)(642791 Cabinet Back: charcoal (80261)
nal injection will locate defects in the signal paths. source. The advantage of its use is the elimination of bat- 613121302
6%127513
820 10% 1/2W (Sn some sets)
1500 10% 1/2W (in some sets)
16642792
160641722
Cabinet Back maple oula( (81266)
Cabinet Front, charcoal (8%261)
ing to change its frequency when checking from the audio eK127005 5600 10% 1/26 180692886 Cabinet Front: maple sugar (81263)
defective stage can be located by checking the voltage
A stages to the RF stages. This is accomplished by having an 6R127632 33,000 10% 1/2W 13(641714 Escutcheon
drops across the emitter resistors against those values outputwaveform of such characteristic that the fundamental 6R6040 680 10% 1/2W 55C641724 Randle, cabinet
frequency falls in the audio range, but contains strong 22 10% 1/2W 2=41717 Knob, On -off h vol
shown on the schematic. These voltage drops give an indi- 6R6906
6K127513 1500 10% 1/211 41719 Knob, pointer
cation of the current flowing through the stage when it is harmonics usable in the RF stages. 613127833 470 30% 1/21( 36(641723 Knob, tun Sng
properly biased. A defective component in the bias network 60124507 138635573 0eda111on
or adefective transistor will change the bias voltages cans - One of the causes of weakreceivers is open by-pass ca- 60128952 61:6"°.%11/2,1"" 21640134 Rut (E3 mtg)
Mg the current to change, which in turn will cause the emit- pacitors. To speed the checking of by-passes, a capacitor 60121725 3300 10% 1/20 257005 Net, hex: 6-32 (plated panel mtg)
60127005 5600 1 0% 1/2W w42Á843879 Retainer, plastic (cab back screw rat)
ter resistor voltage drops to change. Therefore, a voltage checker (shown in illustration) can be constructed. When 8%127832 33,000 10% 1/2W 46044/77 1rew, 0b back
drop that is not in the order of that shown on the schematic using this aid, parallel the suspected by-pass capacitor. If 6E127633 470 10% 1/21( 460641700 stud, plated panel mtg: long (top o1 caD)
will indicate a defective stage. The next step is to deter- bypass is open, the output lev_1 will increase. When check- 188641627 Volume Control & :pitch: 10,000 48%691701
.g2 Stud, plated panel mtg: short (bot o1 ca D)
Washer (under pointer knob)
mine if the defect is in the bias network or the transistor. ing in the audio section, an increase maynot occur but the 6&119932
6E124507
10,,000
68,000
10% 1/2W
le 1/211
Themost rapfdway of checidng this is to substitute a known pitch of the sound will change. 6E127542 47 110 1//A
good transistor in the defective stage. If the emitter re- 50124797 150 10% 1//W
sistor voltage drop remains the same, the original tran- 6ß6069 100 10%1/1 LIMITED REPLACEMENT. PARTS
sistor is OK and the defect is in the bias network. When a 6K119932 10,000110% 1/2W
68,000 10% 1/211 Note: The volume of replacement on the following parts Ss small,
transistor is not available for substitution, make a resist- 60124507
60127099 220 10% 1/2W consequently, St is suggested that ordering be done only
ance check of the stage. H the values are within the toler- R8328 200 10% I1/Á as required.
ance rating, the bias network can be eliminated as a source Bx118926 2700 30% f use (some sets used 1.58 - When 141641959 tobt.lator (under E4)
of defect and the transistor safely suspected. Bias network BY-PASS replacing, use the 2,70 resistor listed) 148841938 Insulator (under 018)
defects can be located by resistance checks. CAPACITOR CHECKER New Item, Appears Sa any List Por First Time
An alternate process of locating a defective stage is by RF CORE ANT CORE OSC CORE
600 KC 600 KC 600 KC
injecting a signal from stage to stage. A signal generator
RF TRIM OSC TRIM ANT TRIM
ALIGNMENT 1400 KC 1620 KC 1400 KC
Connect an output meter actos the speaker, Set volume to maximum. Attenuate signal generator output to maintain . 6
volts on output meter at all times to prevent overloading.
GENERATOR
GENERATOR FREQUENCY
STEP CONNECTION (400 cycle mod) GANG SETTING ADJUST REMARKS
IF ALIGNMENT
1. I Ant section of gang 455 Kc Fully open 1, 2 es 3 Adjust for maximum.
thou . 1 mf & ground
RF AL GNMENT
2. Radiation loops 1620 Kc Fully open 4 Adjust for maximum.
3. " 1400 Kt Tune for max 5 & 6 ^
4, ^ 600 Kc o 7, 8 & 9 ^
5. Repeat steps 2 and 3, RF trimmer adjustment (6) should be the last adjustment.
"Connect generator output across 5^ diameter, 5 -turn loop and couple inductively to receiver antenna. Keep radiation 1ST IF
455 KC
2N0 IF
loop at least 12" from receiver antenna. 455 KC
11,
455 KC
ALIGNMENT POINTS
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C5 R10 C14 BATTERY HOLDER R22 R21 C18 V8 C19 T5 E4
RI C2 L4 R2 R5 R8 C4 V2 R9 T1
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R3
L2
R7
L3
C6
R12
C3
R6
C8
V3
CI
C7
R13
C20
R4
R11
R16
R14
T2
R15
E2
C9 R17 V4 C11
E3
V5
C10 T3
C13 R20
R23
C16
R19 R29
R28
R3 T4
V6
R26 V7
C17 R27
R18
C12
R25
R24
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CAPACITORS - Decimal values In ME, all others in AVM unless

otherwise SlecDied
V0.7ACFS -Measured from point indicated toground with a
6V
VIVM +108. No signal In,
TUNING RANGE- 535 KC to 16A KC. + II11lI1-.0 ®
IF - 455 KC.
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SILVERTONE RADIO RECEIVER CHASSIS NUMBER 528.53400

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11111 11111111111
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VOLUME TR6 1111111111111111 SELECTOR
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CIA CIB
CHASSIS PARTS LIST

Schematic Parts
Location No. Description
CAPACITORS
C1,A&B 19-76-2 Variable Tuning (Inc. C2)
C2 19-187-0 Trimmer, Antenna (Part of C1)
C3 20-57-1 Tubular, .05 mfd., 12 v.
C4 15-50216 Disc, .005 mfd., 500 v., GP
C5,C7, 20-56-1 Tubular, .047 mfd., 200 v.
C16
C6 15-390114 Disc, 39 mmfd., 10%, 500 v., N750
or C6 15-330114 33 mmfd., (See note on Page 4)
C8 15-339141 Disc, 3.3 mmfd., ±1 mmfd., 500 v., NPO
C9 15-20316 Disc, .02 mfd., 500 v.
C10,C12, 18-61-5 Electrolytic, 50 mfd., 15 v.
C14,C15
C11 18-60-5 Electrolytic, 6 mfd., 15 v.
C13,C17 15-10216 Disc, .001 old., 500 v., GP
RESISTORS
(All resistors h w., 10% unless otherwise noted)
R1,R16 60-56201 5.6K ohm
R2 60-27201 2.7K ohm
R3 60-10401 100K ohm
R4,R9 60-10201 1K ohm
R5,R8, 60-47101 470 ohm
R15
R6 60-68301 68K ohm
R7,R13 60-22301 22K ohm
R10 60-33201 3.3K ohm
R11 24-331-0 2.5K ohm, Volume-Off/On Switch
R12 60-22201 2.2K ohm
R14 60-22101 220 ohm
R17 60-82001 82 ohm
R18 60-56901 5.6 ohm
PACI 13-14-5 Pac unit
TRANSFORMERS AND COILS

TI 10-78-2 Transformer, 1st I.F.
T2 10-79-2 Transformer, 2nd I.F.
T3 10-80-2 Transformer, 3rd I.F.
T4 80-23-1 Transformer, Audio Driver
T5 80-70-1 Transformer, Audio Output (Mounted on Speaker)
Ll 82-147-0 Antenna, Ferrite Rod
L2 10-48-4 Coil, Oscillator
MISCELLANEOUS CHASSIS PARTS
45-15-3 Socket, Transistor (6)
45-16-0 Plug, Battery Connector
11-1402 Bracket, Antenna Mounting
Battery, 9 Volt (Cat. No. 57-6420)
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L2
L: Oacillator Coil. L0.002 -Q XX2 }ush.Pull

PPower. 2T6 RI: 5K4 VR S a' R22 ìiE33KII n . Cit 002pF (Mylar)
Amp 2T6
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Ru 10K4 n n C,-, Cis 002nF (Mylar)
IFT2 LI -008-0P ITS Ci 2
D: Sony Varistor
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56K4 n a Ri: 2.2K4 n a C2 0.005pF (Mylar I
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a) Cte Sp 6V (Electrot:tic)
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Earphone Jack. R, 2.2K57 .. ., Re: 56K4 a a Cs 0005pF ( a) C 30pF3V lEkctrotittcl
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R, 4700 Rn 2200
X2 51ia,r. 2T7
Rs 8200 n r R22 2200 a a Cº 0.02pF (MyVr.)
X2 1 F Amp. 2T7
Amp. 2T7 Rs 22K4 n a R2. 5.600 a a Cle ,CI80PF)(Styrol.)
Xº I F
Xs AF Amp. 2T6 Rio 7.51,4 a a R. 220 f10aa a Cti 0.001,,F (MYlar)
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L3 Li Osc. coil Rs 470 S? R17 22 a C9 0.005 pF
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I F T2 002 -BP R2 33 K 12 R19 470 a Cu, 200 pF
I F T3 002-CP Ra 470 a Rao 220 K SZ C12 0. 02 pF
T 1 Input Transformer Ri 8 2 Ka C C 10 pF 3 V
To Output Transformer R vR 5 Kº 1
} Tuning Condenser 13
10 C2 C 1/_1 20 pF 10 V
J Earphone Jack R 1) 470 a C3 0. 01 pF C144 /'
S. P. 2%" Dynamic Speaker R,12 8. 2 K s2 Ci 0. 005 pF C144 l/
R 8.2 Ka Ru 1.5 Ka C5 200 pF C1s 0.09 pF
R2 82 K S2 adjust Ru 27 K SZ Ij C6 3 pF C 1e 0. 005 pF
R3 1.5 K S2 R 1s 220 a H
C7 200 pF C17 300 pF
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CHASSIS V-2396-1
SPECIFICATIONS r-`
Frequency Range 540 to 1600KC
Intermediate Frequency 455KC
Transistor Complement:
1 2N252 Mixer
I R-227 Oscillator
1 2N306 1st IF Amp.
1 2N309 2nd IF Amp.
1 R-242 Detector
1 2N402 Audio Driver
2 2N60, 2N61, 0060 or 0061 Audio Output
Power Output:
Undistorted 0.120 Watts
Maximum 0.200 Watts
Loudspeaker 3" PM
Radio Battery Current Drain (no signal) 9ma.
Clock Battery Current Drain lma.
Radio Batteries: (four 1V, Volt Batteries) To replace radio batteries insert a coin into slot between
Flashlight Batteries: Mercury Batteries: battery cover (see figure 4, page 4) and receiver case. Turn
Eveready 915 or 1015 Mallory ZM-9 coin in slot and pull cover down and out from receiver case.
Ray-O -Vac 7LP or 7R Eveready E9 Pull battery holder out from its compartment. Install four rH
Burgess Z or 930 1% volt pen -light batteries into holder. Use either flashlight
or mercury type batteries. Mercury batteries give much
Mallory M15
Clock Batteries: (one VA Volt Battery) "D" size
longer battery life and are placed in holder with buttons in
opposite direction to those of flashlight type batteries. Be
413
Eveready 950 General 912 sure batteries are in holder correctly before turning radio on.
Burgess 2R Olin 1550 Refer w sketch and label on battery holder. Slide battery
Ray -O -Vac 2LP holder back into its original position as indicated on battery
holder and replace cover.
To replace clock battery insert a coin into slot (on
bottom of receiver case) between battery cover and case,
BATTERY INFORMATION Turn coin in slot and pull cover out from receiver case.
Install 1% volt flashlight type battery into battery holder
This receiver can use either four Ir/ volt flashlight o with battery button (positive terminal) contacting the spring
mercury type batteries.' The Mercury batteries give much contact. If battery is not in holder correctly clock will not
longer 1í1e and are placed in the holder with buttons in operate. Slide battery cover back into original position.
opposite direction to those of flashlight type batteries. IMPORTANT: Worn-out batteries should be removed as
It is important that batteries be in holder correctly before soon as they become defective. Otherwise radio may be
turning radio on. Refer to label on the battery holder for damaged by worn out battery swelling or corroding. Also
correct battery installation. remove batteries before storing radio for long period of time.
CLOCK SERVICE INFORMATION

BATTERY INSTALLATION All service on the clock used in these receivers should
be referred to one of the Westclox authorized clock service
This receiver utilizes four pen -light size batteries for stations listed at the end of this service manual.
radio operation and one flashlight "D" size battery for Do not forward the complete radio receiver to the clock
clock operation. The radio will normally operate up to 400 service station. The clock should be removed from the
hours on one set of batteries (Mercury type) and clock will receiver as described under "Clock Removal" and forwarded
operate up to 1 year on one flashlight battery. to the authorized service station.
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CHASSIS V-2396-1
MIXER
OSCILLATOR
T1 XI TRANSISTOR
L2 TRANSISTOR CI
BATTERY
CASE TAB
OSC. INSERT RADIO
TRIMMER BATTERY CASE
AS SHOWN
BATTERY
POSITIVE CONTACT .i.,.. ANT. 1.5 V.
TRIMMER CLOCK BATTERY
NEGATIVE
CONTACT
1st IF AMP. -
TRANSISTOR CLOCK BATTERY
BATE
COMPARTMENT
COVER
SR1A & B
C8A & B
R17
VOL. CONTROL
CLOCK
BATTERY
INSERT
DETECTOR
TO TRANSISTOR f
\ALARM VOLUME CLOCK BATTERY
CONTROL AS SHOWN
1.5V.
2nd IF AMP. RADIO BATTERY
AF OUTPUT
TRANSISTOR CELL COMPARTMENT
T3 TRANSISTORS COVER
AUDIO USE COIN TO
DRIVER PRY OPEN
SPEAKER C17A & B
C16TRANSISTOR T4
LEADS
Figure 2 - Top view of printed circuit board. Figure 4 - Radio and C lock battery installation
LI CHASSIS REMOVAL NEW RADIO CIRCUITRY OPERATION
000006A560ü06560065000000000000000SRS616b0000000 1. Remove the screw located in the center of the cabinet Oscillator - A separate transistor is used to develop the
rear. Remove the two screws on the underside of the local oscillator signal. Oscillations are developed by in -
cabinet. phase signal feedback from the collector to emitter through
2. Separate the cabinet front from the cabinet back to expose capacitor C4. The tap on the oscillator coil determines the
tl
the radio chassis for servicing. If it is necessary to have amount of feedback. The base of the transistor is placed at
OSC. MIXER
Ce
R32
r'B` C3
-lF--
B.` complete access to all the components then proceed with
steps 3 through 7.
RF ground through capacitor C9. Resistors R31 and R32 form
the divider network to develop the correct base voltage. The
3. Remove the three 13%" hex head screws which mount the oscillator injection voltage is obtained from a tap on the
¿E Ci
R.3 printed circuit board to the cabinet front (through fiber
stand-offs).
oscillator coil (L2) and coupled to the base of the mixer
R3
t4 L2 ir R2 R3 S TI I
R4 4. Unsolder the black wire going from the radio battery

transistor through capacitor C3 and part of the antenna (LI).
-
AGC - The gain of the first IF amplifier is controlled by
ci
,5--g(
C5 /^
CNv
R28
-if-71, 1
.
.
'.'..
e9.F.
AMP.
holder contact (under clock case) to the printed circuit
board chassis ground at the printed circuit board
connection.
AGC. Part of the emitter bias current for this transistor (see
figure 1) flows from the -4.4 volt B- line through RI2,
secondary of T3, R11, R13 and R6 to ground. A fixed
RS 5. Remove the spade connector leads from the speaker,
EF--- negative 1.2 volts bias appears on the emitter of the first IF
CI
-
T____ XI= r_-`
i
0 /Y clock battery contact (positive side) and the printed amplifier transistor (with no signal). When the detector
I
+ circuit board terminal next to the audio output trans- transistor conducts, current flows from the collector to
\r4
R22
former (T5). emitter of the detector transistor, through R14, RI3, R6 to
CBA7R9f. 6. Remove the tuning knob and dial as follows. Slip a loop ground.
---ik-{ R24
R
RIS + COIL
VOICSPEAKERE;
J 1
\\ -177A-1-27
C1 B
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RT
)
I
of string under the tuning dial and pull the dial and tuning
knob up and out of the cabinet front.
7. Separate the punted circuit board chassis from the cabinet
The detector current is in the same direction as the
emitter bias current of the first IF amplifier transistor. As
l'-- the signal level at the detector increases, the detector con-
i T2
1
p
RI8 I CII front. To operate the chassis it will be necessary to reduction increases and the emitter bias on the first IF
D10-.0 Ei L3
DRAUIVER 13 41 3 2.3.2,T connect the speaker and radio battery leads. To replace amplifier becomes less positive with respect to the base.
HCII--. the chassis into the cabinet follow the reverse of the Hence as the signal level at the detector increases, the first
``BR12S 1.S T3 O- above procedure. IF amplifier forward bias is reduced and the gain of the
,È C;2Á1LP CLOCK REMOVAL stage is decreased.
1C TCI6
'RI6 t
g.R14
T RADIO
BATTERY Z I. Remove the printed circuit board from the cabinet as
described under "Chassis Removal". NOTE: It is
To increase the range of the AGC control voltage and
prevent possible overloading on a very strong signal, a diode
( XL ) is connected from the 1 ow side of T2 to the collector of
RI3 6V. necessary to remove the printed circuit board to provide
6V the mixer transistor. With no signal being received the diode
DETECTOR clearance for removal of the two clock mounting nuts is reverse biased (-2.8 volts on cathode and -4 volts on
VOLUME located under the edge of the printed circuit board. anode provides 1.2 volts reverse bias) and does not conduct.
I.SV. CLOCK1
SWIIA) - SWIM
CONTROL
BATTERY T CLOCK
MOTOR
10. SW2 2. Unsolder the four wires from the terminals on the under
side of the clock case.
When a signal is received, the first IF amplifier emitter
voltage becomes more negative reducing the gain of the
SHÓWN IN RA010 POSITION
R I
3. Remove the four 5/16" nuts securing
cabinet front.
4. Remove the
the clock to the
clock control knobs. Remove the clock from

transistor. As the emitter -to-collector current decreases, the
voltage on the collector increases toward the B- line voltage
(-4.4 volts). If it were possible to completely cut off the
Figure 3 - Bottom view of printed circuit board with components shown symbolically. the cabinet front. To replace the clock use the reverse of transistor, -4.4 volts would appear on the collector.
this procedure (solder wires to clock terminals as shown As the signal received increases in strength, the diode
in figure 5). reverse bias becomes less. As the diode approaches zero
©John F. Rider
AUTHORIZED (Weslclox) CLOCK SERVICE REPAIR STATIONS (see page 1 - Clock Service Information)
ALABAMA
TO CLOCK BATTERY (-1.5V) p TO CLOCK CASE e BATTERY (*1.5V) Birmingham .. Cliff's Watch Repair .. 244-45 Brown -Marx Bldg. St. Paul
MINNESOTA
Empire Clock Co., Inc 492 N. Robert St.
TO PRINTED BOARD (-6V SUPPLY)

I
TO RADIO BATTERIES (-6V)

ARIZONA MISSOURI
5w1 CLOCK CONTROL
Phoenix Smith's Clock & Watch Shop ... 1512 N. 7th Ave. Kansas City .. Thompson Clock Service 4416 Main St.
CALIFORNIA NEW YORK
Los Angeles 15, Hayco Electric 947 So. Grand Ave. Albany 6, Ialien's Clock Shop, Inc 114 Bradford St.
RADIO
BATTERY Appliance Service Brooklyn 17, ... Electime Corporation 306 Livingston St.
CASE San Francisco 5, Schloss Mfg. Co. 540 Mission St. New York 22, ... Greenhill & Rogers 670 Lexington Ave.
CONTACT Brooklyn 15, The Clock Repair People 299 7th Ave.
(-6V)
CONNECTICUT Buffalo 9, Shields Bros. 1410 Main St.
Hartford 3 n rmin's Swiss-American 6 American Row NEBRASKA

Watch Hospital
RADIO BATTERY
CASE TENAL
Bridgeport Bridgeport Watch Hospital, Inc. .... 918 Maio St. Omaha 2, Harry A. Hansen Co. 807 Kilpatrick Bldg.
Fairfield Fairfield Center Jewelers 1498 Post Road
(-6V)RMI
NORTH CAROLINA
RADIO BATTERY COLORADO
CONTACT (r6 Charlotte 5, F. Collins 1611 Central Ave.
CLOCK BATTERYCASE
CONTACT (-1.50) Denver 2, Denver Dial Company, Inc. 235 University Bldg.
OHIO
SPEAKER RADIO BATTERY
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
TERMINALS I. Cincinnati Ken-Hav Elec. Clock Service 408 Main St.
CASE TERMINAL
Cleveland 15, Hoag's Shop 2123 E. 9th St.
TO PRINTED (.6V) Washington D.C. Auto Clock Shop 1105 21st St. N.W.
BOARD (-6V SUPPLY) Columbus 15, . DeMers Authorized Service 102 E. Broad St.
Dayton 3, Cron Time Shop 1700 E. 3rd Sr.
TO CLOCK
BATTERY TERMINAL
FLORIDA
(.1.50) Miami 37, Electric Clock 3101 N.W. 7th Ave. -Box 263 OKLAHOMA
Service
RADIO BATTERIES
CASE Tampa Brodie-Edwards, Inc. 3123 E. Broadway Tulsa 3, Tick of Time 220 E. Fourth St.
Oklahoma City .. House of Time 1326 N.W. 23rd St.
GEORGIA
Figure 5 - Rear view of cabinet hont with printed circuit chassis removed. OREGON
Rossville Doyle May Inc. 101 Chickamauga Ave.
bias the high back resistance of the diode will decrease. On tone source. The audio section of the receiver now functions Alder Street Clock Shop Alder St.
Atlanta Bowers Watch & 1584 Piedmont Ave. N.E. Portland 251 S.W.
very strong signals the collector voltage will exceed -4 volts as an audio generator to produce a continuous tone at ap- Clock Repair
and forward bias the diode. The diode then becomes a low proximately 250cps. Switch SW1A opening allows an in-phase PENNSYLVANIA
resistance in series with capacitor C10. The resistance of signal to be fed back from one side of the audio output trans-
diode XI and capacity of CIO will now be in shunt with the
ILLINOIS
former (T5) to the base of the audio driver transistor. SW1B Philadelphia 6, The Precision Instrument 106-08 S. 7th St.
primary of T1, lowering its "Q" and reducing the amount opening reduces the B- supply voltage to the driver trans- Service
Elgin M.J. Sflbett & Co. Stewart & Dundee Aves.
of IF signal coupled to the first amplifier stage. istor, thereby lowering the volume of the tone. The frequency 55 E. Washington St. Pittsburgh .. Time Service Co. 504 Court Place
Chicago 2, M.J. Silbert & Co. 19,
Alarm Operation - When the user of this radio rotates the of oscillations is primarily determined by capacitor Cl9 and
radio
-volume control to the extreme left until a click is transformer T5. IOWA RHODE ISLAND
heard (SW1A and SW1B open) the radio operates as an alarm
Cedar Rapids ... Schaefer Clock Service 216 3rd St. S.E.
Providence Mr. Edwin Olson 7 Dyer St.
ALIGNMENT REQUIREMENTS
-
Signal Generator Use a generator providing modulated 455KC and AM broadcast frequencies. Connect NEW JERSEY TENNESSEE
a 4 or 5 turn loop of wire across output cable. Place the loop near the ferrite
core antenna of the receiver. Newark Robert Halpern 368 Washington St.
To increase or decrease the amount of signal coupled to the receiver move the loop closer or further from Memphis 14, Tolbert Auto Clock & 1791 Lamar Ave.
the antenna. Keep the output of the generator low enough to just give an indication on the VTVM or output Speedometer Service
meter to avoid AVC action. Keep the volume control set at maximum.
KENTUCKY 315 4th Ave. N.
Nashville Young -Neal Company
-
Indicator Connect a VTVM or output meter across the voice coil.
Louisville 412 Norton Bldg.
Receiver - Set the volume control to maximúm. During step 1 the chassis must be removed from the
H.C. Korfhage Co.
TEXAS
cabinet front. During steps 2, 3, 4 and 5 the chassis must be attached to the cabinet front. Also during the
last four steps, be sure that the hand or any objects on the bench do not come in close contact with the LOUISIANA Amarillo Harris Clock Service 1409 S. Harrison St.
antenna loop or detuning will occur and alignment will be incorrect. Dallas I L
320-322 Ward Bldg.
Alignment Tool -
Use a fiber aligning tool chat snugly fits the slot in the ferrite cores of the IF
Shreveport
New Orleans ...
Leonard's
Southern Time Service 931 Canal St
Clock Service
Arnold Elec. Co. 1827 W. Alabama St.
transformers to prevent chipping of the slot. Houston 6,
Fort Worth Walton's Speedometer Repair 1515 W. 7th
MAINE Dallas Durham Watch Repair Service 512 S. Akard
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE CHART
San Antonio - Aztec Jewelry Company .. 241 W Commerce St.
Portland The Watch Shop 238 Cumberland Ave.
Loosely couple Generator VIRGINIA
Step modulated signal ta: Frequency Cl Setting
g Adjust
J for maximum: MARYLAND
Richmond 19, George S. Richardson 304 E. Alain St.
Loop LI 455KC Maximum T3, T2 and Tl in order. Reduce generator Baltimore 1, . Jewelers Service Co. 108 W. Fayette St.
. .
output if necessary for T2 and TI WASHINGTON

adjustments. MASSACHUSETTS
2. Loop L1 1625KC Minimum Oscillator trimmer "D" Spokane Harry's Elec. Clock Hospital .... 175 S. Post St.
Boston 8, Boston Clock Service 44 Bromfield St.
3. Loop LI 1400KC 1400KC RF trimmer "B" WISCONSIN
MICHIGAN
4. Loop LI 600KC 600KC Oscillator coil, L2, if necessary Miller Clock Service 431 Bowen St.
Oshkosh
5. Repeat steps 2, 3 & 4 until no further change is noted Detroit 5, Henning Clock Service .... 13417 Gratiot Avenue Milwaukee 6, Schreiber Clock Service 623 N 2nd St. Rm. 730
Center OR 1612 Center St.
OJohn 7. Rider CHASSIS V-2396-1

CHASSIS V-2396-1
PARTS LIST
When ordering parts, specify part number, description of part and model number. Do not order by model number alone.
Where applicable, prices include Federal Excise Tax. Prices are subject to change without notice.
MODEL PARTS
New Ref. List

Part No.
Part No. Equiv. Part N. Description Price
t 513V037H01 Cabinet shell, back, brown, H -685Pä 2.95

i 513V037H02 Cabinet shell, back, pink, H-686P8 2.95
t 650V014H01 Clock
1 558V197H01 Cover, radio batteries, brown, 11-68598 .15
t 558V197802 Cover, radio batteries, pink, H-68698 .15
i 787V156H01 Cover, clock battery, brown, H -685P8 .85
} 7879157801 Cover, clock battery, pink, H-68698 ' .85
t 558V198801 Crystal, clock .60
t 5589195801 Dial, clock .40
t 555V037H01 Escutcheon 1.30
i 55891991101 Front, cabinet 2.10
1 787V159H01 Holder Assy., radio batteries (includes battery contacts) 1.15
Y 7819272801 Holder, clock battery support .30
75490081401 Jack, earphone .72
1 550V1071101 Knob, clock .25
t 550V104H01 Knob, volume .25
559V044H01 Knob Assy., tuning (includes compression spring) .50 New Ref.
i
1 5599045801 Knob Assy., AM dial (includes compression spring) .50 Part No. Part N. Equiv. Part No. Description Laeatíon List
t 761 V009H28 Screw, self -tapping hex head (mounts chassis to cabinet .05 or Function Price
front) R20 RC20AE153J 250V221Á53
783V074H02 Spacer (mounts chassis to cabinet front) .10 Resistor, 15K ohms Audio driver .11
t R21 RC20AE681J 2509216A81 Resistor, 680 ohms
570V058H01 Speaker, 3" PM 5.25 R22 250V221A81 RC20AE181K Audio driver .10
t
Resistor, 180 ohms Audio driver .17
R23 RC20AE153J 250V221A53 Resistor, I5K ohms Alarm
R24 RC20AE121K 250V221A21 circuit .11
Resistor, 120 ohms Audio output .06
R25 RC20AE332K 250V223A32 Resistor, 3.31( ohms
R26 RC20AEIOOK Audio output .05
CHASSIS PARTS 250V221A00 Resistor, 10 ohms Audio output
R27 255V225A62 RC20AE562K .06
Resistor, 5.610 ohms Audio output .06
R28 RC20AE822K 250V228Á22 Resistor, 8.2K ohms
R29 250V224A71 RC20AE471K Mixer base .05
New Ref. Part N. Description
Descri Location List Resistor, 470 ohms Oscillator .06
Part No.
E q uiv Part No. P or Function Price R30 RC20AE332K 250V223A32 Resistor, 3.3K ohms Oscillator
R31 RC20AE103K 250V221A03 .05
Resistor, 10K ohms Oscillator .05
C1 330V026H01 Capacitor, variable Tuning 3.75 R32 RC20AE822K 250V228Á22 Resistor, 8.2K ohms Oscillator
t
SW1A .05
C2 R2CC63Z5ZI03P 215V111Á03 Capacitor, .01 mf, ceramic Mixer emitter .20 270V066H02 itch
Swwitch
2159300804 R2CC62Y5Y472M Capacitor, .0047 mf, ceramic Ant. coupling .25 1 SWlB #S (part of R17) Radio
-Alarm switch 2.00
C3
C4 215V300H04 R2CC62Y5Y472M Capacitor, .0047 mf, ceramic
Capacitor, .05 mf, ceramic
O. emitter
Osc. collector
.25
.40
i T1
T2
23590451101
2359045801
Transformer
Transformer
1st IF 2.25
CS 215V303803 t
T3 235V0411103 2nd IF 2.25

C6 R2CC63Z5Z103P 215V111A03 Capacitor, .01 mf, ceramic 1st IF amp. .20 Transformer 3rd IF 2.45
C7 R2CC63Z5Z103P 215V111A03 Capacitor, .01 mf, ceramic Ist IF amp. .20 t T4 430V061H02 Transformer Audio driver 2.80
CBAj Capacitor, 100 mf, 6V., elect. Supply filter ( t T5 43090731101 Transformer Audio output
2189025829 1.75 XI 296V002H01 2.70
C8B( Capacitor, 40 mf, 3V., elect. 1st IF amp. Crystal diode, 18295 or 1N87G AGC overload 1.25
C9 R2CC63Z5Z103P 215V111A03 Capacitor, .01 mf, ceramic Osc. base .20 i 297V017H01 Transistor, 2N308 1st IF amp.
2979017802 5.60
C10 R2CC63Z5Z103P 215VI11A03 Capacitor, .01 mf, ceramic 2nd IF amp. .20 1
Transistor, 2N309 2nd IF amp. 5.60
R2CC63Z5Z103P 215V111A03 Capacitor, .01 mf, ceramic 2nd IF are. .20 297V008H01 Transistor, 28252 Mixer
C11 t 797V019H01 8.15
C12 R2CC63Z5Z103P 215V111Á03 Capacitor, .01 mf, ceramic 2nd IF amp. .20 Transistor, R-227 Oscillator 4.50
C13 215V303H03 Capacitor, .05 mf, ceramic Detector base .40 297V018H01 Transistor, R-242 Detector
29790041101 5.60
C14 21890121102 Capacitor, 40 mf, 3V., elect. Detector 1.35 Transistor, 310, 28238 or 28402 Audio driver 6.75
C15. 215V303804 Capacitor,.02 mf, 30V., ceramic Detector .22 2979003801 Transistors, matched pair, Audio output 13.50
C16 218V012814 Capacitor, 5 mf, 7V., elect. Audio driver .95 2860, 2861, 0060 or 0061
C17Á 21ä9025H28 Capacitor, 100 mf, 3V., elect. Audio driver 1.75
Cl',B Capacitor, 250 mf, 7V., elect. Audio driver
t C18 21593081105 Capacitor, .01 mf, ceramic Audio driver .15
C19 215V3031103 Capacitor, .05 mf, ceramic Audio output .40 Resistors are (4 watt, 10% unless otherwise specified.
L1 310V046H01 Loop Antenna 2.15 New part listed for the first time in Westinghouse Television
t
230V074H01 Coil Oscillator 1.00
1 or Radio service information.
t L2
Si RC20AE152K 250V221A52 Resistor, 1.5K ohms Mixer emitter .05 Price furnished on request.
R2 RC20AE333K 250V223A33 Resistor, 33K ohms Mixer base .05
R3 250V221Á02 RC20AE102K Resistor, 1K ohms 1st IF amp. .05
R4 250V225A62 RC20AE562K Resistor, 5.6K ohms 1st IF amp. .06
R5 RC20AE103K 250V221A03 Resistor, 10K ohms 1st IF amp. .05
R6 RC20AE222K, 250V222A22 Resistor, 2.2K ohms Is, IF amp. .05
R7 RC20AE222K 250V222A22 Resistor, 2.2K ohms 1st IF amp. .05
R8 RC20AE222K 250V222A22 Resistor, 2.2K ohms 2nd IF amp. .05
R9 RC20AE123K 250V221Á23 Resistor, 12K ohms 2nd IF amp. .05
RIO 250V224A71 RC20AE471K Resistor, 470 ohms 2nd IF amp. .06
R11 RC20AE102K 250V221A03 Resiotor, 10K ohms Detector base .05
R12 250V222A24 RC20AE224K Resistor, 220K ohms Detector base .12
013 RC20AE331K 250V223A31 Resistor, 330 ohms Ist IF amp. .05
R14 250V221Á01 RC20AE101K Resistor, 100 ohms Detector .05
R15 RC20AE221M 250V232A21 Resistor, 220 ohms Supply filter .05
RI6 RC20AE123K 250V221A23 Resistor, 470 ohms Detector .05
1 R17 270V066H02 Control, 2.5K ohms Volume alarm 2.00
(includes SW1A & B) control
R18 250V225A62 RC20AE562K Resistor, 5.6K ohms Alarm circuit .06
R19 RC20AE682J 250V216A82 Resistor, 6.8K ohms Audio driver .10
i
©John F. Rider
_T2 2nd IF TRANS
TI Ist IF TRANS
:NIT°
T3 3rd I F TRANS
121-92
121-93, 121 94r 121-95
121-96
MATCHED PAIR
121-96
SERVICE MANUAL CIA ANTENNA TRIM
MODEL "ROYAL 200" CIC OSCILLATOR TRIM
ALL TRANSISTOR PORTABLE RADIO

T6 OSCILLATOR TRANS EARPHONE JACK
CHASSIS 7AT48Z, 7AT48Z2 & 7AT48Z4 TRANSISTOR & TRIMMER LAYOUT FOR CHASSIS 7AT48Z
GENERAL The output transistors are also interchangeable be" only

as matched pairs. Chassis 7AT48Z uses a matched pair
These transistor portable chassis are conventional of (121-96) transistors, which can be replaced with a ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
superheterodyne receivers using an individual mixer and matched pair of (121-61) or a matched pair of (121-84).
oscillator to produce the 455 Kc intermediate frequency.
The first and second intermediate frequency amplifiers PRINTED CIRCUIT SERVICING
are conventional. It is necessary to use neutralization Input .Signal Connect Inner Conductor Connect Outer Shield
Operation Frequency From Oscillator To Conductor From Set Diet At
in the LF. amplifier stages as in circuits using a triode Servicing "printed" circuit sets is, in general, much the Trimmers Purpose
tube. A 1N87G germanium diode is used as the diode Oscillator To
same as servicing ordinary receivers. However, certain
detector and AVC voltage source. This is then followed tools and techniques are well suited for this type of I 455 KC Chassis 600 KC Adj. TI, T2, For I.F.
by a driver stage and a class "B" push-pull output work. The following items are especially useful: T3 for maxi- Alignment
stage. As you can see from the chart, the chassis use
matched transistor pairs in the final output stage and 1. Good pair of long-nose pliers. 2 1620 KC
ONE
TURN - G ng
wen output.
CIC Set Oscillator
therefore should one transistor fail, both transistors
must be replaced simultaneously as chances are they
will not perform properly unless so matched.
2. Sharp wire cutters.
3. Small stiff glue brush (for solder removal).
4. Pencil type soldering iron with a small tip
3
535 KC
LOOSELY
COUPLED
- aide open.
Gang
Closed
Adjust slug
in T6
to dial scale.
Set Oscillator
to dial scale.
(25 watts or less). ,l REPEAT TO
Power Supply Carbon Penlite Batteries 6 volts D.C. STEPS
approx. life 100 hrs.
Mercury Batteries
approx. life 400 hrs.
5.36 volts D.C.
WARNING: Excessive heat may damage the "printed"
circuit during component replacement if a soldering
pencil, iron or gun of higher wattage rating is used.
5
2
1260 KC
&3 WAVEMAGNET
- I260 KC CIA Align loop ant.
Frequency Range 540 to 1600 KC
Sensitivity Approximately 500 microvolts/meter for S. Tin leads on component before soldering.
50p milliwatts output 6. Use only EUTECTIC solder 63% tin 37% lead. CHASSIS INFORMATION CHART
Power Output Undistorted 100 milliwatts
This solder has an extremely low melting point.
Power Output Maximum 150 milliwatts
Speaker 3 1/2 inch P.M.
7. Metal pick (soldering aid). Transistor
Alnico V Voice Coil Impedance 3.2 ohms at 400 cycles Layout Part Crystal
Accessory Earphone B39-24 (Impedance 15 ohms at COMPONENT REPLACEMENT Chassis Label No. Mixer Osc. 1st I.F 2nd I.F. Diode Driver Output-Output Supplier
400 cycles) Resistors and capacitors should be replaced by clipping
Color Detector
CHASSIS IDENTIFICATION out the defective part and neatly soldering in the new
part. If a unit, such as the oscillator coil or IF trans- 7AT48Z Red Zenith 121-92 121-91 121-93 121-94
The "Royal 200" seven transistor portable has been former, is to be removed heat the mounting lugs with a 103-19 121-95 121-96 Raytheon
102-4234 RETMA 2N485 2N483 2N483 2N482 1N87G 2N362 2N632
produced with three basic chassis. This expedient was pencil type soldering iron and move them away from the Type PNP PNP PNP PNP PNP
soldered connection with a long -nose pliers or metal or Matched Pair
necessary to enable us to produce sufficient quantities 102-4861 PNP
by using transistors from many sources. pick. Continue heating the lugs and brush away the
molten solder with a small stiff glue brush. Remove the
Chassis 7AT48Z, 7AT48Z2 and 7AT48Z4 use identical defective unit by lifting it off the chassis. Before in- 7AT48Z2 Black Zenith 121-62 121-65 121-73 121-74 103-19 121-64 121-61
circuitry, however, they use transistors from different serting the new unit, be certain that the lug holes are R.C.A.
open and free from solder. Forcing a lug against a 102-4007 RETMA 2N411 2N409 2N409 2N409 1N87G
sources. The transistor and trimmer layout and schematic or Type PNP PNP PNP PNP PNP Matched Pair
illustrate chassis 7AT48Z. The chassis information solder filled lug hole may break the bond between the 102-4862
chassis base and the "printed" wiring. It is, therefore, PNP
chart supplies the necessary information on transistors
used in chassis 7AT48Z2 and 7AT48Z4. Transistors necessary to exercise care when replacing units.
for specific functions are interchangeable, for example 7AT48Z4 Green Zenith 121-83 121-82 121-79 121-80 103-19 121-81 121-84 Tung
in chassis 7AT48Z the mixer transistor is 121-92 but An open or damaged section of "printed" circuit wiring 102-4235 RETMA 2N414 2N413 2N413A 2N413A 1N87G 2N383 2N383
121.62 or 121-83 can also be used. can be replaced by soldering a short jumper wire across Sol
the points to be connected. Type PNP PNP PNP PNP PNP Matched Pair
PNP
©John F. Rider
CHASSIS 7AT48Z, 7AT48Z2, 7AT48Z4
CHASSIS 7AT48Z, 7AT48Z2, 7AT48Z4
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NO. DESCRIPTION
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PRICE
PART
NO.
Chassis 7AT48Z, 7AT48Z2 & 7AT48Z4
DIA.
NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE
i. s.si Iñ m<ó
-- 6.54 s.sA
12-2659
22-3
Volume control mtg. bracket
.01 mfd. ceramic disc - 500V
.30 121-62 Transistor (mixer) 7AT48Z2 2.75
8 .30 121-64 Transistor (driver) 7AT48Z2
22-17 C14,15 .001 mfd. ceramic disc capacitor -
-- --o- 6A 1000V (2 used) .25
121-65 Transistor ((oscillator) 7AT48Z2
2.25
2.65
i '
L --- ---J 22-2381 C9 6 mmfd. ceramic disc capacitor -
500V
121-73
121-74
Transistor 1st I.F.) 7AT48Z2
Transistor (2nd I.F.) 7AT48Z2
2.65
2.65
,
i
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A e--1-
v,
T
22-2728
22-2729
c2,5,7, .05 mfd. ceramic disc capacitor -
10,16,
18
C19
25V (6 used)
.25
.001 mfd. ceramic disc capacitor -

.60
121-79
121-80
121-81
121-82
Transistor 1st I.F.) 7AT48Z4
Transistor 2nd I.F.) 7AT48Z4
Transistor driver) 7AT48Z4
Transistor oscillator) 7AT48Z4
C.AI 121-83 Transistor mixer) 7AT48Z4
C 25V .25 121-84 Transistor (output) 7AT48Z4
22-2871 C17 16 mfd. electrolytic capacitor - 3V1.50
used)
6.34 s.7A
:s; 22-2884
22-2885
C12 3 mfd. electrolytic capacitor -12V 1.50
C3,4,8, .02 mfd. ceramic disc - 25V 121-91
121-92
(2
Transistor oscillator) 7AT48Z
Transistor mixer)7AT48Z
e, 11 .25 121-93 Transistor 1st I..) 7AT48Z
prr 22-3035 C5 12 mmfd. ceramic disc capacitor .25 121-94 Transistor 2nd I.F.) 7AT48Z
:0-' 22-3091
22-3092
C13A,B Electrolytic capacitor - 2x50 mfd. -
6V
C1A,B, Two section variable capacitor
2.00
121-95
121-96
Transistor
Transistor
(2 used)
driver) 7AT48Z
output) 7AT48Z
Z2 zN
1,4
C. 44-34
C,D
J1 Miniature jack
3.75
.90
S-44217
5-44218
L1 Antenna
Housing & spring assembly
49-859 SP1 3 1/2" PM speaker 4.75
?,-P 54-139 3/8-32x9/16 palnut .03
r=` 54-417 1/4-32x3/8 hex, nut - brass CABINET PARTS
e g
444117,
63-1701
63-1715
(mts. 44-34)
10 ohm resistor 1/2W Ins. 10%
.10
.17
.17
PART
NO.
DIA.
NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE
63-1744 100 ohm resistor 1/2W Ins. 20%
--
.17
63-1765 330 ohm resistor 1/2W Ins. 20% .17 Z-8 11/2 volt battery (use 4)
_ I
63-1772 470 ohm resistor 1/2W Ins. 20% .17 12-2662 Screw retaining bracket
Lo-- - 63-1775
63-1786
1 K ohm resistor 1/2W
.17
Ins. 20%
14-2443
14-2444
Plastic cabinet - front -Royal 200K 3.00
Plastic cabinet - front -Royal 200W 3.00
(3 used) .17 14-2445 Plastic cabinet -front -Royal 200V
1102 63-1792 1500 ohm resistor 1/2W Ins. 10% .17 14-2446 Plastic cabinet -front -Royal 200F
63-1799 2200 ohm resistor 1/2W Ins. 10% .17 14-2448 Plastic cabinet - rear - Royal 200K 3.00
63-1803 2700 ohm resistor 1/2W Ins. 10% .17 14-2449 Plastic cabinet -rear - Royal 200W 3.00
63-1806 3300 ohm resistor 1/2W Ins. 10% .17 14-2450 Plastic cabinet -rear- Royal 200V
I
b
o 63-1810 3900 ohm resistor 1/2W Ins. 10% .17 14-2451 Plastic cabinet -rear - Royal 200F
63-1813 4700 ohm resistor 1/2W Ins. 10% 16-1474 Packing carton
» (2 used) .17
5= Ko
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cri
63-1817
63-1824
63-1827
5600 ohm resistor 12W Ins. 10%
10 K ohm resistor 1/2W Ins, 10%
.17
.17
.17
36-218
46-2008
46-2009
54-79
Cabinet handle
Volume control knob
Tuning control knob
6-32x1/4 AF hex. nut (2 used)
.50
63-1834 15 K ohm resistor 1/2W Ins. 10% .17 54-460 6-32x3/16 hex. nut (3 used on
63-1845 27 K ohm resistor 12W Ins. 10% .17 chassis)
6í6A
0000000400 -
63-1859 56 K ohm resistor 12W Ins. 10% .17 57-2498 Emblem plate .35
n 63-1869 100 K ohm resistor 12W Ins. 10% .17 57-2565 Escutcheon 1.25
600608 bbbbbb ae ó 63-4392 RI Volume control & switch 2.05 83-3031 Battery pull-out strip
isoA 4 isaA 78-1067 Three contact socket (1 mts. ea. 110-320 Grille cloth - Royal 200K .10
121-61 & 96) .30 110-321 Grille cloth - Royal 200W .10
93-1257 Washer 110-322 Grille cloth - Royal 200V
á á 95-1589 T6 Oscillator transformer 3.00 110-323 Grille cloth - Royal 200F
95-1628 T1 lst I.F. transformer 112-901 6-20x3/8 phils, rd. hd. screw
g 95-1629 T2 2nd I.F. transformer (used on chassis)
G áé c 95-1630 T3 3rd I.F. transformer 112-1171 6-32x3/8 special hd. mach. screw -
.03
95-1631 T4 Driver transformer brass (2 used on 14-2448 62451) .03
rn I
95-1632
103-19
T5
X1
Audio output transformer
Crystal diode .75
114-253 6-20x3/8x1/4 AF hex. hd. self -
tapping screw .01
aas a s 40990
24 I i2A
494040r
114-48 6-32x1/4x1/4 AF hex. bd. mach.
screw (2 used on 22-3092 & 3 on
49-859) .03
114-639 6-32x
screw
1
(3
12x1/4 AF hex, hd. mach.
used) .05
188-120 Knob clamping ring (used on
g `,",17,> c
c
i
t0
rn
II sA 114-641
114-642
6-32x1/4 hex, hd. mach. screw -
flat washer att.
4-40x1/8x1/4 hex. hd, mach. screw
(mts. S-44217)
188-192
199-259
46-2 009)
K4nob
Spacer
clampingring (used on
sleeve
.03
.03
121-61 Transistor (output) 7AT48Z2 199-260 Spacer sleeve (2 used) .03
'1H (2 used) 4.50 202-1383 Instruction book
©John F. Rider
HOME RADIO
SECTION
TROUBLE SHOOTING HINTS To replace needle assembly, refer to figure 3 and
loosen the knurled nut that is located under the cart-
Tube locations for the tuner and amplifier are ridge. Slip the worn needle assembly out and insert
shown on figures 6 and 7. Alignment points for the
7N1 FM -AM TUNER and 4S2 HI-FI AMPLIFIER tuner are shown on figure 6.
the new needle assembly in the exact same position.
Tighten the knurled nut.
For complete Record Changer servicing information, see SERVICE MANUAL 5800. Tubes may be reached from rear of cabinet for See "RECORD CHANGER PARTS" for replace-
servicing purposes. ment cartridge and needles.
HI-FI FM-AM CONSOLE B+ voltages and filament voltages for tuner are
PHONOGRAPH AMPLIFIER CHECKS
furnished by power supply on amplifier chassis.
CONTROL SETTINGS FOR AMPLIFIER CHECKS
RECORD By placing a jumper wire between lugs 4 and 8 Loudness Conhol
MODEL COLOR CHASSIS Fully Clockwim
CHANGER of M606, the amplifier may be serviced separately. Baas Cenhol Mid Rotation
Treble Conhol Mid Rotorion
NOTE: When amplifier is serviced separately, volt-
392 Mahogany 7N1 age readings will be higher due to the reduced load AMPLIFICA510N CHECK
RC
and on the power supply.
393 Blond 4S2 637-8 AUDIO
GENERATOR
Frequency Volts In
HUM LEVEL: Excessive hum can often be mini- OUTPUT 1000 Cycles 0.34 Volts
mized by reversing line cord plug in wall outlet. AMPLIFIER Volts Want
CHASSIS REMOVAL Move Rej -On -Off pointer to "ON". Touch record OUTPUT
5.6 Volh 10 Wont
To remove amplifier chassis from cabinet:
changer centerpost and note hum level. Reverse line
cord in wall outlet; touch centerpost again and FREQUENCY RESPONSE CHECK
1. Disconnect line cord from power source. again note hum level. Leave line cord in position Frequensy Volts In
2. Disconnect record changer power plug (M611), giving least hum. AUDIO In steps
speaker plug (M615), tuner audio output plu GENERATOR bewein 0
0.34 Vnln
(M604), and power input plug (M606) from A Hum Level control is located on the tuner OUTPUT ro 30,000
Cycles
tuner chassis. chassis, see figure 6. Hum may be further reduced,
Volts Ob
SPECIFICATIONS 3. Remove screws that hold chassis to cabinet. if necessary, by adjusting this control.
AMPLIFIER 5.6 Velh Db
To remove FM -AM tuner from cabinet: OUTPUT
FTEQUENCY RESPONSE:
1. Remove control knobs from tuner front panel RECORD CHANGER SERVICING
AMPLIFIER-Amplifier section flat from 50 to and phono output plug (M608) from tuner. AMPLIFICATION AND RESPONSE CHECK
20,000 cycles within 1 db at 10 watts output. chassis. For complete record changer service information, The amplifier may be checked for gain and fre-
see Service Manual S800. quency response by using the tests outlined below.
PRE-AMPLIFIER-At 1 watt level, Bass control 2. Disconnect FM antenna from terminal board and
remove terminal board from cabinet. If it becomes necessary to remove record changer TEST EQUIPMENT:
gives 31 db change at 100 cycles and Treble
3. Support tuner from bottom and remove 4 hex from its mounting board, remove the three large Audio Oscillator, preferably with flat output from
control gives 26 db change at 10,000 cycles. 50 cycles to 20 kilocycles.
nuts and lock washers that hold tuner chassis to washer -head screws extending through bottom of
cabinet. Carefully remove tuner chassis from the mounting board. With these screws removed, Vacuum Tube Voltmeter, preferably with decibel
DISTORTION-3% at 12 watts. cabinet. scale.
the three springs which "float" the record changer
To remove FM RF tuner sub -chassis: may be loose. Lift record changer from the mount- PROCEDURE: Disconnect phono power plug
POWER OUTPUT-17 watts maximum. ing board, being careful to retain mounting screws
1. Remove four screws that hold sub -chassis and (M611). Disconnect phono output plug (M608)
disconnect wires from antenna terminals. for installation. from socket (M603) on tuner chassis. The oscillator
POWER CONSUMPTION-100 watts.
2. Disconnect cable from pin 8 on S601. signal is to be injected into socket (M603) on tuner
chassis. This enables the checking of the preampli-
POWER SUPPLY-117 volts AC, 60 cycle only. 3. Lift sub -chassis up for servicing. DO NOT dis-
fier and amplifier for amplification and frequency
(Phonograph can be converted to 50 cycle opera- connect FM tuner dial cord. response. Measurements taken with FM-AM -Phono
tion. See "RECORD CHANGER PARTS", "Kit, TONE ARM NEEDLE SELECTOR switch in "PHONO" position.
KNOB
50 Cycle Conversion".) Connect audio oscillator ground to chassis. Con-
nect signal lead to phono input (M603). Allow sev-
SPEAKER SYSTEM-Woofer, 12" PM; Tweeter, eral minutes warm-up for oscillator and amplifier.
Set Loudness, Base, and Treble controls as shown
3%" PM. in "AMPLIFIER CHECKS" table.
To check amplification, adjust audio oscillator
output to 0.34 volts at 1,000 cycles, measured from
KNURLED REPLACEMENT M603 to ground with e vacuum tube voltmeter.
CARTRIDGE NUT NEEDLE ASSEMBLY
Connect a 3.2 ohm resistive load across secondary
of T609 (audio output transformer). Measure out-
put voltages across the load.
Figure 3. Needle Replacement. To check frequency response, adjust audio oscil-
lator output to 0.34 volts. Change oscillator fre-
quency in steps between 50 cycles and 20,000 cycles,
NEEDLE REPLACEMENT
readjusting oscillator output to 0.34 volts each
Figure 2. Bottom View of FM Tuner Sub -chassis.
Figure 1. Operating Controls. A worn needle causes "scratch" and a harshness time a new frequency setting is made.
Location of components shown.
of high tones in the output. Damage to records may Compare amplifier output voltage with readings
be caused by worn needles. given in "AMPLIFIER CHECKS" table.
©John F.. Rider CHASSIS 7N1 -4S2

CHASSIS 7N1 -4S2
C614 mf, 500 volts. {Dist Scale Window, Plastic,

PARTS LIST )615
.001
.Ol
car,,t(c)
lise volts,
10-6 White Lettering (used with
BROWN background and
car. disc ..........................65D 10-3 extension) ..........................._......212 108-1
)616 30 mmf, 500 volts. jD8( Scale Window, Plastic,
FM-AM TUNER CHASSIS 5%, ceramic, Black Lettering (used with
NPO temp. coeft..........65D 6-118 ALUMINUM background
)617 .02mf, 500 volts, and extension)._.. 1000...._..10021) 108-5
(7N1) GMV, car. disc............_65D 10-28 (Dial Background, Dark 2C 33-1
C618Á 004 mf, 500 volts, jDia] Background, Atumtnum
C618B dual car. divol........65A 17-1 finish.....grou92.x ... -22e 23-5
RESISTORS )619 220 mmf, 500 volts . cer.65D 6-00 (Dial Beckgrountl Extension,
C620Á 1 .004 mP, 500'80110, Dark Brow1',-d 1" 1757
11601 2.2 megohms, watt ......60B 8-225 C620H J dual car. divolt............"A 17-1 jDtal Background Extension,
SS
tr 20-103 )621 275 mmf, 500 volts, Aluminum ..................................158 1757-2
11602
R603 1°,..22012%2,7,',2-1.7120
s, .. 2-51 5%. mica..._ ...........650 1-4 Dial Pointer and Carr "B 63
15 watk.......60B 8-225
)622 275 mmf, 500 voltss, Pulley, Single Groove........_...17C 1-34
R605 2.2 megohms, 5% mica 0000. ........_......650 1-4 Pulley. Double ................172 1-50
R606 1 m00ohm, 55 watt.....:....._60B 8-153 )623 .001 mf, 500 volts, Roller (gildes FM tune[
R60 15,000 ohms, h tt_........608 8-153
car. disc. ..............65D 10-53 dial string)._ ..........................._632 2-65
R607 10000 ohms, 1watt 14-103
C624 270 mmf, 500 volts. Screw, (holds circuit board to
R608 150 ohms, 15 watt ..............60B 8-151 FM tuner sub -chassis)
86099 100 ohms, 5 watt...............608 8-101
)625 5 mf. 50 volts, 3 re9utred..................._...............532 2-62
R610 100 ohms, 8-101
15 200,watt.5...._.......608
7-680 electrolytic ....................678 4-37 Shield, 9 pin tube ......................872 720
8611 68 ohms, 45 watt. Socket, Octal, Magic Eye
68,000 ohms, 15 watt, 5%.608
7-663 )626 .02 mf. 500 voltr, 87A 20-3
R612 GMV, ceramic dise ...65D 10-28 Socket. Pilot Light........................820 20-2
11613 1,500 ohms, 'z watt, 5%...60B 7-152 220 mmf, 500 volts, cer..65D 6-80 Socket, 9 pin miniature,
.14 1000 ohms, 5 watt, 5%_.60B 7-102
2.2 megohms, 55 watk.......60B 8-225
C627
C628 .1 mf, 400 volts, shield ed........... .....................870 232
R615 mylar cecvolts,
..................69C 24-32 Socket, 7 pin miniature 39-2
R616 6.800 ohms, watt, 5%....608 7-682
mf 500 Spring, Conical (Nis under
8617 6,800 ohms, S5 walk 5 %_.608 7-682 )629 .0015 ,
megohm. GMV, car. dise ..............65D 10-4 FM tuner roller) ....................... 19D 1-45
R621 1
.001 volts, car. Spring. Dial String .......................19D 1-5
R622 megohms,
1.8 atk..__.60B 8-185
(usedd in prod.
discse Spring, Tuning Core Return
8623 10,000 ohms, 15 watt, 5%..60B 7-103 runs10 and 11 only) 651) 10-53 (F tuner) ........:.......................532 2-57
R624 6,000 ohms, HUM C630 (Indicates matohing parla.
LEVEL control.._....._.. 75C 20-107 .002'sn 500 volts, car.
R625 2,200 ohms, V. watt .........60B 8-222 disc (used lrt prod. jIndicates hatching parts.
11626 1 megohm, TREBLE un 12 and later).........65D 10-125
control. _ ............._-...........75D 1-105 .03 400 volts, paper
R627 1 megohm, BASS (used ln prod. runs AMPLIFIER CHASSIS (4S2)
control.. 75D 1-105 648 1-23
R628 100,000 ohms, V. watt.....60B 8-104
C631 ' .021m° fr4001volts )paper
(u76%1n prod, run RESISTORS
47,000 ohms, !G watt,
5% (used In prod. runs 12 18000)........_..._...648 1-24
C032 .Olmf, 400 volts, paper..646 1-25 R661 1 megohm, 5 watt,...........60B 8-105
10 and 11 only). ............60B 7-473 8662 9,700 ohms. watt.........._60B 8-472
R629 2833 ,015 mf, 200 voltr, 15
11663 330000 ohms, 15 tatt.......eOB 8-334
100,000 ohms, 15 watt 11664 47,000 ohms, i5 watt, 5%_608 7-473
(used in prod. run 12 )634 .033 600 volts,
ceramic disevol ................64C 25-30 R666 47,000 Ohms, ?5 watt, 5%.600 7-473
and later) .........................60B 8-104 11668 475%... ohms. ?5 watt,
4,10087039,666908, )635 .015 200 vo(tr,
10%, paper......_...........640 2-26 5.000 watt........600 7-474
5% (used in prod, runs 11667 475000 ohms, )5 watt.
10 and 11 only) ................608 7-472 .)836 .005 mP, 500 volts, 5%................................608 7-474
11630 ceramic dise..........._...-"D 10-I
R668 270 ohms, 4 watts.ttr,
10,000 ohms, 5 watt )637 .005 mt. 500 volts.
ceramic dlsc..........._.....65D ]0-1 non-inductivehm,..tt ..........618 20-22
(used in prod. run 12 8669 1000 ohms, watt.._..... EOB 8-392
and later). .... 60B 8-103 )638 220 mmf, 500 volts, car. 65D 6-80
)639 100 mmt, 500 volts, cer.65D 6-3 11670 100 ohms, 2 watts.....,......_.60B 20-101
R631 100,000 ohms. 'S 8-104 8671 0 ohms. 2 3wattswatts.
s............61B 20-101
)640 02 mf, 400 volts, paper-548 1-24
R632
R633
970,000 ohms,
470 ohms, t5
15 watt......_60B 8-474
walk.. 0,.........60B 8-471 )641 25 mf, 15 volts, .72 3,300 ohms, 3 watts............61B 24-337
.lade,. lia....._...........670 4-30 R674 1,000 ohms, 1 watt ..............60B 14-102
8634 22.000 ohms, )5 watt 00. 8-223
)642 volis, 11674 1.000 ohms, 2 watts ............60B 20-102
8635 390,000 ohms, 5 watt 60B 8394 .02
R636 220,000 ohms, 5 watt .....,..60B 8-224 ceramic disc ...............65D 30-28
R637 390,000 ohms, 5watt ....60B 8-394 C543 1010%ice CAPACITORS
8638 51,000 ohms, 15 watt, 5%..60B 7-513
0
0,004disc.._.._65D 6-44
R639 500000 ohms, LOUD- C661 .022 mf, 400 volts,
NESS control .75D 1-106 mYlar die]ec ................64C 24-36
11640 51,000ohms, 5 watt, 5%..60B 7-513 COILS AND TRANSFORMERS )662 .022 mf, 400 volts,
R641 220,000 ohms, G watt ........60B 8-224 ©year dlel oelis..._....___64C 24-36
.642 1 megohm, ;. watt ......_..... 8-105 L601 Choke, Filament............53C 2-54 0663 220 mP. 500 volts, cer......65D 6-80
N643 1,000 ohms, ?5 watt .60B 8-102 L602 Antenna, Rod.... 69B 229-1 )664 50 mf, 25 volts,
NOTE: Symbol numbers 8618, 11619 and L603 AM Oscillator Co11........69A 227-I electmlytic ....................67A 4-31
R620 not used. 1.604
L605
Heater Choke.........._.....73A 2-8
Heater Choke. 73A 2-13
C665A 80 mL 400 vl
C665B 40 mf, 400 v. e lectro-
L606 Heater Choke........._......73A 2-12 C665C 40 mf, 400 v. lytic........_67D 7-33
CAPACITORS T601 Antenna Trans- C665D 40 mf, 300 v.
former, complete......53C 2-63 2666B8A mf. 300 v.l (early
EO
Coil, with 50 mf, 150 v.. produc-
C601
101Ó%Ier2.,yéltr.
T602A `nine
T602B J
wind(ng .......................53C 2-68
C66
C666C 50 mf. 150 v. tion).........67D 7-34
TuningCore ....................53C 2-67 2666A 10 mf 250 v., electro -
N470 temp. coeft..........53C 2-52 T603 AM Ist IF Trans- lYtic (later Prod.).... -.67B 4-38
C602 .001 mf, SOD voltr, former. 955 KC...........72D 28-70 lect.
}50-20%cer.........._..52C 2-53 T604 FM 1st IF Trans- 26668 50 mf, 150 v.
C666C 50 mf. 150 v. } tlater).. 67D
7-31
C603 .003 mf. 500 volts,
}50 -20% car,......... _SOC 2-53 T605
former ]0.7 MC.........53C
FM 2nd IF Trans-
2-69
C667 .047 mi, 600
or....
volts'
C604 Ceramic rnm .......... 53C 2-55 former, 30.7 MC .72D 28-68 myylar dielec ..................63B 12-1
)605 20 mmf, 500 volts, T606 AM 2nd IF Trans-
5%, ceramic, C668 4 mf. 10 volfs ....................64B 13-1
former.
NPO temp, coefl..........53C 2-56 7607 FM Ratto Detector
C606 20 mmf, 500 volts, Transformer....... 28-69 TRANSFORMERS
5%, ceramic. martkenmTrÁ32-676a8.52-67ogeth
)..72D er
NPO temp. coeft......_..53C 2-56 T608 Power Transtormer.,.........80B 59-I
C60T Ceramic trlmmer............53C 2-58 7609 Output Transformer..........79C 56-8
)608 82 mmf, 500 volts,
10%, latuu............53C 2-59
)009 68 mmf, 500 volts, MISCELLANEOUS CHASSIS PARTS MISCELLANEOUS CHASSIS PARTS
ceramic,
87 temp. caeft..........53C 2-80
N750 M601 Pilot Lamp. #47 ...............810 I-8 211601 Rectifier, Selenlum.........938 1-6
)630 30 mine, 500 volts, M602 Pilot Lame. 1f47 ...............83Á-8 M806 Socket, Power Supply
IO%, ceramic, M604 Socket, jO Input...,..88A 1 (141ug) ...........................5' 20-2
N470 temp. cceft..........53C 2-52 M605 Plug, Audio .......980 2-3
M60T Socket. Audio from
)611 15 mmf, 500 volts, M605 Plug, pin, Power tuner.141 ....................... "A
ceramic, supply..................,........ BBA 20-I M612 Socket, Ph ono
NPO temp. eceft..........53C 2-61 S601Á1
Motor AC... er.,......,._..2 8-6
C612Á¡ S601B 1}Switch. FM -AM Phono.77B 76-1
612B S601c M613 Sceket, Speaker.........._...BBB 5-3
612C Tuning capacitor, ÁM00.66)
C12D 69 5602 Switch, .............15A77B 77-1 Line Cord, 8 ft .................................897 1-1
Bracket, Pilot Light Mtg............15A 1001 Socket. Octal, Tube ........................87A 5-1
)613 33 mmt, 500 volts, Bracket, Tuning Sleeve .............15A 1713-1 "PARTS LIST" continued on
5%, cert dice, Bracket, Pointer Slide................15A 1717
N1400 temp. cceft.......65D 10-119 Cover, for M805 ............................880 20-12 next page.
©John F. Rider
FM IF AND RF ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE USING VTVM AND AM SIGNAL GENERATOR
AM IF AND RF ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
NOTE: For FM alignment, use a signal generator that has crystal calibration. Signal generator settings
are critical for FM alignment. Turn receiver and amplifier on and allow 15 Use 400 or 1000 cps modulation for alignment.
Turn receiver and amplifier on
minutes warm-up.
and allow 15 Use anon -metallic alignment tool with tip 3/32" Use lowest setting of signal generator capable
minutes warm-up. wide footransformer adjustments. Set Volume control at maximum, Bass and of producing adequate indication on lowest scale
Set Volume control at minimum, Bass Refer to figure 6 for physical location of align Treble controls at mid -rotation. of output meter.
and
Treble at mid -rotation. ment points. Use a non-metallic alignment tool with tip 3/32"
Rotate Selector switch to AM position.
Rotate Solomor switch to FM position. Use unmodulated signal for alignment. wide for IF transformer adjustments.
Repeat adjustments to insure good results. Connect output meter across speaker voice coil. Repeat adjustments to insure good results.
Use DC VTVM as output indicator. Set generator
output so that indication on VTVM is 1 volt above Adjustments "A", "B", and "E" made from be-
noise level for maximum adjustments. neth chassis.
STEP
GENERATOR GENERATOR RECEIVER
CONNECTION FREQUENCY GANG SETTING ADJUSTMENT
STEP
CONNECTION FREQUENCY GANG SETTING ADJUSTMENT
Connect DC VTVM from "S" to ground. Voltage reading will be negative. 455 KC Fully open "L" and "M for
To FM antenna terminals on FM
RF sub -chassis. 10.7 MC I Fully open
for maximum. Some as "STEP I". 1620 KC Fully open "N" for maximum.
Disconnect VTVM and connect between point "R" and ground.
Same as "STEP 1". Radiated signal. Loop of several
10.7 MC I Fully open "F" for zero reading. turns of wire r place generator Tune in on
I
lead close tn receiver for signal 1400 KC "P" for maximum.

Disconnect VTVM and connect between point "S" end ground. If "Adjustment' generator signal
fo step 2 was in great error, pickup.
Same o "STEP 1". Insert a 150

ohm resistor in senas with each *Adjustments "K" and "M" are made from bottom of chassis.
109 MC *Folly open "G" for maxi
bad.
Same as "STEP 3". 108.9 MC Fully open
..."Rock" generator setting

Tune in
Same as "STEP 3". 96 MC VOLTAGE DATA accordance with figure 4 or 5, whichever is
signal slightly and adjust "H" for
generator
maximum. Voltages shown on schematic diagram. proper.
Remove signal generator and VTVM. 'Insert tuner into cabinet and check
tracking between dial pointer and All measurements, except some filament
scale. It is possible to adjust RF trimmer "H" on a false peak. RF trimmer
"H" may have to be readjusted voltages, are taken with respect to chassis POINTER SETTING
if tuner is not tracked properly.
ground.
Set tuning gang fully open. With dial back-
"Loosen Phillips screw that is located on tuning gang shaft. See figure 5. Loosen Measured on 117 volts AC, 60 cycle line. ground bracket removed, place pointer car-
FM tuner string until
it is slack. Perform instruction listed under "Adjustment". Remove
slack in FM tuner string by rotat- riage on top edge of pointer glide frame. Slide
ing the washer, to which it is attached, clockwise when viewed DIAL STRINGING dial pointer to right until it is positioned at
from front of chassis. Tighten screw.
**FM tuner should be calibrated to 108.4 etc. If tension adjustment To accomplish dial stringing, remove the right edge of pointer glide frame. Place dial
on FM tuner string is incorrect, loosen dial background bracket and string the dial in string in pointer carriage and fasten securely.
Phillips screw and change tension slightly until 108.4 MC is being
received strongest. Tighten screw.
.**When receiver is tuned
on 96 MC the dial pointer will be positioned at approximately mid -band (center DRUM POSITION WITH ANIMUM TENSION
point of dial pointer travel). Pe form instructions under "Adjustment". GANG CLOSED ti ITH GANG
CLOSED
PARTS LIST (cont.) On -Off -Volume, Loudness, Cable, Shieldedop "

Bass, Treble or (Includes M6081 ........................_413A Il-5
Compensator,Belge Cable, Tone Arm,
CABINET PARTS LIST and .............................. 33C 254-8 Shielded Lead... .... _........... ........413A 13-2
Compression
Compression Ring...._............... 18A 5-12 Centerpost AssemblyY .. ................G400B 601
Models 392 and 393 Lid Support.
132-4
26C 170-5 Escutcheon, Phono, Gold
M614 Terminal Hoard, gram "A"..........._ ................ 26C 66-3
_MonoMonogram (fits around t a í........._...403D 84-5
External Speaker........ lOB 13-2
cabinets and sgts n matehmg Klt, 50 Cycle Conversion, -
paarts will not be filled unless full details for motor......................88C 15-72
M615 Plug, Speaker.._ ............... 882 5-2 re given Ve the order and the damaged Needlea Assembly (.0
M616 Speaker, Waorer, 12"
tat ohm volte colU.... 78B
M817. Speaker Tweeter,
Holt, èt. tuneroouncllr .i..._
3Á 112-1
Ìi12
part cannot be repaired ecohomlCIIlly.
RECORD CHANGER PARTS

microgroove and .003"
standard sapphire-UPPea
needles)....._........_ ........................98C 15-43
Needle Assembly (.001"
Cabin RC637-8 diamond microgroove and Figure 4. Dial Stringing (Early Production).
Mahogany (392)........._ .............í35E 411-12 .003" standard sapphire-
Blond For complete re rd changer service tipped needles)......... ....98C 35-45
.....................035E 411-13 Information, see Service Manual 5800. Figure 6. Top View of Tuner Chassis. Tube
.
CEscutcheon.Mountinngg
Escutcheon. ... 2A 31-1 M609 Plu, Phono
Plug, Button, Record Changee ...13B 3-15
Coovet. Speaker Plug (M615j _... .........gBA 2-3 Replacement Parts for Record
Escutcheon, Dial. Gold finish, ... 21C 2892 5-12 M609 Cartriddesge.Pick-up ChAngeWoo,r 07
locations and alignment points shown.
Escutcheon "hi deiity".._....._. 23D 303 assembly
needle
(Includes fire/ _4 9RC 15-ST
foreMahogany cabinet (392).. sa ,1127,twithtwin Idler SPring .. ...........................98C 15-58
for Blond cabinet 1393).......... 36D 86-38
364 I86-40 M810
needles)
Motor, Record Chnngar.
ge....4°' 20 Drive Helt. 16 33 RPM..98C 15.59
Ltd ................_..........._......... 37A 106-2 Drive Start, t0 and 33 RPM.98C 15-60
Knobs and Aasoc)ated Parts
IDZ'o 4-speetl........otc(...._ Drive Spring. 78 RPM............98C 15-61
TuNng, Beige ............................ 33C 259-6 M611 Plug Phono Motor FF"_Inc
888 8245- Spindle. RPM Adnpter.............C4008 645-2
Se]ec AM-FM-Pbono, 3604 3 Itch, "R OFF"408A 1 Spring, 'Float (changer
Adaptor. 45 RPM Record mg).........._ .............._..._....405A
Gold,................ (en, lope of 3)....... ..48A 8.2 Tonn= We
139-2
(Coral) .................403D 65-3
Figure 7. Top View of Amplifier Chassis.

Figure 5. Dial Stringing (Present Production). Tube locations shown.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING HINTS To replace needle assembly, refer to figure 3 and
loosen the knurled nut that is located under the cart-
Tube locations for the tuner and amplifier are ridge. Slip the worn needle assembly out and insert
shown on figures 6 and 7. Alignment points for the the new needle assembly in the exact same position.
8H1 FM -AM TUNER and 4S2 HI-FI AMPLIFIER tuner are shown on figure 6. Tighten the knurled nut.
Tubes may be reached from rear of cabinet for See "RECORD CHANGER PARTS" for replace.
For complete Record Changer servicing information, see SERVICE MANUAL S800. servicing purposes. ment cartridge and needles.
HI-FI FM-AM CONSOLE B+ voltages and filament voltages for tuner are
furnished by power supply on amplifier chassis. AMPLIFIER CHECKS
PHONOGRAPH
By placing a jumper wire between lugs 4 and 8 CONTROL SETTINGS FOR AMPLIFIER CHECKS
MODEL COLOR CHASSIS

RECORD of M606, the amplifier may be serviced separately. Loudness Control Fvlly Clo ewis
doss Control id Rotation
CHANGER NOTE: When amplifier is serviced separately, volt- iroble Control 221:=1::
Mid Rotation
age readings will be higher due to the reduced load
402 Mahogany 8H1 on the power supply. AMPLIFICATION CHECK
RC AUDIO Fequency Volts In
403 Blond and
637-2 Tuning Eye tube is mounted vertically on front GENERATOR
OUTPUT 1000 Cycles 0.34 Vohs
of chassis. To remove tube, grasp at base and work
404 Sierra 4S2
downward, out of its clip, until it is free. Volts Watts
'NUT' 5.6 Volts 10 Watts
HUM LEVEL: Excessive hum can often be mini-
CHASSIS REMOVAL
mized by reversing line cord plug in wall outlet. FREQUENCY RESPONSE CHECK
To remove amplifier chassis from cabinet: Move Rej -On -Off pointer to "ON". Touch record Frequency Volts In
1. Disconnect line cord from power source. changer centerpost and note hum level. Reverse line
AUDIO n slept
2. Disconnect record changer power plug (M611), cord in wall outlet; touch centerpost again and GENERATOR 6atween 50 0.34 Volts
speaker plug (M615), tuner audio output plug again note hum level. Leave line cord in position OUTPUT to 40,000
cale.
(M604), and power input plug (M606) from giving least hum.
Volts Db
SPECIFICATIONS tuner chassis. A Hum Level control is located on the tuner AMPLIFIER 5.6 Volts Db
3. Remove screws that hold chassis to cabinet. chassis, see figure 6. Hum may be further reduced, ouieur .zs ..
FREQUENCY RESPONSE: if necessary, by adjusting this control.
To remove FM -AM tuner from cabinet:
AMPLIFICATION AND RESPONSE CHECK
AMPLIFIER-Amplifier section flat from 50 to. 1. Remove control knobs from tuner front panel
RECORD CHANGER SERVICING The amplifier may be checked for gain and fre-
20,000 cycles within 1 db at 10 watts output. and phono output plug (M608) from tuner
quency response by using the tests outlined below.
chassis. For complete record changer service information,
PRE-AMPLIFIER-At 1 watt level, Bass control TEST EQUIPMENT:
2. Disconnect FM antenna from terminal board and see Service Manual S800.
gives 31 db change at 100 cycles and Treble remove terminal board from cabinet. Audio Oscillator, preferably with flat output from
control gives 26 db change at 10,000 cycles. If it becomes necessary to remove record changer 50 cycles to 20 kilocycles.
3. Support tuner from bottom and remove 4 hex from its mounting board, remove the three large Vacuum Tube Voltmeter, preferably with decibel
nuts and lock washers that hold tuner chassis to washer-head screws extending through bottom of scale.
DISTORTION -3%, at 12 watts. cabinet. Carefully remove tuner chassis from the mounting board. With these screws removed,
cabinet. PROCEDURE: Disconnect phono power plug
the three springs which "float" the record changer (M611). Disconnect phono output plug (M608)
POWER OUTPUT-17 watts maximum. may be loose. Lift record changer from the mount-
To remove FM RF tuner sub -chassis: from socket (M603) on tuner chassis. The oscillator
1. Remove four screws that hold sub.chassis and ing board, being careful to retain mounting screws
POWER CONSUMPTION -100 watts. for installation. signal is to be injected into socket (M603) on tuner
disconnect wires from antenna terminals. chassis. This enables the checking of the preampli-
2. Disconnect cable from pin 8 on S601. fier and amplifier for amplification and frequency
POWER SUPPLY-117 volts AC, 60 cycle only.
3. Lift sub -chassis up for servicing. DO NOT dis- response. Measurements taken with FM-AM -Phono
(Phonograph can be converted to 50 cycle opera- connect FM tuner dial cord. NEEDLE SELECTOR switch in "PHONO" position.
TONE ARM
tion. See "RECORD CHANGER PARTS", "Kit, KNOB Connect audio oscillator ground to chassis. Con-
50 Cycle Conversion".) nect signal lead to phono input (M603). Allow sev-
eral minutes warm-up for oscillator and amplifier.
SPEAKER SYSTEM-Woofer, 12" PM; Mid -range, Set Loudness, Bass, and Treble controls as shown
in "AMPLIFIER CHECKS" table.
5t/ß' PM; Mid -range, 4" PM; Tweeter, 31/2" PM. To check amplification, adjust audio oscillator
output to 0.34 volts at 1,000 cycles, measured from
M603 to ground with a vacuum tube voltmeter.
KNURLED REPLACEMENT Connecta 3.2 ohm resistive load across secondary
CARTRIDGE NUT NEEDLE ASSEMBLY
of T609 (audio output transformer). Measure out-
put voltages across the load.
To check frequency response, set "Compensa-
Figure 3. Needle Replacement. tor" control to "LON RADIO" and adjust oscillator
output to 0.34 volts. Change oscillator frequency in
steps between 50 cycles and 20,000 cycles. Readjust
NEEDLE REPLACEMENT
oscillator output to 0.34 volts each time a new
Figure 2. Bottom View of FM Tuner Sub -chassis. A worn needle causes "scratch" and a harshness setting is made.
Figure I. Operating Controls. of high tones in the output. Damage to records may Compare amplifier output voltage with readings
r r r r
be caused by worn needles. given in "AMPLIFIER CHECKS" table.
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CHASSIS 8N1-4S2
.001 mf, 500 volli, 5603 Switch, Record Com-

PARTS LIST C614
C615 .01
cer. disc........................65D 10-6
mf, 500 volts,
pensator, 4 pos3ifon.....77B
Cover, for Magic Eye Socket....88A
56-4
17
cer. disc..........._.............650 10-3 Bracket. Tuning Sleeve 1001
FM -AM TUNER CHASSIS °616 30 mmf, 500 volli, Bracket, Pilot Light Mtg. SA
)Z.:Á 1713-1
5%, ceramic, Bracket. Pointer Slide ..150. 1717
(8H1) NPO temp. coetY......_..65D e-118 Cover, for M605 ..88A 20-12
°617 .02 mf, 500 volts. tDial Scale Window, Plastic,
RESISTORS 10-28 Lettering ( used with
C618Á 1 .004 mf, 500 volli, BROWN background and
17-1 tension). 270 108-2
2.2 megohms, Sí watt_.....60B 8-225 °619 .00 tom,tom,500 vots, cer..BSD 6'8 ;Dial Scale Window, Plastic,
602
11601 10,000 ohms, 2 watü..........60B 20-103 Black Letterng (used with
R603 1 megohm. !í watt.. ..........53C 2-51 C620Á 1 .004 m0, 50010101,
C620B dual cer. di,efol _......_.."A 77-7 ALUMINUM background
11604 2.2 megohms, h watt........fiOB 8-225 270 mmf. 500 volli, and extension)... 21C
R606
11606
1 megohm.
15.000 ohms, ií watt..._.....60B
8-105
e-153
0621
,,o . . ...................... tDlal Background,Dark prow
#Dial Background, Aluminum
"° 33-2108-4
C622 2700020050033130.
11607
11608 Mgr, Íwatt
10.000 ohms.
150
watt............608 14-103
...............60H 8-151
100 ohms, i watt.._.......:...60B 8-101
C623
5%, mica ...... ................ 65B 1-4
.001 mf, 500 volts,
finish.
1D1aI
220 33-6
Background Extension,
11609 ?
cer. disc .............._..........650 30-53 Dark Brown ISH 1757
R610 100 ohms. !í watt ...............60B 8-107 C624 270 mmf, 500 volts, #Dial Background Extension,
11671 66 ohms, !í Watt, 5%.......608 7-680 5%, mlca ..................._...65B 7-4 Aluminum ISH 1757-2
.12 86.000 ohms, % .BOB 7-683
C625 5 mf. 50 vol,, Dial Pointer and Carriage..........25A 63
R613 1.500 ohms. !í watt, 5%.._60B 7-152
electrolytic ..................6775 4-37 Pulley. Single Groove. 17C 7-34
11614 1.000 ohms, lí watt. 5%....60B 7-102
C626 .02 mf, 500 volli, 301100. Double Groove .17C 7-50
11815 2.2 megohms, 8-225 Roller (guides FM tuner
R61ú 6.800 ohms, 1í watt. ....608 7-682 GMV, ceramic dlsc....65D 10-28
C627 220 mmf, 500 volts, cer_65D 6-80 dial string) 030 2-65
11617 6,500 ohms. ?í watt, 5%....60B 7-682
C628 mt, 400 volli, Screw. (holds circuit board to
11618 1 megohm, ?í watt .............60B 8-105
m2(lar es12ec.its,..........MC 24-32 tuner subchassis)
11619 1 megohm. !í watt_........._60B 8-105 .0015 mP. 500 volli, 3 required. 53C 2-62
C629
11620 33,000 ohms. !í watt..........60B 9-333
GMV, cer, dletrste........"65D 10-4 Shield, 9 pin tube 87C 7-20
11621 1 megohm, ,i watt_......... 60B 8-105 Socket, Octal, Magic Eye...._...._fl7A 20-3
.001 mf. 500 volts, ear.
11622 1.8 megohms, !í watt_..._ sots 8-185 disc (used in prod. Socket, Pilot Light. ."A 20-2
0.623 10,000 ohms. !í watt. 5%..60B 7-103 runs 10 and 11 only)...65D 10-53 Socket, 9 pin miniature,
11624 6,000 ohms, HUM C630 0 cer. shielded. 87B 23-2
LEVEL control ................75C 20-107 disc f(u ed ind'prod. Socket, 7 pin minlature..............87A 39-2
Rú25 2,200 ohms, !í att..........60B 8-222 run 12 and later).........65D 30-125 Spring, Conical (fits under
11626 1 megohm, TREBLE .03 900 volli, paper FM tuner roller) 190 1-45
control..._ ..........................750 7-105 (used in prod. runs Spring, Dial String...... ..._...........190 1-S
11627 1 megohm, BASS
C631
]0 and 11 ed)
.............64H 7-23
400 prod, paper
Spring. Tuning Core Return
(FM tuner).........
R628
;V-1212 8-05 .02
lased in prod run 7204)1ates matching parrs.
53C 2-57
12 and later)......__......64B 7-24 ;Indicates malching paru.
run.6B .01 mf, 400 volts. paper. 64B 1-25
7-473
R629
..
C6332632 .015 %f, 200 volts, AMPLIFIER CHASSIS (4S2)
100,000 ohms, 5í watt cs3a voi,, -643 2-26
(used to prod. run 12 .033 mf, 600 RESISTORS
and later)..........__. ..._.... 60B 8-104 ceramic disc ....._........64° 25-10 11661 1 megohm,
°635 .015 mP. 200 palli. .662 4,700 ohms, !í watt. ......60B 8-472
4,700 ohms, 54 watt. 10`/0. Paper..........._.._. 64B 2-26
5% (used ìn prod. runs R664 330,000 ohms, !í watt....._. 608 8-334
C636 .005 mf. 500 volli, 11664 47,000 ohms, !í watt, 5%..6B 7-973
30 and 11 only)........__....60B 7-472 ceramic dlsc...._........65D 10-7
R630 11665 47,000 ohms, !í watt. 5%_60B 7-473
°637 500 volli, 'í watt,
10,000 ohms. ! í watt ceramic disc .... .............650 30-1
11666 470,000 ohms.
(used in prod. run 12
and later) ................. _-.....60B 8-103
100.000 ohms. ?í watt........60B 8-104
C636
°639
220 mmf, 208 volts, cer.65D 6-80
.00 mmf. 500 volte, cer..65D 6-3
11667
57400 .......
470,000 ohms.
5%.......
! watt.......6012 7 474
................60B 7-474
R632
R633 470,oh ohms, ',í watt........60B 8-474
°640 02 mf, 400 voi,, "Per
'64B 7-24 11668 270 ohms,, 4
..
watts.
470 Ohms, ............6B 8-471 °641 25 mf, 15 volli. 20-22
R633 electrolytic....., --._......678 4-30
R634 22,000 ohms,, !í wattwatt.._......608 8-223 11669 3.900 ohms, ?í watt. 601 8-392
°692 .02 mf, 500 voi,,
8635 390,000 ohms, ií watt......60B 8-394 ceramic disc......._....... -"D 10-28
11670 20-101
R63 220,000 ohms, ',í watt....... 60B 8-224 11671 100 ohms,
C643 220 mmf. 500 volli. 3,300 ohms.
116377 390,000 ohms. I, watt ..608 8-394 ceramic a1sc .................65D 6-80
11672
8639 5L000 ohms, watt. 5%..60B 7-513 11673 1,000 ohms. 1 watt 6DB 14-102
LOUD- C644 680 mmf. 1000 olts, 11674 1.000 ohms, 2 wat,. 60H 2O-102
11639 SOO,.S 10%, ceramic disc.....65D ]0-43
NESS control. 75D 7-106 C.5 680 mint 1000 voi,.
RMO SL000 ohms, !í watt, 5%..608 7-513 10%, ceramic dtso.......65D 10-43
CAPACITORS
R642 ©OÚ0 ohms. tt....wat ......60B 8-224
C.6 680 mmf, 1000 volli, C66I .022 mf. 400 volts,
11642 1 megohm. ! í watt.... 8-105 mylar dielec.. ......... 64C 24-36
10%, ceramic dtso....._ BSD 10-93
11643 1,000 ohms. watt. ........60B 8-102 C647 10 500 volli, C662 .022 mf, 400 v01ä,
R644 180,000 ohms, !í watt 60B 8-184 10%, ceramic disc....... 651D 6-44 ylar dielec 64C 24-36
645 820.00 ohms. ?í watt. ........6 08 8-823 C663 220 mf. 500 volts, cer.._..65D 6-80
R 120.000 ohms, !í watt........6013 8-124 C664 50 mf. 25 volts,
1164.77 120,000 ohms. ?í watt.......608 8-124 COILS AND TRANSFORMERS electrolytic .............._....670. 4-31
L601 Choke, Filament........ ..53C 2-54 C665Á 80 mf, 400 v.
CAPACITORS LCO2 Antenna, Rod ............... 69B 229-1 C665B 40 mf, 400 v. lectro-
C601 10 mf, 500 volts,
.03 AM Oscillator Coil ....._.69A 227-1 C665C 40 mf, 400 v. lyric. 67D 7-33
L604 Heater Choke ................. 730. 2-B C665D 40 mf. 300 .,
30%, ceramic, L606 Heater Choke_......_.......73A 2-13 C666Á lU mf. 300 v:1 (early
N470 temp. coeff.._......53C 2-52 L601 Heater Choke................. "A 2-72 C866B mf. 150 v. ` roduc-
0602 .001 mf, 500 volts, 7601 Antenna Trans- C666C 553, mt. 150 v.I tion)........67D 7-34
+50 -20% cer.............330 2-53 former, complete.... 53C 2-63 C666Á 0 mf, 250 v., electro-
C603 .001 mf, 500 void, Coil, with lytic (later elect....._67B 4-38
+50 -20% cer....... ...532 2-53 T602ATuning
,,,,6..}T winding......................53C 2-66
2609 Ceramic trimmer...... .. 53C 2-55 uning Core ................- "c 2-67 2666H 50 mf, 150 v.
670 7-31
°605 20 mmf, 500 vol,. 7803 AM Ist IF Tans- C666C 50 mf, 150 v. } (later
5%, ceramic, former.955ItC......--720 28-70
NPO temp. cceft......_..53C 2-56 °667 .047 mf. 600 valu.
7804 FM 1st IF Trans- dielec ................. 63H 12-1
°606 20 mmf. 500 vol,,
5%, ceramic, 7605
former, 10.7 MC......_. 53C 2-64
FM 2nd IF Trans-
°668 erg
4 m 10 v0:d....._......_..... 64B 13-1
.
NPO temp. coeft.... 2 -56 former, 10.7 MC.........72D 2a-68

°607 Ceramic trimmer...... z -sa TRANSFORMERS
sacSSC
7606 AM 2nd IF Trans- Power Transformer 59-1
°608 8.2 mmf. void, former, 455ICC.........72D 28-71 7608 BOB
l0%, cer, 3100........ 53C 2-59 7607 FM Ratio Detector 7609 Output Transtormer.....__.79C 56-8
68 mmf. 500 volts, Transformer ............ 72D 28-69
ceramic,
5%Có09
Part numbers 53°2-66 and 53°2.67 together MISCELLANEOUS CHASSIS PARTS
N temp. colts, 53C 2.60 make up T602Á and T602B. CR601 Rectifier. Seerej.........93B 7-6
°610 10 rend. 500 volts, 21606 Socket. Power Supply
10%. ceramic. MISCELLANEOUS CHASSIS PARTS 88A 20-2
N470 temp) c0eff..........53C 2-52 M607 SoclketUÁ)uaìo from
15 mmf, volts, 21601 Pilot Lame. «47 ...............830. 1-8 tuner SBA 1
10%°611
21602 Pilot Lamp, #47 ...............B1Á 1-8 21612 Socket. Phono
NPOceramic.
NPO temp. coeff..........53C 2-61 M603 Socket, Phono Input. -1116A Motor AC... 8813 8-6
C612Á1 Plug, Audio Output...._..BBA 2-3 21613 Socket. Speaker ...............868 5-3
C612H Tuning capacitor, Á21.._680 89 NM
21605 Plug, 14 pin, Power Line Cord, a'. 1-1
C612C SUPPIy ........88A 20-1 Socket, Octal, Tube ........................87A S-1
C612D S601Á1
°613 33 mmP, 500 volts. S601BJ}Switch. FM -AM Phono.77B 76-1 "PARTS LIST" continued on
5%, cer. disc, S601C
N3400 temp. coeff........65D 10-119 5602 _Switch, ON-OFF.._.........778 77-1 next page,
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AM IF AND RF ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
FM IF AND RF ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE USING VTVM AND AM SIGNAL GENERATOR
NOTE: For FM alignment, use a signal generator that has crystal calibration. Signal generator settings Turn receiver and amplifier on and allow 15 Use 400 or 1000 cps modulation for alignment
are critical for FM alignment. minutes warm,. Use lowest setting of signal generator capable
Turn receiver and amplifier on and allow 15 Use a non.metallic alignment tool with tip 3/32" el producing adequate indication on lowest scale
wide for transformer adjustments. Set Volume control at maximum, Bass and of output meter.
minutes warm.up. Treble controls at mid.rotation.
R.eefnetr ptooineure 6 for physical location of align. wIlisjettforn-Fmetrt:InlIramlirmzttomttth tip 3/32"
iSeruol.urrnei, minimum, Bass and
croontattr7.1,,.at
Rotate Selector switch to AM position,
Use unmodulated signal for alignment. Repeat adjustments to insure good results.
Rotate Selector switch to FM position. Connect output meter across speaker voice coil.
Repeat adjustments to insure good results.
Use DC VTVM as output indicator. Set generator
output so that indication on VTVM is 1 volt above Adjustments "A", "B", and "E" made from be. GENERATOR RECEIVER
twath chassis. GENERATOR ADJUSTMENT
noise level for maximum adjustments. STEP
CONNECTION FREQUENCY GANG SETTING

STEP
ADJUSTMENT
CONNECTION FREQUENCY GANG SETTING To stator plates, antenna section Fully open maximum.
of gang tuning capacitor.
Connect DC VTVM from "S" to ground. Vohage reading will be negative.
To FM antenna terminals on FM as "STEP 1". 1620 KC Fully open "N" for maximum.
Fully open 2 Same
RF sub -chassis.
Disconnect VTVM and connect between point "R" and graund. Radiated signal. Loop of several
turns of wirt or place generator Tu. in on
"P" for maximum.
2 Same as "STEP 1". 10.7 MC Fully open I "F" for zero reading. generator signal
lead close to receiver for signal
I I
I
Disconnect VTV61 and connect between point "S" and ground. If "Adjustment" for step 2 was in great error, pickup.
"Adjustments "K" and "M" are made from bottom of chassis.

Some os "STEP 1". Insert a 150
3 ohm r.istor in series with each 109 MC `Fully open "G" for maximum.
lead.
Fully open ss
4 Same as "STEP 3". 108.4 MC
..."Rock" generator setting VOLTAGE DATA accordance with figure 4 or 5, whichever is
Same as "STEP 3". 96 MC gontetoirn:i;no, :nlitit.y,1u.and adjust "If" for proper.
5
Voltages shown on schematic diagram.
All measurements, except some filament
Remove signal generator and VTVM. Insert tuner into cabinet and check tracking between dial pointer and POINTER SETTING
voltages, are taken with respect to chassis
scale. It is possible to adjust RF trimmer "H" on a false peak. RF trimmer "H" may have to be readjusted
ground. Set tuning gang fully open. With dial back-
if tuner is nm tracked properly.
Measured on 117 volt, AC, 60 cycle line. ground bracket restored, place pointer car-
"Loosen Phillips screw that is located on tuning gang shaft. See figure 5. Loosen FM tuner string until riage on top edge of pointer glide frame. Slide
it is slack. Perform instruction listed under "Adjustment". Remove slack in FM tuner string
by rotat. DIAL STRINGING dial pointer to right until it is positioned at
ing the washer, to which it is attached, clockwise when viewed from front of chassis. Tighten screw. To accomplish dial stringing, remove the right edge of pointer glide frame. Place dial
loosen dial background bracket and string the dial in string in pointer carriage and fasten securely.
""FM tuner should be calibrated m 108.4 mc. 11 tension adjustment on FM tuner string is incorrect,
Phillips screw and change tension slightly until 108.4 MC is being received strongest. Tighten screw.
...When receiver is tuned on 96 MC, the dial pointer will be positioned et approximitely mid -band (center
point of dial pointer travel/. Perform instructions under "Adjustment".
Knobs and Associated Parts
fi)
FugiaorceatitisTorrncr2g:f.Teoe7peoVs15,:3,T,;.bt
Figure 4, Dial Stringing (Early Production).
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Figure 7, Top View of Amplifier Chasis,

Tube tontines shown.
Figure 5, Dial Stringing (Present Production).
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HUM LEVEL: Excessive hum can often be mini- AMPLIFIER CHECKS
mized by reversing line cord plug in wall outlet. Sot Lo..Fully and Treble to -s
Move Rej -On-Off pointer to "ON". Touch record AMPLIFICATION ,kw. Set Campen -
RADIO". Set AM -FM -
CHECK
changer centerpost and note hum level. Reverse line Phono swift
cord in wall outlet; touch centerpost again and AUDIO FREQUENCY VOLTS
again note hum level. Leave line cord in position GENERATOR
0.2 Volte
8H1 FM -AM TUNER and 6D3 HI-FI AMPLIFIER
1,000 Cycles
giving least hum. OUTPUT
A Hum Level control is located on the tuner VOLTS OUT WATTS OUT
AMPLIFIER
HI-FI FM -AM CONSOLE PHONOGRAPH chassis, see figure 6. Hum may be further reduced, CUTPUT 13.3 Volts 22Wam
if necessary, by adjusting this control.
RECORD set l dn ana
MODEL COLOR CHASSIS FREQUENCY mBass
penwtor to
CHANGER Trobl
RECORD CHANGER SERVICING RESPONSE "LOF AM-FMPhono
CHECK
412 MAHOGANY For complete record changer service information,
8H1 AUDIO GENERATOR AMPLIFIER OUTPUT
RC637 DB CHANGE
413 BLOND and see Service Manual S800. OUTPUT VOLTAGE
-3F
6D3 To remove record changer from its mounting Freq. Voltage Boost Cut Boost Cut
414 SIERRA
board, remove the three large washer-head screws s.1s .22 +4 -223
.035
2. Disconnect FM antenna from terminal board
extending through bottom of the mounting board. J2,
ryde. volts vlt.
With these screws removed, the three springs which
and remove terminal board from cabinet. 1,000 2.9
.035
"float" the record changer may be loose. Lift record rydee volt.
3. Remove four hex nuts that hold tuner in cabi- changer from the mounting board- being careful to 10,000 -035 +123 -19.5
net. Slide chassis out of cabinet and remove retain mounting screws for installation.
cycle. iós
Ih volti
,,i t
metal cover from chassis bottom to expose cir- ',For .035 volts input to M603, refer to "FREQUENCY RESPONSE
CHECK" portion of following fez`.
cuitry.
To remove FM RF tuner sub -chassis: TONE ARM NEEDLE SELECTOR Connect audio oscillator output from phono in-
SPECIFICATIONS KNOB
put socket (M603) to ground. Before proceeding,
1. Remove four screws that hold sub -chassis and
FREQUENCY RESPONSE: adjust HUM LEVEL control for minimum hum.
disconnect wires from antenna terminals.
AMPLIFIER -Amplifier section flat from 30 to TO CHECK AMPLIFICATION, set controls as
2. Disconnect cable from pin 8 on S601.
20,000 cycles within 2 db at 10 watts output. *10-7F44544 shown in the table under "AMPLIFICATION
3. Lift sub -chassis up for servicing. DO NOT dis- CHECK". Adjust audio oscillator output to 0.2
PRE-AMPLIFIER -At 1 watt level, Bass control connect FM tuner dial cord. IA(tf;i 1
volts at 1.000 cycles, as measured from phono input
gives 26.5 db change at 100 cycles and Treble
socket (M603) to ground. Measure output voltage
gives 32 db change at 10,000 cycles.
- KNURLED REPLACEMENT across 3.2 ohm load and compare with the reading
DISTORTION-Less than 1% at 10 watts output. CARTRIDGE NUT NEEDLE ASSEMBLY
in the table.
POWER OUTPUT -38
watts maximum. FREQUENCY RESPONSE CHECK: Set controls to
POWER CONSUMPTION -155 watts. positions shown in "FREQUENCY RESPONSE
Figure 3. Needle Replacement.
POWER SUPPLY-117 volts AC, 60 cycle only. CHECK" table. Leave the oscillator connected as
(Phonograph can be converted to 50 cycle opera- NEEDLE REPLACEMENT shown previously.
tion. See "RECORD CHANGER PARTS"; KIT, If a vacuum -tube voltmeter, that can measure
worn needle causes "scratch" and a harshness
0.035 volts, is not available, construct a series net-
A
50 cycle Conversion.)
of high tones in the output. Damage to records may
SPEAKER SYSTEM -Woofer, 15" PM; Mid -Range, work consisting of a 100.000 ohm, 5% resistor and
be caused by worn needles.
8" PM; Mid-Range, 51/4" PM; Tweeter, 31/2" a 3,900 ohm, 5% resistor. Connect this network
To replace needle assembly, refer to figure 3 and across the generator output and then connect the
PM.
-AM-PHONO SWITCH TUNING
loosen the knurled nut that is located under the car- 3.900 ohm resistor between socket (M603) and
OF Figure 2. Bottom View of FM Tuner Sub -chassis.
tridge. Slip the worn needle assembly out and insert ground. Apply 1 volt across this network and the
A.e 5s 6 7 8 9 a it 14
the new needle assembly in the exact same position. proper input voltage for frequency response meas-
88 92 98 100 104 108 . Tighten the knurled nut. urements will be applied to M603.
See "RECORD CHANGER PARTS" for replace Apply 1 volt at 1,000 cycles to amplifier at M603
TROUBLE SHOOTING HINTS ment cartridge and needles. and vary the Bass and Treble controls. The out- D
Tube locations for the tuner and amplifier are put voltage, measured across the 3.2 ohm load,
LOU oTon M -1 -
shown on figures 6 and 7. Alignment points for the AMPLIFICATION AND RESPONSE CHECK should not appreciably change.
TUNING Eve
Figure 1. Operating Controls. tuner are shown on figure 6. The pre -amplifier and amplifier may be checked Apply 1 volt at 100 cycle`s. Vary Base control
Tubes may be reached from rear of cabinet for for gain and frequency response by performing the and measure output. At MAX (Boost), output volt-
CHASSIS REMOVAL
To remove amplifier chassis from cabinet:
servicing purposes. -
B+ voltages and filament voltages for tuner are

tests outlined below and referring to the "AMPLI-
FIER CHECKS" table.
age should be 5.15 volts and, at MIN (Cut),
output voltage should be 0.22 volts. The change
the
of r
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1. Disconnect line cord from power source. furnished by power supply on amplifier chassis. voltage in the output will give a 26.5 db change
TEST EQUIPMEN1: bass response.
2. Disconnect tuner power socket (M606), ampli- By placing a jumper wire between lugs 4 and 8
Audio Oscillator, with flat frequency response Apply 1 volt at 10,000 cycles. Vary Treble con-
fier audio output plug (M619), record changer of M606, the amplifier may be serviced separately.
trol to both extremes and measure the output.
At
power plug (M614), tuner audio output plug across the audio range.
NOTE: When amplifier is serviced separately, volt- MAX (Boost), output voltage should be 12.2
volts
(M604), and aux. input plug (M616). Vacuum Tube Voltmeter, preferably with decibel
age readings will be higher due to the reduced load and at MIN (Cut), output voltage should be 0.31
3. Remove screws that hold chassis to cabinet. (db) scale.
on the power supply. volts. This change of output voltage gives a 32 db
To remove FM-AM tuner from cabinet: Tuning Eye tube is mounted horizontally under PROCEDURE: Connect tuner and amplifier and change in treble response.
1. Remove control knobs from tuner front panel chassis. To remove tube, grasp at base and work allow time for warm-up. It is not necessary to con- NOTE: Voltage readings for the frequency re-
and phono output plug (M611). backward, out of its clip, until it is free. nect the record changer at this time. Disconnect sponse checks should compare favorable with
those
audio output plug (M619) and connect 3.2 ohm, listed in the "FREQUENCY RESPONSE CHECK"
30 watt resistive load across the secondary of audio table.
output transformer (T609).
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CHASSIS 8H1 -6D3
PARTS LIST C616 10 mmf, 500 volts,

S/r, ceramle, tDlal Scale Window, Plastic,
White Lettering (used with
NPO temp. coeX.......... 6652 6-118
FM -AM TUNER CHASSIS C617 .02 mf, 500 volts,
BROWN background and
extension? 108-2
(8H1) C6618Á j .004 mf, 500 volts, kDOb Scale Window, Plastic.
Plastic.
2618E I dual cur. disc............ -65. 17-1 Black Lettering (used with
ALUMINUM background
RESISTORS C619 .00 mmf, 500 volts, cer65D 6-80 and extension...
C620Á 1 ,004 mf, er. volts, .._............. 21C 108-4
Dial Backgroundd, Dark 2C 33-2
11601 2,2 megohms. !í watt....._60B 8-225 C62oB I dual cer. disc ................6SA 17-1 kDfal Background. Aluminum
R603 1 ohms, 2 watts.......... 53C 20.103 C621 270 mmf, 500 volts. finish ............ .. ........22C 33-6
11603 1 megohm, !á watt. ........60B 2-51 5%. mica_ ...................6513 I-4 tD Background Extension,
.
2.2 megohms, !á watL.......60B 8-225 C622 270 omit 500 volts,

;Dial Background Extension. 1"
11604
R606 1 megohm, !á wats .... .....60B 8-105 mica ..__........6513-4
Dark Brown....... .. .... 1757
15,000 ohms, ! á watt ..._...60B 8-153 C623 .001%,mf, 500 vo lts, Alumlpum ................................l5ß
8606
R608 10000 ohms, watt............60B 14-103 cer. dise...,.. olts...........85D 10-53 1757-2
1
Dial Pointer and ge..........17C 83
R609 150 ohms, ,á 60B 8-151 C624 270 mmf, volts, Pulley, Single Groove
11609 100 ohms, !á walt.........._...60II 8-101
.
5%, mica...... _........_......BSB 1-4 rove ................17C 1-34

R61 100 ohms, ! á watt ...............60B 8-301 C625 5 mf, 50 volts.
Pulley. DoubleGroove
Groove.............17C 1-50
Roller (guides FM tuner
116111 ohms, !á watt, 5%...._...60B 7-680
GS leclrolytic ....................6713 4-3T dial string) ..............
R612 68.000 ohms. !á watt, 5;0, 60B 7-683 C626 .02 mf, 500 volts, ......53C ' 2-65
11613 1,500 ohms, !á wail. 5%_..6013 7-152 GMV, ceramic dise... eSD 30-28
Screw. (holds circuit board to
FM tuner sub -chassis)
11614
R615
1,000ohms.%...60B 7-102
2,2 megohms. !á watt .......60B 8-225
C628
C628
220 mmf, 500 volts, cer 6652 6-80
mf, 400 volts,
6,800 ohms, !á watt. 5%....6013 7.682
.3
mylo',.`Nec................-64C 24-32 Shield 9 Pln tube........_............_857C 7-20
R616
R617
116
6,800
1 megohm
ohms.%... 60B 7-682
!á watt .............60B 8-105
C629 .0015 mf, Soo volts,
GMV, cer. disc 10-4
Socket, Octal. Magic Eye.....,....,,87A
Socket, Pilot Light..._.................82A
20-3
20-2
megohm. ?á watt........_._60H 8.105 Socket, 9 in miniature,
1161918 .001 Inf. 500 volts, cer. shiet. .......... 87A 23-2
R620 33,000 ohms, !á watt......,...60B 8-333 disc lased in prod. Socket, 7 pin miniature
8621 megohm. runs,1 end 11 oc6eYr h.65D 10-53 87A 39-2
1
megohms.'..6013 8-135 C630 Spring, Conical (fits under
11622 .8 .002 500 voltr, cer, FM tuner roller) .......:.............
R623 10,000 ohms. !á watt, 5%..60B 7-103
R624 6,000 ohms, HUM
disc lased in prod.
run 12 and later)...... .65D 10-125
Spring. Dial String,........_.,,....... 192
Spring, Tuning Core Return
1' 1-45
1-5
LEVEL control .... .......... 75C 20-107
R625 2,200 ohms, !á watt........... 60B 8-222
400 vlt,
(used in Prod, runs
paper (F tuner). ... __..,..._53C 2-57
R626 1 megohm, TREBLE
}indicates matching parts,
10 and 11 only I. . 6413 1-23 ;Indicates matching parts.
control ....... ... ..............75D 1-105 C631 .02 mf. 400 volts, paper
R627 megohm, BASS
1 used in prod. run
(use
control ..................._.........75D 1-105 12 and la ...............64B 1-24 AMPLIFIER CHASSIS
R628 100,000 ohms, !' watt.... 60B 8-104 C632 .01 mf, 400 volts, paper 64B 1-25
47,000 ohms, 4 watt. C633 .015 mt. 200 volts. (6D3)
5% (used in prod. runs ]0%, PePerolts,
....,......._....._64B 2-26
10 and Il only) ................ 6013 7-473 C634 .033 mf. 60 0 RESISTORS
R629 ermic200volts,
disc........._.......64C 25-10
100,000 ohms, !á watt C635 .075 m[, 11661 150,000 ohms, !á watL.......60B 8-154
(used in prod. run 12 30%, P' ervo ..............._64B 2-26 11662 10,000 ohms, 8-103
and later) .............. ....__..60B 8.104 C638 .005 mf. 500 volts, R663 270,000 ohms. !á watL.......608 6-274
¢700 ohms, tk watt
5% (used in prod. runs C637
ceramic -sits...........-"D
.005 mf, 500 vottr.
-1 R664
R665
1200 ohms, _.._6013 8-122
3900 ohms. !á watt .............60B 8-392
10 and 11 only) ............_.60B 7-472 ceramle disc .................. 652 10-3 R666 150,000 ohms, !á watt.
R630 C639 220 mmf, 500 volts, cer., 652 6-30 5%.000- .....................__...:660E 7-154
10,000 ohms, !á watt C639 100 mmf. 500 volis. cer..65D 6-3 R667 150.000 ohms, !á *if::: B-154
(used prod. run 12 C640 .02 mf, 400 volts. paper..64B 1-24 11668 1 megohm, !á watt.......,.... 60B 8-105
and laterin ). ........._ ..............60B 8-103 C641 25 mf. 15 volts, 11669 3,300 ohm, ?á watt............608 8-332
R631 100,000 ohms, !á watt ....60B 8-104 electro(ylic ....................SOB 4-30 R670 160,000 ohms. ! á wall,
R632 970.000 ohms, !á watt 60B 8-474 C692 .02 vo Its, 5% .............. ........... ......._6013 7-164
11633 470 ohms, 4 watt.. ......6013 8-471 ceramic c.c. .._........65D 10-28 11671 2,200 ohms. !á .....6013 8-222
11634 22,000 ohms, !á watt... _.....6013 B-223 C693 220 mmf. 500 volts, R672 220,000 ohms, , watt,
X635 390,000 ohms, !§ watL.......6os 8-394 ceramic dise......_.........65D 6-80 %.000 _... x......._.._........6013 7-224
R637 220,000 ohms, !á watt......60B 8-224 C644 680 mmf, 1000 volts, 11673 0 ohms. !á watt.
11637390,000 ohms. !á watt ., 6013 8-394 10%. ceramic se....,,.65D 10-43 5`/0 ....................................6013 7-221
638 51.000 ohms, !á watt, 5%..6013 7-513 C645 681 mmf, 1000 volts, 11679 2200 602 8-222
R639 500.000 ohms, oLOUD- 10%, ceramic disc _..., 652 R675 65 ohms, 5 watts, 5%....._..6113 20 -IS
NESS control
......_.752 I-106 C646 680 muff. 1000 volts. 1'63 R677 2200 ohms, watt ........ 6013 8-222
R64 51.000 ohms, !á watt.
tt, 5%..6013 7-513 10%, ceramicdisc 65D 10-43 R67 2,200 ohms, ' watt _........6013 8-222
116411 220,000 ohms. !á watt ........60H B-224 C647 10 mmf,Svolts,
volts, 86788 10,000 ohms, ?á watt.........668 8-103
11642 1 megohm, !á watt........._..60B 8-105 30%. ceramic dise....... 652 6-44 11679 1,000 ohms, 1 watt .............608 14-102
L000 ohms, s. watt. ...,....3 8-102 11680 3.300 ohms, 3 watts,
R644R643 180,000 ohms. !á .....608 8-184 COILS AND TRANSFORMERS non -inductive ............ .6B 24-337
11645 82.000 ohms, ', watt_.......eOB 8-823 11681 1.000 ohms, 1 watt ............. 6600E 14-102
78646 120.000 ohms. ! watL.......60B 8-124 L601 Choke. Filament............53C 2-54 11682 L000 ohms, 2 e'r...._......60B 20-102
11647 120,000 ohms, !á
á
watt._.,,.6oB 8-124 L602 Antenna, Rod .................695 229-1 R684 10 ohms, !á watt........_......60B B-100
L603 AM Oscillator Coil 69A 227-1 11684 10 ohms. !á watt............... .6013 8-100
L604 Heater Choke....._.......... 73A 2-8
CAPACITORS L605 Heater Choke .................73A 2-13
C601 10 mmf. 500 volts, L606 Heater Choke....._.......... 730 2-12 CAPACITORS
10%. ceramic, T601 Antenna Trans- C661 .1 inf. 200 volts,
N470 temp, te.......,53C 2-52 former.
former, complete...,.. 53C 2-63 molded, mylar ............. 64C 25-57
C602 .00150 500 volts. T602Á1 with C662 .1 mf, 400 volts.
}50.50% cer..._.........S3C 2-53 winding........_..........._33C 2-66
T602B Tuning molded, meter ............. 64C 24-32
C603 .001 mf, 200 volts. Core.....,..... _..-5' 2-67 C663 .1 m[, 400 volts.
}50-20%._......33C 2-53 T603 AM 1st IF 64C 24-32
C804 Ceramic trimmer
mtr. 53C 2-55 former. 55 KC........._72D 28-70 C664 .1 mf. 400 volts,
C6Á5 20 mmf, 500 volts, T604 FM 1st IF Trans - molded, geler ..... 64C 24-32
5%. ceramic, merI 2-64 C665 50 mf, 25 volts, elect.... 6713 4-31
NPO temp. ..._..53C 2-56 T605 FMfo T.7MssCC 2666 56 mmf, 500 volts, cer..65D 6-39
C806 20 mmf. 500 volts, 8 C667 2.700 mmf. 500 volts,
T608 AMmrIFM......._72D28-6
-..__.,.5723C ramie disc,
ri,ceramle.
NPO temp. cceX..........53C 2-56 2871 K1200 temp. coeX.....65D ]0-155
2607 Ceramic lrimmer_..........53C 2-58 T607 FMRmteoDKCor C668Á 40 mf,
450 uo,
C608 82 mmf, 500 volts, Transformer .............. 722 28-69 C668ß 90 mL
450
elect..670 7-32
10%. cer, P100._...........53C2-59 Part numbers 53 beef and 63C2-67 together C668C 40 350 volts
mf,
C609 66 mm 500 volts. make up T602Á and T602B. C668D 20 mP. 350 volts
5% ceramic, C669Á 0 mP, 150 volts) lect.
N750 temp, }ifs,-.......53C 2-60 MISCELLANEOUS CHASSIS PARTS C669B 50 rat, 150 volts }(early 672 7-34
C610 ]0 mmf, volts, M601 Pilot LemP #47...............810 1-8 C669C 10 mf, 300 volts prod.) 111
10%, ceramic, M602 1-8

N970 temo. }.221 .......,53C 2-52 M03 Socket, Phono inpul__.86A C669Á SO mf, ]50 voltsi feel' 672 7-31
15 mmf, volts, M604 Plug, Audio OutpuL.......88A 2-9 C669B 50 mf. 150 volts
IvvC611
M605 Plug. 14 pin, Power C669C See C674; on later Pr".>
prod.. C669C is
NPOceramic,
NPO temp. cceX..........53C 2-61 SuPPIY ..........................880 20-1 separate elect.
C612Á1 S601Á
S601H Switch. FM -AM Phono.77H 76-1 C670 .047 mL 600 volts,
C612C 1l wing capacitor. AM...68C 69
S601C PaPen..... _ .................... 64B 8-15
C612D 5602 Switch, ON-OFF..._........77B 77-1 C671 4 mf, ]0 volts
0613 33 mmf, 500 volts, (cross-over) ................ 6413 13-1
5%, cer disc, 5603 Switch, Record Com- C672 16 16 volts Ael
N1400 temp, cceX.......65D 30-119 p¢nsetor, 4 position.....77B 56-4 non-polarized elect..
.14 ,001 rat, 500 volts, Cover, for Magic Eye Soige6g,.88A 17 (cross-over) . ............870 40-1
cer, disc............_........,.652 10-6 Bracket, Tuning SleeMyted........_. 150 1001 C673 .047 rate volts,
Bracket. Pilot Light Mtg.........._15A 1713-T molded. ................ 12-1
C615 ,01 mf, 500 volts, Bracket, Pointer Shde..._............88A 1717
cer, disc........._ ...............652 10-3 C674 10 m[, 250 volts, elect.. 67 1'3' 4-3A
Cover, for M605 ............................880 20-12
"PARTS LIST" continued on next pose.
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CHASSIS DIFFEEENCIS
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CHASSIS 8H1B-4S2C
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MODELS 472 473 474 484 489
SERVICE MANUAL SUPPLEMENT 5812A
8H1-8H1B SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
CABINET PARTS
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M615
M616
Terminal Board, External Speaker....._....1013 13.2
Plug, Speaker. 4 Pin....._ ................._.._...888 5-2
Speaker, Woofer, 12" PM (3.2 ohms 2aT T\
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voice coil impedance)......_........_.. --......7813 91-2 X03 L60 sº. nr ssra.nmr
M418 Spooker, Mid -Range, 554" PM (8 ohms im romlwa
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Antenna Terminal Board .................. ..-.._.._.....-...108 133 m6r I
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(Model 464) ................._------....-.-------..........._.._.. 35E 432-55 2ua ant .ói1á
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Mode) 484, Italian Provincial, Gray Pumice... 35E 430-4
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(includes 4 pin plug and socket), p Y} i :JY
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Model 489 only..........._..._..._.._ ........................ 89A 461

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Lettering...._..............._..........-...._...-.-..--_......._..21C 108-7
Door Pull, Brass (Model 489) az 11010
Key Escutcheon Section. -..---.._.......__....-....-._...... 374 171-1 I4N1 I
Escutcheon, External Speaker Switch ----.--_-----.-.-...23A 311

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Hinge, Lid, 16" long (Model 489)----------------_._...37D 173-2 L//,[O960Sn,ep.R
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Hinge, Record Compartment Door. .._-.__--------------374106-2 `- Cñ1+ .er.Orm/,a6LMyrr epek br°re lm/,iPo V606
Jewel, Pilot light, Green_.__......_.....__.. --_...._._...82A 10.8
Kepsnut, #8-32 (speaker and tuner dial
mounting) ..__ ................._............1A 19-2.71
Knobs
for Model 484 ®u,/rpoprr mqarW, Róap //IAr/eee /p aeu v15Y1[iVG
Tuning (Gray) .... ............33C 254-2
FM -AM -Phono Selector (Aluminum)....._....._. 33C 254-4
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Loudness, Ban, Treble, On -Off and lBRópp/P)OK/
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Compensator (Aluminum and Gray)-..-..-..33C 254-5
External Speaker Switch
(Gold and Beige) -_-..........._......_._...-_. ... 33C 254-8 11605
for Model 489
Tuning (Beige)..._._................... _.........--....._...33C 254-6
FM -AM -Phono Selector and Extemal
Speaker Switch (Gold) .............._-__.....-....33C 254.7
Symbol
Loudness, Bass, Treble, On -Off,
Compensator (Gold and Beige) 33C 254.8
CABINET PARTS Description
Sierra (Model 474) ....................................
Part No -
35E 432-14
Symbol Description
Knob, External Speaker Switch
Part No,
Leg, Groy Pumice (Model 484 _35E .0-54 MODELS 472, 473 and 474 Clip, 45 RPM Spindle.._ ......................:.......: 11A 20 (Gold and Beige).................................................33C 254-8
Lid Support (Statuary Bronze) Cover, Speaker Plug ..................................... 88B 5-12 Leg, Molded, with Ferrule and Anchor Bolt
for Model 484_._._.-..__-----_-.__-_._------_--.-,37C 170-6 Symbol Description Part No. for Model 472 (Mahogany) ...................................37D 168-2
M614 Terminai Board, External Speaker......... 10B 13.2 Dial Scale Window, Plastic, White
lid Supports (Bross Plate) for Model 489 .,21C 1M 7 for Model 473 and 474 (Ebony).............._...........375 168.4
Right Hond....-_._-... __....--.--._.----._ ................37C 170-5 M615 Plug, Speaker, 4 Pin............ _ ................... 88B 5-2 Leg Mounting Plate (straight mounting type) -.-...--.1513 1813-3
M616 Speaker, Woofer, 12" PM (3.2 ohms .37A in
Lid Support, Brass..............................................._...37C 170-6
Polnut, 94" (speaker switch mounting) ---_-_-------.---213 6-43-71 voice coil impedance). .78B 112-3 Escutcheon, External Speaker Switch .23A 3H
Monogram, Admiral "A". . 26C 68-1
Polnut, #6-32 (bezel mounting)_.____ -_-_-._-.- -28 6-38-71 M617 Speaker, Tweeter, 31/2" PM (3.2 ohms Grille Cloth Polnut, ?4" (speaker switch mountng)-------------------286-43-71
Panel, Cabinet Back (one side covered with voice coil impedance) ............................788 91.2 36D 86-29
PolnO, #6.32 (bezel mounting)... 28 6-38-71
Qom:stiavl material M618 Speaker, Mid -Range, 5r/." PM (8 ohms for Model 473 .............:.................. 36D 86-30
Panel, Cabinet Bock (one side covered with
voice coil impedance) ...........................7813110.4 for Model 474 :...................... 36D 86-31 acoustical material._._ ........................._.............43D 308-2
for Model 489..--._..--.-__.__.-----..-_--...._.-----.__.359308-4 M619 Speaker. Mid -Range, 4" PM (8 ohms 37A 106-2 Screw, #10-32 x 1." WH Phillips
voice coil impedence) ............................ 78B 84-6 (record changer mounting) ..............................._ --14 153-30.71
Hinge, Record Compartment Door, Brass.. ... 35E 432.54
Screw, #1032,. 1% Washer Head Phillips Antenna Terminal Board......_._..........._..................1013 13-5 Spacer, Felt (for 'G" tuner control shorts), 5A 12-1
(record changer mounting) --_--_----..._--------------.IA 153.30-71 Bezel, Chrome, with Threaded Studs...................... 23C 299-3 Kepsnut, #8-32 (speaker and tuner dial
Bolt, "U" Type, Tuner Mounting ................... _........ 28A 111 2A 19-2-71
Spencer, Felt (for ne" tuner control shafts). 5A 12-1 Strike Plate, Record Compartment Door, B,..s.......35E 432-57
Spacer, Tuner Sleeve......-._.._-..---.--_ ....................32B 3961 Bullet Catch, Record Compartment Door, Bross. 35E 432-55 Knob, Tuning (Gray) .........................._._............. 33C 354-2
Switch, External Speaker, 3 Position......_ ...............77481-1
Strike' Plate, Record Compartment Door *Cabinet Knob, FM -AM -Phono Selector (Aluminum)....... 33C 254-4
(Model 484)._........_..__........--_...._---------------------35E432-57 Mahogany (Model 472) .......................................35E 432-12 Knob, Loudness, Bass, Treble, On -Off, Orders for mbinals and carmin me'lo'rlg poco will not M filled
unless toll are given with the order and the damaged parts
Switch, External Speaker, 3 Position_..._ ................ 77A 81-1 Blond (Model 4731....._................................_...... 35E 432-13 Compensator (Aluminum and .00- 33C 254.5 repair economically.
caecal be .epoirad
®John F. Rider
Admiral FREQUENCY RESPONSE-Master amplifier and Aux-
SPECIFICATIONS
12B1, 12B1A CHASSIS DIFFERENCES
SERVICE DATA No. ST828-1 Rev. 1
iliary amplifier flat from 40 cycles to 20,000 cycles within
1 db.
Chassis 1281 uses different dial scale than 12B1A. NOTE
Except for MODEL IDENTIFICATION CHART on page 1,
for CONTROLS-Chassis 12B1
reference to chassis 1281 includes chassis 12B1A.
Off -On -Treble, Loudness (dual), Bass, Record Compensa-
DUAL CHANNEL tor, Selector and Tuning.
-Chassis 5T4A
TUBE LOCATIONS
12B1
Steeedwkte Balance, Bass and Treble.
HARMONIC DISTORTION-Chassis 12B1

Less than 1% at normal listening levels. Less than 3% at
HIGH-FIDELITY FM-AM-PHONOGRAPH 9 watts output.

-Chassis 5T4A
Less than 1% at normal listening levels. Less than 3% at
using
9 watts output.
1261-12B1A-5T4Á CHASSIS POWER CONSUMPTION - 12B1 radio chassis, 115

watts. 5T4A amplifier chassis, 60 watts. Record Changer, Figura 1. Top View of 1281 Chassis, Tube Locations Shown.
MODEL IDENTIFICATION CHART 25 watts.
5T4A
MASTER UNIT AUXILIARY STEREO UNIT POWER SUPPLY -117 Volts AC, 60 cycles only.
MODEL MODEL FM -AM RECORD MODEL AMPLIFIER
NUMBER NAME TUNER CHASSIS CHANGER NUMBER CHASSIS 6AV6 12aX7
POWER OUTPUT-Up to 30 watts.
632 KENSINGTON 1281 RC688-16S, -18S SS622 5T4A
633 KENSINGTON 1261 RC688-16S, -18S 51623 5T4A ELB4 EL84
634 KENSINGTON 12B1 RC688-165, -18S SS624 5T4A SPEAKER SYSTEMS-
642 ESSEX 1261 RC688-16S,-IRS SS642 5T4A Models 632, 633, 634 and 649:
643 ESSEX 1281 RC688-165, -185 SS643 5T4A
644
10" PM, Woofer; 514" PM and 4" PM Mid -Ranges;
ESSEX 1281 RC688.16S,-185 55644 5T4A
649 1261, 1281A 31/2" PM, Tweeter.
CHANTE ßC688.165,-185 SS649 STOA
654 TUSCANY 1281 RC688-168,-ISS SS654 ST4A
662 IMPERIAL
Models 642, 643, 644 and 671:
1281 RC688-175,-18S * 5T4A Figure 2. Top View of ST4A Chassis, Tube Locations Shown.
663 15" PM, Woofer; 8" PM, Mid -Range; 514" PM and
. IMPERIAL 1261 RC688.175,181 * 5T4A
664 IMPERIAL 1281 RC688.I7S,-185 * 5141 31/2" PM, Tweeters.
TUBE REPLACEMENT
671 TITIAN 1281 RC688.175,-185 SS671 5T4A
Model 654: All tubes used in Master cabinets and Auxiliary cabinets
*The auxiliary channel (including 3T4A chassis and speaker system) is iacorparaºed into the Plaster unit Two, 10" PM, Woofers; 4" PM, Mid -Range; 31/2' PM, are accessible for replacement. The cabinet back panels on
in Models 662, 663 and 664.
Tweeter. Auxiliary cabinets need to be removed to gain access to
tubes on 5T4A chassis.
Models 662, 663 and 664: On models 662, 663 and 664, the Auxiliary chassis
12" PM, Woofer; 51/4" PM, Mid -Range; 31/2' PM, (5T4A) is located inside the Master cabinet.
Tweeter. Two identical speaker systems, composed of the
listed speakers, are housed in the Master cabinet. 1281 TUBE COMPLEMENT
VIAt FM RF Amplifier and Mixer 6DT8
Models SS622, SS623, SS624 and SS649 (used with VIB
V2 1st FM IF Amplifier 6AU6
models 632, 633, 634 and 649 respectively) : V3 FM 2nd IF Amplifierand AM 1st IF Amplifier 6BA6
MODELS 10" PM, Woofer; 514 PM and 4" PM Mid -Ranges; V4 FM 3rd IF Amplifier nod Limiter; AM Detector 6AU6
MODELS V5 FM Discriminator 6AL5
632 SS622 MODEL MODEL MODELS MODELS 31/2' PM, Tweeter. V6 FM Oscillator and FM Automatic
633 SS623 649 SS649 642 SS642 Frequency Control 12ÁT7
634 SS624 643 SS643 Models SS642, SS643, SS644 and SS671 (used with V7 AM Oscillator -Mixer 6BE6
644 SS644 V8 Master Channel Audio Pre -amp and
models 642, 64.3, 644. and 671 respectively) :
Stereo Channel Audio Pre -amp 12AX7
15" PM, Woofer; 8" PM, Mid -Range; 514" PM and V9 Rectifier GZ34/SAR4
31/2" PM, Tweeters. V10 Audio Amplifier and Phase Inverter 12AX7
Vtt Audio Output 81.84/6105
V12 Audio Output EL84/6ßQ5
Model SS654 (used with model 654) :
Two, 10" PM, Woofers; 4" PM, Mid -Range; 31/2' PM, 5T4A TUBE COMPLEMENT
Tweeter. V101 Audio Amplifier 6AV6
V102 Audio Amplifier and Phase Inverter 12AX7
MODEL MODEL V103 Audio Output EL84/61Q5
SS654 MODEL NOTE: For voice coil impedance values for each speaker,
MODELS 671 SS671 V104 Audio Output EL84/61Q5
662 refer to the appropriate "CABINET PARTS" list. VI05 Rectifier 5Y3GT
663
664
©John F. Rider
CHASSIS 12B1-12B1A-5T4A
CHASSIS 12B1-12B1A-5T4Á
BASIC STEREOPHONIC DISC PRINCIPLES stylus stereophonic recording is illustrated in figure 6C.
Figure 7 shows how a single tone in one channel only is
The stereophonic reproducing head is similar in con-
struction to the recording head, except that two styli are
For Stereophonic Disc Record Changer Servicing, Read stereophonically recorded on a disc. The stylus is mechanic- used and the elements may be ceramic, crystal or magnetic.
The Entire Section, For General Understanding, Read First ally coupled to two recording elements. The elements are One is .003" (3 mils) in diameter for use with 78 RPM
«
positioned 90° apart with respect to each other; each forms
And Last Two Paragraphs. /wI(2, c3 0 an angle of 45° with the horizontal. No signal is applied to
discs; the other is .0007" (.7 mil) in diameter for LPS
Stereophonic sound differs from today's popular hi-fi Qv\ (Long Play Stereophonic) and regular LP disc reproduc-
sound in that it adds a new 3D presence dimension to listen- c, 0of3a ,c) element A; the sine -wave signal coupled to element B al- tion. A 0.7-mil LPS stylus is used in place of the "standard"
ing. 3D Presence, in the ordinary sense, is the illusion of
1 Q QI ternately pushes and pulls on the stylus causing it to vibrate 1 -mil LP stylus because, as a stereo sound track becomes
being at the place of the original sound. Until the intro- Q i back and forth along the line with arrowheads on each end.
The cutting stylus cuts the signal one one side of the track
shallower than a standard LP track, the 1 -mil stylus would
be forced out of the groove. In the reproducing head, the
duction of stereo, hi-fi systems have attempted to sustain
only since there is no signal to cause variations in the elements develop a voltage corresponding to stylus motions
this illusion merely by keeping the recorded sounds as dis- ILfF I 6 TO 12 FEET swim'
direction of element A. The variations, therefore, on each caused by track variations. See figure 9.
tortion -free as possible. However, this alone cannot intro-
SOUNDS FgOM SOUNDS FROM side of the track correspond to the signals in each channel.
duce presence since the reproduced sound emanates only iN S SIDE DOM-
INATIN
THIS SIDE DOM
Figure 8 shows how two different signals in each channel
from one source, a single hi-fi speaker or speaker system. LEfFTEAfl
THE INATE IN THE
RIGNT EAR
cause the cutting stylus to move at an angle other than 45°
What is 3D presence? A simple explanation is demonstrated
to the horizontal.
if one visualizes a person sitting in front of an orchestra, as
shown in figure 3. Because of the physical locations of the
members of the orchestra relative to the listener, sounds
CHANNEL BINPUT
from the right side are heard primarily in the right ear and
sounds from the left side are heard primarily in the left
ear. Thus, to recreate 3D presence in the home, it is neces-
sary to have this same relative division of sound on both
sides of the listener. Figure 3. "3D PRESENCE" LISTNER
Stereophonic disc recordings are made using two separate method, etc. These were discarded as unacceptable for a
microphones, each corresponding to a listner's ear, placed variety of reasons; incompatibility with present hi-fi systems, 45'
in front of the sound-producing body, as at L and R in mechanical instability and critical alignment; high distor- HORIZONTAL
figure 3. The information from each microphone is re- LINE
tion levels, etc. STYLUS
corded independently in a single groove on the disc. In the Westrex 4545 stereophonic disc recording system,
Basically, one side wall of the groove records the informa- which is the accepted standard system of the industry, the STYLUS MOVES BACK
Figure 9. STEREOPHONIC REPRODUCING HEAD.
ANO FORTH ALONG
tion from one microphone while the other side records the two separate audio channels are recorded in a single groove. THIS LINE
information from the other. For stereophonic reproduction, One channel is recorded by varying the cutting stylus posi- Figure 10 shows how a reproducing head translates a one.
the sounds in each separate channel are separately and tion laterally as shown in figure 6A. The other channel is channel signal into an audio -frequency voltage. Note that
simultaneously amplified and applied to two independent, recording by simultaneously moving the same stylus vertical- only LATERAL FORCE on each element causes a signal to
and properly -placed speaker systems, as shown in figure 4. GROOVE
ly as in figure 6B; this produces `hills and dales" in the be produced; although the track variations cause stresses
Until the advent of stereophonic discs, hi-fi sound was track rather that the constant depth of monaural recordings. PRODUCING TRACK in both elements, a signal is developed only across element
VARIATIONS ON
exclusively recorded on discs with a cutting stylus that The resultant groove is a simultaneous combination of lateral ONE 510E ONLY "A". This demonstrates the ability for one groove to
moved laterally with the sound variations, as shown in and horizontal variations in one track. Basically, one wall selectively reproduce a signal into one amplifier channel.
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figure 5A. The depth of the groove is constant. Therefore, varies correspondingly to one microphone while the other
sound variations are lateral and the recorded groove looks wall varies accordingly to the second microphone. Each Figure 7. RECORDING A SINGLE CHANNEL SIGNAL.
like the one shown in figure SB. Many stereophonic disc wall variation in independent of the other. This independ-
ideas have been tried; such as the two parallel lateral - ence is the basis of separation of sound which we call 3D
variation tracks method, the 90-degree vertical -horizontal presence in stereo. The resultant sound track of a single -
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Figure 4. STEREOPHONIC HI-FI SOUND MONAURAL RECORDING Figure 6. TYPICAL STEREOPHONIC
REPRODUCTION. Figure 10. STEREOPHONIC REPRODUCTION OF A SINGLE
TRACK. DISC TRACK. Figure 8. RESULTS OF DIFFERENT INPUTS TO BOTH ELEMENTS. CHANNEL SIGNAL.
©John F. Rider
In figure 8, two signals caused the cutting stylus to shift Since channel separation depends on the angle of the
to an angle greater than 45° from the horizontal. Separa- track variations relative to the pick-up stylus, it is important OPERATING CONTROLS (Cont.)
tion of this track variation into two signals by the repro- that the record changer turntable be level and the pick-up LOUDNESS: Used to adjust to desired sound level. Acts are located on right side of set and affect the Auxiliary chan-
ducing head is shown in figure 11. Both elements are moved stylus be perpendicular to the turntable, as illustrated in as master control for both Master and Auxiliary channels. nel only. They function as follows:
the same distance in the direction of the stylus, resulting in figure 12. If these relationships are not observed, both TUNING: Large knob located behind Selector knob.
a small movement of element "A" in its signal -producing channel separation and stereophonic fidelity will be impaired. Selects desired FM or AM stations.
direction and a large atonement of element "B" in its signal - BALANCE: Used to "balance" the
RECORD COMPENSATOR: This control compensates
producing direction. Thus, a small signal is developed for the different recording characteristics used by various Auxiliary channel output to match the
across element "A" and a large signal is developed across VERTICAL record manufacturers. The left setting, "78", is a filter for Master channel output. Adjust for de-
element "B". Note that these signals correspond to the standard 78 RPM records to minimize needle scratch. The sired level of loudness between channels.
channel "A" and "B" input signals in figure 8. CARTRIDGE .--TONE ARM
RIAA, LP and EUR positions provide built-in equalization
TURNOVER
LEVER networks which assure truer reproduction of commercial BASS and TREBLE: These controls
STYLUS recordings. (During FM or AM radio operation, the com- function the same as Treble and Bass
FORCE OM ELEMENT 'A FORCE OM CLEMENT
pensator circuits will not affect sound output.) controls for the Master channel.
'.SANE AS FORCE ON SITARS.} DISC
AUXILIARY CHANNEL CONTROLS
Figure 14, Operating
Auxiliary channel controls (Balance, Bass and Treble) Controls, STOA.
HORIZONTAL
SERVICE HINTS
CHASSIS REMOVAL that hold the changer. These screws are accessible from
END VIEW Master Chassis 1281 beneath changer.
On models 662, 663 and 664, slide changer out of cab-
Chassis 12B1 is located in the Master cabinet. To remove
Figure 12. VERTICAL POSITIONING OF THE 1281 chassis, proceed as follows: inet to gain access to changer mounting screws.
STEREOPHONIC STYLUS. 2. Disconnect Phono Output plugs (M5 and M6) and un-
1. Disconnect line cord from power source.
2. Disconnect FM Antenna terminal board from back of
plug Record Changer Power plug (M3).
3. Lift record changer from inside cabinet. Retrieve
cabinet.. Unplug Record Changer Power plug (M3).
changer "float" springs. They will be used when record
.'
/v
` '
RE5uüiNO
3iGNAt DEVELO
sv ELEMENT x BY IN"' For operation with monaural 78 and LP discs, the out-
Disconnect two Phono Output plugs (MS and M6). Dis-
connect Master Channel Speaker plug (M20).
3. Disconnect Cabinet Pilot Light plug (M14).
changer is placed back into cabinet.
4. To replace changer, reverse the above procedure.
NDR'EONTAL
puts of the two reproducing elements are connected in 4. Remove control knobs on front of chassis and chassis
parallel. This produces a high fidelity monaural signal mounting screws. POWER CONNECTION
MD
CE
3iZE
EiEFRED comparable to the signals available from single -element hi-fi 5. Remove chassis from cabinet for servicing. To replace
OS TÑHE
cartridges. The .0007" LPS stylus is used for standard AC line power, 60 cps, is supplied to the Master unit
F ON E OtSC chassis in cabinet, perform the above procedure in re-
microgroove records and the .003" 78 stylus is used for 78 through the Master cabinet line cord and controlled by
Figure 11. SEPARATION OF TRACK VARIATIONS INTO verse order.
TWO SIGNALS, RPM records. Off-On -Treble control R57.
Auxiliary Chassis 5T4A The Auxiliary chassis has its separate line cord. The
Off-On -Power relay (M106), located on the Auxiliary
OPERATING CONTROLS The Auxiliary chassis is located in the Auxiliary cabinet
except for models 662, 663 and 664. In these models, the chassis, is energized by a direct current supplied by the
MASTER CHANNEL CONTROLS BASS: Controls bass (low note) response of Master chan- Auxiliary chassis (5T4A) is located in the Master cabinet. Master chassis 1201 through the Stereo Output socket
The operating controls for this set, excluding Auxiliary nel. Rotation to left of zero position decreases bass response. To remove Auxiliary chassis, proceed as follows: (M13).
channel Balance, Bass and Treble controls, are located on Rotation to the right of zero position increases bass response. 1. Disconnect line cord from power source. On Models 662, 663 and 664, the line cord to the Master
radio tuning dial (figure 13) and operate as follows: The zero position will normally give truest reproduction. 2. Remove cabinet back panel on Auxiliary cabinet. For cabinet is terminated in a duplex socket. Then, line cords
models 662, 663 and 664, remove cabinet hack panel from the radio chassis and auxiliary chassis are plugged
SELECTOR: Used to select type of operation desired. into the duplex outlet to complete the power connection.
behind 5T4A chassis (right side of Master cabinet).
,f AWfi°
FM6a
6
^
7
92 =
6 9
96'
10 12 M
Io0ÎOb^to6F[t
I6A11
Place control to position giving desired type of operation.
STEREO-for playing Stereo Disks on the phonograph or
for using an external Stereo tape recorder with the Master
3. Remove three Auxiliary chassis control knobs (outside
of cabinet).
4. Disconnect Auxiliary Channel Audio Input plug (M101)
CONNECTING THE STEREO UNIT
and Auxiliary channels. from Stereo input socket (M13). Remove Speaker plug Figure 15 shows the method of making power connec-
PHONO-for playing regular single -channel records on (M109) from Audio Output socket (M108). Disconnect tions in all models except 662, 663 and 664. Refer to the
cR.wNL HI FIDELITY - the phonograph. For transfering regular records to tape Tape Output plug (MI02) front Stereo Tape Input illustration and perform the following procedure to make
or playing back single -channel tapes from external Mon- socket (M103). power connections:
aural tape recorder. 1. Make sure that both line cords are disconnected from
Figure 13. Operating Controls, 1281. 5. Remove chassis mounting screws. Remove chassis from
wall outlet.
AM -for AM radio reception or for recording AM broad- cabinet for servicing. To replace chassis in cabinet, per-
unit to
ON-OFF -TREBLE: The ON-OFF function of this con rol form the above procedure in reverse order. 2. Connect plug on black cable from the Auxiliary
casts on external tape recorder.
acts as a master switch to turn both Master channel and Aux- "STEREO OUTPUT" socket on Master cabinet. On
iliary channel on and off. To turn set on, rotate knob to FM -AFC-for drift -free reception of FM radio broad- Record Changer Model 649, connect plug to socket on Master chassis.
right until switch clicks. casts. Gives optimum performance in good signal areas. To remove the record changer, perform the following pro- Connect socket, on black cable, to plug on rear of Aux-
Further rotation of the knob controls treble (high note) Placing selector in this position after station has been cedure: iliary cabinet.
response of master channel output. Rotation to the left of tuned in will keep station sharply tuned. Also for record- 1. On all models except 662, 663 and 664, remove cabinet 3. Connect both line cords in wall outlets and test the set.
zero position decreases treble response. Rotation to the right ing FM broadcasts on external tape recorder. back panel behind changer. Also, remove panel under Turn the Master unit on and off. The Auxiliary unit
of zero position increases treble response. The zero position FM -for FM radio tuning and reception. Provides in- record changer. Remove three large washer head screws should turn on and off at the same time.
will normally give truest reproduction. creased sensitivity for FM reception in poor signal areas.
CJohn F. Rider CHASSIS .12B1-12131A-5T4A

AC LINE CORDS
that needle to be replaced is facing down. Grasp retaining
clip and slip old needle from cartridge. See figure 18. To
replace needle, reverse above procedure.
When using the internal speaker system, the shorting bar,
on the terminal board, is to be connected between terminals
3 and 4. See figure 19.
Connect input plug of tape recorder into left (RECORD)
socket on the Master channel bracket -on Master cabinet
and the tape recorder output plug into the right (PLAY)
-
To replace cartridge, remove screws (one at each side) When an external speaker system is to be usdd, connect socket on the bracket. When using a stereo tape recorder,
MASTER CONNECT FOUR PIN PLUG AUXILIARY
UNIT TO 'STEREO DUT' 500AET STEREO and three leads from cartridge. Fasten new cartridge in external system leads to terminals 1 and 5. Adjust the make identical connections of the recorders second channel
CABINET ON MASTER UNIT CABINET
place. Red lead goes to terminal "R", white lead to terminal position of the shorting bar so that terminals 2 and 3 are to the sockets on the Auxiliary channel tape recorder bracket.
"L", shield to center terminal. shorted together. When a 16 ohm external speaker system is
connected properly and the shorting bar is placed between TO RECORD: Move switch on Master channel bracket
Figu e 15. Stereo Unit Connections,
STEREO CARTRIDGE
terminals 2 and 3, the external speaker systems' impedance to left (RECORD) position. (See "Operating Controls" on
PARTNo.409Bts.Z I (WITH S IaMoNE"LPS' NEEDLE)
RIGHT AND LEFT CHANNEL CONNECTION PART No409B332i (WITH DIAMONDPS NEEDLE) will he matched to output transformer and internal speakers. page 6). For stereo recording, move switch on Auxiliary
The Master unit and the Auxiliary unit have been con- TONE channel bracket to the left (RECORD) position also,
ARM
structed in production so that the "right" channel is heard PHASING AN EXTERNAL SPEAKER SYSTEM TO PLAY: Move switch to right (PLAY) position. Place
through the Auxiliary unit and the "left" channel through To insure best sound reproduction when making an ex- Selector switch to "PHONO" position when playing single
the Master unit. In other words, the auxiliary cabinet should Figure 18. Needle ternal speaker installation, the external speaker voice coils channel tapes. Move switch on Auxiliary channel tape
Replacement,
be placed to the right of Master unit. If it is desired to place must be phased with speaker voice coils in the Master cabi- bracket to right ( PLAY position and Selector switch to
the auxiliary cabinet to the left of the Master unit, the connec- net so that the cones of all the speakers move in the same
I
REPLACEMENT "STEREO" when playing stereo tapes.

tions from the record changer pick-up arm must be changed NEEDLE
SELECTOR NEEDLES direction at the same time.
'76'-PART
to retain the original direction of the recorded sound. No.9aCI5-101
SAPPHIRE'LPS-100 The action of each external speaker voice coil should be MOVE SWITCH MOVE SWITCH
When the auxiliary cabinet is placed to the right of the DIANOND'LPS'NE DLE
PART No.98G15-102
PART o.9BC15-100
tested with a common 1.5 volt flashlight battery. Testing is LEFT TO RECORD RIGHT TO PLAY
FM RADIO OR TAPES THROUGH
Master unit, the red plug from the record changer tone arm necessary to determine which terminal on each speaker, PHONOGRAPH
NOGRAPH -FI CHI
should be in the chassis socket labeled "AUX" and the other when connected to the positive pole of the battery, causes
plug in the socket labeled "MASTER". If the auxiliary unit
TO TONE TO TONE
RC688.18S
To replace needle assembly, move NEEDLE SELECTOR
the speaker cone to move forward.
To locate proper terminal, perform following procedure:
1. Connect battery, MOMENTARILY, across voice coil Figure 20. External
G
O
£ U A
ARM- ARM RED
handle down till it is perpendicular with TONE ARM. See Tape Recorder
LUG terminals. Observe whether speaker cone moves in or
figure 18A. Open spring clip slightly and lift needle assem- out. If necessary, reverse the momentary connection
Bracket.
MASTER T 1 ST
MASTER bly. Make sure needle shaft clears centering notch. To
replace needle assembly, open spring clip slightly and slip
across the voice coil terminals. On each external speaker
to be used, determine which terminal, when connected sr_;rp
RED
RED PLUG FROM
TONE ARM INDICATES
CJ
ll
new assembly into position. Make sure that needle shaft to the positive pole of a battery, causes the speaker cone
OR r.
2t
PLU RIGHT' CHANNEL ON is centered in notch. to move outward.
STEREO RECORD O Signal lead connections to cartridge are the same as above.
CONNECT TAPE
RECORDER INPUT
CONNECT TAPE
RECORDER OUT
AUX AUX 2. Refer to instruction under "CONNECTING AN EX- HERE HERE
SIGNAL LEAD CONNECTIONS SIGNAL LEAD CONNECTIONS TERNAL SPEAKER SYSTEM" and be sure to connect
(AUXILIARY CABINET (AUXILIARY CABINET
PLACED TO RIGHT PLACED TO LEFT NEEDLE external speaker terminal (si, which causes speaker cone
OF MASTER CABINET) OF MASTER CABINET) CENTERING
SPRING
CLIP
NEEDLE SELECTOR
HANDLE to move forward when connected to positive pole of a AMPLIFICATION AND RESPONSE CHECK
NOTCH
battery, to terminal 5. The other external speaker lead The pre -amplifiers and amplifiers may be checked for
Figure 16. Right and Left Hand Channel Connections.
to terminal 1. gain and frequency response by performing the tests out-
Figure 18A, Needle lined below and referring to the "AMPLIFIER CHECKS"
is moved to the left of the master cabinet, the red plug should Replacement, PROVISION FOR EXTERNAL TAPE RECORDER
be moved to the "MASTER" socket and the other plug moved table.
A metal bracket labeled "TAPE RECORDER" is used
to the "AUX" socket. See figure 16.
with each model. On models that are operated with an Aux- TEST EQUIPMENT:
HEATER CIRCUIT FUSE iliary unit, one "TAPE BRACKET" is located on the Master Audio Oscillator, with flat frequency response across the
REPLACEMENT
On chassis 12B1, the heater circuit is fused. Location of NEEDLE ASSEMBLY
CARTRIDGE
PART No. 409034-I cabinet back panel and the other on the Auxiliary cabinet audio range.
fuse is shown on figure 17. To replace fuse, connect a 2" PART No. 99095-1 back panel. On models 662. 663 and 664. two brackets are
piece of #27 gauge bare annealed copper wire between located on the cabinet back. Vacuum Tube Voltmeter, preferably with decibel (db)
proper terminals on terminal board. SPEAKER SYSTEMS TO INT. TO EXL scale.
Speakers may be reached for servicing by removing cab- SPEAKERS SPEAKERS
Oscilloscope.
f
ao4oi inet back panels. Cross-over capacitor(s) are located on
HEATER S
CIRCUIT I baffle boards adjacent their respective speaker systems.
FUSE Each speaker system is connected to its amplifier by a AMPLIFIER CHECKS
GREEN..-* REPLACE FUSE WIRE WITH
wiring harness. Plugs, sockets and capacitor(s) are replace-
6.3V LEAD #27 GAUGE BARE COPPER Figure 19. External
On 1281 chassis, sel Lo ne and Treble eentrols
FROM XFMR ANNEALED WIRE -2" LONG able. See "CABINET PARTS" for the particular model. Speaker Terminal
Board.
AMPLIFICATION to m x' um (folly clockwise). Sel Record of u u
CHECK ssi,, I und controls Switch nSTEREO. On A
On model 654, baffle boards are located on front and rear ro (fully <I«kwisa).
chaxis, set oll controls to maximum
Figure 17. Heater Circuit Fuse, Chassis 1281.
of Master cabinet. To gain access to either speaker system, FREQUENCY VOLTS
RECORD CHANGER SERVICING remove rear baffle board. AUDIO

GENERATOR l0 12131 to 579A to 1261 to 5T4A
SHORTING
For complete Record Changer servicing, refer to Service BAR OUTPUT
1000 Cycles .06 volts i 10% .02 volts -`. 10%
Manual No. S800B. CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL SPEAKER SYSTEM
VOLTS OUT WATTS OUT
TO INTERNAL SPEAKER PLUG
A 5 -lug terminal board on the rear of the Master cabinet AMPLIFIER 1281 5T4A 1281 574A
NEEDLE AND CARTRIDGE REPLACEMENT provides connections for using an external speaker system Each bracket supplies input and output sockets for an ex- OUTPUT
volti 7.9 wom 7.9 nom
"For replacement part numbers, see page 16." in addition to the speakers in the set. (Any external speaker ternal tape recorder. Brackets on Auxiliary units provide 5 volts 5 I
RC688.16S, -17S system used with this set should have a 16 ohm voice coil input and output sockets for stereo tape recorder recording
or play-back. Each bracket looks like one in figure 20. Note: At 7.8 watts out, harmonic distortion is 2%.
To replace either needle, turn NEEDLE SELECTOR so impedance for proper operation.)
©John F. Rider
AMPLIFIER CHECKS (CONT.) volts (27 db change).
DIAL STRINGING AND POINTER SETTING
FREQUENCY On .1281 and chacals, cet r,v,2 Two stringing systems are used on the radio chassis. Two
RESPONSE truaons in ten for
S« ' 5"A.
iv;aaal aanvah.
AM IF AND RF ALIGNMENT
CHECK ábous.
drums (23/4" and 13/8") and the tuning shaft are used to
SIGNAI OUTPUT VOLTAGE
DBGHANGE
From MAx to MIN
drive the FM -AM tuning yoke. Two pulleys (3/g" dia., brass) Turn radio on and allow 15 minutes warm up. Use 400 or 1000 cps modulation for alignment.
GENERATOR a eaj.ss or and drum (2") are employed to move dial pointer along Set Loudness control fully clockwise, Bass and Treble
ourvtF 5T4Á Preblecotion
Voltage MAX.
12.131
MIN. MAX. MIN. 12E1 5T4A

dial pointer guide bracket. controls at mid -rotation. Set Selector Switch to AM Use lowest setting of signal generator output that pro-
Freq.
The 1%" drum and 2" drum are mounted on the same duces adequate indication on lowest scale of output
1CO
volts
0.5v
or less volts volts
-20 - 17
shaft and coordinate the movement of the dial pointer and
position.
Connect output meter across voice coil (3.212). If speakers
meter.
the tuning yoke. are not to be used during alignment, connect a 3.2 ohm, Use a non-metallic alignment tool with tip 1St" wide for
1,000
cyotee volts volts volts ,J,, If necessary, either system may be restrung separately. 15 watt resistive load across the 3.2 ohm taps on Audio IF transformer adjustments (Admiral part no. 98A30-10).
10,000 o.zssv
éIh
0.22 -q To accomplish dial stringing, perform the following pro- Output Transformer secondary winding (see schematic
cYdea v or leu v volts
Ih
cedure: diagram). Repeat adjustments to insure best results.
`Set audio generator output so hat 5 volts is indicated a ss 1201 and 5T4A 1. Remove dial scale.
output CAUTION: Do not overload amplifiers by o erdr.ving with input .9tml. Gen. Receiver
Usa an oxilloscope xa check 1281 and 574A amp' fier outputs for undistorted 2. Rotate drums until they are positioned as shown in fig- Step Generator Connection Freq. Gang Setting Adjustment
waveform at 5 volt output readings.
ure 21. The AM tuning gang should be set fully open. stator plates, antenna section of gang tuning capacitor.
PROCEDURE: 1 To 455KC Fully open "L", "M",* "N" and
3. String front or rear pulley system or both according to "P" for maximum.
Master chassis and Auxiliary chassis may be checked figure 21 or 21A. Figure 21 shows dial stringing for
for frequency response and amplification at the same time. early production. 2 Radiated signal. Feed "hot" generator lead to antenna 1620KC Fully open "R" for maximum.
If Auxiliary chassis is not available, Master chassis may be through several loops of wire or place generator "hot'
Co o
checked alone. lead close to receiver for signal pickup.
Remove bottom covers from 12B1 and 5T4A chassis. 3 1400K Tune in "S" for maximum.
Connect a 3.2 ohms, 15 watt resistive load across secondary DRUM POSmO
generator
SHOWN WITH
windings of each Audio Output transformer (T9 and T101). FULLY OP
GANENG
signal.
Figure 21. Dial
Connect audio oscillator output to the junction of C54 and Stringing Diagram. PULLEY LOCATED BEHIND *Adjustment "M" and "P" made from beneath chassis.
R4OB on 12B1 chassis. (Early Production)
NOTE: Use an oscilloscope to check output voltage wave-
UPPER ORUM AND GANGED
TO SAME SHAFT I
forms. At 5 volts output on each chassis, waveforms should FM IF AND RF ALIGNMENT (using VTVM and Signal Generator)
be symmetrical.
TO CHECK AMPLIFICATION, set controls as shown in >.m -- `l
/1 ORUMI GANGED TO
TUNING CAPACITOR. SHAFT NOTE: For FM alignment, a signal generator with facilities for crystal calibration should be used. Signal generator frequency
settings are critical for
"AMPLIFICATION CHECK" table. Set generator output FM alignment.
to 1,000 cycles and increase output amplitude until 5 volts Turn radio and alignment equipment on and allow 15 e Use a non-metallic alignment tool with tip K2" wide ,for
appears across each chassis output load, as measured with o
minutes for warm up. transformer slug adjustments (Admiral part no. 98A30-10).
a VTVM. Measure generator output voltage. See table for Set Loudness control to minimum, Bass and Treble con- Refer to figures 24 and 25 for physical location of
proper input voltage amplitude.
DRUM
POS=ONS SHOWN
WITH GANG FULLY OPE
¡STAAi
trols at mid -rotation and Selector switch to "FM" posi- alignment points.
Change generator connection to the junction of R40A Figure 210. Dial tion (completely counterclockwise rotation). a Use an unmodulated signal during alignment.
and C42 on 12B1 chassis. Set generator output voltage so Stringing Diagram, DRUM NG
CAPACITOR SHAF7 Use DC VTVM as output indicator. Set generator output Adjustment "A", "B", "D" and "G" made from under
that 5 volts Fn indicated across 5T4A output load. See table side of chassis. Remove chassis bottom cover to reach
for proper 5T4A input voltage amplitude.
PULLEY LOCATELa E
UPPER DRUM A
le GANGED
so that indication, on VTVM, is approximately 111 volts
above noise level during alignment (except "Step 2"). adjustments and to make VTVM connections.
FREQUENCY RESPONSE CHECK: TO SAME SHAFT
Gen. Receiver
For control settings, refer to "FREQUENCY RESPONSE Step Signal Generator and VTVM Connections Freq. Gang Setting Adjustment
CHECK" table. Connect generator "hot" lead to junction 4. Replace dial scale.
Connect generator to antenna terminals with a 150 ohm 10.7 MC Set Tuning "A", "B", "C", "D",
of R4OB and C54 on 12B1 chassis. Set audio generator 5. With AM tuning gang fully open. place dial pointer on 1
resistor in series with each lead. Connect VTVM and de- gang fully "E", "F" and "G" for
output at 100 cycles and adjust the amplitude so that 5 dial pointer guide bracket. Move dial pointer to line-up coupling network between "U" and ground (see schematic). open maximum.
volts is indicated on VTVM connected across 12B1 output. with the right hand calibration mark below "AM" and 1
Voltage reading will be negative. Adjust generator so that

Rotate Bass control to minimum. 1281 output voltage "FM" on right hand side of dial scale-see figure 22). indication on VTVM is 11/2 volts above noise level.
should read 0.5 volts or less (20 db change). Return Bass See figure 22 for method of inserting dial string on dial
control setting, to maximum. pointer. Increase signal generator output until VTVM reads -5 volts.
Set generator output frequency to 10,000 cycles and ad-
just generator output until S volts is indicated on VTVM.
Rotate Treble control to minimum (maximum counterclock-
wise-DO NOT turn set off). 12B1 output voltage should
,e --REAR OF DIAL POINTER
Amps
,-DIAL POINTER 2 No change in generator connection. Connect VTVM be-
tween alignment point "V" and ground (see schematic
diagram). A center zero reading scale is recommended
for "ADJUSTMENT" in this step.
10.7 MC Same as
"Step 1".
"H" for zero reading.
DIAL STRING
read 0.225 volts or less (27 db change). Return Treble to Same as "STEP 1". 98 MC 98 MC Alternately adjust
4
maximum position. "J" and "K", several
Connect generator output to AUX. CHANNEL input DIAL POINTER
GUIDE BRACKET
i r16 Y
times, for maximum.
socket (on 12131 chassis). Connect VTVM across 5T4A -
load. Set generator frequency at 100 cycles. Set generator

RIGHT-HAND
CALIBRATION
each slug adjustment ("J" and "K") is secured with a drop of wax on the TO POINT °U`
FM tuning yoke. After making slug adjustments, use a soldering iron to
output so that 5 volts is indicated on VTVM. Rotate Bass MARK (ON
DIAL SCALE) remelt wax and secure adjustments "J" and "K" to yoke. .WI ton
control (on 5T4A chassis) maximum counterclockwise. The 3491 I TO VTVM
Ian
5T4A output voltage should be 0.7 volts (17 db change). Figure 22. Dial Pointer Setting.
KEEP LEADS OF RESISTOR AND CAPACITOR SHORT AS
Return Bass control to maximum (fully clockwise) setting. 6. Check dial pointer calibration at several points on dial POSSIBLE. USE SHIELDED LEAD BETWEEN VTVM NETWORK
Change generator output frequency to 10,000 cycles. by tuning on known stations. Dial pointer should coin-
Rotate Treble control to minimum (fully counterclockwise) cide with calibration marks on each end of the dial when Figure 23. Decoupling Network.
position. Voltage reading at output of 5T4A should be 0.22 tuning yoke is fully open and fully closed.
©John F. Rider CHASSIS 12B1-12B1A-5T4A

CHASSIS 12B1 -12B1Á -5T4Á
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PRODUCTION CHANGES
M13 V8 M11 M12
Production changes are coded RUN 10, RUN 11, etc., as given in the headings below. Run number (stamped on
chassis indicates that this chassis has the change(s) incorporated which are explained under that particular run number
heading below, as well as changes (lower run numbers) made prior to that time. At the start of production, all chassis
were stamped RUN 10.
FM RF RUN 11: R25 (15K, 1W) changed to (22K, 1W) to per - '/2W) added between MII and M12 to mini-
(18B1) mit full interchangeability of 6BE6 tubes. R33 mize rumble.
changed to (39OK, '/2 W), R34 changed to
(1O0K, 1/2W) and C39 changed to (.002MF) RUN 12: R7O (47OK, '/2 W) removed to increase chan -
to improve operation on AM. R7O (47OK, nel separation for "STEREO" operation.
V2 (12B1)
FM OSC 1261, 12B1A CHASSIS PARTS LIST

O Sym.
RESISTORS
Description Pon No.
Sym.
R56
R57 1
Description
100,000 ohms, '/z watt.........................................._.
megohm, Treble control
Port No.
60B 8-104
RI68 chms, % watt......_..........................._.........._...........60B8.680 (includes Off -On switch S1)..._......_ .................._75D1-115

Ti R2 68,000 ohms, watt.'/z 6013 8-683 R58 470,000 ohms, % watt_ ........................................._...._60B 8.474
R3 1,500 ohms, '/2 watt. ...6013 8-152 R59 1 megohm, % watt ..........................................._...........60B8-105
R4 10,000 ohms, '/z watt. 60B 8-103 R60 1,200 ohms, % watt ..........................._.............._........_60138.122
R5 560 ohms, % watt. 60B 8.561 R61 150,000 ohms, % watt, 5%. 60B 7-154
Vi R6 100 ohms, % watt. 60B 8-101 R62 150,000 ohms,'/ watt. 60B 8-154
R7 470,000 ohms, i watt.. 60B 8.474 R63 1 megohm, % watt. 6013 8-105
R8 100 ohms, '/z watt. 60B 8-101 R64 3,300 ohms, % watt ..........................................._.._...._60B 8-332
R9 150 ohms, Vu watt. 60B 8-151 R65 160,000 ohms, % watt, 5%. 60B 7-164
RIO 39,000 ohms, 1 watt .......................................................608 14-393 R66 470,000 ohms, % watt. ..6013 8.474
T2 RII 75,000 ohms, % watt, 5%. 60B 7-753 R67 470,000 ohms, % watt. 60B 8-474
R12
R13
R14
100 ohms, % watt. 60B 8-101
68 ohms, % watt ............................................................60B 8-680
33,000 ohms, 1 watt........_ .........................._................60B 14-333
R68
R69
R70
47,000 ohms, i
130 ohms, 2 watts, 5%.
470,000 ohms (Run 11 only).........._ .........................._603 8-474

60B 19.131
watt......_ ..........................................._6013 8-473
R15 75,000 ohms, % watt, 5%........._........_....................... 60B 7-753
V3 T6 O O T3 V7 V4 O T4 T7 V5 O RI6
R17
RI8
RI9
100 ohms, % watt......._........_.........._ ...........................60138-101
22,000 ohms, % watt. ...60B 8.223
27,000 ohms, 1 watt ..............._......................................606 14-273
100,000 ohms, % watt, 5%. 60B 7-104
CAPACITORS
CI .001 mf, 500 volts, cer. disc. 65D 10.6
Figure 24. Top View of 12ßl Chassis. Input Connections, Output Connections and Alignment Points Shown. R20 100,000 ohms,'/z watt, S% ....................._...................6013 7-104 47 mmf, 500 volts, ceramic..._ ................................_....65D6.79
C2
R21 47,000 ohms, % watt. 60B 8.473 C3 220 mmf, 500 volts, ceramic................_....................._6506-80
R22 330,000 ohms, '/2 watt ..................................................6013 8-334 C4 17 mmf, 1.5%, NPO temp. coeff........................_....__ Part of L2
#27
FUSE, 2n AUX CHANNEL AUX. CHANNEL R23 1 megohm, ' watt......._ ......................................_.......60B 8.105 C5 .001 mf, 500 volts, cer. disc.........._......._..................._65D 10-6
PHONO INPUT AUDIO OUTPUT R24 22,000 ohms,'/z watt ....................................................6013 8-223
ANNEALED ARE R25 15,000 ohms, 1 watt (Ran 10) ......................................6013 14.153
C6 .O1 mf, 500 volts, cer. disc........_ ..............._.._.............65D10-3
C7 2 mmf, 500 volts, 12%, ceramic,
COPPER WIRE M13 R25 22,000 ohms, 1 watt t Run 11 and higher) ..................60B 14-223 N750 temp. coeff......._.._......_._..........._..................65D 6-53
R26 22,000 ohms, % watt. 60B 8-223 C8 20 mmf, 1.2%, NPO temp. coeff ...................................Part of L3
R27 1,000 ohms,'/. watt ................................_.....................6013 8.102 C9 100 mml, 500 volts, 10%, ceramic,
R28 68,000 ohms, V., watt. 60B 8-683 N750 temp. c4,8 .................._............---................_..650 6-19
R29 180,000 ohms, % watt........._ ........................................60B 8-184 Cl0Á .001 mf, 450 volts
R30 68,000 ohms, % watt. 60B 8-683
CIOB .001 mf, 450 volts
dual ceramic disc .......................60A 17-3
R31 180,000 ohms, % watt. 60B 8-184
Si S3 R32Á 7,000 ohms, 8 watts
C11 10 mmf, 500 volts, 5%, cer. disc,
tapped, candohm ..................61A 5-17 N750 temp. coeff ..............._.................................._..65D 10.50
R32B 5,000 ohms, 12 watts Cl2 10 mmf, 500 volts, 5%, cer. disc,
R33 390,000 ohms, % watt..._ ............................................. 60B 8-394 N750 temp. coeff....._................................................65D 10-50
834 100,000 ohms, i/2 watt......_ ................_.........................608 8-104 C13 .001 mf, 500 volts, cer. disc ......................................._.650 10-6
R35 1 megohm, % watt. 60B 8.105 C14 .001 mf, 500 volts, feed.through._ ..............__....__...._ 65B 26-5
R36 390,000 ohms, % watt..........._ ......................................60B 8-394 C15 mf, 500 volts, cer. dfse .............................................650 10-3
.01
R37 390,000 ohms, % watt. 8.394 C16 .001 mf, 500 volts, feed-through.__ .............................6513 26-5
R38 47,000 ohms, % watt_ ..............._..................................60138-473 C17 .001 mf, 500 volts, feed-through ..............._.................6513 26S
R39 47,000 ohms, % watt ....................................................6013 8-473 C18 .02 mf, 500 volts, cer. disc ..........................._.........._...65D 10-28
CHANGER R40A 500,000 ohms, Loudness control .................._.75B 46-1 C39Á .004 mf, 950 volts duel ceramic disc.........
R40B 500,000 ohms, Loudness control Idual ...65A 17-1
POWER CI9B .004 mf, 450 volts
R41 470,000 ohms, % watt. ........................... 60B 8-474
SOCKET R42 1,000 ohms, % watt ......................................................6013 8.102
R43 100,000 ohms, % watt. .60B 8-104
M4 R44 6,800 ohms, % watt. . ... 60B 8-682
C22A .004 mf, 450 volts dual ceramic dise .......................65A 171
C22B ..004 mf, 450 volts
845 39,000 ohms, 2 wetts.....................................................60B20-393 65D 10.3
C23 .01 mf, 500 volts, cer. disc............._........_..._..............
R46Á 125 ohms, 5 watts
tapped, candohm .....................61A 518 C24A .004 rot, 450 volts tdual ceramic disa ......................65A 17-1
R46B 1,000 ohms, 7 watts
C24B .004 mf, 450 volts
R47 47,000 ohms, '/z watt ...................._...............................60B 8.473
47 mmf, 500 volts, ceramic ........................................._6506-79
C25
840 47,000 ohms, i -i watt .....................................................606 8.473
... ....60B 8-474 C26 220 mal, 500 volts, ceramic.......... . .65D 6-80
R49 470,000 ohms, % watt.
850 2,200 ohms,'/z watt............_........................................608 8-222
356 mmf, max. ant.
tç
851 10,000 ohms, 1 watt .......................................................60B 14-153 C28Á . 688 71.1

CABT. PILOT MASTER CHANNEL R52 220,000 ohms,'/ watt. 60B 8-224 C2813 104.7 mmf, max. osc. 1 gang.............................._......
R53 100,000 ohms, % watt... .60B 8-104 C29 47 mmf, 500 volts, 10%, cer. disc,
LIGHT SOCKET AUDIO OUTPUT 1.114 C30 .001 mf, 500 volts, feed-through ....................._............65B 26-5
R54 1 megohm, Buss control ...............................................7515
M16 M19 R55 10,000 ohms, Yi watt................. 60B 8-103 N750 temp. coeff.._ .............................._................. 65D 10-177
Figure 25. Bottons View of 12B1 Chassis. Input Connections, Output Connections and Alignment Points Shown.
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V8 VIO M11 V12 M12

PRODUCTION CHANGES
M13 Production changes are coded RUN 10, RUN 11, etc., as given in the headings below. Run number (stamped on
chassis indicates that this chassis has the change(s) incorporated which are explained under that particular run number
heading below, as well as changes (lower run numbers) made prior to that time. At the start of production, all chassis
were stamped RUN 10.
FM RF
RUN 11: R25 (15K, 1W) changed to (22K, 1W) to per - 1/2W) added between Mil and M12 to mini-
(12E11 mit full interchangeability of 6BE6 tubes. R33 mize rumble.
changed to (39OK, '/e W), R34 changed to
(1O0K, '/2 W) and C39 changed to (.002MF) RUN 12: R7O (47OK, 1/2W) removed to increase chan -
to improve operation on AM. R7O 147OK, nel separation for "STEREO" operation.
V2 (12811
FM OSC 1261, 12B1A CHASSIS PARTS LIST

RESISTORS Sym. Description Pmt No.
R56 100,000 ohms, 1/2 watt..................._......_......_..............6013 0.104
Sym. Description Part No. R57 1 megohm, Treble control
RI68 ohms, '/z watt ......................_........_..........................60B 8.680 (includes Off -On switch Si) .................................7513 1-115
Ti R2 68,000 ohms, 1/2 wan..........._ ........................................ 60B 8-683 1158 470,000 ohms, 1/2 watt..........................................._.....60138.474
113 1,500 ohms, 1/2 watt...._........_............_ .........................6013 8-152 R59 1 megohm, 1/2 watt..._ .............................._......_...........60B 8-105
R4 10,000 ohms,'/. watt. 60B 8-103 R60 1,200 ohms, 1/2 watt_.........__.............._............_.._......60B 8-122
R5 560 ohms, 1/2 watt..._._.........................._......._.............60B8.561 R61 150,000 ohms, 1/2 watt, 5% .......................................... 60B 7-154
V1 R6 100 ohms, 1/2 watt. 6013 8-101 R62 150,000 ohms, 1/ watt ...................................................6010 8-154
R7 470,000 ohms, 1/2 watt.. 60B 8.474 R63 1 megohm, 1/2 watt. 60B 8-105
R8 100 ohms, i watt. 60B 8-101 R64 3,300 ohms, '/2 watt..........._.............................._..........608 8-332
119 150 ohms, 1/2 watt..........................................................608 8-151 1965 160,000 ohms, 1/2 watt, 5%. 60B 7-164
R10 39,000 ohms, 1 watt .......................................................60B14-393 1166 470,000 ohms, 1/2 watt............_.........__...._-....._......_.60B 8-474
T2 1111 75,000 ohms, 1/2 watt, 5%. 6013 7-753 R67 470,000 ohms, 1/2 watt. 60B 8-474
1112 100 ohms, 1/2 watt. 60B 8-101 R68 130 ohms, 2 watts, 5%..........._ .............._.....................60B 19-131
R13 68 ohms, 1/2 watt ............................................................60B 8-680 R69 47,000 ohms, 1/2 watt. 6013 8473
1114 33,000 ohms, 1 watt_ .................._...............,.................608 14-333 R70 470,000 ohms Rue 11 only)........._ ......................_.....6013.8-474
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RI5 75,000 ohms, 1/2 watt, 5%........._..............................._60B7-753
V3 T6 O O T3 V7 V4 O T7 V5 T4 O RI6
R17
R18
RI9
100 ohms, 1/2 watt ............................._........................._608 8-101
22,000 ohms, 1/2 watt. ...60B 8-223
27,000 ohms, 1 watt ......................_...............................60B 14-273
100,000 ohms, 1/2 watt, 5%..........................................60B 7-104
CAPACITORS
Cl .001 mf, 500 volts, cer. disc............_ ......................_....6513 10-6
Figure 24. Top View of 12B1 Chassis. Input Connections, Output Connections and Alignment Points Shown. 1120 100,000 ohms, 1/2 watt, 5% ..........................................6013 7.104 47 mmf, 500 volts, ceramic ...........................................65D6-79
C2
R21 47,000 ohms, 1/2 watt. 6013 8.473
C3 220 mmf, 500 volts, ceramic.................._..........._........65D 6-80
R22 330,000 ohms, 14 watt ...................................................60B8-334 C4 mmf, 1.5%, NPO temp. coeff..............._.............._. Part of L2
17
FUSE, 2" #27 S4 MASTER CHANNEL AUX CHANNEL AUX. CHANNEL 1123 1 megohm, 12 watt........---._ .......................................... 60B 8-105
C5 .001 mf, 500 volts, cer. disc .......................................... 65D 10-6
AUDIO OUTPUT R24 22,000 ohms,'/rz watt .....................................................6013 8-223
ANNEALED ARE PHONO INPUT PHONO INPUT C6 mf, 500 volts, cer. disc ............................................65D10.3
.01
1325 15,000 ohms, 1 watt Run 10) ......................................60B 14-153
(
C7 2 mmf, 500 volts, 12%, ceramic,
COPPER WIRE M11 12 M13 R25 22,000 ohms, 1 watt Run 11 and higher) ................_60B 14-223
(
N750 temp. cerf ....... .............................._...6511 6-53
R26 22,000 ohms, 1/2 watt. 60B 8-223 C8 20 mmf, 1.2%, NPO temp. coelf ................................_.Part of L3
R27 1,000 ohms, % watt .......................................................60B 8-102 C9 100 mmf, 500 volts, 10%, ceramic,
R28 68,000 ohms, 1/2 watt_ ...................................................60B8-683 11750 temp. cerf ..........................._._._....................6511 6-19
R29 1/2 watt....._ ............:..............._..............6013 8-184
180,000 ohms ,
C10A .001 mf, 450 volts
R30 68,000 ohms, '12 watt ..................................................... 60B 8-683 dual ceramic dite.......................MA 17-3
CIOB .001 mf, 450 volts
1131 180,000 ohms, 1/2 watt.... ...60B 8-184
S1 C11 10 mmf, 500 volts, 5%, cer. disc,
R32A 7,000 ohms, 8 watts tapped, candohm ..................61A 5-17 N750 temp. cerff......._ ..............................................6511 10-50
R32B 5,000 ohms, 12 watts C I2 10 mmf, 500 volts, 5%, cer. disc,
R33 390,000 ohms, 1/2 watt ..................................................6010 8-394 N750 temp, coeff........................................._...._......MD 10-50
R34 100,000 ohms, 1/2 watt. , .. ......................60B 8-104 C13 .001 mf, 500 volts, cer, dise__ ......................---- 65D 10-6
1135 1 megohm, 1/2 watt. 8.105 C14 .001 mf, 500 volts, feed-through ..................................65026-5
036 390,000 ohms, 1/2 watt............. .................................... 60B 8.394
C15 .Ol mf, 500 volts, cer. disc......................._....................6511 10-3
R37 390,000 ohms, 1/2 watt. 8.394 C16 .001 01, 500 volts, feed-through ................._...............6513 26-5
R38 47,000 ohms, 1/2 watt .....................................................60B8-473 C17 .001 mf, 500 volts, feed-through ...................._.._........65826-5
R39 47,000 ohms, 1/2 watt .....................................................6013 8.473 C18 .02 mf, 500 volts, cer. disc....................__.._.........._....MD 10-28
CHANGER R40A 500,000 ohms, Loudness control r dual ..................._75B 46-1 C19A .004 mf, 450 volts dual ceramic dise........
R4013 500,000 ohms, Loudness control 65A 17.1
POWER Cl9B .004 mf, 450 volts "'"'-
R41 470,000 ohms, 1/2 watt. .. ... . 60B 8-474
.
C20 .01 mf, 500 volts, cer. disc......... 65D 10-3
SOCKET R42 1,000 ohms, 1/2 watt .......................................................6088-102 C21 .02 mf, 500 volts, cer. disc.._....................................._.6513 10-28
R43 100,000 ohms, 1/2 watt. 60B 8-104
M4 R44 6,800 ohms, 1/2 watt................. ...60B 8-682 C22A .004 mf, 450 volts dual ceramic disc.................. 65A 17-1
C22B .004. mf, 450 volts t
R45 39,000 ohms, 2 watts........................._..........................60B 20-393
C23 .01 mf, 500 volts, cer. disc ..............._........................... 65D 10-3
R96A 125 ohms, 5 watts tapped, candohm......_ .............61A 5-18 C24A .004 m[, 450 volts dual ceramic disc...._ ............._..65A 17-1
R46B 1,000 ohms, 7 watts
C24B .004 mf, 450 volts
R47 47,000 ohms, 1/2 watt .....................................................60B 8-473 47 mmf, 500 volts, ceramic ..................................._...._MD 6-79
C25
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470,000 ohms, /
1rt watt....._ ..............................................6011 8-473
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8-222
2,200 ohms, '/2 watt .......................................................608
60B 8-474 C26 220 mmf, 500 volts, ceramic ..................._......_............65D6-80
10,000 ohms, 1 watt._ ............................................._.....60B14.153 C28A 356 mmf, max, ant.

R51 Bang....................................... 6813 71-1
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MASTER CHANNEL
AUDIO OUTPUT
M19
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R53
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100,000 ohms, 1/2 watt.
60B 8.224
60B 8-104
1 megohm, Base control ............................................_.7511
10,000 ohms, 1A. watt_ ...

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60B 8.103
C28B
C29
C30
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47 mmf, 500 volts, 10%, cer. disc,
.001 mf, 500 volts, feed -through................................. 65B 26-5
N750 temp. coeff.............._................_.................... 65D 10.177
Figure 25. Bottom View of 1281 Chassis. Input Connections, Output Connections and Alignment Points Shown.
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6.w;,.t.n Port Na.
100 mmf, 500 volts, ceramic ........................................6513
65D 1221 TO Discriminator Tnnsfarmer__._-.-.__..__.--.-._..725 28.73 b-3 COILS AND TRANSFORMERS
(3.2 .01 ad. 500 vol, err. dire_------..._----_ ..._ 630 103 T6 1st AM IF Transformer. .___-----721) 28-70 C104 .002 mí.400 volta, tubular.... ar,n,
T7 2nd AM [F Transformer. __.___...7213 28-71 C105
64B 8.30
.0022 mf, 500 volts, ear. disc...._ ..............................6513 LI01 Coil, Relay M Ns.
10-89 Part of M106
(34 01 .1.586 .ohs, ces. di.e... _ _ ..... _._ .__ 650 10-3 T8 Power Transformer_ ___.._.-_ _._.._......_.__._ .800 35.16 C106 T101 Transformer, Audio ()topi 79D 56.13
Audio Output Transformer (tapa at 1.6 ohms, C107 ........ ..... T102 Transformer, Power
T9
_ __ ." 808 66.7
C36 301 ml, OM wales, car. dim ..__---_._._..__. ..-65D 10-53 32 ohms and 16 ohms)... 79D 5611
C108 mmf, 500 volts, ceramic._ ............................_.......6513 10680 MISCELLANEOUS CHASSIS PARTS
C37 0101 ml. 500 .alts err dire 65D 1253 C109 .005 mf, 500 volts, err. disc........._ ..............._............65D 10.188
CM _001 mt. 500 .63,, ear. dine._.. -_-_._...
._-65D 1053 MISCELLANEOUS 1281 CHASSIS PARTS C110 .022 mf, 400 volts, tubular...._ ...................._..............ó4B e-30 M101
51103
Sockel, Stereo Input
Sockel, Stereo Tape h,, ,l
.88AS-2
C39 302 und, 500 .olta 10%. car. disc_ -_-. .__65D 10.125 C111 .1 mf, 400 volts, tubular ..................... __... AnR a of -_- ...,...88A 313 _
C40 220 mod, 500 volts, ceramic
514 Socket, Record Changer Power (with Leads) _....._.7008 137-2 C112 hí106 Relay, AC Power .....__.._.._..._......._ .....................8313 22.1
65D 6-80 M10 Socket, Tap. .---_.._._......_.._.._.._._...888 313
Cri .0047 ad, 300 .ohs, ter. dim. -__..._._ _______650 10-112 C113A SO mf, 25 votis (rlecrolytic
Ct2 220 mad, 500 robs, oerami --
Mll Socket, Master Channel Phono Input -_.._._..-..._.._888 31-3 ........................ ----------6713 7.36
- 65D 6-80 31I2 C113B 40 mf, 300 volts (
C43 100 anal. 500 volts, ceramic 65D 6-3
Socket, Ans. Channel Phono Input ..-....-.88B 31.3 C114
.,, .,,asn,n niug ........................_........._............................ 15B 1883.1
3113 Socket, Acis. Channel Audio Output._._._........._.....888 5-3
C44 mf, 500 vols, err. dise _. -_-__.-.____6513 10.112 Socket, Cabinet Pilot Light (on 1261 chassis).__._ 88B 5ó C11S Clamp, Line Cord_._...._ ........................_.................._.............. IA 9.2
M16
-------.._ .........................-.
I
C45 32. mL 500 volts, err. dise _._.___.____.__..._._._ 1628-650 M17 Socket, Dial Pilot Light (with 6" lead)._..._._......._82A 8-2 C116A 40 of, 350 volts
Cover, Chassis Bottom_
Insulator, Relay (lfi
.
15C 1087.1
C46 22 mfr 500 vols., ea- disc_ _ 65D 1028 M18 Socket. Dial Pilot Light (with 16" lead)....._.._.._.._82A 84 C116B 80 mf, 350 volts electmlytic ............................._..... 67D 737 0
C116C 40 mf, 350 volta
fsohrpmaptge.r 09).106) ...... ................._. ...................................2A-64111
2-7.71
5119 Socket, Master Channel Audio Output (5 pin).__.. -87B 4-6 3 Nut, Hex, #eó-32 (control mtg.). .......................................... 24 6.43.71
0983 40 mf. 350 .mas
. ...
SI Switch, OH-0n...__.-_....._.........-_.__....._.___._.....-.Part of 05 C117 40 mfr .............._.............................................................See
C113B Screw, #4.40x76", RHMS (for mtg. M106).___.................. IC 188.83.71
C48B 20 ad. 350 voit.
CAC
C49
40 ad. 350 volts. i clectrotytíe._..__
301 mf, 500 oohs, feed-throng,_ -___..-..__-65B 265
.. .._67D 7.37 S3 Switch, Record C,mpensator._...._...._...._...._......_.77B 86-1 C118
C119
4 mf, 10 volts, paper (cross-over) ............._..............648 13.5
16 mf, 16 volts AC, non-polarised electrolytic
Socket, Octal (for V105)....._........_........... --------.....-._....._.BOA 5.1
Socket, 7 pin miniature (with adapter base, for VI01)........87A 14.7
Switch, Selector (I2 position,
i wafer type)....._.._.....776 84-1 ............. 6:140.1
C50 001 inf. 500 vols, ter. disc___-_---___
650 10-6 ß4B Socket, 9 pin miniature (for V102, V103 or V104). 8713 25.3
C.S! 3047 mf., 500 mks, ter. Mae ___._...-____
6513 10112 Bracket, Cam Follower..._.....--..._........_.....__..........._..._. 15B 1870-1
C52
C
364.7 ml, 500 vols, c... disc.._.-
100 mat, 500 volts, ceramic._........
-_._-_
66D 16112 Bracket, Dial Scale Mtg......-_.._._.__ ...................................._JOB 1865-I
Bucket, Idler Palley Mtg_.._..._......___......._ ..............._.._... 154 1867-1
Cart
C55
220 mmf, 500 volte, ceramic
.005 at, 500 volt, ea. dim-
..._65D
-__--_
.
6-3
6-80 Bracket, Selector Switch Mtg. .........._...._......_.._..._....._..... 154 1873-1
Bracket, Support, Cam Follower..._......._......_.._____._.._....15A 1872.1
CABINET PARTS FOR MASTER UNITS
65D 10-1
100 mind. 500 volts, ceramic.__-_....---_._.__b5D Bracket, Tuning Sleeve..._._._...._.___..__........._._ .............15A 1869-1
dim_._
Cá6
C57 10 ml, 6 volts, electrolytic_ -.____
67B
63
35-7 Bushing, Cam and Pulley Mtg..........._..............____............_27A292-I Models 632, 633, 634, 642, 643 and 644 sy,a. Part No.
38 132 mfr 500 voles, ear. ..65D 10-28 Bushing, Selector Switch__.....___...._.._........._._......_....__.27A 296-1 Grille Cloth
G9Á 40 ref, 300 vols Cam.............'-----....---_......._.......».._.._......_......_._..........._. 15B 1871.1 sy,a. Model632.............................._.............................. ,. 3613 8698
elrctmlytfc_-__-._---_'-`---6713 Part No.
698 50 mL 50 voice 7-36 Cam and Drum Assembly (includes dam, 2eá." drum M7 Sockel, Ext. Tape Input...._............__.......-_ 884
Model 633. .......360 86.99
040 1.02 elf, 500 mks, 10%, car. dire_._-.____,_ andbushing)........_....._..._..__......_.._ ..............._......____710B 136 .
1
..... 36D 86.100
65D 10.125 Clip, IF Transformer Mtg__..._........._ ..............._»_..._._.._._7213 28-10
Cover, Chassis Bottom.._.__.._..........-._......__........._.__........15C 18641
M8
M9 Plug, Tape Output._
---' -'- ...........
Model643 ...................................................
.................................................__.................361386.88
_...................... 361386.89
2.3
CBI 1.500 mad, .alts, ter. disc DialPointer_._..__.._ ...................._.._........_.__.._.........._....._25A 65 M20 Plug, Master Channel Speaker.............................. 88B 3-5 Moáe1644 ............................................._...... _...................... 361386.90
SOD __.650 10-103 Dial Scale (Chassis 12)31)........ Grommet, Rubber (for mtg. radio chassis)...
2)31) ................__...._....................._........21C 1141 12A 23
055
C66
1.Z mf, 500
.1
mho, men dim --'-- 65 D 1028
ail, 400 robs, molded, .,ylar dielec-.._._.._-..64C 25-32
Dial Scale (Chassis 121114)..........
..........._._...........................21( 1142
Drum, Dial Stringing, left" die..._........_.._........._ ............_.._I7A 54-1 I(
12" Woofer, 3.2 ohms voice coil
imepedance ... Models 632, 633 and
634..........._ .....................
ass 1 ----long (models 642,643
Hinge,Lid,Brass,
and694I ...................................................................._.._...... 37C 105.2
Drum, Dial Stringing, 2" dia .. .......................... 78C 153.1 Hinge, Lid, Brass (models 632, 633 and 634)
Speaker J
.
.. 374 106.2
C67
C68
C69
.1
50 .L_,-_._._.___._.
ref, 400.61.., molded, mytar dielec.._-_-____64C 25-32
20 mad, 500 .ás, ceramic_--._._._-.._...- 65D 626

See 698 Drum, Dial Stringing, 26s" dia.._-._ .......................__..__....-174 56-1
Drum and Shaft Assembly (include& 136" drum,
-17A 49 M21
15" PM Woofer, 3.2 ohms voice coil
imps--dance ... Models 642, 643 and
Hinge, Stop, Knife Type, Brass (for record compartment
door; models 642, 643 end 644)............---- -............._..... 35E 460-52
2" drum and shaft)..._ ........................_......._..._.__.._._..._..700A 644 ....................--....----..----....--------.....78C 154.1 Kcpsnu,, #6.32 (bezel mtg.) .. ........................................ 24 19.1.71
COO 4 tot 10 volt., roper (crow-over) _---"---_.__._- 640 13-5 140
C71. 16 mf. 16 volts AC, non -polarised electrolytic__ .__674 40-1 Guide Rail, Dial Pointa ..............._...__..._................_._._.._._ISB 18661 5i/a" PM, Mid -Range, 8 ohms voice coil Kepsnut, #8.32 (speaker mtg.).- .. 24 19.2.71
Line Cord and Plug.. ........................._._.........._........___......098 1.1 impedance,-.. Models 632, 633 and Knobs (all models)
COILS AND TRANSFORMERS PilotLamp, #47...--- ................_......................._._................8IA 1-8 634..............._........_.................................78C 150-2 On-OITreble, Bass, Loudness or Record
YuBey, Brass, eft" dia............_ .................._......_....._..............17C 1-32 M22 Speaker Compensator.. 33C 254-5
LI RF (]sake Coil (33 alt-bloc color dm; 8" PM, Mid -Range, 8 ohms voice coil
Reflector, Pilot Lamp ..............._...............................................02-6 41 impedance... Models 642, 643 and Selector.................................._..,........................................_.33C 25417
wound on meg reai.rm) Tuning...............................................
----_ 738 31.6 Shaft, Polley Mtg. (part of 7004140 aseembly)........_.......27A 293.1 .. ...............................33C 299-1
1
1.2 FM Misr Coil (incl. C41___ 699 233-2 Shield. Tube (for VI, V6 and V8).-__.._ ..87C 7.20
644 ..............:................................................78C 151.1
Latch, Record Compartment Door (models 642, 643
4" PM, Mid -Range, 8 ohms voice coil and 644)
14 RF f4oke Coil ab -green color dot; Sleeve, Drum Shaft f hex head with %32 thread)._............27A 299.1 impedance ... Models 632, 633 and 35E 468.51
.
Sleeve, Tuning, Brass." dfe......_._......_ ................_............27A 7.94.1 Leg, Mahogany with gold metal glide; model 632)..........3713 168.2
( 1
wound on 1 misrm)_____-_._-.--738315 Socket, Octal (far V9) ----__.__...__......_....._ ..........................87A 5.1 M23 Speaker
634 ........................_....................................71C 149-1
(
Leg, Blond (with metal glide; model 633) ...........................37D 168.3

[S BF Choke Carl se4b --peen color dot;
wound on 1 mcg reaútor)-___. Socket, 7 pin miniature, Black Bakelite 5'" PM, Mid-Range, 8 ohms voice coil Leg, Ebony (with metal glide; model 634). ..371) 168.3
Ló Rod Mamma, AM
_..73B 31-5 (for V3, V4, V5 and V7) .............._...... ...................._.. 874 39-2 impedance ... Models 642, 643 and Lid Support, Brass (all models) ..........................................37C 170.12
69B 229.1 Socket, 7 pin miniature, Black akketite (for V2) ..............87Á 39-1
Socks 644...._........._ .................._.......................... 78C 150.2 Nut, Hex, #8.32 (for mtg. baffle board) ..............................2A 1.13.71
L7 Oscillator Coil AM 69A 52.12 Panel, Cabinet Back (one aide covered with aeouatical
L8 F6Lment Choke Coil Socket, 9 pin miniature, Slack Bakelite 334" PM, Tweeter, 3.2 ohms voice coil
L9 Hansen. Choi. Cott__ 73A 2.14 (for Vl, V6 and VB)..._....._...................___._..._.............._. 678 25-1 impedance, Models 632, 633 and 634......78C 148.1 material; models 632, 633 and 634)....---................-- 430 308-5
_v_.73Á 214 5124 Speaker Screw, #10-32,1%" WHMS PH (record changer and
Ll I RF Choke Coil (1 .b-peen color dot Socket. 9 pin miniature, Mica Filled 31" PM, Tweeter, 3.2 ohms voice coil
wound on I nag rnimor).___...__-.-_. (for V10, VII and VI2).._._-_ ..................._......................._87C 23-3 impedance, Models 642, 643 and 644.....78C 148-2 ................._......-----................................IA 100.ID-T
_ .738 1-5
111111
Spring, Dial Stringing.._...._........................._..........................1913 1.5 Screw, #8.32x11/2 (speaker mtg.). .24 19-7.71
T3 FM RF Input Tr.mcformer (windings 6 core)...-.1.700133135 M25 Terminal Board, External Speaker . .
Spring, Return, Cam Follower .................................................1913 1.51 Socket, Speaker (2 hole; center of holes 1/2" apart). 87A 86.1
T2 1. FM fF Trawl orm.r--.._._._..___......._.._._._,.7213 28-72 Strip. Antenna Mtg. (for mtg. L6)..._ ............._.._...............32B 409.1
(includm aborting bar).._.. .... ...._ .........................106 13.7 Socket, Speaker (2 hole; renter of holes %" apart )........_.874 86-2
T3 2nd FM IF Transformer 72D 2868 S2 Switch, Record -Play...
T4 3rd FM IF Tramaformer_____...._. Stud, Cam Follower_______ .......274 295-1 77A 20.3 Spacer, Rubber (for mtg. baffle board) _ ..............................124 90
....72132868
'Cabinet
5T4A CHASSIS PARTS LIST Model 632, Mahogany... 35E 458-12 Models 649, 654 and 671
Model633, Blond.._.............................................................. 35E 456-13
Model 634, Sierra .................................................................. 3ßE458-14 M7
RESISTORS 0115 150.000 ohms, watt..........................................._..6088.154 M8 Socket, Ext. Tape Input. ... 88A 1
R1Ó1 500,000 ohms, Balance control-_..__.,_...._..,..._..._7513 1-119 0116
rib Mºdel642. Mahogany .......................................................... 35E 468.2
..........................................608 8.105 Model 643, Blond ..................._............................................. 35E 468.3 M9 P)ug, T,pe Output..........._ .............._................._.....88A 2.3
R102 8117 3,300 ohms, M20 Plug, Master Channel Speaker ......................_........88835
watL.................................................._6013 8.332 Mode! í"f4, Sicrre .............................._.................................. 35E 468.4
0103 470,000 ohms, ih watt __-----60B 8-474 8118
Capacitor, Cross -over (4 mf; all models)............_ ...............6413 13.5 12" PM, Woofer, 3.2 ohms voice coil
0104 8119 470,000 ohm., 04 watt.........._........._ ......................._668 8574
0105 Capacitor, Crossover (16 mf, 16VAC; models 642, impedance, Model 649 ............................ 78C 153.1
R120 470,000 ohm., ifs watt....._......._................................60B8474 10" PM, Woofer, 8 ohmms voice coil
0105 1t040 ahora 36 x.TL_ 60B 8.104 R121 130 ohms, 1 watt, 5% ............................._...................608 13-13:
643 and 644) ......................................................................... .67A 40.1
M21 Speaker impedance, Model 654
8107 I metro/an, Bass control-1._ 8122 Clip, 45 RPM Spindle..............................................................114 20 .............................78C 152.1
751) 1-116 33,000 ohms, ifs watt..........._........_......_ ....................60B 8-333 Cover, Speaker Plug_ ...............................................................88133.4 15" PM, Woofer, 3.2 ohms voice coil
R108 10,000 alms, tfr RI23
R17ì 100,0 ohms, ifs xait_._..._.______.._-_.........._._608 8-104 R124 DialScale Window..._ .............................................................. 23C 331.1 impedance, Model 671. 78C 1041
--- _......._,........._
._... ....................._rom Escutcheon, "Head of David" ...................
0110
RI11
470,000 ohms,)4 .-___..._.._.._-..._.......608 8474
1 megehm, Treble control_._,..____-__._.__......
75D 1-116
RI25 100,000 ohms, t/x watt. -- ---..___...._ .................... _6006 8.104-104 Glide, Leg, Metal (for models 642, 643 and 644) ................ 36D 86.98
.......234 328 5%" PM, Mid -Range, 8 ohms voice roil
impedance, Model 649. 78C 150.2
0112 -gohm, 'Fi watt.._... ------__.__._.....__._...6088.105 10" PM, Woofer, 8 ohms voice coil
RI13 1,200 ohms. % watt _.---..__._.-`-_-......_-..-__608 8-122 CAPACITORS 'Orders for cabinets and certain matching parts will not be filled M22 Speaker impedance, Model 654 ..........................._.78C
unless full details are given with the order and the damaged 152.1
8714 150,000 ohms, % watt____....._......._._.__._.._.._-.. 6ttR n.t ra
C101 305 mf, 500 volta, ter. disc_.......... _......_....__...........655 10.188 pars 8" PM, Mid -Range, 8 ohms voice coil
C102 10 mf, 6volta electrolytic.-- . cannot be repaired economically.
67B 351 impedance, Model 671..............................78C 151.1
John F. Rider CHASSIS 12B1-12131A-5T4A

._ ..,.,,.. , nn4 ..d 9i21 G-FT4A
Sym. Description Port No. Sym. Description Part No.

4" PM, Mid -Range, 8 ohms voice coil
impedance, Model 649.. 78C 149-1
Grommet, Rubber (for mtg. radio chassis)
Models 654 and 671
CABINET PARTS FOR AUXILIARY UNITS
4" PM, Mid -Range, 16 ohms voice coil Model 649 .. 12A 2-15
M23 Speaker impedance, Model 654.............................. 78C 149-2 Hinge, Door, Bronze (center section of door;
51/2" PM, Mid -Range, 3.2 ohms voice model 671). . 37A 106-1 For Models *55622, *55623, *S5624, SS642, Sym. Description Part No.
coil impedance, Model 671. ...78C 150.1 Hinge, Knife Type, Brass (model 671).. ....35E 454-52
f31f_," PM, Tweeter, 3.2 ohms voice coil
Hinge, Lid, 15%" long (bronze; model 671) .37D 173-1 55643, S5644, SS649, S5654 and SS671 Model
Model
SS642, Mahogany..._ ................................................ "35E 469-2
SS643, Blond ................._........ ..
Kepsnut, #6-32 (bezel mfg.) .............. ........... ."35E 469-3
impedance, Model 649..............................78C _ 148-1 19-1.71 "(Models SS622, SS623 and SS624 are auxiliary units used with Model SS644, Sierra ......................................._........._.......í35E 469.4
Kepsnut, #8-32 (speaker mtg.) .2A 19-2-71 Models 632, 633 and 634 respectively.) SS649, Cherry..
M24
31/" PM, Tweeter, 3.2 ohms voice coil_ Knobs (all models) Model "35E 4704
impedance, Model 654..............................78C148.1 aYm. ueacrtption Model SS654, Pumice Cherry ............................................. "35E 4654
On -Off-Treble, Bass, Loudness or Record Part No.
3%" PM, Tweeter, 3.2 ohms voice coil Conteensator ......................................................._............33C 2545 M102 Plug, Stereo Tape Output ..........................................884 2.3 Model t.
SS671, Walnu........._ .........................................._ "35E 471
pedante, Mode1671 ......................._.....78C 148-2
impedance, M104 Socket, Stereo Tape Input ......................................... 88A 1 Capacitor, 4 mf, 10 volts, all models.__ ..................................646 13-5
Selector_ .33C 254-17 Capacitor, 16 tuf, 16 volts AC, Modele 50642,
5125 Terminal Board, External Speaker Tuning 33B 299.1 M105 Socket, Stereo Tape Output .......................................88A1
(includes shorting ber) .............._....._...._............lOB 13-7 SS643, SS644 and 0S671...._ ..........................._..................67A 40.1
Leg, Walnut (model 671) .......................................................35E 454-51 M109 Plug, Speaker (5 pin)....._ .........................................888 3-5 Cover, Speaker Plug (for M109).
S2Switch, Record-Play..........................................._......774 20-3 Lid Support (bronze, model 649) 12" PM, Woofer, 3.2 ohms voice coil _8813 3-4
Bezel and Inlay (for radio). .................................2319 326-1 Right. 37C 170.5 impedance, Models SS622, SS623, Grille Cloth
"Cabinet Left. ... 37C 170-6 SS624 and SS649.........._.................._....... 78C 153-1 Model SS622......... ...... 36D 86-94
Model 649, French Provincial, Che,. . "35E 459-9 Lid Support (left side; model 654) .. Model SS623.........
Model 654, Italian Provincial, Pumice Che,. "35E 448-4 Lid Support (model 671).
.... 37C 170-6 01110 Speaker 15" PM, Woofer, 3.2 ohms voice coil
impedance, Models SS642, SS643, Model SS624.........
.......36D 86-95
... ... .....37G 170.10 .......36D 86-96
Model 671, Italian Provincial,Walnut._........................... "35E 454-1 Nut, Hex, 8.32 (for mtg. baffle board). ......... 2A 1-13-71 SS644 and SS671-.........._.........._ .............. 78C 154.1 Model SS642......... .......36D 86.88
Capacitor, Cross -over (4 mf; all models) .............................64B 13-5 Painut, #6-32 (bezel mtg.) ..2B 6-38.71 10" PM, Woofer, 8 ohms voice coil Model SS643....._.. .......36D 86.89
Capacitor, Cross -over (16 mf, 16VAC; model 671)...........-674 40-1 Panel, Cabinet Back (lined with acoustical material) impedance, Model SS654 ................._...... 78C 152-1 Model 00644......... .......36D 86-90
Catch, Bullet (bronze; model 671)...._ ..................................35E454.53 Model 649 (speaker compartment) ....43D 308-12 51/2" PM, Mid -range, 8 ohms voice coil Model SS649......... .._...36D 86-28
Clip, 45 RPM Spindle ........................................................._...11420 Model 649 (behind radio).:.. -_43D 308-13 impedance, Models SS622, SS623, Model SS654......... ...... 36D 86-75
Cover, Speaker Plug.................................................................88B 3-4 Screw, #8x1", Brass, PH (rear baffle board mfg; SS624 and SS649........_............................. 78C 152.1 Model SS671......... .......36D 86-86
DialScale Window........_........................._......._.....................23C 331-1 model 654 ...1A 15 35-72 8" PM, Mid -range, 16 ohms voice coil Knobs
Door Pull (models 649 and 671). ,.37A 171.2 Screw, #10-32,1%" WHMS PH (record M111 Speaker
impedance, Models SS642, SS643, Balance. 33C 254-13
Escutcheon, "Head of David". .23A 328 changer mtg.) IA 100.10.71 SS644 and SS671.._...................................78C 151-1
Escutcheon, Door Pull, Brass (models 649, 671 ) ..............._37A 171.1 Screw, #10-325%" HH SEMS (radio chassis mtg.) ......._. IA 152-47-71 10" PM, Woofer, 8 ohms voice coil Treble.
Grille Cloth 33C 25415
Screw, #10.32,11/2" WH PH (radio chassis mtg.; impedance, Model SS654 ..............._._.....78C 150-2 Leg, Mahogany, Model SS622 (includes hanger bolt).......37D 168.2
Model 649, .36D 86-28 model 649 only) IA 153-28.71 4" PM, Mid -range, 8 ohms voice coil Leg, Blond, Model SS623 (includes hanger bolt) ............... 37D 168-3
Model 654 (front).. .361) 8646 Socket, Speaker (2 pin; center of holes 1/2" apart) .....87A 86-1 impedance, Models SS622, SS623, Leg, Ebony, Model SS624 (includes hanger bult) ..............37D 1684
Model 654 (rear) ...... ......................_..................._-....._..36D 86-85 Socket, Speaker (2 pin; center of holes aíá" apart) _..........87A 86.2 SS624 and SS649 .................................._... 78C 149-1 Nut, Hex,8-32 (speaker mtg.) ........................-..................-2A 1-13.71
Model 671._ . .36D 86.35 Spacer, Rubber (for mtg. baffle board) .... ........ 124 90 51/2" PM, Tweeter, 3.2 ohms voice coil Panel, Cabinet Back (one side lined with
Spring, Record Changer Float M112 Speaker impedance,
405A 139-2 Models SS642, SS643, acoustical material)
SS644 and SS671. 78C 150.1 Models SS622, SS623 and SS624 ....................................43D 308-6
4" PM, Mid-range, 16 ohms voice coil Models SS642, SS643 and SS644 ....................................430 308-9
impedance, Model SS654................._...... 78C 149-2 ModelSS649 ................_...........__....._................_............43D 308.10
31/2" PM, Tweeter, 3.2 ohms voice coil ModelSS654 ......................................................................4310 308-7
impedance, Models SS622, SS623, ModelSS671..._ .................................................................43D 308.11
M113 Speaker SS624, SS649 and 5S654.......................... 78C 148.1. Plate, Leg Mtg. (for models SS622, SS623, SS624 and
CABINET PARTS FOR COMBINED UNITS 31/2" PM, Tweeter, 3.2 ohms voice coil
impedance, Models SS642, SS643,
SS654)....._..._ ............................_.................._..................... 15B 1813.3
Plate, Leg Mtg. (for models 00642, SS643 and SS644)...... 37C 179-2
SS644 and SS671.._ .............................._... 78C 148-2 Screw, #6,1/2", SH STS (for mtg. back panel). IA 47.8.71
0101 Switch, Record -Play..... 20-3 Screw, #8-32 (speaker and chassis mtg.) ............................ 2A 19-2-71
Models 662, 663 and 664 Sym. Description Part No. Cable Assembly (15 feet long, shielded; includes
,
Socket, Speaker (2 hole; center of holes 1/2" apart).......... 87A 86-1
Capacitor, 4 mf, Cross-over......................................................648 13.5 plug and socket). . 81-1 Socket, Speaker (2 hole; center of holes %" apart)...........87A 86-2
Clip, 45 RPM Spindle .............................................................11A20 "Cabinet
Sym. Description Part No. Cover, Speaker Plug (for 0120 or 01109) ..........................._.88B 3-4 Model SS622, Mahogany.........._ .................................:....... *35E 461.2 "Orders for cabinets and certain matching parts will not be filled un-
1917 Socket, External Tape Input........_ .....88A 1 Dial Scale Window...................................................................23C 331.1 Model SS623, Blond. ..... "35E 461-3 less full details are given with the order and the damaged parts can
M8 Socket, External Tape Input ....................................88A 1 Duplex Outlet and Line Cord Assembly ............................... 700B 157 Model SS624, Sierra. 35E 461-4 not be repaired economically.
019 Plug, Tape Output_....................................... .... 88A 2-3 Escutcheon, "Head of David" ............... --.................:.............23A 328
0114 Plug, Cabinet Pilot Light......_......._.........................82A 5-4 Grille Cloth
0115 Socket, Cabinet Pilot Light (with leads) ..... .........82A 11-11 Model662 ..............................................................................
36D 86.91
M20 Plug, 5lester Channel Speaker ................................ 88B 3-5 ................................................................... 36D 86-92
9121 Speaker, 12" PM, Woofer, 3.2 ohms voice Model604 ................__.......................................................... 36D 86-93
coil impedance. 78C 153.1
Grommet, Rubber (for mtg. radio chassis) .......................... I2A 2-3
19122 Speaker, 51/2" PM, Mid-Range, 16 ohms voice Jewel, Pilot Light (green)... .82A 10.8
coilimpedance ............................_................._....... 78C 150.3 Kepsnut, #6-32 (bezel mtg.) .................................................2A19-1-71
M23 Speaker, 31/2" PM, Tweeter, 3.2 ohms voice Kepsnut, #8-32 (Aux. chassis mtg.) 2A 19-2-71 Description Part No.
coil impedance.... Knobs (for radio; front of cabt.)
.
RECORD CHANGERS
78C 148-1 Adapter, 45 RPM Record (Envelope of 3) .............................4848.2
M25 Terminal Board, External Speaker Control (On -Off-Treble, Bass, Loudness or Cable, Tone Arm, Shielded 12 wires and shield;
(includes shorting bar) .......................................lOB 13.7 Record Compensator) ......................... 33C 254-5 RC688-165, -17S AND -18S for RC688.165 and -1701 .......................................................413A 17-2
01102 Plug, Stereo Tape Output......._._..............................884 2-3 .......................................................................33C 25417 Cable, Tone Arm, Shielded (2 wires and shield;
61104 Socket, Stereo Tape Input ......................................_.884 1 Tuuiug..............................................._...................................33B 299-1 Sym. Description Port No.
Knobs (for Aux. chassis; side of cabt.) forRC688.18S) ..............._..........................................._.........413A 17-3
91105 Socket, Stereo Tape Input ...........................__.........88A 1 Ml Cartridge, Stereo Pick-up (includes .0007" (.7 mil)
Balauce...............................................---.............................. 33C 254.13
Centerpost Assembly.-_ .........................................................__.4008681
M109 Plug, Speaker (5 pin). .... 3.5 sapphire microgrooveand .003" (3 mil) sapphire Control Knob (Black) ...............................................................403A03-4
M110 Speaker, 12" PM, Woofer, 3.2 ohms voice Bass............................................................_...........................33C 25414 standard needles; used on RC68816S) ...................409833.1.1
Treble..................................................................................... 33C 254-15
Escutcheon, Phono, Silver (fits around turntable) ................403D64-6
coil impedance. 153-1 MI Cartridge, Stereo Pick-up (includes .0007" (.7 mil) Mat, Turntable, Rubber (Black) ............................................. 406C34
M111 Speaker, 5%" PM, Mid -Range, 16 ohms voice Leg, Mahogany, Mode1662 ......................................................35E464-52 diamond microgroove and .003" (3 mil) sapphire
Leg, Blond, Model 663 .............................................................35E 464-53 Needle..0057" (.7 milt sapphire, microgroove
coil impedance. 750-3 standard needles; used on RC688.17S) ....................4091333.2-1 ( for 409B33.1.1 cartridge)......_ 98C15-100
M112 Speaker, 31/2" PM, Tweeter, 3.2 ohms voice Leg, Sierra, Model 664.._ _................. 35E 464.54 Ml Cartridge, Stereo Pick-up includes .0007" (.7 mil)
.
Line Cord__ ....................................

( Needle,.003" (3 mil) sapphire, standard
coil impedance. , 7ßC 148.1 See Duplex Outlet and Line Cord sapphire microgroove and .003" (3 mil) sapphire (for 4091333-1.1 or 409633-2.1 cartridge). ... 98C15-101
S2Switch, Record-Play...................................................774 20-3
Nut, Hex #8-32 (speakermtg.)..........,....... 2A I-13-71 standard needles; used en RC688.185) .................... 409C 34.1 Needle, .0007" (.7 mil) diamond, microgroove
.
5191 Switch, Record-Play......._........._ ...............................77A20.3 Pane), Cabinet Back (one side covered with M2 Motor, Record Changer (4.speed, 4 pole)....__ .............4071929
acoustical material)... (for 409833-2-1 cartridge) .......__ .........................................98C15102
Bezel and inlay (for radio). 326-1 . 43D 308.8 M3 Plug, Record Changer Power (includes con,acts Needle As_sembly..0007" 1.7 mil),and .003" (3 mil)
Bracket Radio Chassis Mtg. Screw, #8.32x11/" (speaker mtg.) ...................................... IA 48-4-24 andleads) ......................................................................700B138.1
......... 15B 1877
Screw, #10.32x1%" WHMS PH (changer mtg.). sapphire needles for 409C34.1 cartridge)...... ................... 98C 95.1
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"Cabinet IA 100-10-71 M5 Plug. Master Channel Phono Output (Intl 35" Needle Assembly, .0007" (.7 mil) diamond and .003"
Screw, #10.32x'/" HHMS (radio chassis mtg.) ................ IA 152-47-71 shielded cable) ..........................._................................413CI1-9
Model 662, Mahogany......_.. .... "35E 464-2 Socket, Pilot Light (with leads) ............................................8413 82.1 (3 mill sapphire needles (for 409C34-1 cartridge). .98C 95.2
Model 663, Blond, ,........... 116 Plug, Aux. Channel Phono Output (ine135" Spindle, 45 RPM Adapter_......._....._ ................................._.....4000686.1
...."35E 464-3 Socket, Speaker (2 hole; center of holes 112" apart )...........87A 86-1 shielded cable) ............................................................. 413C11.9.1
Mode1 664, Sierra.......... ... "35E 464.4 Socket, Speaker (2 hole; center of holes %" apart) -----.....87A 86-2 Spring, Float (changer mtg.)..........._._ ...................................405A139-2
55 Switch, Rej -On -00 (incl. cover) ....................._.............408A1 Tone Arm Rest (Black) ....__ ............................._.....................403465-6
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cept V9 filament voltage, primary winding voltages on TO
and T102 and heater voltages for tubes on 5T4A chassis.
Important: Before making voltage measurements, see in- Set controls as shown on schematic diagrams.
structions below. All voltages measured with FM antenna terminals shorted
Fixed resistor values in ohms ± 10% tolerance, 1/2 watt; together and tuning dial set at low frequency end.
capacitor values shown in microforads ± 20% tolerance
unless otherwise specified. For further notes regarding voltage readings, refer to
Note: K= x 1,000; MEG= x 1,000,000; schematic diagrams.
MMF= micromicrofarad.
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1. The Selector (function) switch has three settings: counter -clockwise and hold it firmly with one hand to pre-
Stereo -
Monaural (standard records) and (AM) radio. vent rotation. Turn up the inner loudness knob clockwise,
until the sound from the right-hand (internal) speaker is set
(a) Stereo (fully d unter -clockwise)-- divides amplifier
(dual -channel) into "right' and "loft" channels to for the desired volume level. Observe the dial scale num-
SEPTEMBER, 1958 feed signals to "right" (internal) and "left" (exter- ber at which the knob indicator is set. Listen for a while
Radio
Tmerson NOTE MODEL 896B
CHASSIS 1254558
nal) speaker systems for stereophonic application
(see schematic, page 3 of this note).
(b) Monaural - (center position) connects "right" and
"left" channels of amplifier in parallel and permits
to fix in mind the sound level and then turn the inner knob
fully counter -clockwise, so that the right-hand speaker is
silent. While preventing inner knob movement with one
hand, turn the outer knob clockwise until the sound level
from the left-hand (auxiliary) speakers m to be at the
SERVICE MODELS 971, 971A, 970 conventional records of all four speeds to be played
in standard fashion.
(note: internal/external speaker system connections
em volume level previously set for the right-hand speak-
the outer knob at this point and turn the inner
ore independently controlled by speaker switch de-
knob to the previously noted scale number. The output from
ed below).
both speaker systems is now approximotely the same.
(c) Radio - allows reception of all standard AM broad-
Overall loudness level can be ediusted by turning eithe,
casts. knob without restraining the other, since both turn simul-
taneously rm Ily. Any desired readjustments to compen-
2. Speaker Switch - (located rear of cabinet) has three sate for individual listening preferences can be made by
positions: restraining one knoband turning the other.
(a) Internal (up) - (using only self-contained speaker
monaural Record Changer 819126 (or 819129), used in Model 8968,
Esternfor - When two leads from external
stereophonic/monaural four -speed intermix record
(b) xternal (down)
speaker system (model 971, for example) con- changer. It will play stereo and monaural 33.1/3 RPM, 16,
nected to the sc w terminals on strip provided, and 45, and 78 RPM records automatically or manually.
the lever switch, is swung to External, only the ex- With the turntable speed control knob in the Speedminder
ternal (remote) speaker system will function. (Changer 819126) or "Auto -Brain (Changer 819129) posi-
(c) Both - (Level) - Internal, external speaker systems - tion and the microgroove stylus set for use, the changer
both used (stereo)* Connect external speaker leads will automatically intermix and ploy 33-1/3 and 45 RPM
matching color -code notation on strip to lead. If n cords without regard to size orsequence. A total of ten
color code is found, connect speaker leads and records may be pieced on the turntable.
check for correct phasing Speaker phasing for stereo The turntable automatically pauses during the changing
MODEL 970 is more meal and speaker polarity may be checked
n the following manner if color coding has not been
cycle in order to eliminate record abrasion.' When the
changer is shut "off", or turns "off" automotically after
used: the last record hos been played, the idler wheel is auto-
MODEL 971A (NOT SHOWN) 1. Connect external leads. 2. Place familiar record
DIFFERS FROM 971 ONLY matically disengaged to prevent "flats" from developing.
n turntable. 3. Swing lever to "Both" position
IN CABINET DIMENSIONS.
(activating both speaker systems). 4. While record "NOTE: The Auto-Brain (hangar 819129) has the follow-
plays on turntable, transpose external speaker lead ing additional features: When Auto -Brain setting Is used
MODEL 971` MODEL 8968 connections several times. A crisper, fuller sound and the stylus selector lever is turned A the "78" (RPM)
indicates correct phasing of speakers. fide, turntable speed will automatically be switched to 78
SPECIFICATIONS RPM and will rem at this speed as long as stylus se-
lector lever not unchanged to the L.P. position, even
TYPE: Stereophonic High -Fidelity Radio Phonograph Com- V3 - 25EH5 - Beam -Power Output (Left Channel) *NOTE: though a record of a different speed (33-1/3 for example) i
bination (Model 8960). V4 - 6BE6 - Converter (AM) speaker systems may also be used together or
Both
dropped to the turntable. The resulting speed -distorted
External Speaker System Enclosures (Models 971, V5 - 68A6 - I.F, Amplifier (AM) separately for monaural record application. and will indicate to the listener that the wrong stylus is
X1 - Selenium Diode (Detector) being used and is a method of preventing record wear.
971A, 970) 3. The Dual Loudness Control is used to balance the out-
SI -1 - Silicon Rectifier
put of the two separate speaker systems so that neither
FREQUENCY RANGE: 540.162011C POWER SUPPLY - 60 Cyc. AC only A stereophonic high-fidelity dual -head turnover ceramic
predominates. When the speaker lever switch A in the cartridge with integrated sop?hire-tipped stylii hos been
TUBE TYPES: VOLTAGE RATING - 115 Volts "Both" (central) position, the net knob controls volume
- 12AX7 - Dual -Channel Audio Amplifier POWER CONSUMPTION - AMPL/PHONO-85 watts incorporated into a damped, acoustically isolated tone arm.
1
V1 of "right-hand" (internal) speakers and outerconcentri- This cartridge may else be used for monaural records with-
V2 - 25EH5 - Beam-Power Output (Right Channel) POWER CONSUMPTION - Radio Operation -60 watts cally-mounted knob controls "left-hand" (external) speak -
The knobs are designed to turn simultaneously a
out adaptation,
linked control. If speaker output balancing is required, the In order to play 45 RPM records (with large hole in
center),
A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF STEREO
individual knob sections may be independently rotated as 45 RPM spindle attachment, (part #962330), should be used
Stereophonic sound is to hearing what three-dimensional the original recording s made ore recreated and the indicated below: and can be obtained from your Emerson distributors, This
vision is to seeing. It adds the sensations of "depth" and stereophonic effect is produced. attachment fits over the existing spindle, enlarging its
To balance the output, set the "elector" of "STEREO" diameter to accommodate this type of record and eliminate
"presence" to sound by recreating for the listener the The new "cm patible" stereophonic cords hove two and the rear lever -switch at "BOTH", and put monaural
spaciousness of the original sound in his own listening the need for separate center hole adaptors.
separate soundtracks in each groove. A stereo cartridge record on the turntable. Turn the outer loudness a knob fully
picks up individual impulses from both tracks in the record
groove and feeds them separately through twosingle-
Stereophonic sound is recorded simultaneously from two channel amplifiers (or stereophonic dual -channel
(or more) separate s and then played back through amplifier) each channel of n which feeds its own speaker DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
two (or re) separate ubut integrated channels and speaker system. Recommended speaker placement distance is From
systems m with the original sound -source distance ºpproxi- 8 to 15 feet apart, depending upon listening preferences
of
moted by the speakers. Thus, the conditions under which the user. Amplifier Chassis will protrude thru the bottom of the chassis
bracket
AM Tuner and masonite board. This bracket should be re-
anted
NOTE: To replace tubes, only masonite bock cover need moved untwisting the protruding portion until it lines
ved by
GENERAL DESCRIPTION be removed. with the slot on the masonite board.
p
8. Remove masonite board/control panel from chassis.
sis', ing of woofer, two tweeters, 1. Remove all knobs and remove masonite back. Remove
MODEL 8968 A a stereophonic high-fidelity radio-phono 3 -speaker system c
a
fiber support bracket. NOTE: The metal bracket should be removed from chassis
combination incorporating o superheterodyne AM radio, and an electrical crossover network 2. Remove four Phillips head screws securing AM tuner and discarded. Exercise c are removal of this
dual -channel stereophonic/monaural amplifier, improved Either model 971 or 970 on also be used as n external d amplifier chassis to cabinet. (On top) chassis mtg. bracket piece so that at no time will
automatic 4 -speed intermix record changer for stereophonic (remote) speaker m f existing monaural a amplifiers 3. Slide off pilot light as embly and remove leads for pressure be applied to etched printed circuit board
and rnonaurol recordings, and a speck°, system consisting having provisions fora an external
r speaker system which speaker system and loopsantenna. chassis.
of one 12" woofer, three tweeters, and an electrical cross- hos a voice coil impedance of 6 to 8 ohms. 4. Remove two screws securing A.C. interlock and its To reassemble, reverse procedure.
over network. bracket to base of cabinet, (Unstaple fish paper wire
These external speaker e nclosures have incorporated an TO Remove Changer:
Since the Model 8968 has a completely self-contained back cover of cabinet) for con - holder).
on -off switch (located on toggle bolt spring clips into o vertical posi-
stereo dual -channel amplifier it is only necessary to obtain vent t cut-off of speaker at remote locations. 5. Remove screw holding AC Interlock plug to chassis 1. Snap two
external speaker o speaker system for complete stereo (chassis to record changer AC cord) and remove screws tion. These spring clips secure changer hold-down
reproduction. The external speaker speaker syste m CAUTION: holding three position speaker -switching panel to back toggle bolts to mounting board(which is port of cabinet).
should have a a coil impedance of r 6 to B ohms. The Becertain that the xt anal speaº' is'n on" position f cabinet. 2. Remove plug (five-prong) from chassis.
following external speaker system inclosures were speci- at all times except when used under conditionn explained 6. Remove five -prong plug from chassis and remove chassis 3. Remove AC interlock plug from chassis.
fically designed to match Model 896E. above. from cabinet. (Top of Cabinet). 4. Remove changer from cabinet.
7. Remove 4 screws holding masonite mounting board and NOTE: To reassemble, reverse procedure.
Model 971 is matching console speaker enclosure incor- CONTROLS: control panel to chassis.ln some isolated cases a metal
a
The following control are necessary to secure and
porating a 3-speaker system consisting of one 12" woofer,
two tweeters, and an electrical crossover network.
maintain optimum stereo sperformance of this instrument.
These are in addition to conventional (AM) selector and
Model 970 is a table model speaker enclosure incorporating on -off-tone controls.
CHASSIS 120455B
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ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS
1. Use isolation transformer if available. If not, connect a .25 MFD condenser in series with low side of signal generator
and B minus.
2. Loudness control should be backed off approximately 20% from maximum volume position. Output of signal generator
should be no ,higher than necessary to obtain an output reading. Use an insulated screw driver for adjustment.
3. Speake switch SW-3 should be in external position. Connect 6 ^ speaker (load) or esistor
6 ^. 2 watt across external
speaker terminal strip.
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STEP GENERATOR GENERATOR DIAL OUTPUT ADJUST REMARKS
ANTENNA METER
COUPLING FREQUENCY SETTING
High side to grid Across
(Pin 7) of V-4 Variable External T-4,T-3 Adjust for
1 .005 mfd (6BE6). Low side 455 KC condenser Speaker Top and maximum
ro B minus fully opened Terminal Bottom output
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CHASSIS 120455B PARTS LIST
ADDITIONAL SERVICE HINTS SYMB. PART NO: DESCRIPTION SYMB. PART N0.
SERVICING OF PRINTED BOARDS DESCRIPTION
1. No sound or intermittent sound: R-1 341534 22 MEGOHM-GARB. 710% Kw C-17
To remove defective components one of several R-2 390582 500,000 OHM-TONE CONTROL-RIGHT CH. 923554 .047 MF-PAPER ±20% 400V
Make certain electrical contacts to car- C-18
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contact trips within cartridge holder, re- to cur close to the body of the defective compo- ±10% /5W C -19B Prof C-196 VARIABLE CAPACITOR-OSC. SECTION
nent an d solder the R-5 340892 47,000HOHM-GARB. 710% 15W C-20 921554 .047 MF-DUREZ
move with alcohol. w part to the remaining R-6 390583 2 MEGOHM-LOUDNESS CONTROL-RIGHT
120% 400V
leads. Another method s is to apply heatatthe CH. C-21 921514 .01 MF-DUREZ 120% 000V
2. This changer automatically disengages the 9-7 Pt. of R-6 2 MEGOHM-LOUDNESS CONTROL-LEFT CH. C-22 929914 220 MMF-CERAMIC .20%
rubber idler wheels when allowed to operate junction point of the component wire lead and the R8 351412 6.8 MEGOHM-GARB. 020% )SW C-23 923554 .047 MF-PAPER
S00V
020% 400V
through its normal cycle. To avoid defeating printed board and lift out the component. If the R1 351412 6.47 OHM-GARB. ±20% )5W C-24 922208 .047 FMF-MOLDED 120% 200V
this feature, do not operate the on-off lever 're lead is bent over, first heat and pry lead wire R-10 341132 470,000 OHM-CARE. 110% )5W C-26 923524 .04 PAPER ±20% 400V
when a olifier switch is in "off" position or up. A defective component with many terminals R-11 341132 470,000 OHM-GARB. 110% 15W C-26 923554 .047 MF PAPER
R-12 351032 470,000 OHM-GARB.
120% 400V
line cord is disconnected from wall outlet. may be removed by clipping into several parts and ±20% yW
removing a small section at a time. R-13 351032 470,000 OHM-GARB. ±20% V -I 800218 VACUUM TUBE - 12AX7
3. Do not turn amplifier switch "OFF" or dis- R-14 370132 33 OHM-GARB. ±10%
WW
iW V-2
V-3
800219 VACUUM TUBE - 25EH5
connect line cord from wall outlet while changer Use a low wattage (20 to 30 watts) soldering iron. R-1 370372 330 OHM-GARB. 110% 1W 800219 VACUUM TUBE - 25EH5
s operating. Turn charger switch to "off" Be careful not to apply excessive heat since this R-166 397132 150 OHM-W.W. x10% SW
V-4
V-5 800532 VACUUM TUBE - 6BE6
position first. may cause the printed foil to loosen. Broken foil R-17 350972 100,000 OHM-GARB. '20% 800531 VACUUM TUBE - 6866
Failure to comply with above might result in R-18 397134 160 OHM-TAPPED, WIRE WOUND 5% 15W 807020 PILOT LIGHT-N0. 44
leads au y paired by soldering a hookup wire R-19 397133 22 OHM FUSE-OHM (400 MA)
damage to idler wheels ar cause changer to across the break. P-1 505014 INTERLOCK PLUG
fail to start when power is again applied. R-20 351532 22 MEGOHM CARE. ±20% (6W P-2 PART OF
A small stiff-bristled brush should be used to R-21 350812 22,000 OHM-CARE. ±20% 14W CHANGER
R-22 351052 220,000 OHM-GARB.
IF ABOVE IS OVERLOOKED AND CHANGER
FAILS TO START WHEN TURNED ON,
wipe away melted Ider before it has a chance to R-23 340292 150 OHM-GARB.
020%
010%
KW
)5W
5-1
S-2
550113
508024
INTERLOCK TERMINAL LUG (2 ROD)
5 -PRONG PHONO SOCKET
accumulate or drip on adjacent parts or printed R-24 351332 3.3 MEGOHM-CARE. ±20% YEW SW -1 Pt. of R-2 ON-OFF SWITCH ON TONE CONTROL
SEVERAL SLIGHT TAPS ON TURNTABLE wiring. R-25 351212 MEGOHM-CARB. ±20% SW -2
SHOULD CAUSE CHANGER TO COMMENCE
1 )5W 510145 3 OS. FUNCTION SWITCH
R-26 350892 47,000 OHM-CARBON 120% KW SW -3 510146 3 -POS. SPEAKER SWITCH
OPERATION. R-27 350252 7OÓ OHM-CARBON ±20% ((W T:111 734181
T2 AUDIO OUTPUT TRANSFORMER
(
T-31
CTA Pt. of C19 TRIMMER R.F. SECTION Till 720259 I.F. TRANSFORMER
CTB Pt. of C19 TRIMMER, OSC. SECTION L-1 700146 LOOP ANTENNA
C-1 9288941 L-2 716119 OSCILLATOR COIL
STYLUS REMOVAL 33 MMF CERAMIC N 750 500V SI -1 817079 SILICON RECTIFIER
C-2 9288941
C3 928922 X-1 817061 CRYSTAL DIODE 10294
STYlUS LAftiRIDGE C-4 928922 SP111
To Remove Stylus Cartridge: tEMERSON PT Na962326 C-5 928922 4,700 MMF CERAMIC x20% 500V SP -2` 180192 SPEAKER, PM, 315 IN. (TWEETER)
(ASTATIL No13T )
C-6 928922 SP -3f
C-7 928924 SP -4 180192 SPEAKER, PM, 12 IN. (WOOFER)
I. Lift tone arm and grasp cartridge with fin- C-8 9289241 10,000 MMF CERAMIC ±20% 500V C-27 925391 4 MF-ELECTROLYTIC, NON POLARIZED
gers. t 819126(879129) CHANGER, STEREO, 4 S PEED
C -R
C-101
923514 .01 MF PAPER ±20% 400V 583075 LINE CORD
STYLUS SELECTOR BAO SW -3 PT. OF CHANGER (PHONO MOTOR SW.)
(PART OF STYLUS CARTRIOOE G11 925461 250 MF-ELECTROLYTIC 15V
2. Pull cartridge out (cartridge and stylfi are HOLDER) C-12 924524P .022 MF-MYLAR 020% 400V
4 SOCKET, PINOT LIGHT
an integrated unit and cannot be removed or C-13 924524P .022 MF-MYLAR ±20% 400V 130
41111130 BRACKET, INTERLOCK
C-14 925462 40 MF-ELECTROLYTIC 160V 413359 BRACKET, REAR SUPPORT
replaced separately). C-15 Pt. of C14 100 MF-ELECTROLYTIC 160V
413367 BRACKET, SIDE SUPPORT
C-16 Pr. of Cid 80 MF-ELECTROLYTIC 160V 555037 TERMINAL STRIP, EXTERNAL SPEAKER
560646 MASONITE CHASSIS REST
3. Reinsert new cartridge. Keying of cartridge
is accomplished by lining up ridge on car- CABINET PARTS LIST, MODEL 896B
tridge shaft to slot on holder (see Fig. 3, STYLUS CARTflIpGE
.IL Ç NOLOER Part No. Description Description
Stylus removal). II EMERSON Pi No.96232T Part No.
Specify Color Cabinet 700146 Loop Antenna
Specify Color Legs, Plastic 413246 Bracket, Pilot Light
592070 Grille Cloth 560632 Masonite Back
FIGURE 3 - STYLUS REMOVAL 607139 Decal, Bandmaster
Medallion
583075 Line Cord
604042 413375 Control Panel
461055 Emerson Script 461074 Knob, Volume (outer)
461088 Stereo HI-FI (Script) 461075 Knob, Volume (inner)
ADJUSTMENTS 604062 Name Plate 461082 Knob, Tuning
413348
180191
45 RPM Adopter Holder
Speaker 3)5"
461076 Knob, Tone, On -Off (phono radio)-
(b3 STYLUS PRESSURE Tone At,,, Height Adjustment (See Figure 4) 460935 Knob, Speaker Selector Switch
ADJUSTMENT NUT 180192 Speaker 12" 542009 Tinnerman Spoednut
Tone arm height should be set so that the top CABINET PARTS LIST MODELS 970, 971 971A
of tone arm clears the lowest record on the spindle
shelf (When changer is in cycle), and the lower 970 971,971A Description 970 971,971A Description
STYLUS PRESSURE
edge of tone arm clears the rest post. To lower 1
SPRING III
Specify Color Cabinet 510141 510141 Switch, Slide

tone arm, turn height adjustment screw (a) clock-
wise. To raise tone arm turn height adjustment Specify Color Legs 412607A 412607A Bracket, Switch
604042 Medallion 180164A 180191 Speaker, 316" (2)
(a) HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT II screw (a) counter clockwise. Emerson Script Capacitor, Electrolytic, 4 Mfd,
46020161 925391 925391
SCREW Stylus Pressure Adjustment (See Figure 4) 461055** Emerson Script Non-Polarized
With tone arm in horizontal position, adjust 607096 Emerson Script, Decal 180165A Speaker, 8"
607128 Hi-Fi Script, Decal 180192 Speaker, 12"
knurled nut (b) clockwise to increase pressure and Back, Mosonite 592070 592070 Grille Cloth
560782 5607831
counter-clockwise to reduce pressure. Stylus 560784** Bock, Ma sonito 461088** Script, Storco Hi-Fi
(C.) SET-DOWN SCREW pressure should be adjusted for 6 grams. 4610911 Script, Stereo Hi-Fi
Needle Set -Down Adjustment (See Figure 4)
Used, Model 971 ooly
Adjust set -down screw (c) so that the stylus * Used, Model 9716 only STEREO RECORD CHANGER 819126 (819129) PARTS LIST*
comes to rest on the lead in groove of record.
Adjust clockwise to move stylus away from center Part No. Description Part No. Description
or counter clockwise to move stylus towards
center of record. 962326 Cartridge with Stylii (Astatic 13T) 962377 Nut, Adjustment, Stylus Pressure
FIGURE 4 - UNDERSIDE VIEW, 819126 962327 Cartridge Holder 962378 Screw, Adjustment, Stylus Pressure
962340 Tone Arm 962350 Spindle Assembly
(819129) CHANGER TONE ARM, WITH 962376 Spring, Stylus Pressure 962330 45 RPM Spindle Attachment (Optional Accessory)
ADJUSTMENT SETTINGS SHOWN
*Refer to Record Changer 819126, 819129 Service Note for additional technical information.
CHASSIS 120455B
®John F. Rider
7merson Radio
JANUARY, 1958
MODEL 895B
CHASSIS 1204318,
SERVICE NOTE
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MODEL 895
SP ECI FICATIONS
Power Supply: 105-125 V. AC OR DC.

Type: AM- FM Radio
1620KC Voltage Rating: 105 - 125 volts
Frequency Range: AM: 540 -
FM: 88 - 108MC
Power Consumption: AM- FM - 35 watts
GENERAL INFORMATION
Model 89513 is an AM -FM table model radio incorporating (2nd FM I.F. amplifier). In addition, the ratio detector output
one woofer, one tweeter and a continuously variable tone is coupled to the high side of the volume control.
control. Built-in antennas for both AM and FM are provided In "Phono" position B. is removed from both AM and FM
plus external FM antenna input terminals. A phono input I.F. sections and V-5, (2nd FM I.F. amplifier). The screen
jack that con be actuated by a front panel -mounted function grid of V-7 (audio output tube) is connected to a different
switch is also provided. B+ source in this position and the audio input is connected
In the "AM" position, function switch SW -2 connects B. to to the phono jack output.
the AM converter tube (V-3) and places the AM detector If replacements are mode or the wiring disturbed in the R.F.
load network in the detector circuit (Pins and 7 of V-5).
1
section of the circuit, the receiver should be carefully re-
In tl e "FM" position, B+ is applied to the FM tuner and V-5, aligned.
DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
To Replace Tubes: To Remove AM -FM Chassis

1. Remove line plug from wall outlet. 4. Steps 1-3 .above.
2. Remove screws from cabinet back. 5. Remove 3 control knobs and tuning knob; disconnect
1
3. Grasp line cord at poing where it is connected to bock built-in FM antenna and remove antenna terminal. Un-
and pull free of interlock. Remove back. solder 2 speaker leads at chassis solder lug strip and
unscrew chassis bolts from underside of cabinet.
Unclip pilot light.
©John F. Rider
CONDITIONS FOR VOLTAGE AND RESISTANCE
READINGS
I. Voltages indicated
ore positive d.c., resistances in
,less otherwise indicated. ohms, 5. Resistance measurements with:
2. Measurements made with voltohmyst
or equivalent.
a) ond isonc
from outlet.
b) Loudne s control set for maximum volume.
FM ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS
(USING SWEEP AND MARKER GEN.
3. All measurements taken from pin to chassis AND SCOPE)
otherwise indicated unless 6. Nominal tolerance component values makes possible a
SW -2 in "FM" position.
Sweep generator set for ±300KC frequency
4. Voltage measurements token under the following variation of ±15% and resistance readings. level kept below point where distortion deviation and Marker injection
a) Line voltage maintained at 117 volts conditions:
o.c. only.
7. N.C. denotes no connection, K
8. Readings given in FM/AM positions.
lohms, M ski i of response curve occurs.
b) Tuning capacitor fully closed
with no signal. Step Gen. Coupling Radio Dial
Gen. Fre, Scope
Setting Adjust Remarks
Raise 12AT7 (V-2) Sweep Center freq.
shield off ground Extreme CCW H: hside to Pin 2
RESISTANCE CHART CHASSIS 1204318 10.7 MC Marker (no signal) T-1 Adjust for
and clip high side et at 10.7 MC of V6, low side T-3 max. gain
SW -2 of sweep and to chassis (discon- fop &
TUBE PIN PIN 2 (no mod.) sym-
ym-
POSITION 1 PIN 3 PIN 4 ,IN 5 PIN marker gen, to nectnegative bot.
6 PIN 7 PIN 8 PIN 9
metry
FM shield low sides end f C22) T-5
V1- 12BA6 450K
/AM `450 to chassis thru bot.
/450K /0 /0 12/12 /* INF INF
*800/1119F /0 0.25 mfd. cap.
V2- 12AT7 FM/AM *350 10K 24 *330 450K
/INF /10K 1/12
FM/AM
/0 /24 /* IMF /450K D/0
2 Sweep & Marker Sweep center freq. Extreme CCW Connect C22
V3-12BE6 22K 0:3 44/44 *INF high sides con- 10.7 MC Marker (no signal) T-5 Adjust for
/22K "INF 4M nected to pin back in circuit.
/0:3 5%. /*15 /0* 1 set at 10.7 MC Top response
FM/AM /4M of V-5 - low (no mod.)
Highside to fjunct. as per
V4-12BA6 4M 58 70 *330 'des to chassis f R13 and C18,
/4M *330 Fig. 92
/0 /58 /70 /.330 /*330 /0 thru 0.25 mfd. low side to chassis
V5- 12BA6 FM/AM 470K 70 cap.
82 *330 *330
/470K /70
FM
/0 /82 A INF /*INF D/0
V6 -19T8 2/.1, 20K 2M/INF 24 44
/AM /20K 4.7M *250K
/24 /44 D/0 AM- FM TUNING -TRACKING
V7 -35C5 FM/AM 150 470K
D/0 /4.7M /* 250K
11 *300
/150 /470K 82/82 11A4 With tuning shaft (drive shaft) completely
/*300 /1 CCW, AM tuning capacitor should be in maximum
position and FM tuning slugs should be in maximum capacity
*Measured with low side of VTVM connected
to Junction R24, C35 (B+ point) "in" position. In this position, set screw in
1Measuted to chassis -
wait until meter settles (about 30 seconds) nylon worm gear is accessible for tightening through
hole in plate and spring.
GENERAL ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS
Set Function Switch (SW-2) as indicated.
with a 409; modulated R.F. signal. Use onOutput of signal generator hould he higher than necessaryy to obtain an output reading FM TRACKING (ELECTRICAL)
maximum CW position. insulated alignment screwdriver and no
plastic hex tool (for T-1, T-3). Volume control at Ordinarily the onlyFM front end adjustment that might become
necessary due to oscillator tube change
would be CT -B, FM oscillator trimmer which
AM ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS-SW-2
"AM" is accessible through a hole provided in the tuner
IN POSITION This trimmer should be adjusted at 108MC with shield.
Step Sig. Gen. Coupling Sig. Gen. Rodio Dial the tuning dial set at that frequency. This should be
Frequency utput Meter done only i(:he oscillator is off proper
Setting VTVM or Scope Adjust frequency.
Remarks
High side to grid end 455KC Should components or wiring be changed,
L4 Tuning Cop
fully open
Across speaker voice coil T-2 Adjust for maximum a complete FM front-end alignment might be necessary
as
low side to chassis T-4 output
fol lows:
thru 0.25 mfd. cap. (no signal)
top and bottom
2 Form loop of several Function Switch (SW -2) in "FM" position; tuner
turns and radiate
600K C 600K C Across speaker voice coil shield bent up for tuning purposes, but not removed
L-5 Adjust for maximum (use a non-metallic screw driver).
signal into receiver
output
3
1638KC Tuning Cap' Across speaker
fully open voice coil CT -D osc. Adjust for maximum Marker Marker Rodio
4 trimmer output step Generator Generator
1420KC 1420K C Across speaker voice coil Dial VTVM Adjust Remarks
Coupling Freq. Setting j
Adjust for maximum
trimmer output FM Ant. 108 MC 108 MC Across CT -B Adjust for max. neg. reoding,
(slugs out) C-22 CT -A keeping gene input level for volt-
FM ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS-(Using
AM GEN. & age reading below 2.5V.
VTVM)-SW-2 IN "FM" POSITION
Step Marker Gen. Coupling Marker Gen. Rodio Dial 2 FM Ant. 88 MC
Frequency VTVM Placement 88 MC Across L-3 Adjust for max. neg, reading by
Setting Adjust (slugs in) C-22
Remarks L-2 spreading or compressing turns.
Raise 12ÁT7 (V-2) 10.7 MC Coution: Do not alter spacing
shield slightly off Extreme Across C-22 2 mid.
(no mod.) CCW Posi- T-1, T-3 Adjust for maximum between L-3 and mixer coupling
and clip stabilizer capacitor and bottom loop.
ground tion (neg, scale) neg. voltage keeping
( no signal) top
T-5 gen. output for read-
side to ahieldiand bottom 3 Repeat Steps and 2.
low side to chassis ings under 2.5V. 1
thru 0.25 mfd. cap.

2 Raise 12AT7 (V-21 10,7 MC Extreme
shield slightly off (,o mod,) CCW Posi- Connect two matched T-5 top PHYSICAL FM TRACKING
ground and clip 100K ohm, )4 watt Adjust for 0 volts
tion with ± readings on
marker gen. high (no signal)
resistors in series This is only possible to perform if and when a new slug assembly
side to shield and across C-22. either side. is installed. FM osc. slug (C-78)
place is fixed to a plastic bar, but FM-R.F. slug (C -7A) is on
low side to chassis VTVM high side to a threaded flexible shaft. For correct
thru 0.25 mfd. cop. ¡unction R-13, C-18 physical tracking, both slugs should just cover glass dielectric window
nd low side to junction section simultaneously.
oft'two Then, crimp R.F. slug shaft as close to plastic bar os possible on
100K ohm front side (see Fig. 5), and cut
stors. all but 1/8" of excess shoft length.
©John F. Rider
CHASSIS 120431B
CHASSIS 120431B
CHASSIS PARTS LIST, CHASSIS 120431B

LIST LIST
SYMB, PT, NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE SYMB, PT, NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE
RESISTORS CAPACITORS (CONTINUED)
R -I 351132 470.000 OHM-CARBON ±20% 1/2Y'. .14 C-26 928922 .0047 MFD-CERAMIC DISK ±20%500V. ,20
R-2 351132 470,000 OHM-CARBON 120% 1/2W. ,14 C-27 928924 .01 MED-CERAMIC DISK Z5U 500V. .20
-3-t PART 470,000 OHM.CARBON 020% 1/20. .14 C-28 928914 220 MMF-CERAMIC DISK 020%500V. .20
OF 330 OHM -CARBON ±10% 1/2W. .14 C-29 923524 .022 MFD-PAPER 020%400V. .25
R-5 TUNER 100 OHM -CARBON 010% 1/2W. .14 C-30 925433 50 MFD-ELECTROLYTIC 25V. .95
R-6
R -7C
340812
PART OF
22,000 OHM-CARBON
470,000 OHM -CARBON
010%
±20%
1/2W,
112W.
.14
.14
G. 923754 .047 MFD-PAPER ±20% 600V, .25
G32 923754 .047 MFD-PAPER 020% 600V. .25
R-8 TUNER 10,000 OHM-CARBON ± 5% 1/2W. .14 C-33 925432 80 MFD-ELECTROLYTIC 150V. 1.90
R-9 350372 330 OHM -CARBON 020% I/2W. .14
R-10
C-34 PT. OF C-33 50 MFD-ELECTROLYTIC 150V.
351332 3.3 MEGOHM-CARBON T20% 112W. .14
R-11 351132 470,000
C-35 PT.OF G33 50 MFD-ELECTROLYTIC 150V. ft1
OHM -CARBON ±20% 112W, .14 C-36 922208 .047 MFD-MOLDED IU.L. BYPA55)600V. .35
300 200 100 a0-
100 200 400 R-12 350372 330 OHM-CARBON ±20% 1/2W. .14 C.37 928921 .0022 MFD-CERAMIC DISK
R-13 340852 33,000 ±20% 500V. .20
FREOUENGY DEViAT ON IN Yc
R-14 340812 22,000
OHM -CARBON 1'10% I/2W. .14 G38 928921 .0022 MFD-CERAMIC DISK ±20% 500V. .20 m
OHM-CARBON
Fig. 2 - FM RATIO DETECTOR Fig. 3 - TUBE AND TRIMMER LOCATIONS R-15 390537 2 MEGOHM-VOLUME CONTROL
±10% 1/2W. ,14
L..
G391 928921
G401 PART OF
.0022
1,500
MFD-CERAMIC DISK
MFD-CERAMIC DISK
±20% 500V.
500V,
,20
co
CHARACTERISTICS 1.16
.17
350892
390538
47,000 OHM-CARBON
500,000 OHM -TONE CONTROL
±20%1/2W, .14
.65
C-41 ç TUNER
G42 928894
1,500 MFD-CERAMIC DISK
33 MMF-CERAMIC DISK
500V.
±10%.0V. ,20
o
z
R-18 351372 4.7 MEGOHM-CARBON 020% 1/2W. .14 C-43 928921 .0022 MFD-CERAMIC DISK ±10% 500V. .20
R-19 351052 220,000 OHM-CARBON 020% 1/2W. .14
.20 G44 925447 30 MFD-ELECTROLYTIC 150V.
351132 470,000 OHM-CARBON ±20% 1/2W. .14
R-21 394207
MAV BE PART OF G33
150 OHM -FUSE OHM ±10% I/2W, ON SOME SETS.
.22 397121 22 OHM-FUSE OHM ±10% ,80
TAPERED R-23 394208 470 OHM-WIRE WOUND
SLIDE OIAL POINTER TUBES
'4)
±10% 7W.
HOLES(2)
R-24 380372 330 OHM -CARBON ±20% 1W. ,16 V-1 800524 VACUUM TUBE 128A{)4M
1
U .25 350372 330 OHM -CARBON V-2 800047 VACUUM TUBE 12ÁT7(`` TUNER)
It ±20% 1/2W. .14
R-26 PT. OF TUNER V-3 800525 VACUUM TUBE 128E6
{ V-4 800524
R-27 331292 2.2 MEGOHM CARBON ±20% 1/28. .14 VACUUM TUBE 12B A6
I
R-28 340932 68,000 OHM-CARBON ±10% 1/28. V-5 800524 VACUUM TUBE 12BÁ6
KNOT
V' R-29 370252 100 OHM -CARBON
.
010% IW. V-6
V-7
800029
000021
VACUUM TUBE 1978
VACUUM TUBE 3505
il CAPACITORS
G1 928969 47 MMF-CERAMIC U.L. ±20% .20 SE.1 817072 SELENIUM RECTIFIER 1,80
TUNING G2 928968 10 MMF-CERAMIC U.L. ±10% .20 471064 FM TUNER ASSEMBLY
SHAFT G3 21.00
1
928860 47 MMF-CERAMIC ±10% 500V. .20
ROTATE
G4 962227 1,000 MMF-FEED-7HRU COILS 6 TRANSFORMERS
NOTE: ì SHAFT G5 962227 1,000 MMF-FEED-7HRU L-1 710034 FM ANTENNA COIL ,15
TUNING SHAFT IN ,. 1 CCW G6 962228 2,000 MMF-FEED-7HRU L-2 ` PART OF RF COIL (FM)
FIG. A SHOWN WITH G7Á PART OF L-3 ç TUNER OSC. COIL (FMI
)FIG. A FIG. B )
GANG IN FULLY
CLOSE,i
1
(
CLOSED POSITION. 2 TURNS C-7 TUNER L-4 700134 BARLOOP ANTENNA 1.70
DIAL CARD TO BE 33/4"LONG. WOUND CCW. 7TURNS CLOSELY
WOUND CLOCKWISE.
C-8Á
C 8B
900175
PT. OF
C -8A
VARIABLE CAPACITOR-R.F. SECTION
VARIABLE CAPACITOR-USC, SECTION
3.05 W5
L-6
"Si.
705029
OSCILLATOR COIL
FILAMENT CHOKE
.70
.15
TO STRING DIAL: CT-A PART OF T-1 720307 1ST FM I.F. TRANSFORMER 1.60
L STRING THROUGH SMALLER DIAMETER OF TAPERED HOLES (FIGGI AND KNOT. CT -B1 TUNER T-2 720075
2. PULL KNOT THROUGHHOLE (FIGGI AND ROTATE SHAFT COUNTERCLOCKWISE
1ST AM I.F.
TRANSFORMER 1.75
CT -C PT. OF C-8A TRIMMER-R.F. SECTION T-3 720307 2ND FM I.F.
UNTIL GANG IS FULLY CLOSED. TRANSFORMER 1.60
CT -D PT. OF C-8A TRIMMER-OSC. SECTION
3. WINO 7 REAR TURNS CLOCKWISE.
C-9 962229
T-4 720075 2ND AM I.F.
TRANSFORMER 1.75
4. LOOPSTRING OVER PULLEY® AND STUDS QP AND ©(FIG.AI, 9.5 MMF-DISC N-80 T-5 708341 RATIO DETECTOR TRANSFORMER 2,35
5. WINO 2 FRONT TURNS COUNTERCLOCKWISE WORKING TOWARDS FRONT OF SHAFT. C-10 PART OF
C 1,500 MMF-DISC T-6 734164 AUDIO OUTPUT TRANSFORMER 1.60
6. STRING LOOPED CORD UNDER PULLEY ®(FIG.A), G11 TUNER 80 MMF-DISC
Fig. 4 - DIAL CORD STRINGING C-12
C-13
928967
923534
5 MMF-CERAMIC DISKN-1400±10%500V.
,033 MFD-PAPER .20%500V.
.20
.25
SP-1
SP -2
180185
180184
SPEAKER -PM -3-1/28
SPEAKER-PM -10 X 2-1/2°
G14 928924 ,01 MFD-CERAMIC DISK 25U 500V. .20 SW -1 PT. OF R -I5 ON-OFF SWITCH
C-15 928922 ,0047 MFD-CERAMIC DISK ±20%500V. .20 SW-2 510133 FUNCTION SWITCH
`
C-16 928914 220 MFD-CERAMIC DISK 020%500V. .20
G17 928921 .0022 MFD-CERAMIC DISK ±20%600v, .20 P-1 583073 INTERLOCK SOCKET 8 LINE CORD
NYLON GEAR C-18 928919 .001 MFD-CERAMIC DISK 020%500V. ,20 P2 585233 SOCKET 6 CABLE ASSEMBLY
CRIMPED END RF SLUG C-19 920912 100 MMF-CERAMIC DISK 020%500V. .20 X-1 505014 INTERLOCK PLUG
SET SCREW OF RF SLUG G20 928802 6.8 MMF-CERAMIC DISK ± 5%500V. .20 X-2 508100 PHONO SOCKET
C-21 928921 ,0022 MFD-CERAMIC DISK
SET SCREW _0 \/ -11111PI11\L 2 G22 925434 2 MFD-ELECTROLYTIC
±20%500V.
50V.
,20
.80 813067 TUBE SHIELD FOR 128A6 ,10
ADJUST HOLE ,,,' C-23
G24
925391
928922
4 MFD-ELECTROLYTIC NP
.0047 MFD-CERAMIC DISK
50V.
±20%500V.
.85
.20
413066
819107
TUBE SHIELD FOR 12ÁT7
4 -SPEED CHANGER
.10
G25 928922 .0047 MFD-CERAMIC

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CTA GLASS DIELECTRIC
DISK ±20%500N. .20
CABINET PARTS LIST, MODEL 8958

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NYLON / III
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Cabinet - Specify color
DIAL DRIVE 592064A Grille' Cloth
DRIVE NYLONGEAR SCREW p umm)/L3 413223 Control Panel
CORD 604054
SHAFT WORM J. MedaIlion
MIXER COUPLING 562519 Felt Feet
SLUG LOOP 180184 Speaker - 2Y," x 10"
TO P018 180185 Speaker - 3Y±'
V-2 925391 Electrolytic Capacitor, 4 MFD, NP
413162 Pilot light brocket
560612 Masonite back
583075 Line cord
Fig. 5 - BOTTOM VIEW OF TUNER (IN MAX. CW POSITION WITH SHIELD REMOVED) 460997A Knob - Vol. Tone
460999A Knob - Tuning
460998A Knob - Switch-Phono -Am -Fm
MECHANICAL TUNER PARTS (ELECTRICAL PARTS LISTED IN CHASSIS PARTS LIST)
471066 - Slug Assembly 413064 - Flat Spring

460961 - Drive Shaft (Nylon) 460962 - Gear (Nylon) with set screw
265112 - Drive Screw 275095 - Thrust Washer, Rear
413065 - Shaft Plate 275096 - Thrust Washer, Front
©John F. Rider
STOCK NO. 4-V-17 CODE NO. 1-8-3RP8
MANUAL No 4-599
SPECIFICATIONS
Firestone PORTABLE
Cabinet Dimensions
Shipping Weight
Power Supply
Width
8 lbs.
12 in., Height 5 in., Length
105-125 volts AC 50/60 cycles

Standard Broadcast Band
10 in.
TuningRange ............................................................
RADIO PHONOGRAPH Loud Speaker 4 in. P.M.
Voice Coil Impedance 3.2 ohms at 400 cycles

STOCK NO. 4.V.17
CODE NO. 1.8.3RP8 Power Output
Tube Complement I --
Maximum 1.8 watts
12AU6-Converter
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, SERVICE MANUAL AND PARTS CATALOG I
I
-- 12AV6-Detector-lst Audio
SOCS-Power Amplifier
35W4-Rectifier
For alignment or repairs, remove motor board by unscrewing 4 Philipshead
motorboard bolts.
IMPORTANT: Do not lose or destroy these instructions. Read

them carefully and keep for future reference and correct needle ALIGNMENT
replacement.
A. Equipment
IMPORTANT: This instrument is designed to operate from a
The following equipment is necessary for proper alignment:
105-125 volt 60 cycles AC power source only. If in doubt check as listed, modulated 400
1. Signal Generator that will provide the test frequencies
with your local power company before connecting the instrument.
cycles 30%.
TO OPERATE RADIO 2. Non-metallic screwdriver.

3. Output Meter.
1. Turn ON-OFF VOLUME knob clockwise and wait until set warms up. Then push RADIO -PHONO
SLIDE SWITCH to radio position. The turntable will not revolve with switch in this position. It
B. Test Set Up
will revolve with switch in phono position only.
Volume control-maximum, all adjustments
..o signal applied to antenna.
2. Tune STATION SELECTOR DIAL knob so that arrow points to desired station, and adjust Connect .01 condenser in series with output lead of signal generator.
chassis.
volume to your preference. Connect ground lead of signal generator to common ground above
Connect Output Meter across Voice Coil.
NOTE: This model has an external antenna connection for remote pickup.
GENERATOR TRIMMER TO TRIMMER

DIAL GENERATOR DUMMY
TO OPERATE PHONOGRAPH CONNECTION BE ADJUSTED ADJUSTMENT
SETTING FREQUENCY ANTENNA
1. Place record on turntable. Move speed indicator to proper speed (33 1/3, 45, or 78). Maximum
.1 MFD 12AU6 Grid IF Top and
Fully open 455 KC
NOTE: The wrong speed may cause damage to the record, so be SURE to use correct speed. Bottom
Loosely couple Osc. section of Maximum

2. Then place pick up arm on start of record. Push RADIO -PHONO SLIDE SWITCH to PHONO. Fully open 1620 KC
This will start the motor. generator to tuning condenser
"Loop Antenna"
3. Adjust the volume control to your preference.
Loosely couple Ant. section of Maximum
Tune in signal
NOTE: If a 45 RPM record is used, twist adapter counterclockwise to raise it and fit record onto generator to tuning
adapter. 1400 KC from
"Loop Antenna" condenser
generator.
4. To shut unit off turn ON-OFF VOLUME Knob counter -clockwise until switch clicks off.
TO CHANGE NEEDLE:
DO NOT DROP PICK UP ARM ON RECORD. This can cause damage
to cartridge, needle or by small screw on cartridge. Loosen screw, remove
record. Raise tone arm to vertical position. Needle is held
defective needle and replace.
Put pick up arm into arm rest before closing the cabinet. needle and cartridge.
NOTE: For best results use exact replacement
when unit is not in use. This will help to
IMPORTANT Set Speed Selector lever to "OFF" position
-
prevent flat spots from developing on idler wheel.
©John F. Rider CODE 1-8-3RP8

CHASSIS 120431B
CHASSIS PARTS LIST, CHASSIS 1204318
LIST LIST
SYMB. PT. NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE SYMB, PT. NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE
RESISTORS CAPACITORS (CONTINUED!
R -I 351132 470.000 OHM-CARBON ±20% 1/20'. .14 C-26 928922 .0047 MFD-CERAMIC DISK ±20% 500V. .20
R-2 351132 470,000 OHM -CARBON ±20% 1/2W. .14 C-27 928924 .01 MFGCERAMIC DISK ZSU 500V. .20
.31 PART 470,000 OHM -CARBON ±20% 1/21Y. .14 G26 928914 220 MMF-CERAMIC DISK ±20%500N. ,20
R-4 OF 330 OHM -CARBON 710% 1/2W, .14 C-29 923524 .022 MFD-PAPER ±20% 400V. .25
R-5 TUNER 100 OHM -CARBON ±10% 1/2W. .14 C-30 925433 50 MFGELECTROLYTIC 25V. .95
R-6 340812 22,000 OHM -CARBON 110% I/2W. .14 0-31 923754 .047 MFD-PAPER ±20% 600V. .25
R-7 PART OF 470,000 OHM -CARBON ±20% I/2W. .14 C-32 920754 .047 MFD-PAPER ±20% 600V. .25
R-8 TUNER 10,000 OHM -CARBON ± 1/2W.
S% .14 C-03
R-9 350372 330 OHM -CARBON
925432 80 MFGELECTROLYTIC 150V. 1.80
±20% 1/2W. .14 0.34 PT.OF C-33
R-10 351332 3.3 MEGOHM-CARBON
60 MFGELECTROLYTIC 150V,
'_20% 1/24. .14 C-35 PT.OF G33
R-11 351132 470,000 OHM -CARBON ±20% 1/2W. .14 G36 922208
50
.047
MFD-ELECTROLYTIC 150V. m
MFD-MOLDED (U.L. BYPASS/600V.
300 200 100 0- 100 200 00 R-12 350372 330 OHM -CARBON ±20% I/2W. .14 0.37 928921 .0022 MFD-CERAMIC DISK ±20% 500V.
.35
.20
FREOUENCY OEVIAT ON IN kt R-13 340852 33,000 OHM -CARBON ±10% 1/2W. .14 m
Fig. 2 - FM RATIO DETECTOR Fig. 3 - TUBE AND TRIMMER LOCATIONS
R-14
R -I5
340812
390537
22,000 OHM -CARBON
2 MEGOHM-VOLUME CONTROL
±10% 1/2W. ,14
1.00
C-38
G391
G401 PART OF
928921
928921
.0022
.0022
MFGCERAMIC DISK
MFGCERAMIC DISK
±20% 500V.
±20% 500V.
.20
.20 z
N
.16 1,500 MFD-CERAMIC DISK 500V.
CHARACTERISTICS
R-17
350892
390538
47,000 OHM -CARBON
500,000 OHM -TONE CONTROL
±20%I/2W, ,14
AS
G41 f TUNER
G42 928894
1,500 MFDCERAMIC DISK
33 MMF-CERAMIC DISK
.0V.
±10% 500V. .20
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R-18 351372 4.7 MEGOHM-CARBON ±20% 1/2W, ,14 0.43 928921 .0022 MFGCERAMIC DISK ±10% 500V. .20
R-19 381052 220,000 OHM -CARBON ±20% 1/2W. .I4 G44 925447' 30 MFGELECTROLYTIC 150V.
.20 351132 470,000 OHM -CARBON ±2(.
\
1/2W. .14 'MAY BE PART OF C-33
R-21 394207 150 OHM -FUSE OHM ±10% 1/2W. ON SOME SETS.
R-22 397121 22 OHM -FUSE OHM ±10% .80
TAPERED R-23 394208 470 OHM -WIRE WOUND TUBES
SLIDE DIAL POINTER
irg-M2) ±10%7W,
(STEP 2) R-24 380372 330 OHM -CARBON ±20% IW. .16 V-1 800524 VACUUM TUBE 12BÁ6
U OO R-25 350372 330 OHMCARBON ±20% 1/2W. .14 V-2 800047 VACUUM TUBE 12AT7 fM TUNER)
I
R-26 PT. OF TUNER V-3 800525 VACUUM TUBE 1213E6
Cj),\
i R-27 351292 2.2 MEA OHM CARBON ±20% 1/2W. .14 V-4 800524 VACUUM TUBE 12BA6
R-28 340932 68,000 OHM -CARBON ±10% 1/2W. V-5 800524 VACUUM TUBE 12BÁ6
KNOT
R-29 370252 100 OHM -CARBON ±10% 1W. V-6 800029 VACUUM TUBE 1978
I
. V-7 800021 VACUUM TUBE 3505
061 i CAPACITORS
GI 928969 47 MMF-CERAMIC U.L. ±20% .20 SE-I 817072 SELENIUM RECTIFIER 1.80
TUNING! G2 928968 10 MMF-CERAMIC U.L. ±10% .20 471064 TUNER ASSEMBLY
G3 928860
FM 21.00
47 MMF-CERAMIC ±10% 500V. .20
1' ROTAT
G4 962227 1,000 MMF-FEEGTHRU COILS 6 TRANSFORMERS
NOTE. SHAF TE G5 962227 1,000 MMF-FEED-THRU L1 710031 FM ANTENNA COIL .15
TUNING SHAFT IN
FIG.A SHOWN WITH (FIG AI
,
1601g.',.!7 CCW G6
G7Á
982228
PART OF
2,000 MMF-FEED L-2
L-3
PART OF
TUNER
RF COIL (FM)
OSC. COIL (FMI
GANG IN FULLY (FIG.B)
CLOSED POSITION. 2 TURNS CLOSELY C-7 TUNER L-4 700134 BARL OOP ANTENNA 1.70
DIAL CORD TO BE 3334°LONG. WOUND C. TTURNSCLOSELISY GOA 900175 VARIABLE CAPACITOR-R.F. SECTION 3,05 WS 716122 OSCILLATOR COIL .70
WOUND CLOCKWE. G8B PT. OF C-8A VARIABLE CAPACITOR-OSC. SECTION L-6 705029 FILAMENT CHOKE ,I5
TO STRING DIAL CT -A PART OF T-1 720307 1ST FM I.F. TRANSFORMER 1.60
STRING THROUGH SMALLER DIAMETER OF TAPEIIE HOLES (FIGS) AND KNOT. CT -EI TUNER T-2 720075 1ST AM I.F.
TRANSFORMER 1.75
PULL KNOT THROUGHHOLE (FIGS) 4ND ROTATE SHAFT COUNTERCLOCKWISE CT -C PT. OF C -8A TRIMMER-R.F. SECTION T-3 '/20307 2ND FM I.F.
TRANSFORMER 1.60
UNTIL GANG IS FULLY CLOSED. CT -D PT.OFC-8A TRIMMER-OSC. SECTION
3. WIND TREAR TURNS CLOCKWISE. T-4 720075 2ND AM I.F.
TRANSFORMER 1,75
4. LOOPSTRING OVER PULLEY í® AND STUDS()AND©(FIG.A).
C-9 962229 9.5 MMF-DISC N-80 T-5 708341 RATIO DETECTOR TRANSFORMER 2.35
5. WIND 2 FRONT TURNS COUNTERCLOCKWISE WORKING TOWARDS FRONT OF SHAFT. GIOt PART OF 1,500 MMF-DISC T-6 734164 AUDIO OUTPUT TRANSFORMER 1.60
6. STRING LOOPED CORD UNDER PULLEY Q (FIG.M. C-1 f TUNER 80 MMF-DISC
Fig. 4 - DIAL CORD STRINGING C-12
C-13
928967
923534
5
,033
MMF-CERAMIC DISKN-1400±10%50ON.
MFGPAPER ±20%SOON.
.20
,25
SP -1
SP-2
180185
180184
SPEAKER -PM -3-1/2n
SPEAKER -PM -10 X 2-1/2N
C-14 928924 ,01 MFGCERAMICDISK ZSU 500V. .20 S1V-1 PT. OF R-15 ON-OFF SWITCH
G15 928922 .0047 MFGCERAMICDISK ±20%500V. .20 SW -2 510133 FUNCTION SWITCH
G16 928914 220 MFGCERAMICDISK ±207,500N. .20
-I
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G17 928921 .0022 MFGCERAMICDISK ±20%500N. .20
P 583075 INTERLOCK SOCKET 6 LINE CORD
NYLON GEAR 0-18 928919 .001 MFGCERAMICDISK ±20%500v. ,20
P-2 585233 SOCKET 6 CABLE ASSEMBLY
CRIMPED END RF SLUG 0.19 928912 100 MMF-CERAMIC DISK ±20%500V. .20 X-1 505014 INTERLOCK PLUG
0
SET SCREW OF RF SLUG G20 928802 6.8 MMF-CERAMIC DISK ± 5%500V. .20 X-2 508100 PHONO SOCKET
SET SCREW
ADJUST HOLE
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-ulmlluL 2 0-21
C-22
C-23
G24
C.25
928921
925434
925391
928922
928922
,0022 MFGCERAMIC DISK
2
4
MFGELECTROLYTIC
MFGELECTROLYTIC NP
.0047 MFGCERAMIC DISK
,0047 MFGCERAMIC DISK
50V
±20%500V.
50V.
±20%500N.
±20%500V.
.20
.80
.85
.20
.20
413067
413066
819107
TUBE SHIELD FOR I28Á6
TUBE SHIELD FOR 12A T7
4 -SPEED CHANGER
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GLASS DIELECTRIC
(WINDOW) CABINET PARTS LIST. MODEL 8958
NYLON v / / ial Cabinet - Specify color
Grille Cloth
i jL3 592064A
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DRIVE DIAL
CORD
NYLON SCREW p uminl 413223 Control Panel
SHAFT WORM GEAR 604054 Medallion
OSC MIXER COUPLING 562519 Felt Feet
SLUG. LOOP 180184 Speaker - 21h" x 10"
TO PIN 8 180185 Speaker - 31h"
V-2 925391 Electrolytic Capacitor, 4 MFD, NP
413162 Pilot light bracket
560612 Mason ite back
583075 Line cord
Fig. 5 - BOTTOM VIEW OF TUNER (IN MAX. CW POSITION WITH SHIELD REMOVED) 460997A
460999A
Knob -
Vol. Tone
-
Knob Tuning
460998A Knob - Switch -Phono-Am -Fm
MECHANICAL TUNER PARTS (ELECTRICAL PARTS LISTED IN CHASSIS PARTS LIST)
471066 - Slug Assembly 413064 - Flat Spring

460961 - Drive Shaft (Nylon) 460962 - Gear (Nylon) with set screw
265112 - Drive Screw 275095 - Thrust Washer, Rear
413065 - Shaft Plate 275096 - Thrust Washer, Front
©John F. Rider
STOCK NO. 4-V-17 CODE NO. 1-8-3RP8
MANUAL No 4-599
SPECIFICATIONS
'Firestone Cabinet Dimensions .............

Shipping Weight .....................
Power Supply .........................
Width 12 in., Height 5 in., Length 10 in.
8 bs. l
105-125 volts AC 50/60 cycles

PORTABLE Tuning Range ......................... Standard Broadcast Band
Intermediate Frequency ........ 455 KC
RADIO PHONOGRAPH Loud Speaker ......................... 4 in. P.M.
Voice Coil Impedance .......... 3.2 ohms et 400 cycles
STOCK NO. 4-V-17
CODE NO. 1.8.3RP8 Power Output ..........................
Tube Complement ............... I --
Maximum 1.8 watts
12AU6-Converter
12AV6-Detector-lst
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, SERVICE MANUAL AND PARTS CATALOG I
I
-- SOCS-Power Amplifier
35W4-Rectifier
Audio
bolts.
For alignment or repairs, remove motor board by unscrewing 4 Philipshead motorboard
IMPORTANT: Do not lose or destroy these instructions. Read

them carefully and keep for future reference and correct needle ALIGNMENT
replacement.
A. Equipment
IMPORTANT: This instrument is designed to operate from a
105-125 volt 60 cycles AC power source only. If in doubt check as listed, modulated 400
1. Signal Generator that will provide the test frequencies
with your local power company before connecting the instrument.
cycles 30%.
TO OPERATE RADIO 2. Non-metallic screwdriver.
3. Output Meter.
1. Turn ON-OFF VOLUME knob clockwise and wait until set warms up. Then push RADIO -PHONO
SLIDE SWITCH to radio iosition. The turntable will not revolve with switch in this position. It
B. Test Set Up
will revolve with switch in phono position only.
Volume control -maximum, all adjustments
No signal applied to antenna.
2. Tune STATION SELECTOR DIAL knob so that arrow points to desired station, and adjust Connect .01 condenser in series with output lead of signal generator.
chassis.
volume to your preference. Connect ground lead of signal generator to common ground above
NOTE: This model has an external antenna connection for remote pickup.
GEN ERATOR TRIMMER TO TRIMMER

DIAL GENERATOR DUMMY
TO OPERATE PHONOGRAPH CONNECT ION BE ADJUSTED ADJUSTMENT
SETTING FREQUENCY ANTENNA
1. Place record on turntable. Move speed indicator to proper speed (33 1/3, 45, or 78). Maximum
455 KC .1 MFD 12AU6 Grid IF Top and
Fully open
NOTE: The wrong speed may cause damage to the record, so be SURE to use correct speed. Bottom
2. Then place pick up arm on start of record. Push RADIO -PHONO Loosely couple Osc. section of Maximum
SLIDE SWITCH to PHONO. Fully open 1620 KC
This will start the motor. generator to tuning condenser
"Loop Antenna"
3. Adjust the volume control to your preference.
Loosely couple Ant. section of Maximum
Tune in signal
NOTE: If a 45 RPM record is used, twist adapter counterclockwise to raise it and fit record onto generator to tuning
adapter. 1400 KC from
"Loop Antenna" condenser
generator.
4. To shut unit off turn ON-OFF VOLUME Knob counter -clockwise
until switch clicks off.
TO CHANGE NEEDLE:
DO NOT DROP PICK UP ARM ON RECORD. This can cause damage
to cartridge, needle or by small screw on cartridge. Loosen screw, remove
record. Raise tone arm to vertical position. Needle is held
defective needle and replace.
Put pick up arm into arm rest before closing the cabinet. and cortridge.
NOTE: For best results use exact replacement needle
position when unit is not in use. This will help
to
IMPORTANT - Set Speed Selector lever to "OFF"
prevent flot spots from developing on idler wheel.
©John F. Rider CODE 1-8-3RP8

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PARTS LIST - STOCK NO. 4 - V -17

Part No. Description List Price
231120 *Cabinet
229017 6.00
*Motorboard 1.20
270138 *Knob, with Arrow .23
270112 *Knob, Plain .08
310121 *8" 3 Speed 117V. Alliance Motor 10.88
315013 *8" Turntable, Rust, with White "45" Adapter 1.50
321017 Astatic Tone Arm 1.00
321510 Astatic Cartridge 16L3 6.20
329201 Asiatic 2 Mil Straight Shank Needle #14-2 1.00
414001 *4" Speaker 3.80
583020 40 x 40 x 20 MFD-150V. Elect. Cond. CE -1028 1.20
590020 *CV67 Variable Condenser 2.33
420006 *PC 151 Printed Circuit .66
360081 *VC 42 1.0 Megohm Vol. Control-with Switch .85
450010 *LF 57 IF Transformer 1,16
455055 *LC 54-3 Osc: Coil .74
464018 *LPFE-24 Ferrite Loop Antenna 1.24
370024 *Slide Switch DPDT Sw 44 .26
350002 12AU6 Tube 2.12
350005 12AV6 or 12AT6 Tube 1.64
350004 SOCS Tube 2.08
350003 35W4 Tube 1.32
NOTE - All parts not appearing on parts list may be replaced with any standard
replacement part of similar type and value.
* Use genuine factory replacements for items marked with an asterisk. These parts
may be ordered from your Firestone Parts Warehouse.
©John F. Rider
STOCK NO. 4-A-158 CODE NO. 1-8-51/284
SPECIFICATIONS
Cabinet Dimensions .................................. Width II in., Height 8 in., Depth 7 in.
Shipping weight .......................................... 7% lbs.
Power supply. . 105-125 volts AC 50/60 cycle
Tuning Range ............................................ Standard Broadcast Band
Intermediate Frequency ............................ 455 KC
Loud Speaker ..................................._......... 4 in. P.M.
Voice Coi Impedance .............................. 3.2 ohms at 400 cycles
I
Power Output .............................................. Maximum 1.8 watts

Tube Complement ...................................... 1 -
12BE6-Converter
fi re s to n e
1 - 12BA6-I.F. Amplifier
1 - 12AV6-Detector-AVC-lst Audio
1 - 5005-Power Amplifier
1 - 35W4-Rectifier
To Remove Chassis:
1. Pull both knobs off front of cabinet
2. Remove 4 Phillips head screws tying back to front of cabinet.
3. Remove 4 hex-head chassis bolts on bottom of cabinet.
4. Pull chassis out.
Io Remove Clock
1. Remove 2 clock knobs on face of clock by pulling away from cabinet.
2. Remove 4 hex -head nuts inside cabinet from clock mounting plate.
3. Remove clock by pulling towards rear of cabinet.
RESISTANCE-CHART
PIN 1 PIN 2 PIN 3 PIN 4 PIN 5 PIN 6 PIN 7

128E6 22K 1.2 36 24 2.2*K 2.2*K 3.2Meg
12BA6 3.2Meg 0 24 12 2.2*K 2.2*K 180
12AV6 6.8Meg 0 0 12 1Meg 1Meg 472*K
CLOCK RADIO 5005 150 470K 36 85 150 2.2*1< 180*
35W4 NC NC 85 120 115 115 ^,
Measurements token with Vl VM between B-and socket pins except for readings marked
with *asterist, which were taken between pin 7of 35W4 and socket pin. All readings
with set disconnected, volume control fully (CW) open, clock set to "Off'.
Readings may vary plus or min6s 20%
+This reading taken with filter cond. fully discharged.
NC= No Connection
= Infinite
ALIGNMENT
A. Equipment
1. Signal Generator that will provide modulated test frequencies as listed.
2. Non-metallic screwdriver.
3. Output Meter.
SERVICE MANUAL AND PARTS
CATALOG B. Test Set Up
Volume control-maximum, all adjustments.
STOCK NO. 4-A-158 Connect .1 condenser in series with output lead of signal generator.
Connect ground lead of signal generator to B-.
CODE NO. 1-8-51/284 Connect Output Meter across Voice Coil.
Generator-output lust sufficient to get reading.
DIAL GENERATOR DUMMY GENERATOR TRIMMER TO TRIMMER

SETTING FREQUENCY ANTENNA CONNECTION BE ADJUSTED ADJUSTMENT
Fully open 455 KC .1 MFD 1213E6 Grid 1st IF Top and Maximum
Bottom
Fully open 455 KC .1 MFD 12BE6 Grid 2nd IF Top and Maximum
Bottom
Fully open 1620 KC Loosely couple Osc. section of Maximum
generator to tuning condenser
"Loop Antenna"
Tune in signal As above Mt. section of Maximum
1400 KC from 14nn KC tuning condenser
generator.
©John F. Rider CODE 1-8-51/284

CODE 1-8-51/284
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PARTS LIST
PART NO. DESCRIPTION LIST PRICE
250370 *Plastic Cabinet, Front, White $2.20

250313 *Plastic Cabinet, Rear, Gold 1.84
272261 *Knob, Gold .16
250312 *Plastic Cabinet, Rear, Blue 1.84
272260 *Knob, Blue .16
404006 Speaker, 4" P.M. 2.48
45oG23 *I.F. Transformer TI & T2 1.02
. ,.5 Electrolytic 50 x 30/150V .92
430330 *Output Transformer 1.00
455075 *Oscillator Coil .64
368030 *Volume Control, Meg. 1 .60
464028 *Ferrite Loop 1.12
590054 *Variable Condenser w. drum 2.45
420006 PC 151 Couplate .62
260068 Dial Crystal .10
384020 Clock 11.00
272252 Clock Knobs .02
NOTE: - All parts not appearing on parts list may be replaced with any standard replacement port of similar
type and value.
*Use Genuine factory replacements for items marked with an asterisk. These parts may be ordered from your
Firestone Parts Warehouse.
©John F. Rider
STOCK NO. 4-A-157 CODE NO. 1-8-51/283
SPECIFICATIONS
Cabinet Dimensions .................................. Width 11 in., Height 8 in., Depth 7 in.
Shipping wtight .......................................... 714lbs.
Power supply. 105-125 volts AC 50/60 cycle
Tuning Range ............................................ Standard Broadcast Band
Intermediate Frequency ............................ 455 KC
Loud Speaker. 4 in. P.M.
Voice Coil Impedance .............................. 3.2 ohms at 400 cycles
Power Output .............................................. Maximum 1.8 watts
Tube Complement ...................................... - 12BE6-Convertor
1
1- 12BA6-1.F. Amplifier
1 - 12AV6-Detector-AVC-lst Audio .
1 - 5005-Power Amplifier
- 35W4-Rectifier
n
1
To Remove Chassis:
'Fi resto
1. Pull both knobs off front of cabinet
2, Remove 4 Phillips head screws flying back to front of cabinet.
3. Remove 4 hex -head chassis bolts on bottom of cabinet.
To Remove Clock
1. Remove 2 clock knobs on face of clock by pulling away from cabinet.
2. Remove 4 hex -head nuts inside cabinet from clock mounting plate.
3. Remove clock by pulling towards rear of cabinet.
RESISTANCE-CHART
PIN 1 PIN 2 PIN 3 PIN 4 PIN 5 PIN 6 PIN 7
12BE6 22K 1.2 36 24 2.2*K 2.2"K 3.2Meg

12BA6 3.2Mtg 0 24 12 2.2*K 2.2*K 180
12AV6 6.8Meg 0 0 12 1Meg lbleg 472"K
SOCS 150 470K 36 85 150 2.2*K 180*
35W4 NC NC 85 120 115 115 ^'+
CLOCK RADIO Measurements taken with VTVM between B-and socket pins except for readings marked
with .astarizt, ..-hich were token between pin 7 of 35W4 and socket pin. All readings
with set disconnected, volume control fully (CW) open, clock set to "Off".
Readings may vary plus or minus 20%
+This rending taken with filter cond. fully discharged.
NC. No Connection
= Infinite
ALIGNMENT
A. Equipment
1. Signal Generator that will provide modulated test frequencies as listed.
3. Output Meter.
B. Test Set Up
Volume control-maximum, all adjustments.
SERVICE MANUAL AND PARTS CATALOG Connect .1 condenser in series with output lead of signal generator.
STOCK NO. 4-A-157 Generator-output lust sufficient to get reading.
CODE NO. 1-8-51/283 DUMMY GENERATOR TRIMMER TO TRIMMER
DIAL GENERATOR
FREQUENCY ANTENNA CONNECTION BE ADJUSTED ADJUSTMENT
SETTING
.1 MPS 12BE6 Grid 1st IF Top and Maximum
Fully open 455 KC
Bottom
.1 MFD 12BE6 Grid 2nd IF Top and Maximum
Fully open 455 KC
Bottom
Loosely couple Ose. section of Maximum
Fully open 1620 KC
generator to tuning condenser
"Loop Antenna
Tune in signal As above Ant. section of Maximum
tuning condenser
1400 KC from 1400 KC
generator.

CODE 1-8-51/283
PARTS LIST

250301 *Plastic Cabinet, Rear, Red 1.84
272262 *Knob, Tuning, Red .24
272259 *Knob, Volume, Red .16
250304 *Plastic Cabinet, Rear, Pink 1.84
272251 *Knob, Tuning, Pink .24
272250 *Knob, Volume, Pink .16
404006 Speaker, 4" P.M. 2.48
450023 *I.F. Transformer TI & T2 1.02
582005 Electrolytic 50 x30/150V .92
430330 *output Transformer 1.00
368030 *Volume Control, Meg. 1
.60
590052 *Variable Condenser 2.12
420006 PC 151 Couplate .62
260015 *Clock Crystal .30
384019 *Clock 10.60
272224 *Clock Knobs .02
NOTE - All parts not appearing on parts list may be replaced with any standard replacement part of similar
type and value.
*Use Genuine factory replacements for items marked with an asterisk. These parts may be ordered
from your
Firestone Parts Warehouse.
TUBE LOCATIONS
12BE6 12BA6
R51,
L00PERRIT.E
SPEAKER
LL VOLTAGE READINGS
RE DC TAKEN WITH VTVM,
.3ETWEEN B- AND PIN,
WITH ±10% TOLERANCE
oV e-
A 3 3 APPLIANCE OUTLET
1000 WATTS
EXCEPT AS SHOWN, Atl RESISTORS ARE 1/2WATT S CAPAOITORS ARE 200 V. 963120
©John F. Rider
STOCK NO. 4-A-156 CODE NO. 1-8-51/184
SPECIFICATIONS
Cabinet Dimensions Width 11 in., Height 8 in., Depth 7 in.
Shipping weight 7lbs.
Power supply 105-125 volts AC 50/60 cycle, or DC
Tuning Range Standard Broadcast Band
Loud Speaker 4 in. P.M.
Voice Coil Impedance 3.2 ohms at 400 cycles
Power Output Maximum 1.8 watts
Tube Complement 1-12BE6-Converter
1-12BA6-I,F, Amplifier
1 -12AV6-Detector-AVC-1 st Audio
1-5005-Polder Amplifier
1-35W4-Rectifier
To Remove Chassis:
1. Pull both knobs off front of cabinet.
T'í resto ne
2. Remove 4 Phillips head screws tying back to front of cabinet.
3. Remove 4 hex -head chassis bolts on bottom of cabinet. .
PIN PIN 3 PIN 4 PIN 5 PIN 6 PIN 7

PIN 1 2
1.2 36 24 2.2"K 2.2*K 3.2Meg

12BE6 22K
12BA6 3.2Meg 0 24 12 2.2*K 2.2"K 180
6.8Meg 0 0 12 1Meg 1Meg 472"K

12AV6
36 85 150 2.2*6 180"
5005 150 470K
-
NC 85 120 115 115

35W4 NC
except for readings marked
Measurements taken with VTVM between B-andsockot pins pin. All readings
with * asterisk, which were taken between pin 7 of 35W4 and socket
with set disconnected, volume control fully (CW) open.
5 T UBE AC -DC Readings may vary plus or minus 20%.
+This reading taken with filter cond. fully discharged.
NC =No Connection
RADIO RECEIVER =Infinite

ALIGNMENT
A. Equipment
1. Signal Generator that will provide modulated test
frequencies as listed.
3. Output Meter.
B. Test Set Up
Volume control-maximum, all adjustments
signal generator.
Connect .1 condenser in series with output lead of
SERVICE MANUAL AND PARTS CATALOG Generator-output just sufficient to get reading.
GENERATOR TRIMMER TO TRIMMER

STOCK NO. 4-A-156 DIAL GENERATOR DUMMY
CONNECTION BE ADJUSTED ADJUSTMENT
CODE NO. 1-8-51/184 SETTING FREQUENCY ANTENNA
12BE6 Grid IstIF Top and Maximum
455 KC , .1 MFD
Fully open Bottom
I2BE6 Grid 2nd IF Top and Maximum
Fully open 455 KC ..1 MFD
Bottom
Ose. section of Maximum
1620 KC Loosely couple
Fully open tuning condenser
generator to
"Loop o
Antenna .
As above Ant. section of Maximum

Tune in sig- tuning
nal 1400 KC 1400 KC
condenser
from genera-
tor.

CODE 1-8-51/184
1282 12ÁV6
T1
Ti .0t/ 400
IV
T3
351'4
gWITON Op
VOL. LOXT.
%(/
960119
TUBE LOCATIONS
5
DIAL CORD
12BE6 I4BA6
CO STRINGING DIAGRAM
12ÁV6 33W9
POINTEN TNNON TUNNg

EE gHAFTEE
xEXE?UÑIÑOE
PARTS LIST

250213 *Plastic Cabinet, Rear, Gold 1.84
272261 *Knob, Gold .16
250214 *Plastic Cabinet, Rear, Pink 1.84
272250 *Knob, Pink .16
404006 Speaker, 4" P.M. 2.48
450023 *I.F. Transformer TI & T2 1.02
582005 Electrolytic 50 x 30/150V .92
430330 *Output Transformer 1.00
368029 *Volume Control, Meg., w/switch
1 .83
590054 *Variable Condenser w. drum 2.45
420006 PC 151 Couplate .62
NOTE - All parts not appearing on parts list may be replaced with any standard replacement part of similar
type and value.
*Use Genuine factory replacements for items marked with an asterisk. These parts may be ordered from your
Firestone Parts Warehouse
©John F. Rider
S -C415-2
COVERS
MODELS
C415 A,C
PRELIMINARY SERVICE DATA C416A,C
C417 A, C
SUPERSEDES S -C415 -1
TO REMOVE CHASSIS FROM CABINET

SPECIFICATIONS
Voltage 105-120 Volts, 60 Cycles AC 1. Remove tuning, volume and timer knobs.
ELECTRICAL from shaft at back of
2. Remove time' set knob
RATING: Wattage at 117 Volts 31 Watts
cabinet. Hold shaft and turn knob counter clock-
Undistorted Watt wise.
POWER 1
Remove five hex -head screws on cabinet back.
-
Maximum 1.75 Watts 3.

OUTPUT: cabinet.
Remove four hex -head screws on bottom of
TUBE
VI Osc.-Cony. "A" Version 12AÚ6 6. Remove timer by unscrewing four Phillips head
V1 Osc.-Cony. "C" Version 12BE6 screws.
COMPLEMENT:
V2 I.F. Amplifier 12BA6 7. Unsolder speaker leads from speaker.
V3 Detector & Audio Amplifier 12AV6 8. Pull chassis out slowly.Leave leads from chassis
V4 Audio Output SOCS to timer attached for A.C.power while testing.
V5 Rectifier 35W4
CAUTION
GENERAL INFORMATION
The chassis uses the dip solder copper -plated
The clock in these models has the unique Snooz- printed circuit to eliminate most of the inter_
Alarm feature. The clock also provides automatic on- connecting wiring. When soldering, keep the heat
to
óf£ control of the radio and appliance receptacle at a minimum to prevent the printed wiring
from becoming
the rear of the cabinet. The clock used is a unbonded. A 35 watt soldering iron is recommended.
Te1EChron C114G2.
Always use an isolation transformer when servicing
TO REPLACE DIAL LIGHT this receiver to protect the test equipme't and
When the output d of
cabinet back. Push in dial light anl.FE B tube
Remove signal generator ito the gridof
1. 2. grid
thesonnel.
holder and release holder from bracket. 3. Pull This will prevent the out -
through a .05 capacitor.
holder out from rear of chassis. 4. Replace dial put impedance of the generator from having a loading
light. 5. Insert holder and snap on bracket. effect on the circuit.
PRELIMINARY REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
DESCRIPTION PRICE
DESCRIPTION PRICE CAT. NO. SYMBOL
CAT. NO.
MISCELLANEOUS (CONT'D.)
RB -1028 Cab.,Back,Ivory,Model C415 2.15 RHC-111 Clip, Dial Light .05

2.50
RB -1029 Cab.,Back,Pink,Model C416 2.15 RDC-032 Dial Cord,Bulk 25yds
RB -1030 Cab.,Back,Turquoise,Model C417
Cab., Front, Ivory,Model 0415
2.15
4.85
RHM-043
RHC-095
Retaining Ring,Tuning. Shaft .01
Clip, Tubular, (Speaker).... .05
r
<
AB -1025
RB -1026 Cab.,Front,Pink,Model C416 4.85 R1.1X-058 Socket, Dial Light 75
RB -1027 Cab.,Front,Turquoise,Model C417 4 85 á )1
RS-1173 Knob,Snooz-A1arm,Ivory,Mode1 C415 .20

Knob,SnooE-Alarm,Pink,Model C416 .20
RS-1172
RS -1171 Knob,Snooz-Alarm,Turq., Model C417 .20
RTL -197 T1,2 I.F. Transformer 1.40
L_a'J
RS -1096 Knob,Clock (Lever Type) .10_RS-1479 Oscillator Coil C415C .50
L2
RS -1170 Dnob, & Gold .25 1,00
RIC-142 L2 Oscillator Coil C415A
RS -1170 .Dial Scale& Window 3.25
Antenna, Iron Core C415A 1.25
RLL-064 LL
RDP-090 Dial Pointer Assembly .70
*_RS -1481 L1 Antenna, Iron Core C415C 1.20
RDW-112 Dial Back Window -Translucent .40
RTO-176 T3 Transformer, Output 2.05,
MISCELLANEOUS Ú
v
RB-1057 Speaker 4" 5.45

RRC-375 R3 'Vol. Cont. 1 Meg. C.T .... I .90
RS-1174 Plate,Power Cord .0S
RS-1179 Bracket, Antenna .10
CAPACITORS
RS -1181 Receptacle, Appliance .55
RS -1183 Terminal . .10 RCW-3216 C13 3mmf.,1207<,SOOv,ceramic.. .25
RS -1168 Rivet, Power Cord .OS
RCE-231 CALA,R Electrolytic 75-30@150v.. 2.10
Power Cord '95
RWL-039 REK-Oil C9A,B,C,D
RJJ-010 Receptacle, Power Cord .10
R4A,B,C Network .80
RJS-232 Socket, Tube W/Center Pin .25
RS -1302 C2 Capacitor .20
RJS-237 Socket, Tube .15 3.25
RCT-099 C1A,B,C ,D Tuning Capacitor C415A
RJS-182 Jack, Phono '15 *-RS-1480 COA,B,C,D Tuning Capacitor C415C 3.80.
RMX-343 Tuning Shaft Assembly .50
RMW-037 Pulley, Tuning Shaft .OS BY CAT. NOS. ARE COMMON ITEMS,
RMW-088 Pulley, Volume Shaft .10 OBTAINABLE FROM LOCAL RADIO PARTS JOBBERS.
RMS-130 Spring, Tuning Drum .15
not previously catalogued.
C
©John F. Rider MODELS C415A, C, C416A, C, C417A,
MODELS C420A, C421A, B, (:.42213
PARTS LIST CONT'D.

S -C420-1 n-Donotea Parte Not Previously
Ca0a1.oged.
TOLOG N0_ DESCRIPTION
COVERS I
L1ST PRICE All Part. Not Listed By Cat. Noe. Are

Common Items, Obtainable From
MODELS CABINET AND APPEARANCE ITEMS
Part. Jobbers.
Radio
C420Á .-R5-1475 St.00e-Alarm Bar Knnob,C422d
PRELIMINARY SERVICE DATA

.20 Price. Are Suggested if..
-K1-1476
C421Á,8 i Clock Crystal, 04710. 04228. .95 Subject To Change Without
Prices And
Notice,
C422B -R8-1478 Amin ter, C422B.
RDK-425 Tuning Volume Knob ,jÿ
SPECIFICATION, PARTS LIST CONT'D.
C420Á, Mahogany; C421.4,5, Blue; 'CATALOG NO, SYMBOL DESCRIPTION IL1S7 PRICE
I,:ABINET:
C4225, Rasa Beige
C5,6 .05m1 400V Paper
105-120 volt. A. C. 60 cycles C14,16 .02of.,4037.,Paper
ELECTRICAL
30 Watts C15,20121 .047mf.,6000.,Paper
RA TING:
LtisZER Watts POTENTIOMETER
Undistorted: .75
3171070 : Maximum: 1.25 Watts
-1
1 -RS -1219 R8 Volume Contro l,4megs..,, 1.90
SPEAKER: 5 lí4 C 400 cps.
COILS AND TRANSFORMERS
711E VI R. F. Amplifier 128,6
Laer1JLlEIFT: V2 Oac.-Converter 125E6 RS -1142 T2 Oscillator Coil .60
Li.
1. F. Amplifier 12BÁ6 RS -1143 T3,. I.F. Transformer 1.80
Det. b Audio Amplifier 12.676 RS -1145 T1 R.F. Transformer 2.20
Power Output 35C5 n -RS -1220 L1 Antenna 1.15
VO Rectifier 35004 n -RS -1222 TO Output Transformer 3.45
CENTRAL INFORMATION MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL.
The models C4700, C421A, C42115, and C4225 are 5 o -R5-1046 Speaker, 5 1/4" 6.25
rube plus rectifier superheterodyne radio -timer re - n -RS -1223 Appliance Receptacle .60
Rotolos. A R.F. amplifier stags is used to provide RJS-182 Phono Jack .15
Increased aensitivlty and selectivity. RJS-232 Tube Socket with center pio,(V3) .25
The volume control 1s used for both the radio and RJS-237 Tube Socket .15
phono volume. A ewicch at the center position of the RWL-039 Power Cord .95
control eliminates any radio olgoal fr®being audible RS -1128 Slide Switch (Tone Control) .35
when ltttening to the phono. A elide switch for tone RS -1183 Terminal .03
control Lt provided on the rear of the cabinet. MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL
Service on defective timer unite, (Telechron Cat. RS -1100 U Type but .05
No.C114C8) should be referred to the nearest C. E. RS -1127 Pulley 1/4" .05
Service Center or C. E. Service Scot lon. RS -1168 Shoulder Rivet (power cord) .05
TO REMOVE CHASSIS RS -1174 Plate (power cord) .03
1. Remove volume and tuning knobs. n -RS -1213 Socket, (pilot light) .55
2. Unscrew alarm set indicator knob (Rear). n -RS -1214 Lamp Hood .10
3. Remove back of cabinet. n -RS -1215 Tuning Shaft Assembly .65
4. Ltrerlder leads from speaker. n -RS -1216 Antenna Holder .10
5. Remove the cabinet top. n -RS -1323 Pilot Light 012 .80
6. Remove the cabinet bottom. n -RS -1324 Rubber Grommet .02
Timer lead should rosin connected s they are RJJ-010 Power Cord Receptacle .10
long enough of radio for repair.
to ollow removal RMS-130 Spring (Tuning gang) .15
ALIGNMENT CHART
TO RLYIVE SPEAKER RMS-374 Tube Shield Pin .02
Follow step 1 through 5 ao above. RMW-038 Pulley, 11/16" .10
1. Connect Test Receiver Adjust for
2. Remove the 4 heatmad screws froc around speaker. CABINET AND APPEARANCE ITEMS Step Test Oscillator Oscillator Tuning >exianm, Output
This will remove the speaker and speaker grille. Setting
MOTE: When servicing or aligning, shape use an n -RB -1037 Cabinet Top, Mahogany, G4200 4.70
isolation ttaa.Eormer to protect test equipment and n -RB -1038 Cabinet Top, Blue, C421A 4,70 128,6, V3 grid
per comae n -RB -1039 Cabinet Bottom, Mahogany, C420Á 3.55 1. (pin 1) in series
i .
Cores of 2nd
Alrys have volume control set for ...um
the n -RB -1040 Cabinet Bottom, Blue, C421Á,8 3.55 with a .05 mf. Tuning 1. F. Transformer T4
and reduce the signal input so Ait will not affect n -RB -1041 Cabinet Back, Mahogany, 04200 2.35 455KC. Gang
output. n -RB -1042 Cabinet Back, Blue, C421A,B 2,35 126E6, V2 grid Open Coree of let
n RB 1043 Grille, Mahogany, C420Á .80 2. (pin 7) in series I. F. Transformer T3
PRELIMIW.RT REPIACFIEIFT PARTS LIST n -RB -1044 Grille, Blue, C421A,11 .80 with a ,05 mf. (minimum capacity)
n RB 1074 Cabinet Top, Blue, C4210 4.70
DESCRIPTION 'LIST PRICE -RB -1075
n Cabinet Top, Rose Beige, C422B 4.70 3. Recheck adjustment
RB 1076
n Cabinet Bottom, Rose Beige, 14228 3.55 of T3 and 74
CAPACITORS n -RB -1077 Cabinet Back, Rose Belge,14220, 2.35
1620 KC Tuning
n RB 1078 Grille, Rose Beiges C422B .80
4'
RS -1114 118A,E 100-50m1.,150V 2.40 RS -1096 Clock Control Knob (lever type) .10 gang
RS -1191 C3
C19
1.8amf., 500V
6800mº£.,4501
.15 n -RS -1205 Window Dial Backing, C420A .55 :::,0::1:::::Mo08
3.1,-1202 .25 n -RS -1206 Window Dial Backing, C421Á, B .55
RS -1203 C12,13 220mmf 450V
500 KC Tune fr
.15 n -RS -1207 Snoo2-Alarm Bar Knob, B1ue,C421A,B .20
max. signal
RS -1204 C11 150®f.,4501 .15 n-RS -1208 Snooz-Alarm Bar Knob,Mahogany, C420A
-RS-1218 I C1A,R,ci -RS-1209 Clock Crystal, 1420A, C423Á
.20 6 C1B, Antenna trimmer
.95
0.8,1 Tuning Capacitor 6.80 n -RS -1210 Pointer, C420Á, 1421A, B .25 7. Approximately cores of R. F.
RCY-3075 C. 47af.,500¢, Paper ,25 n -RS -1217 Medallion .35 600 KC. Rock in Transformer, T1..
n -RS -1474 Window Dial Backing, C422B .55 With core Rock in with receiver
Of Tl tuning
8. Repeat
Steps 4,5,6,7
CJohn P. Rider
S -C435 A
COVERS -ro
MODEL
-435A
PRELIMINARY SERVICE DATA C
SPECIFICATIONS
CABINET: C435A, Antique White
OUTPUT: .9 Watts Undistorted

1.8 Watts Maximum
CLOCK: Telechron Model J201
OPERATING 540 - 1600 KC

FREQUENCIES: 455 KC I. F.
o
TO REMOVE CABINET BACK:
Remove time set knob from shaft at back of

cabinet. Hold time set shaft with long -nose pliers
and turn knobcounter clockwise to remove. Set
clock end using a soft cloth to pro-
cabinet on the
tect the finish.
with one hand.
Hold the line cord interlock
Place other hand on cabinet bottom
plug
with fingers around bottom edge of cabinet front, and

thumb on bottom edge of cabinet back in groove pro- TO REMOVE CRYSTAL: .®
0
000000
0e
vt
®IR
l
vided. Using the thumb, force the cabinet bottom u

away from the cabinet back to free the locking tabs 1. Remove clock control knob by pulling straight J
on the bottom of the cabinet back. Remove back by off; 2. Press down on the top of the crystal tightly
pulling away, freeing interlock and locking tabs at to release the top locking tab; 3. Move crystal up
top of cabinet back. from bottom releasing the bottom locking tab; 4. Lift
To replace cabinet back line the time set shaft crystal off carefully to prevent scratching on the
in the hole and place locking tabs on top of cabinet control shaft
back in slots on cabinet top. Push on bottom of To replace the crystal slide it over the control
t.gr -'
d Ë
s
cabinet back sliding the locking tabs up the beveled shaft and place bottom locking tab in position. Push
inclines and snap in slots. Make certain the inter- on top face of crystal sliding top locking tab"in
lock terminals and plug engage. Replace time set position.
4aS, fi /
/9
ª
knob by turning clockwise on shaft.

1-11,..!
ó ce. r' i
TO REMOVE CLOCK:
TO REMOVE CHASSIS FROM CABINET:
is
After removing cabinet back remove
the cabinet bottom that holds
the screw on
the chassis
support. The tuning knob is a captive knob and re-
board
Turn time set knob so that all hands are
twelve o'clock. Remove time set knob by holding shaft
at
with long -nose pliers and turn knob counter clockwise.

I--
®17-1.tlp
Remove chassis, speaker and crystal as described
mains in the cabinet front. Close the tuning gang to
previously. Remove each hand separately with recom-
prevent any possible damage to the plates. Slide one
mended hand lift tool4XC7OXL which is available from
hand under the printed chassis board placing the ® N11
:l
General Electric Servicenters. Remove the two tubular l
fingers over the front edge. Slide the board back
clips from inside the cabinet. r _
out of the grooves on either end simultaneously re-
When replacing the clock replace the hands in 1 6i
moving the tuning gang shaft from the tuning knob.
When replacing the chassis, close the tuning
the same position they were in before removal (twelve II,; o
gang and line the flat side of the tuning gang shaft
o'clock).
.3,1-2115-,
1
up with the flat in the tuning knob. Place the ends I
of the board in the grooves and push on the edge of REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
the board, not on the components. The tuning shaft r
will enter the tuning knob and the front edge of the CAT. N0. SYMBOL I DESCRIPTION PRICE
board will seat itself in the grooved bosses inside
CAPACITORS
L
the cabinet front. Replace the board support and
self -tapping screw.
RCE-215 COSA,B Elect. 75-30 @ 150V 2.00
TO REMOVE VOLUME CONTROL: CIA 1B
n -RS -1413
1C, 1D Thniog Gang 3.60
The volume control is attached to the REK-011 Bulplate .80
cabinet C12'13'
and may be removed by pulling the knob straight off
and removing the palmai. POTENTIOMETER
When replacing the volume control place the tab ¡
on the control in the groove provided. n-RS -14171 R3 I Volume Control 500K I 1.00
1O REMOVE SPEAKER: COILS & TRANSFORMERS
After removing the chaeeis board remove four n -RS-1409 LI Antenna (Iron Core) 1.15
tubular speaker clips and lift the speaker out of the n -RS-1437 L2 Oscillator Coil .65
cabinet. n -RS -1415 T1,2 I.F. Transformer 1.55
n -RS -1416 T3 output Transformer 2.20
©John F. Rider MODEL C -435A

MODEL C -435A
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST MODEL C435 (CONTINUE
CAT. NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE CAT. NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE

MISCELLANEOUS CABINET &APPEARANCE ITEMS
RMS-356 Clip, Captive (Tuning Knob) .05 n -RB -1063 Cabinet, Antique White 3.25
RHC-095 Clip, Tubular (Speaker)
O RS -1093 Extension, Shaft (Clock)
.05
.10
n -RS -1404
n -RS -1401
Cabinet Back, Masonite
Crystal, Clock
.25
.50
n -RS -1418 Terminals, Interlock
in .03 n -RS -1402 Clock Face
f
-1
RS -1188
RB -1057
Antenna, Clamp
Speaker 4"
.15
5.45
n -RS -1405
n -RS -1406
Second Nand
Alarm Hand
.60
.10
.10
RS -1455 Power Cord 1.00 n -RS -1407 Minute Nand .10
C) n-RS -1307
Y Tube Socket .10 n -RS -1408 Hour Hand .10
n-RS -1309 Tube Socket,7Pin W/Center Pin .15 n -RS -1464 Knob,Tuning W/Insert .85
RDK-425 Knob, Volume W/Insert .35
All Parts Not Listed By Catalog Number Are Common RS -1005 Knob, Clock .05
Items. Obtainable From Radin area Tnhhn,n
"n" - Denotes New Items Not Previously Cataloged.
Prices Are Suggested List Prices Subject

To Change Without Notice.
©John F. Rider
S -C 440A
COVERS
MODELS 33
C440A
PRELIMINARY SERVICE DATA C441A
SPECIFICATIONS PRELIMINARY REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST (CONTD.)

CABINET: C440A - White, Blue, & Silver CAT. NO. STIIIBOL DESCRIPTION PRICE
C441A - White, Black & Gold
POTENTIOMETER
OPERATING 540 - 1600 KC
FREQUENCIES: 455 - KC I. F. *-RS-15681 03 I Volume Control, 1 meg I 1.10
POWER Undistorted: 1 Watt COILS & TRANSFORMERS

OUTPUT: Maximum: 1.5 Watts
RS -1415 T1,2 Transformer, I.F 1.55
TUBE VI Osc. Conv. 12116 RS-1437 L2 Coil, Oscillator .65
COMPLEMENT: 02 I.F. Amplifier 12166 *-RS-1564 LI Antenna 1.40
V3 Det. & Audio Amplifier 11606 *-RS-1567 T3 Transformer, Output 2.15
V4 Power, Output SOCS
V5 Rectifier 35W4 MISCELLANEOUS
TO REMOVE CABINET BACK RB -1057 Speaker 5.45

RS -1323 Light, Pilot #12(Radio Dial) .25
1. Remove timer time -set knob from shaft on cabinet *-RS-1522 Tuning Shaft Assembly .70
back. *-RS-1557 Holder, Interlock .10
2. Remove two screws at top of cabinet back and one *-0S-1559 Socket, Pilot Light(for #43) .60
over appliance outlet. 0-00-1561 Socket, Pilot Light(for #12) .60
3. Remove two screws from line cord interlock plate. *-RS-1562 Hood, Pilot Light .15
A. Pull line cord interlock out slightly to disen- *-RS-1563 Light, -Pilot #43(Nite-Light) . 5 .1>o 2 4
gage. *-RS-1569 Receptacle, (Appliance) .55
5. Open cabinet back. *-RS-1570 Power Cord, (Ant. White) 1.40
6.81.1 15 sou
*-RS-1571 Interlock .10 12. 2. 11.1 25 15 n... 41500oh.
POINTER
To replace pilot light, set dial at 55, *-0S-1656 Switch, (Nite,ight) y3 TURN
then 1.05 128E6 22K 35 25 81500. 41500o.
remove light. *-110-1657 Clip, Spring, (0160 -Light) .05
ROC -032 Cord, Dial (25 yds. bulk) 5085 150.k. 4 JOK 35 _ .80 4701: 41500o.
2.50
TO REMOVE CRASS/0 ROC -095 Clip, Tubular .10 35314 re re 80 1 lo 105 105 VOLUME CONTROL
RJS-182 Connector, Phono .15
Follow steps one through'six as above.
1. OJO -232 Socket, (with center pin) .25 72:27:nr- o V5
Remove tuning and volume knobs.
2.
RJS-237 Socket,(w/o center pin) .15
3. Unsolder green wire from top right side of timer. OSES -130 Spring, (Tuning gang) .15
(Other end of wire enters circuit board near
electro
lyric capacitor.)
CABINET & APPEARANCE ITEMS TO ANTENNA LI
4. Unsolder leads from speaker.
5. Remove four screws from cabinet bottom. *-RB-1080 TO PHONO JACK TO CLOCK SWITCH
Cabinet Front, Blue, C4402,
NOTE: When servicing or aligning this receiver, (Assem.) Cabinet Back, White
always use an isolation transformer to protect test Crystal 11.30
equipment and personnel.
Hinges (2)
Always have volume control set for maximum,
and Backing & Reflector
reduce signal input so AVC will not affect
output. *-RB-1081 Cabinet Front, Black & Co d)
(Assem.) C44LA
Service on defective timer units (Telechron Cabinet Back, White
Catalog Number 1114013 for Model C440A
and 1114014 Crystal 11.30
for Model 1441A) should be referred to the nearest Hinges (2)
G. E. Servicenter or G. E. Service
Station. Backing O. Reflector
RS -1096 Knob, Timer, (lever type)... .10
When removing and replacing timer, use extreme
*-RS-1528 Crystal, Blue & Silver,C440A 3.05
care not to scratch the cabinet front crystal
with *-RS-1529 Crystal, Black& Gold, C441A 3.05
the timer shafts, *-RS-1556 Knob, Snoox-Alarm Bar .10
* RS 1558 Window, (Dial Backing) .50
PRELIMINARY REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST *-RS-1560 Pointer .35
SOC -425 Knob, (Vol. & Tune) .35 TO
CAT. NO. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PRICE TN
CAPACITORS * -Denotes Parts Not Previously Cataloged.
*-RS-1565 Cl Capacitor, Tuning 3.90

RCE-215 Cl5A,B 30MF., 75 MF., 0150V All Parts Not Listed By Catalog Numbers Are Common
2.00
00K-011 04,5,6 Items, Obtainable From Radio Parts Jobbers.
C10,11,13, Couplate
1,00
13
C2 47MMF., 500V. Prices Are Suggested List Prices And Subject To
C7 .05MF., 400V. Change Without Notice. TO RANO PILOT LIGHT TO INTERLOCK
C14 .01MF., 450V.
C16, 17 .0470F., bOOV.
©John F. Rider MODELS C440A, C441A

MODELS T105A, T106A, B, T1 07B
S- T105-2
COVERS
MODELS
T I05Á
PRELIMINARY SERVICE DATA T 106A,B
T 1078
SUPERSEDES S -T105-1
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epECOFICATIONS CAUTION: It is important to use extreme care re-
placing parts and/or soldering on this chassis. Too
CABINET: Plastic, 6 3/4 x 6 x 12 1/8" much heat on the chassis will cause the copper
Model T1068, Antique White plating to become unbonded. Only apply the soldering
Model T107B, Turquoise iron long enough to melt the solder and pull out the
part to be replaced,
ELECTRICAL 105-120 Volts A -C or D -C A 35 watt soldering iron is recommended for all
RATING: 24 Watts 0 117 Volts A -C repairs on the circuit board to protect the copper
pattern.
OUTPUT: Undistorted 1.0 Watt Maximum 1.6 Watt
TO REPLACE THE VOLUME CONTROL
SPEAKER: (2) 4 inch PM., 3.2 ohms @ 400 cps.
Remove the shaft nut and the fibre washer, then
TUBE V1 Oscillator -Converter 12ßE6 cut the center and lower terminals. Apply only enough
COMPLEMENT: V2 I -F Amplifier 12ßA6 heat to the upper terminal to pull out the control.
V3 Detector, 1st Audio Amp 12AV6 Apply heat to the center and lower terminals so they
V4 Audio Output SOCS may be pushed out. The new control may now be in-
V5 Rectifier 35W4 serted into place and soldered. Make sure the fibre
washer is in place before installing the shaft nut.
GENERAL INFORMATION
SPEAKERS
The Models T1060 and T107ß are twin speaker and
all -electron -tube radios. The circuitry is similar When connecting the speaker leads after repair,
to the previous 1105 radios. care must be taken to insure the speakers are in
correct phase with one another. To do this, you must
TO REMOVE CHASSIS FROM CABINET connect the two ground lugs together, as well as the
two ungrounded lugs. For example, if one grounded
To remove chassis from cabinet, remove cabinet lug and one ungrounded lug were connected together,
back. Unsolder the output transformer leads from the the speakers would be out of phase,which would result
speaker. Remove the four self -tapping screws, (hex - in distortion and loss of audio signal.
heads) one on each corner of the chassis, and the
single hex screw just below the tuning gang capacitor. SERVICE HINT
Pull off the volume control knob. The tuning control
must be Always use an isolation transformer when servicing sSÑ
{mob is held to the cabinet, so the chassis
pulled out of the cabinet, at the same time pulling or aligning this receiver to protect the service
it off the tuning knob, which remains on the cabinet. personnel and his equipment.
When pulling out the chassis, it is best to grasp the
tuning capacitor (C1) by the thumb and forefinger of ;AT. NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE
one hand, the toning knob by the other hand and pull
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
PRELIMINARY PARTS LIST
RS -1157 Loop Mtg. Bracket .10
CAT. NO. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION 'PRICE RS -1158 Tube Shield .10
RJS-232 Tube Socket W/Center Pin .25
CAPACITORS RJS-237 Tube Socket .15
RS -1159 Heat Shield .15
*-RS-1607 C1A,B,C,D tun. Cap. T106B,T1078 3.60 RS -1164 Vol. Cont. Washer .05
RS -1163 C1A,B,C,D Tun. Cap. T105A,T106A 4.15 RHS-161 Eyelet, Shield .10
RCW-3207 C9A,B,C,D RMC-061 Clamp, Plastic .20
R9A,B,C Bulplate 1.00 RMS-356 Clip, Knob .05
RCW-3266 C2,3 22mmf. ±20%, 500V .20 RHC-095 Clip, Speaker .05
RCE-207 C11A,B 30-5OMF 0150V 2.15 RWL-037 Power Cord 1.00
RJJ-014 Receptacle, Power Cord .15
POTENTIOMETER RB -1057 Speaker 4" 5.45
RS -1190 Ground Strap .05
RS -1162 R3 Vol. Cont. (500K) & Sw 2.30
RB -1018 Cab.(Mah)W/Trim Strip & Dial Plate
*-RS-1606 L1 Loop Ant. T106B,T107B 1.25 T105Á 5.70
RS -1415 11,2 IF Transformer T106B,T107B 1.55 RB -1019 Cab.(Ant.White)W/Trim Strip &
RS -1523 L2 Osc. Coil T106ß, T107ß.... 1.00 Dial Plate T106A, T106ß 5.70
RS -1161 T3 Output Transformer 2.55 *-13-1085 Cab.(Turq.)W/Trim Strip & Dial Plate
RS -1156 L1 Loop Ant. T105A,T106A 1.25 T107ß 5.70
RTL -183 T1,2 IF Trans. T1091, T106A 1.65 RS -1155 Cab. Back .25
ROC -135 L2 Osc. Coil T105A, T106A 1.00 RS -1154 Dial Plate (Triangle) .20
RS -1153 Trim Strip T106A,B, Maroon .70
- Denotes Parts Not Previously Cataloged. RS -1139 Trim Strip T105A, T107ß, Gold .50
RS -1152 Knob, Tuning .85
RS -1186 Dial Plate (Circular 8/0 Triangle) .75
RDK-425 Knob, Volume ..35
CJoha F. Rider
GENERAL ELECTRIC ER-S-P735A
'57 BATTERY CONNECTOR
COVERS
SERVICE MANUAL
FOR MODELS
PORTABLE RADIO RECEIVERS P735Á
(540.1600 KG., 433 RC., 14.)
P736Á
SPECIFICATIONS
CABINETS: Model P735A - Turquoise and White

(Plastic) Model P736A - White and Tan
ELECTRICAL 105-120 Volts A -C (50 to 60 Cycles)

RATING: or DC. 10 Watts at 117 volts A-C.
1 "A" Battery - 7 1/2 volt Eveready
No. 717 or equivalent
1 '1 Battery - 90 Volt Eveready
No. 479 or equivalent
OPERATING Tuning range 540-1600 KC

FREQUENCIES: I -F Amplifier 455 KC
AUDIO 150 Milliwatts 107 distortion

POWER OUTPUT: Maximum - 250-300 Milliwatts
TUBE VI Oscillator -Converter 1R5

POWER CHGSSIS
COMPLEMENT: V2 I -F Amplifier 1U4 POWER CHASSIS TOP VIEW COMPONENT LOCATION
V3 Detector -Audio Amplifier IU5 BOTTOM VIEW
V4 Power Amplifier 3V4
GENERAL INFORMATION
P735A, P736A CID
The models P735A and P736A are four -tube super- CIA C11 04 R3 L2 V2 C8 T2 V3 R8,9,10,1I V4 CI4 R3,SI
heterodyne portable radio receivers. They operate on possible to remove the parts, as excessive heat will
self-contained batteries or from a power line source damage the plated wiring on the chassis boards.
of 105 to 120 volts A,C. or D. C.
When replacing knobs, do not force them on, as
These models are very compactly made and in- too much pressure may cause circuit board to bend and
corporate two plated circuit chassis, the smaller of crack.
which contains the power supply components. The front
of the cabinet swings down and open, providing easy VOLUME CONTROL REPLACEMENT:
accessibility to tubes and batteries.
The chassis must first be removed from the
CHASSIS REMOVAL: cabinet as described under CHASSIS REMOVAL and the
control removed as follows:
The chassis is easily removed by means of the
following procedure:
1. Cut off the three volume control lugs and the
1. Swing down cabinet front by grasping front four switch lugs.
at top edge under handle.
R2 C2 C3 VI RI TI R5 C7 R4 R6 C9
2. Individually remove the remaining parts of the
2. Remove tuning volume control knobs by pulling lugs with a long -nose pliers while applying a
MAIN CHASSIS TOP VIEW
1/` a!/t
straight off their shafts. soldering iron.
3. Remove the two small Phillips -head screws 3. Clean all holes of excess solder.
from the top rear edge of the metal chassis mounting
bracket. 4. Insert new control; then solder all lugs securely
in place.
.
4. Slide chassis and bracket out of cabinet.
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5. Remove bracket from the chassis by removing
90V. .._,.
TO REPLACE A TUBE SOCKET:
C3
the 1/4" mounting screw from center of bracket.
The power supply chassis is removed from the

Cut the socket free by cutting all of
terminals at the chassis. One socket
the socket
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cabinet by removing the four
screws.
small hex -head mounting center terminal which must be unsoldered.
the pieces of terminals remaining in the
Now, heat
board only
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enough so they may be pushed out.
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The new socket can
The speaker is mounted on the cabinet front and now be inserted into the holes left by the old one ,
may be removed by removing the four speaker mounting and soldered into place.
clips which secure the speaker to the four bosses on
the inside of the cabinet front. BATTERY INSTALLATION:
IETST
ON
When placing the batteries into position, make TO 'X' ON POWER
IMPORTANT: Use care when replacing defective parts. (5V, 20V. 9041 TO T3 SUPPLY 80.
sure the battery connections are well seated to make SUPPLY BOARD -
Apply as little heat to terminals and connections as TO A' BATTERY CONNECTION ON
good contact between batteries and battery connections.
MAIN CHASSIS - COMPONENT LOCATION POWER SUPPLY BOARD.
BOTTOM VIEW
®John P. Rider wnnnrc rr72FA D7 9R4

MODELS P735A, P736A
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REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST - P735A, P736A
CAT. N0. !SYMBOL (DESCRIPTION ¡PRICE CAT. NO. I DESCRIPTION ¡PRICE
CAPACITORS
MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL
--31 n-RS -1247

RCE-230
Cl
C15A,B,C
Capacitor Tuning
400mf.,10V., 40mf.,90mf.,
5.00 RHC-095 Clip, Speaker Mounting .05
Ég^ 0150V 2.95
RHC-110 Clamp, (Antenna) .10
RHI-017 Strain Relief, For Power Cord
RCW-3014 C4 .005©0.,+150-07.,4500 .25 RHG -018
.17
Grommet .05
RCW-3118 C7 .003©0.,±207 100V .25 RMC-070 Latch, (Cord Comp. Door)
RCW-3119 C14 .002mí.,+100 -07450V .25 .05
RMS-007 Spacer, (Power Cord) ,1s
RCW-3250 C10 .Olmf.,+150-07 100V .30 RS -1320 Clip, I.F. Mounting
C2 47mmf±201,500V. .04
C3 .05mf 0201,4000
C8 2.7mmf.,010%,5000.
C9 .33mf.,±201,100V. n -RB -1047 Cabinet Front, White, P735A...
C16 .047©0.,±2071,6000. (assemb.) Cabinet Back, Turquoise
RESISTOR -CAPACITOR NETWORK Hinge
Grille
REK-010 88,9,10, 4.7meg.,LOmeg.,lmeg., 9.80
Medallion
11 3.3meg.. 1.10 Decorative Strip
C13A,B,C, 002±0.,.01mf.,220±mnf.,
.
n -R11-1048 Cabinet Front, White, P736A
D,E .005©0., 150mmf. (assemb,) Cabinet Back, Tan
.Linge
POTENTIOMETER 9 80
Grille
n -RS -1469 07, 01 Vol, Control & Sw. 1 Meg. 1.75 Medallion
Decorative Strip
RESISTORS RS -1107 Door (Cord Comp.)
(Turquoise),P735A..
000-143 R14 68ohms, 4 Watt, Wirewound.. .30 n-RS -1233 ,30
Handle (Turquoise) and
000-144 R13 2450ohms, 100. Wirewound.... 1.05 Handle, Bail, P735A
O n RS 1234 Handle (Tan) and Handle
.60
Bai1,P736A .60'
n RS 1235 Door (Cord Comp.)(Tan) P736A....
RLC-139 L2 Coil, Oscillator .75 .30
n -RS -1237 Catch (Cabinet Front)
RLL-069 LL Antenna Assem .05
S .95 n -RS -1238 Grille
RTL-193 T1,2 Transformer, I.F 2.60
1.50 n -RS -1239 Decorative Strip
RTO-186 T3 Transformer, Output .35
2.40 n -RS -1240 Tuning Knob Outer,
(Turquoise),P735A..., .90
MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL n -RS -1241 Tuning Knob, Outer, Tan, P736A,- .90
n -RS -1242 Volume Knob, Turquoise, P735A...
REF -026 Fuse, 2/10A. slo-bio 1.10
.60 n -RS -1243 Volume Knob, Tan, P736A
RER -020 Selenium Rectifier, 65 ma 1.10
2.60 n -RS -1244 Vernier Tuning Knob, Inner,
RJC-035 Connector,for "B" Battery .40 (Turquoise),P735A,
RJP-033 Connector,for "A" Battery .50
.15 n -RS -1245 Vernier Tuning Knob, Inner,
RJS-232 Tube Socket w/center pin, (V2) .25 (Tan), P736A .50
RJS-237 Tube Socket .15 n-RS -1252 Medallion 40
ROP-036 Speaker, 4" 5.00
11SW-114 Switch, AC -DC 1.05 "n" Denotes Parts Not PreviouslyCataloged.
RWL-027 Power Cord 1.20 All Parts Not Listed B CatalogNumbers Are
n -RS -1332 Compression Ring (Knob) .04 Common Items, Obtainable From Radio Parts Jobbers.
©John F. Rider
HOFFMAN HI-FI INSTRUMENTS
MODEL SERIES 8003, 8005
GENERAL INFORMATION
MODEL SERIES 8003
MODEL SERIES 8005
The Model Series 8003 are high AM -FM TUNER The Model Series 8005 are high
quality High Fidelity instruments which incorporate a quality High Fidelity instruments which incorporate a 4
Garrard Mark II Record Changer with Reluctance Pickbp Extremely sensitive with a cascode RF stage the FM band. speed VM Deluxe Record Changer witha ceramic cartridge.
Cartridge (DIMAOD N NEEDLPre.,,
prenp an d Record Built in FM antenna should be replaced with a lead from -- -
Equalizer Control° The preamp is a transistor stage Ior
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the customer's outside TV antenna if possible. This a

low noise and hum factors. r angement results in the ultimate i n FM reception. FLOATING SOUND SPEAKER CHAMBER
FM -AFC permits the FM oscillator to pull the FM station
Each component of these instruments a high qualityy pre- into perfect tune even when the dial setting is considerably This complete speaker enclosure chamber, with its 3
cision unit, and exact replacement components should be off the exact station frequency, which allows for human matched speakers should be free to float on its 4 mounting
used for replacement
p purposes to insure original per form- error ín tuning at the high FM frequencies. springs if rumble -free operation
p is to be achieved.
ance.
FLOATING SOUND SPEAKER CHAMBER RECORD CHANGER
This unit should be free to float on its m 0 canting springs

with no adjacent units touching the enclosure if rumble-
free operation is M be maintained.
The
RECORD CHANGER
Garrard Mark II Changer Unit may be operated menu-

ally for special records, as well as automatically for 7, 30
r 12 inch records at speeds of 16 2/3, 33 1/3, 45 or 78
RPM. The changer must be floating free on its springs to
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may be ordered through your Hoffman Distributor.
machine screws mount the changer to its base board.
These screws allow the changer to float on its mounting
springs when they are turned IN until flush with the
face of the changer. Whentheentire
moved any distance, these
board.
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until the changer is drawn down tight against the mounting
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In dicators, keep the Bass and Treble controls
either' in their extreme right or left rotation while remov-
ing the amplifier chassis from the cabinet, and while it is
outside of the cabinet. This will place the tips of the indi-
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HUM CONTROL j) .. . 110 to 120volts 60 cycle AC power. Do not connect to DC
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The HUM control is a variable control used to balance the 1°7
filament circuits to ground. This control is Factory ad- MODELS M8005

,.,.,,, ,, AC LINE PLUG POLARIZING
jested with the amplifier installed in the cabinet with all / I
... 88005
components connected. Balance may be checked with `40 Plug in the power cord, after amplifier warms up advance SP 8005
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into the amplifier. Adjust to minimum hum, preferably Reverse the power pplugg and choose the W 8005
to the amplifier.
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HUM
CONTROL
J5
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J6
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FULLY MESHED. DIAL
POINTER SET R INC H
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HORIZONTAL LINE.
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TOP VIEW OF AMPLIFIER CHASSIS 1121 (8003) ,
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VIA VI B V2 V3 V4 V5
1/2 6BK7B 1/26BK7B 6AB4 6 BA6 6AU6 6AL5
F.M. CASCODE RF. F.M. CASCODE RF. F.M. MIXER F.M.-A.M. IF. F.M. I.F. FM. DETECTOR
cn
T5
(774004)
(750008)
(776003)
L3
CASCODE
(750009)
L6
5.6,0
TI
(760012)
T3
(760013)
RAT 0 DET.
TRANSFORMER
T,
/' ` 856014)
27
ANTENNA RF. 10.7 7
TRANSFORMER
92MC SEC
C4
1000
142V. CHOKE 6 RF.
CHOKE F.M. I.F
TRANSFORMER
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470K
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22K 2W. JI.
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NOTES
FUNCTION SWITCH S I (902013)
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OTHERW UFÑ LESS 9. C2Á C28C2C c2D IC2ERTÚÑ ÑG CO DEINSER PART No.O 2AOOBNo.
2.ALL RESIISTANOCTES GIVEN IN OHMS: K=1,000 M=1.000,000. 63A 636 630 63é - TRIMMERS ON TUNING CONDENSER.
-...- C37á,C37'B,CJ7C- IN CAN PART No.856908.
,
3. INDICATES SHIELD.
INDICATES GANGED.
5. UNLESS 0TH ERWI SE INDICATE. ALL RESISTORS ARE
6. SOL /2 WATT 10%. I
SWITCH SHOWN ÌN NO.Ì)PPOSITION (EXTREME C.C.WISE OFF.

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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF TUNER CHASSIS 1124 (8003)
MODEL 8003, 8005

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MODEL 8003, 8005
R6
470K V2A V3.
R5
2w 1/2 ECC83/ 12AX7 7189
2.4K VOLTAGE POWER
5% AMPLIFIER AMPLIFIER
V I.
EXTERNAL SPEAKER OR
(934006) .22 22K
EF86 / 6267
VOLTAGE
TAPE RECORDER
CI 230V.
AMPLIFIER
SMFD
a.ev.
PREAMPLIFIER
2N94 C7
2200
IRIO
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SELECTOR
S2
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J5
(9340061
4
R7 C15
R2 EQUALIZER 15K 47
10 %
- C17I OUTPUT
TRANS-
BOTTOM VIEW OF
SPEAKER CONNECTION
1000
IOOK (902012 )
10 %
FORMER
6 65V.
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R25 NESS
R24 3
1M
(800005) 6861
2.2 K 334
R22 J6
;R17 2I3 180K
o
C2 1.2M (934005)
22 R18 C14 C 18 e ov.
(0400
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10% 2M 400V. )R21
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C12
47011
680 7
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I
IRK 10% C19 IOOK
6 230V.
C6
CFI R30
2.200 400V. .I I K
R19 V 28 600V.
SIM
(934006)
2.2K
(856003) C16
1/2 ECC83 / 12AX7
VOLTAGE AMPLIFIER
PHASE INVERTER. V4.
TC13
2 I BLUE 40MF 680 7189
O
I
STEREO 3V. 10%

( POWER AMPLIFIER
1
R 23
J3 WHITE 22K
TAPE REC. R20
10
J4_1
I I R12
680K
TUER
1
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100
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RECTIFIER
6CA4
(716013 1 T
RED
POWER
TRANSFORMER 280V. RMS. 838 +w 639 R40
sr» NOTES:
MOTOR AND TUNER 100MÁ I. ALL CAPACITIESSHOWN AS DECIMAL FRACTIONS ARE
A C. SUPPLY 120 22K 47K 22K MICROFARADS AND SHOWN AS WHOLE NUMBERS ARE
PI.
(918004)
BLK/ WHT
Th
T RED/YEL
C27
2W
C28 C29 C30 C31
MICROMICROFARADS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
2.ALL RESISTANCES ARE GIVEN IN OHMS.
K=1,000; M=1,000,000.
`T 280V.RMS. 80MF 40MF -30MF I3 3.ALL RESISTORS ARE 10% -1/2 WATT UNLESS OTHER-
EQUALIZATION p REO T0OV.
WISE NOTED.
117 V I4OOV. I300V. 300V 0OOMVF.
4. ALL CAPACITORS ARE 20%-500V. UNLESS OTHER-
POSITION FROM C.C.W. AC YEL WISE NOTED.
LP 60.., 5. ALL DC.VOLTAGES ARE MEASURED WITH A V.TVM.
6.3V 6. NUMERALS SHOWN IN PARENTHESIS(XXXXXX)
YEL
4
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AES
(NON COMBUSTIBLE
CASE). C26 ION -OFF'
BL AC GRN
6.30
(800014)
BOTTOM VIEW OF
7. -
INDICATE HOFFMAN PART No.
INDICATES SHIELD.
8. C22,C23,C27,C2BARE IN CONTAINER P. No.857102.
029,C30,03 ARE IN CONTAINER P. No.856902.
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NAB COMPARTMENT LIGHT 9.ALL SWITCHES SHOWN,ARE IN MAXIMUM C.C.W.

SWITCH BRN CONTHUMROLI
78 6°0407V.
ON LOUDNESS
4 _4 CONNECTION POSITION.
CONTROL R25
SWITCH POSITIONS Ll L/ R37 VI V2A V28 V3 V4 % (934004)
CHART I -I I-2 250
POWER SUPPLY. 5 5
PANEL LIGHTS
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF AMPLIFIER CHASSIS 1121 (8003)
©John F. Rider
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST - MODEL SERIES 8003
TUNER CHASSIS 1124 AMPLIFIER CHASSIS 1121
CAPACITORS CAPACITORS
SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION
Cl 847205 12mmf, 5% (N750) Ceramic R13 814208 22K, 10%, 1/2 W CI 856011 5mfd @50V, Tubular R28 814216 100K, 10%, 1/2 W
C2A- R14 814232 2.2M, 10%, 1/2 W C2 866029 .22mfd, 20%, 100V R29 814192 1K, 10%, 1/2 W
C2B R15 814172 22, 10%, 1/2 W C3 851102 .01m1d, 20%, 500V R30 819192 1K, 10%, 1/2 W
C2C 872008 3 Gang, AM -FM Tuning(withpulley) R16 814210 33K, 10%, 1/2 W C4 851110 1000mmf, 10%, 500V R31 814222 330K, 10%, 1/2 W
C2D RI7 818203 8.2K, 10%, 2 W C5 866029 .22.mfd, 20%, 100V R32 814222 330K, 10%, 1/2 W
C2E - R18 814178 68, 10%, 1/2 W C6 851108 2200mmf, 20%, 500V R33 816192 270, 10%, W
1
C3A R19 814232 2.2M, 10%, 1/2 W C7 851108 2200mmf, 20%, 500V R3A 816192 270, 10%, W
1
C3C 1 R20 818203 8.2K, 10%, 2 W C8 851109 .02mfd, 20%, 500V 814184 220, 10%, 1/2 W
C3D J¡- Part o1 C2 Alignment Trimmers R35
R21 814224 470K, 10%, 1/2 W C9 851128 100mmf, 20%, 500V R36 814184 220, 10%, 1/2 W
C3E R22 814224 470K, 10%, 1/2 w CIO 851120 82w,,,í,10%, 500V R37 800014 Hum Control, 250 ohms
C4 851126 1000mmf, 20% Ceramic R23 818203 8.2K, 10%, 2 W C11 851121 330mmf, 10%, 500V R38 818181 120, 10%, 2 W
C5 851128 100mmf, 20% Ceramic R24 819212 47K, 10%, 1/2 w C12 851122 470mmf, 10%, 500V R39 814208 22K, 10%, 1/2 W
C6 â47205 12,,mí, 5% (5750) Ceramic R25 814232 2.2M, 10%, 1/2 W C13 856003 40mfd @ 3V, Tubular R90 814212 47K, 10%, 1/2 W
C7 851002 .01mfd, Ceramic Disc 1026 814187 390, 10%, 1/2 W C14 866225 . !mfd, 20%, 400V R41 814208 22K, 10%, 1/2 W
C8 851002 ..mid, Ceramic Disc R27 814216 100K, 10%, 1/2 W C15 848401 47,,mí, 10%, 500V
C9 850012 33,n,,í, 20% (N750) Ceramic R28 814083 6.8K, 5%, 1/2 W C16 851118 10%, 500V
C10 847205 12m,,í, 5% (N750) Ceramic R29 814080 5.1K, 5%, 1/2 W C17 851110 1000m,,í, 10%, 500V TRANSFORMERS
CI1 851126 1000,,,,íd, 20% Ceramic R30 814069 1,8K, 5%, 1/2 W C18 851123 3300mmf, 20%, 500V
G12 872006 1-8mmf, Tubular Trimmer R31 818186 330, 10%, 2 W C19 866225 . 1mfd, 20%, 400V SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION
C13 854035 2. 2mmf, 10% Composition R32 818188 470, 10%, 2 W C20 866325 1mid, 20%, 600V
C14 862401 390,,mí, 5% Silver Mica C21 866325 . 1mfd, 20%, 600V TI 716013 Power Trans.
C15 851002 .01mfd, Ceramic Disc C22 Part of 857102 100mfd @ 25V T2 724018 Audio Output
C16 851128 100mmf, 20% Ceramic C23 Part of 857102 100mfd @ 25V
C17 851126 1000,,mí, 20% Ceramic C24 851115 1550mmf, 20%, 1. 5KV
C18 851126 1000mfd, 20% Ceramic C25 851115 1500mmf, 20%, 1.5KV MISCELLANEOUS
C19 851002 .01 mfd, Ceramic Disc TRANSFORMERS AND COILS C26 870221 .097 m0d, 20%, 600V
C20 866219 .033mfd, 400V Tubular C27T 857102 80mfd, 900V SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION
C2I 851002 .01m1d, Ceramic Disc T1 760012 FM -IF Transformer C28 80mfd, 350V
C 22 853002 .010-04íd, Ceramic Disc T2 760011 AM -IF Trans G29j 40mfd, 300V Position Equalizer Switch
S1 902012 6
C23 866125 .!mfd, 200V Tubular T3 760013 FM -IF Trans C30F 856902 3ù,nfd, 300V S2 902003 Function Switch
C24 851002 .01m1d, Ceramic Disc T4 760011 AM -IF Trans C31 30mfd, 300V 1144 Pilot light
I -I 940049
C25 851128 100mmf, 20% Ceramic T5 774004 Ratio Detector Trans 1-2 940044 1144 Pilot light
C26 851002 .01mfd, Ceramic Disc T6 716014 Power Trans J1 939006 Connector - Phono
C27 851002 .01mfd, Ceramic Disc LI 776003 FM Antenna Coil (Primary) J2 934006 Connector - Stereo
C28 851116 270mmf, 20% Ceramic L2 FM Antenna Coil (Secondary) J3 934006 Connector - Tape output
C29 851116 270mmf, 20% Ceramic L3 750008 RESISTORS
FM RF Choke Connector - Tuner
J4 934006
C30 851106 680mmf, 20% Ceramic L4 924002 AM Loopstick Antenna Connector - Tape input
851002 SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION J5 934006
C31 .01m1d, Ceramic Disc L5 768009 FM Oscillator Coil Speaker output Jack
J6 934005
C32 851116 270,,mí, 20% Ceramic L6 750009 FM RF Choke J7 934010 Phono Motor AC Recept.
C33 856014 8mfd @ 150V Electrolytic L7 776001 FM RF Coil RI 814222 330K, 10%, 1/2 W
R2 814216 100K, 10%, 1/2 W J8 934010 Tuner AC Recept.
C34 851134 .004mfd, 1.5KV Line Bypass L8 768010 AM Oscillator Coil 571505 Transistor Socket Retainer
C35 851134 .004mfd, 1.5KV Line Bypass L9 750007 Filament RF Choke R3 814196 2.2K, 10%, 1/2 W
R4 814214 68K, 10%, 1/2 W 880306 3 Pin Transistor Socket
C36 851002 .01mfd, Ceramic Disc
R5 814072 2.9K, 5%, 1/2 w 571502 Pointer Retaining Clamp
C37A 30mfd @ 350V Electrolytic Pulley -Idler
R6 818224 470K, 10%, 2 w 594002
C37B 856908 30mfd O 300V Electrolytic 603023 Spring -Dial String
G37C JJ 30mfd @ 300V Electrolytic R7 814206 15K, 10%, 1/2 W
128 814208 22K, 10%, 1/2 W 619001 Dial Glass
MISCELLANEOUS R9 819214 68K, 10%, 1/2 W 623001 Pointer Carriage
R10 814204 10K, 10%, 1/2 W 623002 Dial Pointer
SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION R11 814207 18K, 10%, 1/2 W
RESISTORS Rl2 814226 680K, 10%, 1/2 W
S1A 1413 814214 68K, 10%, 1/2 W PARTS LIST - SPEAKER SYSTEM
SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION SIB OFF/ON, AM, FM -AFC, FM - R14 800004 Treble Control, 2M
902013
SIC 4Position Selector Switch R15 814222 330K, 10%, 1/2 W PART NO. DESCRIPTION
R1 814224 470K, 10%, 1/2 W SID R16 800004 Base Control, 2M
R2 814184 220, 10%, 1/2 w S2 Part of S1 R17 814229 1.2M, 10%, 1/2 W 708809 Speaker, 12" Round, 8 ohm, 14 oz. Magnet
R3 814220 220K, 10%, 1/2 W J2 934006 Phono Plug Receptacle 1418 814236 9.7M, 10%, 1/2 W 708810 Speaker, 12" Round, 8 ohm, 10 0 . Magnet
R4 818212 47K, 30%, 2 W 11 940047 1147, 6.3V Pilot Light R19 814196 2.2K, 10%, 1/2 W 708603 .Speaker, 8" Round, 3.2 ohm, 1.8 oz. Magnet
R5 814177 56, 10%, 1/2 W I2 940047 1147, 6.3V Pilot Light R20 814168 10, 10%, 1/2 W 708905 Horn Type Compression Speaker
R6 814209 10K, 10%, 1/2 W 565004 Flywheel R21 814226 680K, 10%, 1/2 W 866039 2mfd, 100V Tubular Capacitor
R7 814188 470, 10%, 1/2 W 594002 Pulley, Idler 1122 814219 180K, 10%, 1/2 W 866035 lmfd, 100V Tubular Capacitor
R8 814208 221f, 10%, 1/2 W 603004 Dial Cord Spring R23 819208 22K, 10%, 1/2 W 806004 High Frequency Control - 20 @ 2 Watts
R9 814192 1K, 10%, 1/2 W 603005 Dial Mounting Clip R24 819210 33K, 10%, 1/2 W 816255 Resistor - 10 @ Watt 1
R10 814224 470K, 10%, 1/2 W 603028 Tuning Eye Clip R25 800005 Loudness Control / ON-OFF 390008 Floating Sound Chamber
R11 819176 47, 10%, 1/2 W 619018 Dial Glass R26 814219 68K, 10%, 1/2 w 619019 Dial - High Freq. Control
R12 814220 220K, 10%, 1/2 W 623005 Dial Pointer 500033 Knob - High Freq. Control
R27 814216 100K, 10%, 1/2 W
®John F. Rider MODEL 8003, 8005

MODELS 8003, 8005
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE FOR HOFFMAN AM -FM TUNER

E AS Y SERVICE GUIDE EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: for trimmer) for maximum output. Attenuate the gen-
erator output if necessary to keep the output below 0.3
ALIGNMENT CHART A)VTVM
B) AM signal generator with 30% modulation at 400
VAC,
6. Change the generator output to 1400 KC and tune

CPS. The generator shouldhave outputs at frequencies to 140 on the tuner dial. Adjust 1500 KC (AM loop
level for maximum. Keep the generator output at
AM -FM TUNER 1124 a
)¡-5t
1126
of 455 KC, 600 KC, 1400 KC, and 1620 KC.
C) CW signal generator with output at

10.7 MC, 90 MC, 98 MC and 107 MC,
frequencies of
a level that willproduce O. 3 VAC or less on the meter.
IF ALIGNMENT FOR FM
PROCEDURE: 1. Set the tuner selector switch to FM.

The signal generator output should be no higher than necessary to produce 0. 3 VAC during AM alignment and 2VDC during FM alignment.
To sea the dial pointer, turn the tuning condenser fully closed. Then set the pointer about 1/16 inch beyond the left end of the center horizontal line on Remove the tuner from the cabinet. Remove the bot- 2. Apply a 10.7 MC CW signal through a .01 MF ca. -
the dial plate. Use an insulated alignment screwdriver and hex head alignment tool for adjusting trimmers and colle in the tuner, tom chassis plate and connect the power cord to a 117 pacitor to the stator lug on the FM section of the cen-
volt 60 CPS AC power outlet. ter gang of the tuning condenser. NOTE: The FM
AM ALIGNMENT section of each gang is the smaller section and has
Alignment adjustment points are identified by fre- two (2) plates on the rotor and two on the stator.
TUNER SIGNAL GENERATOR RADIO CONNECT quency on the tuner chassis illustrations and in this
SELECTOR DIA L VT V M ADJUST REMARKS alignment procedure to simplify their location. 3. Turn the tuning condenser for minimum capacity
SWITCH FREQUENCY INPUT POINT SETTING IF ALIGNMENT FOR AM (pointer to the high end of the dial).
1. AM 455 KC AM High side to pin High end of Across tuner Four (4) Adjust for maximum. Keep the 4. Set the VTVM to the VDC scale and connect the
at 400 CPS of .al output cable cores in generator output low, Maximum 1. Set the tuner selector switch to AM. 5
#7 of V7, Low meter between pin #2 of" 6AL5 tube and chassis.
side to chassis. 455 KC IF of 0.3 VAC at tuner output,
01 MF isolation transformers 2. Apply a 455 KC, 30% AM at 400 CPS signal to pin
#7 of the 6BE6 AM converter. Use a .01 MF capaci- 5. Adjust the six (6) 10.7 MC If cores for maximum
600KC AM High side to AM b00KC 600 KC L8 " for in series with the high side lead from the genera- DC voltage reading. Keep the DC voltage under 2
2, "
antenna terminai oscillator tor. Connect the low side lead from the generator to volts by reducing the generator output. The IF cores
through 150MMF, - -
coil the tuner chassis. are in the top and bottom of the three (3) 10.7 MC IF
Low side to chassis transformers.
3. Set the tuning condenser to minimum capacity
1620 KC .. 1620 KC " 1620 KC
(wide open or with the pointer to the high end of the 6. Reduce the 10.7 MC input signal until one (1) volt
C3 B ose, output is obtained. Move the meter lead from pin #2
trimmer dial)
of the 6AL5 to terminal 3 of the test socket.
4, 1400 KC 1400 KC 1500 KC " 4. Set the VTVM to read AC and connect to the out -
antenna put cable of the tuner. Use the high side of the Loud- 7. Adjust the top core of the ratio detector (last 10.7
trimmer ness control on chassis #1126. Use a low reading MC IF) transformer for zero VDC.
scale, one volt would be ideal. ANTENNA, RF, AND OSCILLATOR
5, Repeat step #2. If adjustment of 600 KC (L8) is required, repeat step #3 and 4 also.
ADJUSTMENT FOR FM
5. Adjust the four (4) 455 KC IF cores for maximum
FM ALIGNMENT output. Reduce the input as necessary to keep the out- 1. Connect the hot lead of the CW generator through a
put below 0.3 VAC. The four IF cores, or slugs, are 100 ohm resistor tothe #1 FM antenna terminal. Con -
TUNER SIGNAL GENERATOR RADIO CONNECT in the two 455 KC transformers (one at the top and nett the low side of the generator to the #2 FM antenna
SELECTOR DIAL VTVM ADJUST REMARKS bottom of each can) on the back edge of the chassis terminal through a 150 ohm resistor. Use 1/2 watt
SWITCH FREQUENCY INPUT POINT SETTING pan composition resistors.
I. FM 1 0. 7 MC High side to FM High end Between pin #2 Six (b) Adjust for maximum. Keep the ANTENNA AND OSCILLATOR ADJUSTMENTS- AM 2. Set the VTVM to read 5 VDC scale and connect the
RF stator lug on of the dial of the 6AL5 core in
corea generator output low. Do not
tuning condenser, and chassis. 10.7 MC IF exceed
e 2 VDC on the VTVM.
meter between pin #2 ofthe 6AL5 tube and chassis.
Low side to chassis. Use 5 VDC transformera 1. Tighten the two AM trimmers on the tuning capa -
Use .01 MF for scale. citor. 1500 KC is the antenna trimmer. 1620 KC is 3. Turn the tuning condenser to a reading of 90MC on
isolation. the oscillator trimmer. Then back off each of the two the FM section of the dial. Turn the tuner selector
trimmers 1/4 turn to the left. switch to FM.
" Attenuate the generator to get a
1 VDC reading on the VTVM. 2. Turn the tuning condenser to maximum capacity 4. Set the 108 MC adjustment (FM oscillator trim-
(fully meshed). The dial pointer should now be one mer, adjacenttothe tuning condenser) with the bottom
a. Move high aide Top core Adjust for zero VDC thickness to the left of the last dial marker. of the screw head about 1/2 inch above the chassie.
lead to terminal patio Adjust the pointer as required if it is not correctly Loosen 106 MC (FM RFtrimer on the center sec -
mpointer
fo of test socket, detector. positioned. tion of tuning condenser) 1/8 turnfrom maximum clock -
Last 10,7 MC wise. Loosen 106 MC (FM antenna trimmer on the
IF transformer
3 Applya600 KC 30% AM signal through a 150 MMF first section of tuning condenser 5/8 turn from the
4. " 90 MC CW High side to the #1 90 MC Same as 88 MC Same as step #1 condenser to the AM antenna terminal Connect the maximum clockwise position.
Fm antenna terminal stop #1 92 MC low side to the tuner chassis. Connect the VTVM
through 100 ohm. 92 MC across the tuner output cable and set the meter to read 5. With an input signal of 90 MC, adjust S. MC (FM
Low side to #2 FM AC. Tune the dial pointer to 60 on the AM position of oscillator coil) and the two 92 MC coils (antenna coil
antenna terminal the dial. and mixer coil located beneath the chassié) for Maxi -
through 150 ohm, mum. Reduce the generator output as required to
4. Adjust 600 KC (the oscillator coil LB)for maximum. keep the meter at 2 volts or less.
5. " 107 MC " 107 MC 106 MC
Keep the generator output reduced Roth, point giving
106 MC
an output voltage of less than 0.3 VAC. 6. Turn the tuning condenser to a reading of 107 MC
106 MC
on the FM section of the dial. Change the generator
6. Repeat step #4. If any adjustments are required, repeat step #5 also, 5. Change the generator output to 1620 KC and tune signal to 107 MC. Then adjust 106 MC, 107 MC, and
to 162 on the tuner dial. Adjust 1620 KC (the oscilla- 108 MC for maximum output.
©John F. Rider
V I A V 18 V2 V3 V4 V5
6 BK7 B 6BK7 B 6AB4 6BA6 6AU6 6AL5
F.M. GASCODE RF. F.M.CASCODE RF. F.M. MIXER F.M.-A.M. I.F. F.M. I.F. F.M. DETECTOR.
17
2L
(76T3013)
F.M .1E
A.M. DETECTOR
5 III
(77,004)
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LALL CAPACITIESGIVEN AS DECIMAL FRACTIONS ARE MICROFARADS
AND GIVEN AS WHOLE NVMBERS ARE MICROMICFOFARADS UNLESS
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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF TUNER/AMP CHASSIS 1126 (8005)
©John MODELS 8003, 8005

F. Rider
MODELS 8003, 8005
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST - MODEL SERIES 8005

CABINET PARTS LIST
MODEL SERIES 8005

CAPACITORS CAPACITORS RESISTORS
SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION
Cl 850003 I2mmf, 5% (N750) Ceramic C49A 80mfd @400V R97 814069 1.8K, 5%, 1/2 W
C2A- C49B 857105 40mfd @350V R48 818172 22, 10%, 2 W
C28 C49C 20mfd R. 300V R49 818180 100, 10%, 2 W
C2C 872008 Gang AM -FM Tuning(with pulley) C490 - 20mfd R 300V PART NO. DESCRIPTION
3 R50 824425 IH, 10%, 7W -WW
C2D
C2E- 381029 Cabinet - Walnut
C3A 381030 Cabinet - Mahogany
C3C Part of C2 Alignment Trimmers RESISTORS TRANSFORMERS AND COILS 381031 Cabinet - Oak
C3D 381032 Cabinet - Salem Maple
C3E SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION 311012 Floating Sound Chamber
C2 851114 220mmf, 20% Ceramic 990004 Record Changer - VM 4 Speed
C3 851123 3300mmf, 20% Ceramic R1 814210 33K, 10%, 1/2 W T1 760012 FM IF Trans 990502 45 RPM Adapter
C4 851002 .01mfd Ceramic Disc R2 800042 Loudness Control & ON/OFF T2 760011 AM IF Trans 500039 Knob -Control with Indicator
C5 851123 1000mmf, 20% Ceramic R3 800049 BASS Control, meg
1 T3 760013 FM IF Trans 500038 Knob -Control without Indicator
C6 851002 .Olmfd Ceramic Disc R4 814224 470K, 10%, 1/2 W T4 760011 AM IF Trans 529003 Bezel -Dial
C7 851128 100mmf, 20% Ceramic R5 819184 220, 10%, 1/2 W T5 774004 Ratio Detector Trans 286004 Compartment Light Cover
C8 851128 100mmf, 20% Ceramic R6 814220 220K, 10%, 1/2 W T6 724014 Audio Output Trans 223333 Screw for Compartment Light Cover
C9 850003 12mmf, 5% (N750) Ceramic R7 818212 47K, 10%, 2 W T7 716015 Power Trans 452037 Control Panel
C10 851002 .0Imfd Ceramic Disc R8 814177 56, 10%, 1/2 W L1 776003 FM Antenna Coil (Primary)
C11 856016 25mfd @ 3V, Tubular R9 814204 10K, 10%, 1/2 W L2 776003 FM Antenna Coil (Secondary)
Cl2 851002 .01mfd Ceramic Disc R10 814234 3.3M, 10%, 1/2 W L3 750008 Cascode RF Choke
C13 851128 I00mmf, 20% Ceramic R11 814188 470, 10%, 1/2 W L4 924002 AM Loopstick Antenna
C19 850012 33mmf, 20% (NPO) Ceramic RIO 814196 2.2K, 10%, 1/2 W L5 768009 FM Oscillator Coil
CI5 850003 12mmf, 5% (NPO) Ceramic R13 814217 120K, 10%, 1/2 W L6 750009 FM RF Choke
C16 851002 .01mfd Ceramic Disc R14 814208 2219, 10%, 1/2 W L7 776001 FM RF Coil CABINET PARTS LIST
017 851126 1000mmf, 29% Ceramic R15 814192 1K, 10%, 1/2 W L8 768010 AM Oscillator Coil
C18 872006 1-8mmf Tubular Trimmer R16 814216 100K, 10%, 1/2 5V L9 750007 Filament RF Choke
C19 851002 .01mfd Ceramic Disc R17 814224 470K, 10%, 1/2 W MODEL SERIES 8003
C20 851128 100mmf, 20% Ceramic R18 800044 Treble Control, 400K
C21 862401 390mmf, 5% Silver Mica R19 814176 47, 10%, 1/2 W
022 851129 I500mmf, 20% Ceramic R20 814220 220K, 10%, 1/2 W MISCELLANEOUS
C23 854035 2. 2mmf, 10% Composition R21 819224 470K, 10%, 1/2 W
C24 851126 1000mmf, 20% Ceramic R22 814232 2.2M, 10%, 1/2 W SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION
C25 851128 100mmf, 20% Ceramic R23 814232 2.2M, 10%, 1/2 W
C26 851126 1000mmf, 20% Ceramic R24 814208 22K, 10%, 1/2 W LS1 708808 12" Round Speaker
C27 851002 .01mfd Ceramic Disc R25 814200 4.7K, 10%, 1/2 W LS2 708201 3 1/2" Round - 8 ohm Speaker PART NO. DESCRIPTION
C28 866219 .033mfd, 20%, 400V R26 814217 120K, 10%, 1/2 W LS3 708202 5 1/4" Round - 8 ohm Speaker
C29 866219 .0331-rifd, 20%, 400V R27 814172 22, 10%, 1/2 w S1 902015 Function Switch - 4 Position 381026 Cabinet - Mahogany
C30 866219 .033©íd, 20%, 400V R28 814210 33K, 10%, 1/2 W 940097 Dial Light #47, 6.3V 381027 Cabinet - Oak
C31 851002 .01mfd Ceramic Disc R29 814217 120K, 10%, 1/2 W 12 940047 Dial Light #47, 6.3V 381028 Cabinet - Salem Maple
C32 851002 .01mfd Ceramic Disc R30 814222 330K, 10%, 1/2 W I3 940049 Compartment Light #44 990006 4Speed Garrard RC121 - Mark 2 Record
C33 866126 . lmfd, 20%, 200V R31 814222 330K, 10%, 1/2 W 565004 Flywheel, Tuning Changer
C34 851002 .Olmfd Ceramic Disc R32 818203 8.2K, 10%, 2 W 577034 Tuning Eye Bracket 990516 45 RPM SpindleAdapter Post #LRS4
C35 851115 1500mmf, 20%, 1.5KV R.33 818044 160, 5%, 2 W 594002 Pulley, Idler 981004 G.E. Reluctance Cartridge, Diamond LP.
C36 851115 1500mmf, 20%, 1.5KV R34 814178 68, 10%, 1/2 W 603004 Spring, Dial Cord 286005 Jewel -Indicator Light
C37 851128 100mmf, 20% Ceramic R35 814232 2.2M, 10%, 1/2 W 619018 Tuner Dial 286004 Compartment Light Cover
C38 851002 .01mfd Ceramic Disc R36 814234 3.3M, 10%, 1/2 W 623005 Dial Pointer 223333 Compartment Light Cover Screw
C39 851002 .01mfd Ceramic Disc R37 818203 8.2K, 10%, 2 W 452031 Amplifier Control Panel
C40 851116 27Ommf, 10%, 500V R38 814224 470K, 10%, 1/2 W 452032 Tuner Control Panel
C41 851116 270mmf, 10%, 500V R39 814224 470K, 10%, 1/2 W 500035 Knob - Control with Indicator
C42 851106 680mmf, 20% Ceramic R40 818203 8. 2K, 10%, 2 w 500036 Knob - Control without Indicator
C43 851116 270mmf, 10%, 500V R41 814212 47K, 10%, 1/2 W 599034 Pad - Spindle Cup
C44 866035 lmfd, 100Y Tubular R42 814232 2.2M, 10%, 1/2 W 603017 Floating Sound Chamber Spring
C45 856014 8mfd @ 150V Tubular R43 814187 390, 10%, 1/2 W 529002 Bezel -Tuner Dial & Tone Display
C46 870221 .047, 20%, 600V R44 819216 100K, 10%, 1/2 W 640015 Catalogue -Record Index
C47 851134 .004mfd, 20%, 1.5KV R45 814083 6.8K, 5%, 1/2 W 940044 Pilot Light
C48 851002 .01mfd Ceramic Disc R96 814080 5.1K, 5%, 1/2 W 926004 FM Antenna
©John F. Rider
HOFFMAN HI-FI INSTRUMENTS
MODEL SERIES 801, 802, 802A, 8001, 8002, 8002A
FIGURE 4. V -M 1100A RECORD CHANGER. REFER TO V.M BOOKLETS NO. 6009 AND 1017 FOR
SERVICE AND PARTS DATA. FOR SERVICE AND PARTS DATA REFER TO
FIGURB 1. t%°,-ECNO1.',22.
HOFFMAN ERVIC64DAT
TWEETER
54 -INCH
MI1/D-RANGE
SPEAKER
31/2 -IN.
SPEAKER
#7EA08202 #708001
REMOVE
SOUND CRHAMBEWOOD
GARRARD R.C. 111/4 MARK 11 RECORD CHANGER

FIGURE 1. HOFFMAN FLOATING SOUND CHAMBER FIGURE 3.
©John F. Rider
MODELS 801, 802, 802A, 8001, 8002, 8002A
MODELS 801, 802, 802A, 8001, 8002, 8002A
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
GENERAL INFORMATION ACCESSORIES Unpack the instrument and then refer to the special
PLAYING TAPE RECOP,DINGS - The input signal to
MODEL SERIES 801 - Instrumente ..ie group are Hoffman Model Series 802, 802A, 8001, 8002, and
installation instructions attached to the turntable of
the record changer. Follow these instructions in the
the amplifier should be about 1. 5 volts for beet results.
ELECTRICAL POWER -110 to 120 volts 60 cycle AC
power. Do not connect to DC or AC of any other fre-
Hoffman High Fidelity Record Players. VM four - 8002A High Fidelity instruments have extra audio re- order specified for best results. Modela 802, 802A,
Plug the output (roan the tape recorder into the TAPE quency.
speed record changers and Hoffman High Fidelity Am ceptacle., switch controlled AC power receptacle. and 8002A are equipped with the exclusive Hoffman
REC. receptacle onthe amplifier on Model Series 802
plifier 91112 are incorporated in these models. Re- and an entertainment selector switch to allow for per- "Floating Sound" Chamber.
802A, 8002, 8002A. On Model Series 801 use the INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCIES - AM radio 455 kilo-
placement Parts and Service Data for all parts of the manent plug-in installation of accessory items. Ac - AUXILIARY receptacle. On Model Series 8001 use cycles. FM radio 10.7 megacycles.
instrument except Ne record changer are included in should be equipped with Hoffman plug No. the PHONO receptacle. Then set the SELECTOR to tit
1. CABINET LEGS - Models which include cabinet
Nis Service Data Note. Refer to V -M booklets No. 932015. .s legs have the lege removed for shipment. The legs
The appropriate position. AUXILIARY INPUTSS-Input TUNING RANGE - AM radio, 530 to 1620 kilocycles.
6004 and 1017 for the record changer service and signals from accessories which are connected to Hoff- FM radio, 88 to 108 megacycles.
parts information other than cartridge, needles, and
45 RPM adapter.
RECORDING ON A TAPE RECORDER - Model Sallee
re packed in a small cardboard box attached to the
back compartment of the instrument. Lay the instru-
man High Fidelity instrumente in the Model Series
covered bythis Service Data Note should have an out-
o
802 and 8002 have an extra audio output receptacle ment over on its aide, on a protective pad, and then FM ANTENNA INPUT IMPEDANCE - 300 ohms bal-
put of about 1.5 volta. Use a preamplifier if the sig-
MODEL SERIES 8001 - Instruments ..is group are
connected directly across the audio output trane-
fomer. The impedance at the receptacle is 8 °hate
install the legs by threading the bolts into the Tee Nuts
or mounting plates on the bottom of the cabinet.
nal dose not meet these requirements.
anced.
Hoffman High Fidelity AM -FM Radio/Record players. and allows for recording on tape while you are listen- FM TUNER SENSITIVITY - 2 to 3 microvolts.
The AM -FM radio tuner is shock mounted on the am- 8. RADIO - If the instrument is equipped with a radio
ing to the record player or radio. It is not necessary 2. FLOAT.. SOUND CHAMBER - The sound cham- tuner, the radio should be checked out next for proper
plifier, chassis 1119. Replacement Parts Data for all AMPLIFIER OUTPUT IMPEDANCE -
ber is secured to the cabinet for shipment. The ship- operation. Built-in antennae are provided for both AM 8 ohms.
arts of the instrument, except record changer, are ping belie must be removed during installation. If the
eluded fn this Service Data Note. Refer to V -M and FM reception. No external antenna should be re- SPEAKERS -
complete instrument is to be moved at any time, re- 12 -inch woofer, S-1/4 inch midrange,
booklets No. 6004 and 1017 for record changer ser- place the shipping bolts to avoid accidental damage to
quired for reception in normal signal areas. AM and 3-1/2 inch tweeter.
vice and parts information other than cartridge, FM antenna input terminals are provided on the back
the sound chamber or other components of the instru- of the tuner chassie. Connect the ground terminal to
needles and 45 RPM adapter. ment during shipment. SOUND CHAMBERS - Models .the 802, 802A, 8002,
a cold water pipe if an external AM antenna is added
and 8002A groups are equipped with the exclusive
MODEL SERIES 802, 80,, 8002, 8002A -Instruments
3. 45 RPM SPINDLE ADAPTER -The 45 RPM spindle
r if stray AC hum pick up is a problem on any por- Hoffman "Floating Sound" Chamber. Models in the
is this group are Hoffman High Fidelity models uefng tion of the AM band while operating on the built-in an- 801 and 8001 series have three -speaker systems built
the same basic amplifier, sound chamber, and cabi- adapter will be found packed in a carton attached to the tenna. Han external FM antenna is desired, recep-
back of the instrument. On model. which include legs, into the cabinet.
nets. The major differences are in the use of AM -FM tion conditions will determine the type of antenna to
tuner» and record changers. Refer to the Replacement the adapter is packed with the legs. be used. An external antenna will not be required for
Cabinet Parts list in this Service Data. Note for the FM reception except in cases of extreme fringe signal
components used in specific models. All service one 4. RECORD CHANGER - On Model Series 801 and or Problem reception areas.' ith multi -path conditions.
parts data for these instrumente is included in Nia 8001 the record changer is secured to the cabinet by The FM antenna input is 300 ohm balanced.
Service Data Note except that pertaining to the record two machine screws which extend above the baseplate
changers. Cartridge, needle, and 45 RPM parte data of the changer. Turn these screws down flush with the 9. CONTROLS inetruct the owner m the use of all
will be found in the Replacement Cabinet Parts List. top of the baseplate to float the changer. On Model operating controls. The TREBLE and BASS controls
For complete data on Garrard Changer Model R. C. Series 802, 802A, 8002, and 8002A the changer is se - should be set at the mid -position for initial set up. The
121/4D refer to Hoffman Service Data Note No. 801. red to Ne cabinet with two machine »crowd marked LOUDNESS control should be set at the mini um posi-
The complete data for Garrard Changer Model R. C. with red paint for easy identification. Remove these tion when the instrument is tirai turned on. Be sure
121/4 Mk. D will be released later. two d when putting the instrument into operation. to instruct the owner in the use of the stylus lever;
Remove all packing material from the changer. RED dot or LP for long play micro -groove records
and WHITE dot or 78 for standard 78 RPM records.
SIGNIFICANT CODE LETTER. DESIGNATIONS For best results the record changer should be abso-
lutely level and floating freely on its spring mounting. Models with radio tuner have two FM tuning positions
Code letters a sed to designate component varia- Check by placing a small level on the turntable. On on the SELECTOR switch, FM and FM -AFC. When
tions in Hoffman instrumente. The code letter i
stamped fn the space provided for Nie purpose ..e
vicinity of the model designation. Following are code
models using the Garrard R. C. 121/4D or R. C. 121/4
Mk. B, slight corrections may be made by adjusting
switched to Ae FM position the AFC (automatic fre-
quency control( circuit is disabled. This feature pro-
the changer mounting screws. On other models level- vides for accurate tuning of FM stations which are
letter variations which are important regarding ser- ing maybe accomplished by use of small shim. under closely spaced on the dial or in tuning stations in
vice and parts for the instrumente covered by this the legs of the instrument. fringe areas. Tune the station on the FM position and
Service Data Note: then switch to FM,AFC to lock the tuner to the station.
5. TONE ARM - Remove all padding material and
MODEL SERIES 802, with no code designation have a packing from the tone arm and place the tone arm on NOTE: The LOUDNESS control is designed around a
tworconductor shielded cable between the record player its pedestal. Be sure to remove the stylus guard from linear variable r si»tor rather than the tapered vol-
and amplifier. The PHONO receptacle on the ampli- the bottom side of_the cartridge. ume usually found on television and radio re-
fier is a three -terminal receptacle (8934004), and a This feature allows for uniform increase or
three -pin plug (#932003) ie used on the connecting 6. POWER - Plug the power cord into a 110 to 120 attenuation of all frequencies as the LOUDNESS con-
cable. volt 60 cycle AC power outlet. Set the selector switch trol ie adjusted.
to PHONO and turn the LOUDNESS fully to the right
MODEL SERIES 802, CODE "A" instruments use the (clockwise). Reverse the AC Bord plug if neceeeary A special HUM control is provided on the amplifier of
entional type phono receptacle(9934006)aod cable to eliminate hum. each instrument covered by this Service Data Note.
plug (9932008) with shielded connecting cable between This control is Factory adjusted and will usually re
the amplifier and record changer. 7. AMPLIFIER OPERATION -Rotate the LOUDNESS quire no further adjustment unless repair of the am-
knob to the left to the point of minimum volume. Then plifier becomes neceeeary. Adjustment is made with
MODEL SERIES 802, CODE "B" and CODE "C".etru- proceed to check out the record changer. the amplifier in the cabinet and all components of the
ents have m.or revisions to facilitate Factory instrument connected together in normal fashion.
assembly of the completeinetrument.
to change the netting of the SELECTOR while record-
MODEL SERIES 802, CODE "D" and CODE "E" instru- ing. For recording' purposes it is suggested that the
ments use the Garrard Model R.C. 121/4 Mk. II SPECIAL SERVICE NOTES
BASS be set to the flat position and the TREBLE set
record changer. The pilot lamp connection for these to the maximum position.
instruments has been removed from the speaker soc- MODELS WITH CHASSIS 1119 and 1120
ket at the rear of the amplifier. A pilot lamp connec- Models 801 and 8001 have no recording receptacle but
ting pocket has been added to the top surface of the A330 ohm resistor is installed across the FM antenna
amplifier on these instruments.
an be used for recording by connecting the recorder
across the secondary of the audio output transformer
term... of these tuners at the Factory. The resis-
tor maybe removed for increased sensitivity imareae
at the back of the instrument. The output transformer where thereein no local FM station. In areas with
MODEL SERIES 8002, CODE "A", CODE "B", AND
CODE "C" instruments have .the e variations a
for Model Series 8001 instruments is located on thx strong local stations, the 330 ohm resistor should not
frame of the 12 -inch speaker. be removed or image frequency problems may result.
Model Serine 802 instrumenta form each respective
code designation. EXTERNAL SPEAKERS - The audio output receptacle
on Model Series 802..8002 may also be used to con-
ALL MODELS WITH FREQUENCY DISPLAY SCOPE
MODEL SERIES 8002, CODE "D" AND CODE "E" in- nect remote speakers to the instrument. impedance To avoid accidental damage to the Frequency Display
struments use the Garrard Model R. C. 121/4 Mk.11 at the receptacle in 8 ohms. On Model Series 801 and Scope Indicator, keep the Bass and Treble controls
.cord changer and AM-FM radiotuner 91120 in place 8001 make appropriate connections for remote adjusted to either extreme right or extreme left while
of tuner'91116. speaker. directly to the output transformer. removing the amplifier chasms from the, cabinet and
while it remains outside of the cabinet. This will keep
the tip. of the indicator inside the protective edge of
the dial plate and prevent breakage due to an accidental
bump while handling the amplifier.
©John F. Rider
FINISHMODELCODECABINET PARTS
C802Á C8002Á
W801 W8001 W802 W802 W8002 W8002 LW802A LW8002A
M801 M8001 M802 M802 M8002 M8002 M802Á M8002Á
MODEL NUMBER B801 B8001 B802 B802 B8002 B8002 B802Á B8002Á
SP801 SP8001 SP807 SP802 SP8002 SP8002 SP802A SP8002A
CODE LETTER A, B, D,E A,B,C D,E
Amplifier Chassis 1112 1108 1108 1108 1108 1108 1108
AM -FM Timer Chassie 1116 1120 1120
Tuner-Amplifier Chassis 1119
Record Changer 990004 990004 990002 990006 990002 990006 990006 990006
Sound Chamber 390003 390003 390003 390003 390003 390003
Bezel Display Scope 529002 529002 529002 529002 529002 529002
Bezel Tuner 529001 529001 529001
Dial G12ss, Amplifier 619001 619001 619001 619001 619001 619001
Dial Glass, Tuner 619000 619008 619008 619008
Cabinet, Mahogany 385006 383030 381006 381018 381006 381018 381023 381023
Cabinet, Oak 385007 381011 381007 381019 381007 381019 381024 381024
Cabinet, Walnut 385005 381009 381005 381017 381005 381017 381022 381022
Cabinet, Salem Maple 385008 381012. 381008 381020 381008 381020 381025 381025
Cabinet, Cherry 381021 381021
Escutcheon, Amplifier 952019 452029 452024 952024 952029 452035 452035

Escutcheon, Tuner 452026 952025 452025 452034
Knob, With Pointer 500027 500030 500028 500028 500028 500028 500035 500035
Knob, No Pointer 500019 500029 500029 500029 500029 500036 11500036
Instruction Booklet 690009 640016 640013 640013 640013 640013 640025 640025
Changer Cartridge 981003 981003 981003 981003 981003 981003 981003 981003
Dual Sapphire Needles 990507 990507 990507 990507 990507 990507 990507 990507
Diamond Sapphire Needle. 990506 990506 990506 990506 990506 990506 990506 990506
45 RPM Spindle 990502 990502 990501 990516 990501 990516 990516 990516
Speaker, 3.5 inch 708001 708001 708001 708001 708001 708001 708001 708001
Speaker, 5.25 inch 708202 708202 708202 708202 708202 708202 708202 708202
Speaker, 12 inch 708806 .708807 708801 708801 708801 708801 708801 708801
Pilot Lamp 940094 990044 940044 940044 940044 940044 940044 940099
NOTE: Includes 724014 Output Transformer, Plus Cable and Plug.

NOTE: For Tuner Selector Knob use 500037.
MODELS 801, 802, 802A, 8001, 8002, 8002A

©John F. Rider
MODELS 801, 802, 802A, 8001, 8002, 8002A
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680K V 2 A V3. 671
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VOLTAGE POWER
SPECIAL REPLACEMENT PARTS NOTE YELLOW AMPLIFIER
ci3
AMPLIFIER 171
EXTERNAL SPEAKER 61
Refer to the Schematic NOTES for interpretation of VI. TAPE RECORDER,
parts symbols, description, and part numbers. Spe- Y V E F86 20 19
cial type components are lis ted below for your conven-
GOON IKR
VOLTAGE 215v.
ienc should be replaced only with the types spec' - AMPLIFIER
fiede Part numbers for replacement components which (724002) 193405061=
(902003)
apply to complete instruments are included in the Re- SI . T2
placement Cabinet Parts List, (9340061 SELECTOR CB 15 OUTPUT BOTTOM VIEW OF
47 ,.
001 100MF SPEAKER CONNECTION

IC% FORMER CII2pMF
25V.
16 q GREEN 20')( 600V.O ¡634005
SYMBOL PART NO, DESCRIPTION
CAPACITORS PIN VIEW OF

C.I7 B^V SPEAKER PLUG
C6 856003 40 MF, 3 DCWV, Elec-
trolytic 20 % RII
ir 16
IOiMF
100 MF, 25 DCWV, Elec- 4001,. 680 R18 (708001)
C15) 857102 LS
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25V.
trolytic C12 s zlsv
IOOK
C16) 100MF, 25 DCWV, Elec- C14 1708202) LS
I
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trolytic 20%
C22) 80 MF, 400 DCWV, Elec- 400V
trolytic NOTES. V2 B 20% R22
C23) 80 MF, 400 DCWV, Elec- /2 ECC83 600V 3300;
C24) 856902
trolytic
30 MF, 300 DCWV, Elec-
SHOWN AS DECIMAL FRACTION ARE
I.ALL CAPACITIES
MICROFARADS AND SHOWN AS WHOLE NUMBERS ARE
MICROMICROFARAOS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
(855003) 30V. VOLTAGE AMPLIFIER
PHASE INVERTER.
It - V4
(7088011
trolytic
40 MF, 300DCWV, Elec-
2.ALL RESISTANCES ARE GIVEN IN OHMS.
K=1,000 M=1,000,000.
C6
40MF EL84
C25) POWER AMPLIFIER
trolytic 3.ALL RESISTORS ARE IOW -1/2 WATT UNLESS OTHER- 3V.
WISE NOTED.
COO) 30 MF, 300 DCWV, Elec- 4.ALL CAPACITORS ARE 500V. UNLESS OTHERWISE
trolytic NOTE, RIO
C17 851115 1500 MMF, 20%, 1.5 KV 5. ALL DC. VOLTAGES ARE MEASURED WITH A VT.V.M. 10
C18 851115 1500 MMF, 20%, 1.5 KV 6. C15,C16,C22,C23 ARE IN THE CONTAINER PART No85,02.
AND C24, C25,C 26 ARE IN THE CONTAINER PART No.856902. C9
C2-1 870225 .1 MF, 20%, 600V, with 680
NUMERALS SHOWN IN PARENTHESIS (XXXXXX) INDICATE (716002)
non-combustible case V5. 0%
HOFFMAN PART No. I
800004 Treble Control, 2M TI

R1
R6 800004 Bass Control, 2M
INDICATES SHIELD.
POWER EZ8I
800005 Loudness Control, 1M TRANSFORMER RECTIFIER
RI5
\
R28 800014 Hum Control, 250 ohm RED
S1 902003 .Selector Switch R29 R30
MOTOR AND OR 280V RMS. 100 MA.
120 2ÑK
MISCELLANEOUS TUNER EL
TI 716002 Power Transformer
BL /WH
.1C 22
BF
OM
C23 .1 C24
_30MF -40MF
C25
T
C26
30MF
P
Output Transformer
I
e 280V.RMS. TT80MF
T2 724002
3001,
01) 934004
934006
Phono Receptacle for In-
struments with no code,
Phono Receptacle for
117
AC.
60...
V
-11 HH JB
F RED
EL
SEL
400V.
1 350V 300V, 300V.
(934010)
Coded Instruments WI, °g ,72,,".e'Ve',U.
S2 BLAG (8000141
934006 Auxiliary or Stereo {FFFFFFGRN
Receptacle C2I ION-OFFI W6.3V. HUM BOTTOM VIEW OF

COMPARTMENT LIGHT
J3
J4
934006
934006
Tape Receptacle
Tuner Receptacle
047
20%
6001,.
I.' ON
SWITCH
LOUDNESS
8 R CONTROL
CONNECTION
939006 Entra Speaker Recept, ' J9

J6 934005 Speaker Receptacle
(NON COMBO
CASES.
CONTROL R 15
I -I
O I-2O (934004)
13 Speaker Plug j5
PANEL LIGHTS
DIAL STRINGING FOR FREQUENCY DISPLAY SCOPE POINTER
REPLACEMENT PARTS DATA & SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM FOR HOFFMAN CHASSIS 1108
©John F. Rider
AMPLIFIER VI V2A V3
SPECIAL REPLACEMENT PARTS NOTE
CHASSIS 1112. 8AV8 I/2ECC83 EL84
Refer to the Schematic NOTES for interpretation of VO-TAGE VOLTAGE POWER
parts symbols, description, and part numbers. Spe- AMPLIFIER AMPLIFIER AMPLIFIER
cial type components are listed below for your con-
venience and should be replaced only with the types
specified. Part numbers for replacement components
which apply to complete instruments are included in
1LOUDNEZ
the Replacement Cabinet Parts List.
S,4R13 A,[/ __
E
BOTTOM VIEW
% IM II
OF SPEAKER
fl22 2
220 OU TPUT
SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION RANSFOR KCArzn
BROWN.. JGPEE
CAP.4C1TORS
RED
C17) 857105 80 MF, 400 DCWV, CS

3300 BLUES BLAG
Electrolytic
C18) 40 MF, 350 DCWV,
Electrolytic
C19) 20 MF, 300 DCWV,
Electrolytic
C20) 20 MF, 300 DCWV, RIG
Electrolytic
C13 851115 1500 MMF, 20%, 1.5 KV
0
C14 851115 1500 MMF, 20%, 7.5 KV CIO
CONTROLS 400V
(
R3) 800033 Treble Control, 2M V28 V4

S2) Phono -Auxiliary Switch V5
R5 800004 Bass Control, 2M EZ81 1/2 ECC 83 EL84
K13) 800005 Loudness Control RECTIFIER VOLTAGE AMPLIFIER POWER
SI) On -Off Switch
POWER TRANSFORMER * PHASE INVERTER AMPLIFIER
RED
MISCELLANEOUS
2BOV.PMS Donc[ o0RCE 1.2*0V
BOMA.
Tl 716007 Power Transformer RED-YEL.
T2 706009 Output Transformer fl24 R26 R2] NOTES
o.,....., 33K 47K
JI, J2 934006 Input Receptacles C20 ALL CAPACITIES SHOWN AS DECIMAL FRACTION ARE MICROFARAOS
120-2W.
J4 934019 Speaker Receptacle CIT T CIB1 CI91 I.
ANO SHOWN AS WHOLE NUMBERS ARE MICROMICROFARADS UNLESS
BOMF. 40MF 20MF 20MF. OTHERWISE NOTE
400V c 350V 300V - 300V - 2. ALL RESISTANCESD.ARE GIVEN IN OHMS.
111V N 1,000, M,1,000,000.
/fig, V M2A V2IE
3. ALL RESISTORS ARE 10%
4. ALL CAPACITORS ARE
- 172 WATT
OTHERWISE NOTEO-
MEASURE!) WITH A V. T. V.M.
6.ALL DC VOLTAGES ARE MEASIIREO
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
IN PHONO POSITION/ON REAR

6. 52 PHONO AUXILIARY SWITCH tS HOWN
CAONNDRO0L 2CA
IHUM CONTROL' 057105-
7. COFI,CIEE9 IRN N
>5n Z
©John F. Rider MODELS 801, 802, 802A, 8001, 8002, 8002A

MODELS 801, 802, 802A, 8001, 8002, 8002A
EASY -SERVICE AM -FM TUNER ALIGNMENT GUIDE 1500KC 106 MC 106 MC 1620 KC 108 MC 88 MC 12AT7 10.7MC
L5 FM/AFC OSC T3
The signal generator output should be no higher than necessary to produce 0, 3 VAC during AM alignment and 2 VDC during FM alignment.
To set the dial pointer, turn the tuning condenser fully closed, Then set the pointer about 1/16 inch beyond the left end of the center horizontal line on
the dial plate. Use an insulated alignment screwdriver and hex head alignment tool for adjusting trimmers and coils ín the tuner,
AM ALIGNMENT
TUNER SIGNAL GENERATOR RADIO CONNECT

SELECTOR DIAL VTVM ADJUST REMARKS
SWITCH FREQUENCY INPUT POINT SETTING
AM 455 KC AM High aide to pin High end of Across tuner Four (4) Adjust for maximum. Keep the
at 400 CPS 87 of V7. Low of dial output cable cores in generator output low. Maximum
aide to chassis. 455 KC IF of 0.3 VAC at tuner output.
.01 MF isolation transformers
6867
2, 600KC AM High aide to AM 600KC 600 KC L8 FM RF AMP
antenna terminal oscillator
through 150MMF. coil 6484
Low side to chassis FM MIXER
3, 1620 KC 1620 KC 1620 KC

C10B osc, 6BE6
trimmer AM CONVERTER
4, 1400 KC 1400 KC 1500 KC

antenna
trimmer
Repeat step #2. If adjustment of 600 KC (L8) is required, repeat step #3 and 4 also, *3 qp4 455 KC 6846 455 KC 6AU6 6AL5
5, FM AM ONO 72 FM/AM If T4 FM If FM DET
FM ALIGNMENT
FIGURE 6. TOP VIEW OF HOFFMAN AM.FM RADIO TUNERS-CHASSIS 1116 k 1120
TUNER SIGNAL GENERATOR RADIO CONNECT
SELECTOR DIAL VTVM ADJUST REMARKS
SWITCH FREQUENCY INPUT POINT SETTING
FM I0, 7 MC High side to FM High end Between pM #2 Six (6) Adjust for maximum. Keep the
RF stator lug on of the dial of the 6AL5 cores in generator output low. Do not 10.7 MC
tuning condenser. and chas 10. 7 M IF exceed 2 VDC on the VTVM. V6 T1
Low side to-chassis, Use 5 VDC transformera
Use .01 MF for scale.
isolation.
Attenuate the generator to get a
I VDC reading on the VTV.
Move high side Top core Adjust for zero VDC

V8
6X4 92 MC
lead to terminal of ratio
#3 of test socket. detector, L7
Last 10,7 MC
IF transformer
90 MCCW High side H the #1 90 MC Same a 88 MC Same as step B 1
Fm antenna terminal step #1 92MC
92 MC L2
through 100 ohm, 92 MC
Low aide to #2 FM
antes. terminal
through 150 ohm,
VIA8B
107 MC 107 Mc 106 MC 6867
106 MC
108 MC
6. Repeat step #4, Many adjustments are required, repeat step #5 also,
V2
6AB4
455 KC V3 455 KC V7 gF4 *3 *2 4á1

14 6846 12 68E6 GND AM FM FM
FIGURE 7. BOTTOM VIEW OF HOFFMAN AM -FM RADIO TUNERS
®John F. Rider
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE FOR HOFFMAN AM -FM TUNER
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: 4. Adjust 600 KC (the oscillator coil L8) for maximum. output is obtained. Move the meter lead from pin 82
Keep the generator output reduced to the point giving of the 6AL5 to terminal 3 of the test socket.
A) VTVM an output voltage of less than 0.3 VAC.
7. Adjust the top core of the ratio detector (last 10.7
signal generator with 30% modulation at 400
Ell A..M 5. Change the generator output to 1620 KC and tune MC IF) transformer for zero VDC.
CPS. The generator should have outputs at frequencies to 162 on the tuner dial. Adjust 1620 KC (the oscilla-
M 455 KC, 600 KC, 1400 KC, and 1620 KC. tor trimmer) for maximum output. Attenuate the gen- ANTENNA, RF, AND OSCILLATOR
erator output if necessary to keep the output below 0.3 ADJUSTMENT FOR FM
C) CW signal generator with output at frequencies of VAC.
10:7 MC, 90 MC, 98 MC and 107 MC. 1. Connect the hot lead of the C W generator through a *716002
6. Change the generator output to .00 KC and tune 100 ohm resistor tothe MI FM antenna terminal. Con- EZ8I *857102 *724002 ECC83 .856902
PROCEDURE: to 140 on the tuner dial- Adjust 1500 KC (AM loop ed
the low side of the generator to the H2 FM antenna
trimmer) for maximum. Keep the generator output at terminal through a 150 ohm resistor. Use 1/2 watt
Remove the tuer from the cabinet. Remove the bot- a level that will produce 0.3 VAC or less on the meter. comp os ilion resistors.
tom chassis plate and connect the power cord to a 117
volt 60 CPS AC power outlet. 7. Recheck steps 3 and 4. If any adjustment of 600 2. Set the VTVM to read 5 VDC scale and connect the
KC (the oscillator coil) is required, repeat steps 5 meter between pin d2 of the 6AL5 tube and chassis.
Alignment adjustment points are identified by fre- and 6 also.
quency on the tuner chassis illustrations and fn this 3. Turn the tuning condenser to a reading of 90MC on
alignment procedure to simplify their location. For the FM section of the dial. Turn the tuner selector
example: The AM oscillator (L8) is identified as 600 switch to FM.
KC which is also its alignment adjustment frequency. IF ALIGNMENT FOR FM
Alignment reference marks have also been.cluded 4. Set the 108 MC adjustment (FM oscillator trim-
on the backside of the dial pointer slide rail to assist 1. Set the tuner selector switch to FM. , adjacent to the tuning condenser) with the bottom
the technician in locating co rect setting of the tuning of the screw head about 1/2 inch above the chassis.
condenser for Antenna, RF, and Oseillator alignment. 2. Apply a 10.7 MC CW signal through a .01 MF ca- Loosen 106 MC (FM RF trimmer on the center s
For Example: 1620KC is an AM alignment frequency. pacitor to the stator lug on the FM section of the cen- tion of tuning condenser)1/8torn from maximum clock -
The tuning condenser can be accurately set to 1620 KC ter gang of the tuning condenser. NOTE: The FM Loosen 106 MC (FM antenna trimmer on the
try use of the 1620 KC mark on the back of the pointer section of each gang is the smaller section and has
slide rail, in conjunction with the regular dial pointer
first section of tuning condenser 5/8 turn from the
two (2) plates on the rotor and two on the stator. maximum clockwise position.
and scale. Turn the tuning knob until the left side of
the carriage just covers the 1620 mark on the slide 3. Turn the tuning condenser for minimum capacity 5. With an input signal of 90 MC, adjust 88 MC (FM
rail (pointer to the high end of the dial). oscillator coil) and the two 92 MC coils (antenna coil
and mixer coil located beneath the chassis)for maxi -
4. Set the VTVM to the 5 VDC scale and connect the Reduce the generator output as required to / 8 OHM RECEPTACLE
NOTE: The alignment illustrations show tuners No. meter between pin k2 of the 6AL5 tube and chassis. keep the meter at 2 volts or less. AUXILIARY TAPE TUNER
117VAC POWER HUM AUDIO OUTPUT FOR SPEAKER
1116 and No. 1120 but may also be used for chassis
OUTLETS CONTROL RECEPTACLE SYSTEM PLUG INPUT INPUT INPUT
11.19 which includes the same tuner sub -chassis. 5. Adjust the six (6) 10.7 MC If cores for maximum 6. Turn the tuning condenser to a reading of 107 MC
DC voltage reading. Keep the DC voltage under 2 on the FM section of the dial. Change the generator
IF ALIGNMENT FOR AM volte by reducing the generator output. The IF corea signal to 107 MC. Then adjust 106 MC, 107 MC, and
are in the top and bottom of the three (3) 10.7 MC IF 108 MC for maximum output.
1. Set the tuner selector switch to AM. transformers.
7. Repeat step 5. If any adjustments are required in FIGURE 8. TOP VIEW OF AMPLIFIER CHASSIS 1108
2. Apply a 455 KC, 30% AM at 400 CPS signal to pin 6. Reduce the 10.7 MC input signal until one (1) volt step 5, step 6 should also be repeated.
97 of the 6ßE6 AM converter. Use a .01 MF capaci-
tor in series with the high side lead from the genera-
tor. Connect the low side lead from the generator to
the tuner chassis.
LOUDNESS BASS TREBLE SELECTOR
*800004 *800004 *902003
3. Set the tuning condenser to minimum capacity
(wide open or with the pointer to the high end of the *ON-OFF
I
800005
MEG
2 MEG 2 MEG
dial).
4. Set the VTVM to read AC and connect to the out-

put cable of the tuner. Use the high side of the Loud-
ness ontrol o chassis .119. Use a low reading
scale, one volt would be ideal.
5. Adjust the four (4) 455 KC IF cores for maximum
output. Reduce the input as necessary to keep the out-
put below 0.3 VAC. The four IF cores, or slugs, are
fn the two 455 KC transformers (one at the top and
bottom of each can) on the back edge of the chassis
pan.
ANTENNA AND OSCILLATOR ADJUSTMENTS
FOR AM
1. Tighten the two AM trirnmera on the tuning capa-

citor. 1500 KC is the antenna trimmer. 1620 KC is
the oscillator trim . Then back off each of the two
trimmers 1/4 turn to the left.
2. Turn the tuning condenser to maximum capacity
(fully meshed). The dial pointer should now be one
pointer thickness to the left of the last dial marker.
Adjust the pointer as required if it is not correctly
positioned. NOTE: TUNING CONDENSER
FULLY MESHED. DIAL VI V2A&B V3 V4 HUM V5
3. Appiya 600 KC 30% AM signal through a 150 MMF POINTER SET I/8 INCH EF86 ECC83 EL84 EL84 #800014 EZ 81
condenser to the AM antenna terminal. Connect the TO LEFT OF CENTER
250 RECTIFIER
low side to the tuner chassie. Connect the VTVM HORIZONTAL LINE.
across the tuner output cable and set the meter to read
AC. Tune the dial pointer to 60 on the AM position of
the dial. FIGURE 5. AMP. TUNER DIAL STRINGING PROCEDURE FIGURF. 9130170M VIEW OF AMPLIFIER CHASSIS 1108
©John Fe Rider MODELS 801, 802, 802A, 8001, 8002, 8002A

MODELS 801, 802, 802A, 8001, 8002, 8002A
V I A VI B VZ V3 V4 V5
B 6BK7 B 6AB4 6BA6 6AU6 6AL5
EM. CASCODE RE. EMCASCODE RE. EM. MIXER. F.M.-A.M. I.F. EM. IF. F.M. DETECTOR.
RH
A.M. DETECTOR
oo1.21
SPECIAL REPLACEMENT PARTS NOTE 450\

Refer to the Schematic NOTES for iMerpretation of IIS
parts symbols, description, and part numbers. Spe- N'
venience and should be replaced only with the types
which apply to complete instruments are Mcluded in
- 86
- IZAT7
the Replacement CabMet Parts List.
PM.-AFC.OSCILLATOR
208V 1,750
SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION

_2710.126
872008 TunMg bondenser 1123,7011A 617
Consists of CIA, C1B, C1C, CID, CIE plus; 17 Tc,,

Trimmers C2A, C2C, C2D, C2E. z
C5 850003 12 MMF 5%, N750
C8 850012 33 MMF, 20%, N750
C9
C11
850003
872006
12 MMF, 5%, N750
1 - 8 Tubular Trimmer
z
C13 862401 390 MMF, 5%, Silver Mica
856019 8 MF, 150 DCWV,
g2e0"'"'M
C29
Electrolytic EZ 81
C30 870221 .047 MF, 20%, 600V, ed.
Non-combustible mole ; RECTI FIER 6BE6

.004 MF, 20%, 1.5 KV A.M CONVERTER ,v6;72,2.
C31 851134 SE001.1,11
C33A) 857105 80 MF, 400 DCWV,
Electrolytic
C33B) 40 MF, 350 DCWV,
Electrolytic
C33C) 20 MF, 300 DCWV,
Electrolytic
C33D) 20 MF, 300 DCWV,
Electrolytic
MF, DCWV,
C39 856016 25
Electrolytic
3 CIE
"ge
C46 851115 1500 MMF, 20%, 1.5 KV roo;so's". V ON r211
C47 851115 1500 MMF, 20%, 1.5 KV

VIOA VIOB
EL84
CONTROLS E GC 3 ECC83 POWER AMPLIFIER
1,020II)S1. FUNCTION SWITCH
OV
AUDIO AMPLIFIER PHASE MVERTER
R34)
52)
R35
800034
800035
Loudness,
On -Off Switcli
Bass Control, IM
1M
6 106VLi
N
7 V
R40 800036 Treble Control, 400K

SI 902011 Selector Switch 'Z1
MISCELLANEOUS Nge
424002 AM Antenna 'T 4-oo077020

ELMO
L4
Tot C330
L5
L8
T1
768009
750009
760012
760011
FM Oscillator Coil
AM Oscillator Coil
FM IF Transformer
AM IF Transformer
CUM
ri 20,617.
30 OV
SPEAKER ASS,
0000071
TO NOTES:
T3 760013 FM IF Transformer
T4 760011 AM IF Transformer
1-gä`422M222,112kek,P,02="gor72ffi 7 2BOV
T5 774004 FM Ratio Detector

T6 7160.11 Power Transformer VIZ
T7 724014 Output Transformer (Part EL84
of speaker assembly POWER AMPLIFIER
8708807 N E
©John F. Rider
(0!",,_ 1.111MIIIMW
VIA VI V2 V3 V4 VB
SPECIAL REPLACEMENT PARTS NOTE 6BK78 4'6BK7B 6AB4 6BA6 6AU6
F.M. GASCODE RF. F.M.CASCODE RF.
6AL5
F.M. MIXER. F.M.-A.M.
Refer to the Schematic NOTES for interpretation of I
F.M. IT F.M.DETECTOR.
parts symbols, description, and part numbers. Spe- o
te and should be replaced only with the types
which apply to complete instruments are included in Tanxsronx)i
the Replacement Cabinet Parts List. o
SYMBOL PART NO. DESCRIPTION
872008 Tuning Condenser

Consists of CIA, C1B, C1C, CID, CIE plus;
Trimmers C2A, C2C, C2D, C2E.
C5 850003 12 MMF, 5%, N750
C8 850012 33 MMF, 20%, 19750
C9 850003 12 34343, 580, N750
C11 872006 1 - 8 MMF, Tubular
Trimmer
C13 862401 390 MMF, 5%, Silver Mica
C29
C31
C32
C34A)
856014
851134
851134
856908
8 MF, 150 DCWV,
Electrolytic
.004 MF, 20%, 1.5 KV
.004 MF, 20%, 1.5 KV
30 MF, 350 DCWV, o
r 0 Pez,
Electrolytic
C34B1 30 MF, 300 DCWV,
Electrolytic
C34C) 30 MF, 300 DCWV,
Electrolytic V8
CONTROLS 6X4
Xi
RECTIFIER
31) 902008 Selector Swtich,
Chassis 1116
52)
SI) 902013 Selector Switch,

Chassis 1120
52)
aT3 oleo,.
MISCELLANEOUS
175030,
L.e"e 1620
L4 924002 .AM Antenna
L5 768009 FM Oscillator Coil 51.0
a.M.
L8 768010 PM Oscillator Coil 11 12 va s v5 v2 vY v (iiéóm 1pv.pN Ml
T1 760012 FM IF Transformer
v
TLpiL10NT5
T2 760011 AM IF Transformer NOTES'
T3 760013 FM IF Transformer -7un1
24. 760011 AM IF Transformer x024éFásáÑttwwld°n"CgováálwsuROni[ssos ëz6éz'c1E úé1`s° ó°rv ix"Né°corvóËHs7én°.oe. Is02015151. FUNCTION SWITCH
T5 774004 FM Ratio Detector
T6 716012 Power Transformer
o
WISE71t;.
REPLACEMENT PARTS DATA & SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM FOR
HOFFMAN CHASSIS 1116 & 1120
8002A
©John F. Rider MODELS 801, 802 802A, 8001, 8002,
GENERAL
made regarding the AC switch on the rear of the band
ver- double -throw
covers ver- switch. This switch was eliminatedanda
as an Off -On switch.
sionsThis 5a1-OlAAthru51ual
e11AAandalsohe5l-O3BA sche- switch used on the Bass controlschematic
parts lists and 3 diagram on
sion. Three complete electrical complete coverage. On This change is shown on the
matics are shown to provide page lo.
change has been
the 51-03BA version an electrical
MAINTENANCE MANUAL 1326
SPECIFICATIONS
1N34A
AM Detector (crystal)
Tuning Frequency Range: 6E5
540-1620 KC Tuning Eyed
Broadcast Band 6AV6
88-108 MC Audio Amp*
FM Band (1/2) 6U8
455KC/10.7 MC Audio Amp**
Intermediate Frequency (1/2) 12AX7
Audio Amp***
(1/2) 6U8
Tubes: Phase Inverter**
6C45 (1/2) 12AX7
FM RF Amplifier Cathode Follower"**
6BZ6 6AQ5
AM RF Amplifier Audio Output*
6U8 (2) 6AQ5
FM Mixer & Osc. push -Pull Audio Output.*
6BE6 5Y3
AM Converter Rectifier***
6BA6 11
+Not used on 51-01,02,07,09
&
IF Amplifier
*Used only on 51-02
M%MCC
6BA6 & 11
FM Driver **Used only on 51-01,04,07,09
08
6AL5 ***Used only on 51-03,05 &
Ratio Detector
RADIO CHASSIS - 51 SERIES

CHASSIS DIFFERENCES
Chassis No. Tuning Eye Output
Chassis No.
51-01
No
Tuning Eye
No
Output
push -Pull
Ended
51-07Push-Pull
51-08
NoPush-Pull Yes
No
Pu ne
51-02 None 51-09

Yes 51-10 Not Released h_
51-04
Yes Nose-Pull No PusPull
51-04 None 51-11
51-05 Yes
51-08 Not Released
CHASSIS 51 SERIES
©John F. Rider
CHASSIS 51 SERIES
ALIGNMENT
DIAL STRINGING INSTRUCTIONS
DIAL CORD PLACEMENT DIAL POINTER PLACEMENT
AM ALIGNMENT
Select a 50 -Inch length of dial cord and tie a small loop Place the dial pointer onto the pointer slide and turn the Set band switch to AM position. Check dial pointer positioning.
at each end. Turnthe tuning gang fully out of mesh and tuning gang completely in mesh. Lace the dial cord
hookoneendof the cordover the metal hook on the con- around the three hooks on the front of the pointer and
denser pulleynearest the front of the chassis and pro- with the tuning condenser still fully in mesh, slide the SIGNAL GENERATOR SET RECEIVER CONNECT
ceed with the stringing as shown in the drawing below. pointer over until it lines up with the last dial cali-
ADJUSTMENTS OUTPUT
bration mark at the low frequency end of the broadcast COUPLE TO: FREQUENCY DIAL TO: METER
REMARKS
band. This completes the assembly.
6BE6 (pin 7) 455 be Near 1000 kc T202, T106, top Across Adjust for
DIAL STRINGING GUIDE thru .01 mfd (modulated) (free of
interference)
and bottom slugs voice coil max. output
(51-03, 51-05 & 51-08) AM ant. term. 1400 be 1400 he C101F " "
TUNG SHAFT
START HERE WITH POINTER TS DE T.V L) thru 10 mmf (modulated C101D
GANG CONDENSER C101B
FULLY CLOSED
" 600 kc 600 kc T105, T104 " Adjust for

(modulated) max. output.
SPRING
" " Repeat steps
2 and 3.
PULLEY "B"
PULLEY "C" FM ALIGNMENT (Using AM Signal Generator and VTVM)

Set band switch to FM position. Note: Place a 1 megohm resistor in series with hot side of VTVM.
CONDENSER PULLEY n PULLEY -A..

COUPLE TO:
SIGNAL GENERATOR
FREQUENCY
SET RECEIVER
DIAL TO:
ADJUSTMENTS
CONNECT
OUTPUT
METER
REMARKS
PULLEY "D''
6CY5 (pin 5) 10.7 me Low end of dial T201, T102 top & From (pin 5) Adjust for max.
thru .01 mfd unmodulated bottom slugs and to pin 4 of neg. reading
DIAL STRINGING GUIDE T203 bottom slug PC202 on VTVM.
(ALL OTHERS)
TUNING SHAFT
(SEE DETAIL) " Low end of dial T203 top slug Across Tune for zero
C203 VTVM. (Point
START HERE WITH where voltage
GANG CONDENSER swings pos.
FULLY CLOSED
or neg.)
" Low end of dial Repeat steps Repeat Repeat steps
I& 2 steps 1 1&2
&2
PULLEY"B" FM ant. terms 107 me 107 me C109 From pin 5 Adjust for max.
in series with: C101A to pin 4 of neg. reading
120 ohms (high C101C PC202 on VTVM.
side) 150 ohms
(low side)
" 89 me 89 me L104 (one. coil) "
Repeat two
4J preceding
steps.
CONDENSER PULLEY A.
PULLEY "A" TUNING 511FT COIID
DETAIL - WMPPED AS
5110X4 - a'á NIWS,
"D..
PULLEY
©John F. Rider
8 301r
ALIGNMENT
FM I -F AND RATIO DETECTOR ALIGNMENT (Using Sweep Generator and Oscilloscope).
Note: Place 1 megaton resistor in series with hot scope lead.
SWEEP GENERATOR SET RECEIVER CONNECT

ADJUSTMENTS REMARKS
COUPLE TO: FREQUENCY DIAL TO: SCOPE TO
10.7 mc Low end of dial T201, T102 top From pin 5 Open one end of
6CY5 (pin 5)
thru .01 mfd (.3 mc sweep) and bottom slugs to pin 4 C204. Adjust for
and 1000 ohms couple a T203 bottom slug of PC202 max. amplitude
in series marker sig. and symmetry.
to 6CY5pin 5 See fig. 1 below.
Low end of dial T203 top slug Across Adjust for best
C203 amplitude and
straightest slope.
See fig. 2.
Low end of dial T203 bottom slug Adjust for best

symmetry about
10.7 mc. See
fig. 2.
Repeat steps
1, 2 and 3.
10.7MC
FIG 1
FIG 2
F. K 1 F SELECTIVITY CURVE RATIO DETECTOR RESPONSE
CURVE
CHASSIS LAYOUT
10 KC
FILTER POWER
TRANSFORMER
6CY5 C109 6U8

L104 10.7MC
90MC
O
® ®
0 O O
6BÁ6 68A6 6A L5
ó ó s
ó 0 0 0 ó
T201
ó rim
ú ú ú
1302
T04
600KC
TO
600K,
BE6 W
6626
u u
-gl
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CHASSIS 51 SERIES
83DVd
PARTS LIST
(51-01, 51-04, 51-07, 51-09, 51-11)
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NO. LIST SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NO. LIST
TRANSFORMERS-COILS-CROKES C309 Cer., 2000 mmf 250218-20 .25

C310 Cer., 10K mmf 250218-19 .20
T101 FM input 360491-4 1.00 C311 Paper, .047 mfd-200V 250202-I1 .25
1102 let FM I-F 360626-1 1.60 C312 Ceramic, 5000 mmf 250175-90 .20
T103 Rod Antenna Assembly 360746-1 9.50 C313 Cer., 100 mmf 250218-22 .25
T104 AM R-F 360753-1 1.35 C3. Cer, 10K mmf
, 250218-19 . 20
T105 AM Oscillator 360752-1 .65 C315 Electrolytic, 20 mf0-25V 270027-28 1.00
T.
T201
let AM 1-F
ltd FM 1-F
360611-1
360747-1
1.40
1.60
C316
C317
Cer., 680 mmf
Paper, .047 mfd-200V
250218-4
250202-11
.20
.25
T202 Ind AM 1-F 360749-1 2.65 C318 Electrolytic, 20 mfd-25V 270027-28 1.00
T203 Ratio 360748-1 2.65 C319 Paper, .047 mfd-200V 250202-11 .25
T301 Power 300165-1 12.00
T301 Power (51-04) 300165-2 19.50
T902 Audio Output 320077-1 3,5 RESISTORS
L101 i -M Antenna 360750-1 .15
L102 RF Choke 360522-9 .30 All resistors are I0% -1/2W
L103 FM R -F 960751-1 .15 unless specified otherwise
L.
L105
FM Oscillator
RF Choke
360628-3
360522-9
.90
.90 8101 68 230104-48 2.00
L.
L301
RF Choke
10KC Filler
360522-9
380621-1
.30
.35
R102
00103
68K
22
230104-89
230104-92
2.00
2,00
1.302 RF Choke 360522-9 .30 R104 100K 230104-86 2.00
R105 1000 230104-62 2.00
R.
R107
220
1000 - IW
230104-54
230105-62
2.00
2.50
CAPACITORS
R108 10K 230104-74 2.00
All capacitors are 500V 0109 2700 230104-87 2.00 L
unless specified otherwise R110 1 meg. 230104-98 2.00
Rill 3300 - IW 230105-68 2.50
C101 Tuning Capacitor 260147-1 8.75 R112 2. 230104-78
230104-50
2.00
2.00
C102 Feed Thin, 1000 mmf 250276-2 .20 R113 100
C109 Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250278-2 .20 R114 8200 - 1W 230105-79 2.50
C104 Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250278-1 .25 R115 1000 230104-62 2.00
C105 Mica, 100 mm( 250187-59 ,25 .01 680 230104-48 2.00
C.
0107
Mfrs, 100 mmf
Mica, 2.2 mmf
.0187-53
250221-118
.25
.15
R202
R203
1000
220K
290104-62
230104-90
2.00
2.00
C.
C109
Mica, 220 mmf
Cer. 2.5-12.0 mmf (Trimmer)
250187-57
250188-9
.35
.30
R204
R205
47K
47K
230104-82
230104-82
2.00
2.00
C110 Cer. 5 mmf-5% 250088-138 .20 R206- 1.5 meg. 230104-100 2.00
C112 Cer. 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 R207 2.2 meg. 230104-102 2.00
0113 Mica, 200 mmf 250187-57 .35 R208. 2.2 meg. 230104-102 2.00
C114 Mica, 470 mmf 250159-102 .25 11301 Loudness Control (3.3 meg) 220131-13 @1.25
C115 Ce.., 12 mmf-5% 250088-179 .20 R302 Treble Control(1 meg) 220072-36 @1.00
C116 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 R303 Bass Control (3.3 meg) 220073-21 @1.25
0118 Mylar, mfd-100V
. 1 250261-125 .40 R304 2.2 meg 230104-102 2.00
C119 Cer., 47 mmf 250218-17 .15 R905 220K 230104-90 2.00
C120 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 0306 330K 230104-92 2.00
C121 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 00907 2.2 - 2W 230109-2 3.50
C122 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 .08 150 - 2W 230108-1052 3,50
C123 Cer., 5000 mmf 25 017 5-30 .20 8309 750 - 3W 230150-315 3.50
C124 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250276-1 .25 R310 10K - 200 230106-1074 3.50
C125 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250276-1 .25 00311 1200 - 2W 290106-1063 3.50
C128 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250276-1 .25 R312 100K 230104-86 2.00
C127 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250276-I .25 8313 9300 230104-68 2.00
C201 Cer., .01 mf Yá0234-68 .30 0314 1000 230104-62 2.00
C202 Cer., .00.33 mf 250 234-1 54 .25 R315 2.2 meg, 230104-102 2.00
C203 Cer., .0015 mf 250234-146 .20 R316 470K 230104-94 2.00
C204 Electrolytic, 4mf-50V 270559-9 1.10 0.317 470K 230104-94 2.00
C205 a Paper, lmf -200V
. 250240-13 .35 .18 5800 230104-71 2.00
C301 Electrolytic 35 mf4-350V 270021-71 2.75 0319 470K 230104-94 2.00
30 mfd-350V 0320 33K 230104-80 2.00
20 .d -350V
10 mfd-350V
0321
8322
470K
220 - 2W
230104-94
230108-1054
2.00
3.50
C302 88108, 1000 0000, 5% 250228-354 .45 10323 88K 230104-84 2.00
0303 88014, 1000 mmf, 5% 250228-354 .45 R324 12K 230304475 2.00
0304 Ceramic, 680 mmf 250218-4 .20 8325 3900 - IW 230105-69 3.50
0305 Ceramic, 2 s 1080 mmf-1000V 250219-3 .55 R326 470K 230104-94 2.00
C.
C. Ceramic, 47 mmf 250218-17 .15 .27 221( 230104-78 2.00
Ceramic, 33 mmf .0218-21 .25
C308 Ceramic, 2000 mmf 250218-20 .25 deed only on 51-04 Chassis.
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PARTS LIST
(51-02) 7r
P
DESCRIPTION PART NO, LIST SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NO. LIST
SYMBOL
TRANSFORMERS -COILS -CHOKES C301 Electrolytic,35-30-20-10m1d-350V 250021-71 2.75

R I RR R
C302 Ceramic, 5000 mm/ 250175-30 .20
T101 FM Input 380491-4 1.00 C303 Ceramic, 220 mm( 250218-5 .20
T102 1st FM I-F 360626-1 1.80 C304 Mylar, 22 mfd - 100V
. 250261-29 . 50
T103 Rod Antenna Assembly 380746-1 3.50 C305 Ceramic, 2x10K mmf - 1000V 250219-3 .55
T 104 AM R-F 360753-1 1.35 C306 Ceramic, 47 mmf 250218-17 .15
T105 AM Oscillator 360752-1 .65 C307 Ceramic, 33 mmf 250218-21 .25
T108 1st AM 1-F 360611-1 1.40 C308 Ceramic, 2000 mmf 250218-20 .25
T201 2nd FM I-F 360747-1 1.60 C309 Ceramic, 2000 mmf 250218-20 .25
T202 2. AM I -F 360749-1
360748-1
2.85
2.65
C310 Ceramic, 10K mmf 250218-19 .20
.20
T203 Ratio Detector C312 Ceramic, 5000 mmf 250175-30
T301 Power 300164-1 12.00 C313 Ceramic, 10K mmf 250218-19 .20
T302 Audio Output 320267-1 2.50 C314 Paper, .015 mfd - 200V 250202-8 .25
L101 FM Antenna 360750-1 .15 C315 Electrolytic, 20 mid - 25V 270027-28 1.00
L102 RF Choke 360522-9 .30 C916 Mica, 100 mmf 250187-53 .25
L103 FM R -F
FM Oscillator
360751-1
360828-1
.
.90
15
man.
mW
14.-
L104 RESISTORS
L105 RF Choke 360522-9 .30
L106 RF Choke 380522-9 .30
1,301 AC Line Choke 360653-1 .30 A11 resistors are 10%-1/2W
L302 RF Choke 360522-9 .30 unless specified otherwise o
88 230104-48 2.00 [31#
R101
CAPACITORS
R102
R103
R104
88K
22
100K
230104-84
230104-42
230104-86
2.00
2.00
2.00
wie 6
) i
1000 230104-62 2.00
All capacitors are 500V R105
230104-54 2.00 o
unless specified otherwise R106 220
1000 - 1W 230105-62 2.50
R107 2.00
260147-1 6.75 R108 10K 230104-74
C101 Tuning Capacitor 230104-87 2.00
C102 Feed Thru, 1000 mf 250276-2 .20 R109 2700
meg 230104-98 2.00
C103 Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250276-2 .20 R110 1
2.50
250276-1 .25 R111 3300 - 1W 230105-68
C104 Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 230104-78 2.00
C105 Mica, 100 mmf 250187-53 ,25 R112 22K
2.00
250187-53 .25 8113 100 230104-50
C106 Mica, 100 mmf 230105-73 2.50 N
MI., 2.2 mmf 250221-118 15 R114 8200 - IW
C107 .
230104-82 2.00
C108 Mica, 220 mmf 250187-57 .35 R115 1000
2.00
230104-48
0109 Cer., 2.5 - 12.0 mini (Trimmer) 250188-9 .30 R201 680
230104-62 2.00
C110 Cer., 5 mmf - 5% 250088-138 .20 R202 1000
2.00
R203 220K 230104-90
C111 Paper, .01 mfd - 400V 250211-7 . 25
230104-82 2.00
C112 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 R204 47K
Mica, 220 mmf 250187-57 .35 47K 230104-82 2.00
C113 R205
250159-102 .25 Loudness Control (3.3 meg) 220131-13 @1.25
C114 Mica, 470 mmf 8301
C115 Cer., 12 mmf - 5% 250088-179 .20 Treble Control (I meg) 220072-36 @1.00
8302 @1.25
C116 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 8303 Bass Control (3.3 meg) 220073-21
250261-125 .40 2.2 meg 230104-102 2.00
C118 Mylar, 1 mfd - 100V
. R304 2.00
C119 Cer., 47 mmf 250218-17 .15 R305 220K 230104-90 n$
230104-110 2.00
C120 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 R306 10 meg
2.00
C121 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 8307 470 230104-58
Cer., 5000 mint 250175-30 .20 68K 230104-84 2.00
C122 8308 2.00
C123 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 R309 270 230104-55
230106-1074 3.50
C124 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mf 250276-1 .25 R310 10K - 2W
3.50
C125 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mf 250276-1 .25 R311 1200 - 2W 230106-1083
230104-86 2.00
C126 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 in/ 250276-1 .25 R312 100K
C.
C201
Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mf
Ceramic, .01 m(
250276-1
250234-66
.25
.30
R313
R314
3300
560 - 2W
230104-68
230106-1059
2.00
3.50
C202 Ceramic, .0033 mf 250234-154 .25 R316 470K 230104-94 2.00
C203 Ceramic, .0015 mf 250234-146 .20 68K 230104-84 2.00 9g
R323 3.50
C204 Electrolytic 4 ml - 50V 270559-9 1.10 8325 3900 - 1W 230105-6B
PRICES FOR RESISTORS ABE FOB A PACKAGE OF 10 1/141284 INDICATED BY p.

MISCELLANEOUS PARTS LIST
(ALL CHASSIS)
Phono & Tape Input 180566-1 . 20 PC202 Printed Circuit 250254-I 1,15
Pilot light tl 1847 180181-17 .20 Crystal Diode (1N34A) 530049-1 1.85
Pilot light 81847 180161-17 . 20 Dial Glans (51-05) 150546-1 .90 (
SW303 Band Switch 160284-1 2.75 Dial Glase (51-01) 150520-1 .85
SW303 Band Switch (51-02 & 04) 160284-2 1.75 Dial Glase (51-03) 150533-1 .90
SW303 Band Switch (51-03BA) 160284-4 1.75 Dial Glans (51-07) 150549-1 .90
PC201 Printed Circuit 250255-1 1.15 Dial Glans (51-08) 150551-1 .85
DIN Glasd (51-02 er 04) 150521-1 .90
D1N Pointer 102448-2 .35
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE PRICES SLIGHTLY HIGHER IN WEST
©John Fm Rider CHASSIS 51 SERIES

CHASSIS 51 SJR1Jt
SCC.EMk1ú)C ®8AG
(511-03, 5-050 59-08)
TRANSFORMERS -COILS -CHOKES C311 Ceramic, 470 mmf 250218-6 .20

C312 Ceramic, 22 mrof 250218-1 .20
T101 FM Input 360491-4 1.00 C313 Ceramic, 10K mmf 250218-19 .20
T102 Mt FM I -F 360626-1 1.60 C314 Ceramic, 10K mmf 250218-19 .20
T103 Rnd Antenna Assembly 360746-1 3.50 C315 Electrolytic, 20 mid - 25V 270027-28 1.00
T104 AM R-F 360753-1 1.35 C316 Mica, 100 mmf 250187-53 .25
T105 AM Oscillator 360752-1 .65 C317 Ceramic, 10K mmf - 1000V 250219-2 .20
T106 1st AM I -F 360611-1 1.40 C318 Ceramic, 1000 mmf 250218-18 .20
T201 2. FM I-F 360747-1
360749-1
1.60
2.65
C319
C320
Ceramic, 1000 mmf
Ceramic, 180 mmf
250218-18
250175-90
.20
.20
T202 2nd AM I-F
T203 Ratio Detector 360748-1 2.65
T301 Filament 320277-2 4.50
L101 FM Antenna 360750-1 .15 RESISTORS
L102 RF Choke 360522-9 .30
L103 FM R -F 360751-1 .15 All resistors are 10%-1/2W
L104 FM Oscillator 360628-1 .90 unless specified otherwise
L105 RF Choke 360522-9 .30
L106 RF Choke 360522-9 . 30 R101 68 230104-48 2.00
L301 10KC Filter 360621-1 .35 .02 68K 230104-84 2.00
L302 RF Choke 360522-9 .30 0103 22 230104-42 2.09
R104 100K 230104-86 2.00
R105 1000 230104-62 2.00
CAPACITORS R106 220 230104-54 2.00
R107 1000 - 1W 230105-62 2.50
All capacitors are 500V R108 10K 230104-74 2.00
unless specified otherwise R109 2700 230104-67 2.00
R110 1 meg 230104-98 2.00
C101 Tuning Capacitor 260147-1 6.75 R111 3300 - 1W 230105-68 2.50
C102 Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250276-2- .20 R112 22K 230104-78 2. 00
C103 Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250276-2 .20 0113 100 230109-50 2.00
C104 Feed Thru, 1000 mrof 250276-1 .25 8114 8200 - IW 230105-73 2.50
C105 Mica, 100 mmf 250187-53 .25 8115 1000 230104-62 2.00
C106 Mica, 100 mmf 250187-53 .25 R201 680 230104-48 2.00
C107 Mica, 2.2 mmf 250221-118 .15 R202 1000 230104-62 2.00
C108 Mica, 220 mmf 250187-57 .35 R203 220K 230104-90 2.00
C109 Cer. 2.5 - 12.0 mmf (Trimmer) 250188-9 .30 R204 47K 230104-82 2.00
C110. Cer., 5 mmf - 5% 250089-138 .20 R205 47K 230104-82 2.00
C111 Paper, 01 mid - 400V
. 250211-7 . 25 R206 1.5 meg. 230104-100 2.00
C112 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 R207 2.2 meg 230104-102 2.00
C113 Mica, 220 mmf 250187-57 .35 R208 2.2 meg 230104-102 2.00
C114 Mica, 470 mmf 250159-102 .25 R301 Loudness Control (3.3 meg) 220131-13 @1.25
C115 Cer., 12 mmf - 0% 250088-179 .20 R302 Treble Control (1 meg) 220072-36 ®1.00
C116 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 0303+ Bass Control (1 meg) 220073-24 @1.25
C118 Mylar, .1 mid - 100V 250261-125 90 R304 2.2 meg 230104-102 2.00
C119 Cer., 47 mmf 250218-17 .15 R305 220K 230104-90 2.00
C120 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 R306 330K 230104-92 2.00
C121 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 R307 1 meg 230104-98 2.00
C122 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 8308 68K 230104-84 2.00
C123 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 .20 R309 330K 230104-92 2.00
C124 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mf 250276-1 .25 R310 10K - 2W 230104-1074 3.50
C125 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mf 250276-1 .25 R911 1200 - 2W 230106-1063 3.50
C126 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mf 250276-1 .25 R312 100K 230104-86 2.00
C127 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 rof 250276-1 .25 R313 3300 230104-68 2.00
C201 Ceramic, .01 rat 250234-66 .30 R314 1000 230104-62 2.00
C202 Ceramic, .0033 mf 250234-154 .25 R315 47K 230109-82 2.00
C203 Ceramic, .0015 ml 250234-146 .20 R316 470K 230104-99 2.00
C204 Electrolytic 4 ml - 5011 270559-9 1.10 R317 1 meg 230104-98 2.00
C205 Paper, .1 mf - 200V 250240-13 .35 8318 1 meg 230104-98 2.00
C301 Electrolytic, 30-30 mid -450V 270021-58 2.25 8319 4700 230104-70 2.00
C302 Mica, 1000 mmf 250228-354 .45 R320 2500 - 10W 290071-39 @ .40
C303 Mica, 1000 mint 250228-354 .45 R321 100 230104-50 2.00
C304 Ceramic, 470 mint 250218-6 .20 R322 100 230104-50 2.00
C305 Ceramic, 2x10K mmf - 1000V 250219-3 .55 R326 3900 - 1W 230105-69 2.50
C306 Ceramic, 47 mint 250218-17 .15 8327 82K 230104-85 2.50
C307 Ceramic, 3300 mmf 250175-28 .25 R328 330K 230104-92 2.50
C308 Ceramic, 2000 mmf 250218-20 .25
Ceramic, 2000 mmf 250218-20 .25
Used only M 51-03.
C309 Usedonty in 51-05 8, 08
C310 Ceramic, 10K mmf 250218-19 . 20
...Used only 51-03BA180
©John F. Rider
ALIGNMENT
May navel( MAINTENANCE MANUAL 1326

SIGNAL GENERATOR
AM ALIGNMENT
Set band switch to AM position.
SET RECEIVER
Check dial pointer positioning.
CONNECT
SERIES RADIO CHASSIS ADJUSTMENTS OUTPUT REMARKS
51
COUPLE TO: FREQUENCY DIAL TO: METER
6BE6 (pin 7) 455 kc Near 1000 kc T202, T106, top Across Adjust for
thru . 01 mid (modulated) (free of and bottom slugs voice coil max. output
interference)
AM ant. term. 1400 kc 1400 kc C101F " "
GENERAL thru 10 mmf (modulated C101D
C101B
Complete maintenance information necessary for the Electrical changes which were made on the 51-01 and
51-03 are includedon the schematic diagram covering " 600 kc 600 kc T105, T104 " Adjust for
proper servicing of any of the 51 series radio chassis is (modulated) max. output.
covered on the following pages. Some of these chassis those chassis. These electrical changes will appear
are AM -FM tuners only which require an additional in those chassis which contain the suffix letters "BA"
amplifier for voltages and output. Others contain a appearing alter the chassis numbers. The chassis ' Repeat steps
which have the suffix letters 'BAX" appearing after the 2 and 3.
built-in amplifier which may have push-pull output or
single ended output. The chassis havingposh-pull out- chassis numbers are identical to the "BA" versions,
put provide approximately 6 -watts power output and however, they use a different transformer as illus-
those chassis having single -ended output provide ap- trated in the Parts List.
proximately 3 -watts power output.
FM ALIGNMENT (Using AM Signal Generator and VTVM)

Set band switch to FM position.Noce: Place a 1 megohm resistor in series with hot side of VTVM.
SPECIFICATIONS
SIGNAL GENERATOR SET RECEIVER CONNECT
Tuning Frequency Range: Ratio Detector 6AL5 ADJUSTMENTS OUTPUT REMARKS
Broadcast Band 540-1620KC AM Detector (crystal) 1N34A
COUPLE TO: FREQUENCY DIAL TO: METER
FM Band 88-108MC Tuning Eye (51-03,04,05,08) 6E5
Intermediate Frequency 455KC/10.7MC Audio Amp. (51-02) 6AV6 From (pin 5) Adjust for max.
6CY5 (pin 5) 10.7 me Low end of dial T201, T102 top &
Tubes: Audio Amp. (51-01,04,07,09,11) (1/2) 6118 bottom slugs and to pin 4 of neg. reading
FM RF Amplifier 6CY5 Audio Amp (51-03,05,08) (1/2) 12AX7 thru . 01 mid unmodulated
T203 bottom slug PC202 on VTVM.
AM RF Amplifier 6B Z6 Phase Inverter (51-01,04,07,09,11) (1/2) 6118
FM Mixer & Oar. 6U8 Cathode Follower (51-03,05,08) (1/2) 12AX7
AM Converter 6BE6 Audio Output (51-02) 6AQ5
Across Time for zero
IF Amplifier BBA6 Audio Output Push -Pull (51-01,04,07,09,11) (2)6AQ5 " Low end of dial T203 top slug
C203 VTVM. (Point
FM Driver 6BA6 Rectifier (51-01,02,04,07,09,11) 5Y3
where voltage
swings pos.
or neg.)
" " Low end of dial Repeat steps Repeat Repeat steps
CHASSIS DIFFERENCES 1& 2 steps 1 1 & 2
& 2
Chassis No. Tuning Eye Output Chassis No. Tuning Eye Output From pin 5 Adjust for max.
FM ant. terms 107 me 107 me C109
51-01 No Push -Pull 51-07 No Push -Pull
C101C PC202 on VTVM.
51-02 No Single Ended 51-08 Yes None 120 ohms (high
51-03 Yes None 51-09 No Push -Pull side) 150 ohms
51-04 Yes Push -Pull 51-10 Not Released (low side)
51-05 Yes None 51-11 No Push -Pull
51-06 Not Released " 89 me 89 me L104 (osc. coil) " "
Repeat two
preceding
steps.
CHASSIS 51 SERIES
©John B. Rider
CHASIS 51 SERIES
ALIGNMENT
DIAL STRINGING INSTRUCTIONS
FM I -F AND RATIO DETECTOR ALIGNMENT (Using Sweep Generator and Oscilloscope). DIAL CORD PLACEMENT DIAL POINTER PLACEMENT
Note: Place 1 megohm resistor in series with hot scope lead.
Select a 50 -inch lengthof dial cord and tie a small loop Place the dial pointer onto the pointer slide and turn the
at each end. Turnthe tuning gang fully out of mesh and tuning gang completely in mesh. Lace the dial cord
SWEEP GENERATOR SET RECEIVER CONNECT hook one end of the cordover the metal hook on the con- around the three hooks on the front of the pointer and
ADJUSTMENTS REMARKS denser pulley nearest the front of the chassis and pro- with the tuning condenser still fully in mesh, slide the
COUPLE TO: FREQUENCY DIAL TO: SCOPE TO ceedwith the stringing as shown in the drawing below. pointer over until it lines up with the last dial call-
bration mark at the low frequency end of the broadcast
6CY5 (pin 5) 10.7 mc Low end of dial T201, T102 top From pin 5 Open one end of band. This completes the assembly.
thru .01 mid (.3 me sweep) and bottom slugs to pin 4 C204. Adjust for
and 1000 ohms couple a T203 bottom slug of PC202 max. amplitude
in series marker sig. and symmetry. DIAL STRINGING GUIDE
to 6CY5pin 5 See fig. 1 below.
(51-03. 51-05 & 51-08)
" " Low end of dial T203 top slug Across Adjust for best TUNING SNAFT
START HERE WITH
C203 amplitude and GANG CONDENSER
POINTER (SEE DETAIL)
straightest slope. FULLY CLOSED
See f1g. 2.
" Low end of dial T203 bottom slug " Adjust for best SPRING
symmetry about
10.7 mc. See
fig. 2.
" " PULLEY 13"
Repeat steps
1, 2 and 3.
10.7MC
PULLEY"C"
10.775
10.625MC 10.775MC
10.7MC
CONDENSER PULLEY PULLEY"A"
PULLEY "D"
FIG I
FIG 2
DIAL STRINGING GUIDE
F.M.1F SELECTIVITY CURVE RATIO DETECTOR RESPONSE
CURVE (ALL OTHERS)
TUNING SHAFT
(SEE DETAIL)
CHASSIS LAYOUT START HERE WITH POINTER
GANG CONDENSER
FULLY CLOSED
10 KC
FILTER
POWER
TRANSFORMER SPRING
6CY5 C109 6U6

L104 10.71dC
90MC
PULLEY '13"
T203
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T302
6826
71004
600KC 600NC
T1005 613E6 W CONDENSER PULLEY
PULLEY"A" TAIDIU SWIFT
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(51-01,04,07,09,11)
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SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NO. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NO.
I' RIO
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Ï 4-g TRANSFORMERS -COILS -CHOKES C914 Co,., 10K mmf 250218-19
270027-28
C915 Electrolytic, 20 1Md-26V
T101 FM laput 360491-4 C916 Cer., 680 mini 250218-4
T102 let FM I-F 360628-1 C316 Cer., 470 mmf (51-0113A) 250218-6
s. T103
T104
Rod Antenna Assembly
AM R -F
360746-1
980763-1
C317
C917
Paper, .047 mid -200V
Paper, .1 mid -200V (51-01BA)
250202-11
250252-13
al
T105 AM Oscillator 960752-1 C918 Electrolytic, 20m1d-25V 270027-28
T106 let AM I-F 360611-1 C919 Paper, .047 mid -200V 250202-11
T201 2nd FM I -F 960747-1 C319 Paper .1 mid -200V (61-OIBA) 250202-19
MMM i Cer., 250207-49
T202 2nd AM I -F 360749-1 C326 990 mmf
T203 Ratio 360748-1 C328 Co,., 100 mmf (61-01ßA) 250218-22
T301 Power 300185-1 C927 Cer., 1000 mmf (51-01BA) 250218-8
T301 Power (51-04) & (51-01BAX) 300165-2
T302 Audio Output 320077-1 RESISTORS
L101 FM Antenna 360750-1
L102 RF Choke 360522-9 All resistors are 10%, 1/2W
L103 FM R -F 360751-1 unless enact/led otherwise
L104 FM Oscillator 360628-1
RF Choke 360522-9 0101 68 230104-48
L105 230104-84
L106 RF Choke 360522-9 R102 88K
Filter 360621-1 R103 22 230104-42
L301 10KC
380522-9 11104 100K 230104-86
L302 RF Choke 230104-62
R105 1000
0106 220 290104-54
0107 1000, 1W 230105-62
o 3 CAPACITORS
R108 10K 230104-74
2700 230104-67
All capacitor. are 500V 11109
230104-98
R110 1 meg
o -1 unless specified otherwise
R111 9300, 1W 230105-88
280147-1 R112 22K 230104-78
A C101 Tuning Capacitor 290104-50
R113 100
o 0102
C103
Feed Thru, 1000 mint
Feed Thru, 1000 mmf
250276-2
250276-2 R114 3200, 1W 230105-79
V C104 Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250278-1 R115 1000 290104-62
R201 880 230104-48
o C105 Mica, 100 00008
Mica, ill mmf
250187-53
1000 230104-82
e 0 C108
C107 Mica, 2.2 mmf
260187-53
250221-118
R202
0203 220K
-
230104-90
230104-82
C108 Mica, 220 mmf 250187-57 R204 47K
R205 47K 230104-82
44 C109 Cer. 2.5-12.0 mmf (Trimmer) 250188-9
290104-100
C110 Cer. 5 mmf, 5% 250088-138 R208. 1..5 meg.
250175-30 8207 2.2 meg 290104-102
C112 Cer. 5000 mmf 230104-102
C113 Mica, 200 mmf 250187-57 02080 2.2 meg.
0901 Loudness Control (5.3 meg) 220191-13
C114 Mica, 470 mmf 250169-102
250088-179 0302 Treble Control (1 meg) 220072-98
C115 Cer., 12 mint, 5% 220079-21
C118 Co,., 5000 mmf 250175-30 R303 Base Control (9.9 mag)
250261-125 R504 2.2 meg 290104-102
C118 Mylar, .1 mfd, 100V 230104-90.
250218-17 R906 220K
C119 Cer., 47 mmf 390K 230104-92
C120 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-90 R306
A t C121
CO22
Cer., 5000 mmf
Cer., 5000 mmf
260175-90
250175-90
8907
11308
2.2 - 2W
150, 2W
230109-2
290108-1052
78909 750, 9W 230150-315
C123 Cer., 5000 mmf 280175-30 230106-1074
C124 Cer., Feed fru,
1000 mint 250276-1 R310
R311
10K, 2W
1200, 2W 230108-1063
C125 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250278-1 230104-86
250276-1 8912 100K
C126 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mmf R313 3900 230104-68
C127 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250278-1 230104-82
250234-66 R914 1000
C201 Cer., .01 mf R314 990(81-01BA) 230104-58
C202 Cer., .0039 mf 250234-154 231104-102
Co,., .0015 mf 250234-146 R315 2.2 meg
C203 470K 290104-94
Electrolytic, 4 m1-60V 270559-9 8316
C204 230104-94
C205. Paper, .1.
- 200V 250240-13
270021-71
0317
11318
470K
8800 290104-71
C301 Electrolytic 95 mfd - 350V 9300 (51-ISBA) 230104-68
30 mfd - 350V 0318
8319 470K 290104-94
20 mfd - 310V 230104-80
4áE >a 10 mfd - 360V 0320 33K
230104-94
260228-364 R921 470K
C302 Mica, 1000 00mí, 5% 230106-1054
mmf, 250228-354 R322 220, 2W
C303 Mica, 1000 5% 230104-84
mmf 250218-4 R929 88K
C904 Ceramic, 880
150K (51-0113A) 230104-88
C905 Ceramic, 2 x 10K mmf-1000V 250219-9 R929
4ii R324 12K 290104-75
C306 Ceramic, 47 mmf 250218-17 290104-70
Ceramic, 33 mmf 250218-21 50324 4.7K (51-0113A)
C307 230105-69
C308 Ceramic, 2000 mint 250218-20 R926 3900, 1W
8326 470K 290104-94
C309 Cer., 2000 mmf 250218-20 290104-78
Cer., 10K mmf 350218-19 03270 22K
C310 230104-42
Paper, .047 mfd-200V 250202-11 R990 22 (51-0111A)
C911
C312 Ceramic, 6000 mmf 250175-90
C919 Co,., 100 mint 250218-22 .Used only on 51-04 Chassis.
CHASSIS 51 SERIES
°John Y. Rider
CHASSIS 51 SERIES
(51-02)
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
PART O. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NO,
TRANSFORMERS-COILS -CHOKES
C301 Electrolytic, 35-30-20-IOmfd-350V
T101 FM Input C302 250021-71
T102 360491-4 Ceramic, 5000 mmf
let FM I -F C303 Ceramic, 220 mmf 250175-30
T103 Rod Antenna Assembly 360628-1 C304 250218-5
T104 360748-1 Mylar, .22 mfd, 100V
AM R -F C305 250261-29
T105 380753-1 Ceramic, 2x1090 mmf, 1000V
AM Oscillator C306 Ceramic, 47 mmf 250219-3
T106 let AM I -F 360752-1 C307 250218-17
T201 380611-1 Ceramic, 33 mmf
2nd FM I -F C308 Ceramic, 2000 mmf 250218-21
T202 2nd AM I -F 360747-1 C309 250218-20
T209 360749-I Ceramic, 2000 mmf
Ratio Detector C310 Ceramic, 10K mmf 250218-20
T301 Power 360748-1 C312 250218-19
T302 300184-1 Ceramic, 5000 mmf
Audio Output C313 Ceramic, 10K mmf 250175-30
L101 FM Antenna 320267-1 C314 250218-19
L102 380750-1 Paper, .015 mfd, 200V
RF Choke C315 Electrolytic, 20 mid, 25V 250202-8
L103 FM R -F 360522-9 C316 270027-28
L104 360751-1 Mica, 100 mmf
FM Oscillator 250187-53
L105 RF Choke 380628-1
L106 RF Choke 360522-9
L301 360522-9 RESISTORS
AC Line Choke
L302 RF Choke 360653-1
360522-9 All resistors are 10%,
1/2W
unless specified otherwise
R101 68
CAPACITORS R102 6890 230104-48
R103 22 230104-84
All capacitors are 500V R104 100K 230104-42
unless specified otherwise R105 1000 230104-86
R106 220 230104-62
C101 Tuning Capacitor R107 1000, 1W 230104-54
C102 Feed Thru, 1000 mf 260147-1 R108 230105-82
10K
C103 Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250276-2 R109 230104-74
250276-2 2700
C104 Feed Thru, 1000 mmf R130 1 meg 230104-67
C105 Mica, 250276-1 R111 230104-98
100 mmf
250187-53 3300, IW
C106 Mica, R112 230105-68
N C107 Mica,
100 mmf
2.2 mmf 250187-53 R113
2290
100 230104-78
C108 Mica, 220 mmf
250221-118 R114 230104-50
8200, 1W
C109 250187-57
Cer., 2.5 - 12.Omml(Trimmer) 250188-9 R115 230105-73
1000
C110 Cer. , 5 mmf, 5% R201 680 230104-62
C111 Paper, .01 mfd, 400V 250088-138 R202 230104-48
1000
C112 Cer., 5000 mmf 250211-7 R203 22090 230104-62
C113 Mica, 220 mmf 250175-30 R204 47K 230104-90
C114 Mica, 470 mmf 250187-57 R205 4710 230104-82
C115 Coo., 12 mmf, 5% 250159-102 R301 Loudness Control (3.3 meg) 230104-82
C118 Cer., 5000 mmf 250088-179 R302 Treble Control (1 meg) 220131-13
C118 Mylar, .1 mfd, 100V 250175-30 R303 Bass Control (3.3 meg) 220072-36
C119 Cer., 47 mmf 250261-125 R304 2.2 meg 220073-21
C120 Cer., 5000 mmf 250218-17 R305 22090 230104-102
C121 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 R306 10 meg
230104-90
C122 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 R307 470 230104-110
C123 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 R308 8810
230104-58
C124 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 ml 250175-30 R309 270 230104-84
C125 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 ml 250276-1 R310 1090, 2W
230104-55
C128 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 250276-1 R311 1200, 2W 230106-1074
C127 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 ml
mf
250276-1 R312 100K 230106-1063
C201 Ceramic, .01 mf 250276-1 R313 3300 230104-86
C202 Ceramic, .0093 mf 250234-66 R314 560, 2W 230104-68
C203 Ceramic, .0015 mf 250234-154 R316 470K 290106-1059
C204 Electrolytic 4mf, 50V 250294-146 R323 58K 230104-94
1-44
270559-9 R325 230104-84
H-,2 3900, 1W
230105-89
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:: Ié
(ALL CHASSIS)
49 DESCRIPTION PART NO, SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NO,
9ge Phono & Tape Input
Pilot light #1847 180566-1 Crystal Diode
180181-17 (1N34A) 530049-1
Pilot light #1847 180161-17
Dial Glass (51-05) 150545-1
4 SW303 Band Switch Dial Glass (51-01)
9W309 160284-1 150520-1
Band Switch (51-02 & 04) Dial Glass (51-03) 150533-1
9W309 160284-2 Dial Glass (51-07)
Band Switch (51-03111A) 150549-1
PC201 160284-4
Printed Circuit 250255-1
Dial Glass (51-08) 150551-1
PC202 Printed Circuit Dial Glass (51-02 & 04)
250254-1 150521-1
Dial Pointer 102448-2
Dial Glass (51-01 BAX) 150599-I
©John H. Rider
.REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
(51-03,05,08)
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NO. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NO.
TRANSFORMERS-COILS-CROKES C311 Ceramic, 470 mmf 250218-8

C312* Ceramic, 22 mmf 250218-1
T101 FM Input 360491-4 C913 Ceramic, 10K matt 250218-19
T102 1st FM I -F 360626-1 C314 Ceramic, 10K mmf 250218-19
T103 Rod Antenna Assembly 380746-1 C315 Electrolytic, 20mfd, 25V 270027-28
T104 AM R -F 380753-1 C316 Mica, 100 mmf 250187-53
T105 AM Oscillator 380752-1 C317 Ceramic, 10K mmf, 1000V 250219-2
T106 1st AM I -F 980611-1 C318 Ceramic, 1000 mmf 250218-18
T201 2nd FM I-F 380747-1 C319.* Ceramic, 1000 mmf 250218-18
T202 2nd AM I-F 380749-1 C320** Ceramic, 180 mmf 250175-40
T203 Ratio Detector 360748-1
T301 Filament 320277-2 RESISTORS
L101 FM Antenna 380750-1
L102 RF Choke 380522-9 All resistors are 10%, 1/2W
L103 FM R -F 380751-1 unless specified otherwise
L104 FM Oscillamr 360628-1
L105 RF Choke 360522-9 R101 68 230104-48
L106 RF Choke 960522-9 R102 68K 230104-84
L301 10KC Filter 360821-1 R103 22 290104-42
L302 RF Choke 360522-9 R104 100K 230104-86
R105 1000 230104-62
R106 220 230104-54
99 230105-62
R107 1000, 1W
I ; CAPACITORS R108 1OK 230104-74
L_ R109 2700 230104-67
All capacitors are 500V R110 l meg 230104-98
unless specified otherwise R111 3300, 1W 230105-68
R112 22K 230104-78
C101 Tuning Capacitor 260147-1 R113 100 230104-50
C102 Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250276-2 R114 8200, 1W 230105-73
C103 Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250276-2 R115 1000 230104-62
C104 Feed Thru, 1000 Ralf 250276-1 R201 680 230104-48
C105 Mira 100 mmf 250187-53 R202 1000 230104-62
C106 Mica, 100 mmf 250187-53 R209 220K 230104-90
C107 Mica, 2.2 mmf 250221-118 R204 47K 230104-82
C108 Mica, 220 mmf 250187-57 R205 47K 230104-82
C109 Cer. 2.5-12.0 mmf(Trimmer) 250188-9 R206 1.5 meg. 230104-100
C110 Cer., 5 mmf, 5% 250088-138 R207 2.2 meg 290104-102
C111 Paper, .01 mid, 400V 250211-7 R208 2.2 meg 230104-102
C112 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 R301 Loudness Control (3.3 meg) 220131-13
C113 Mica, 220 mmf 250187-57 R302 Treble Control (1 meg) 220072-36
C114 Mica, 470 mmf 250159-102 R303 Bass Control (1 meg) 220073-22
C115 Cer., 12 mmf, 5% 250088-179 R303*R+ Bass Control (1 meg) 220073-24
C118 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-90 R304 2.2 meg 230104-102
C118 Mylar, .1 mfd, 100V 250261-125 R305 220K 230104-90
C119 Cer., 47 mmf 250218-17 R306 330K 230104-92
C120 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 R307 l meg 230104-98
C121 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 R308 68K 230104-84
C122 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 R309 330K 230104-92
C123 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 R310 10K, 2W 230104-1074
C124 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mf 250276-1 R311 1200, 2W 230106-1063
C125 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mf 250276-1 R312 100K 230104-86
C126 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mf 250278-1 R313 3300 230104-68
C127 Cer., Feed Thru, 1000 mf 260278-1 R314 1000 230104-62
C201 Ceramic, .01 mf 250234-66 R315 47K 230104-82
C202 Ceramic, .0033 alt 250234-154 R316 470K 230104-94
C203 Ceramic, .0015 mf 250234-146 R317 1 meg 290104-98
C204 Electrolytic 4 mf, 50V 270559-9 R318 1 meg 230104-98
C205 Paper, .1 oaf, 200V 250240-13 R319 4700 230104-70
C301 Electrolytic, 30-30 mid, 450V 270021-58 R320 2500, IOW 240071-39
C302 Mica, 1000 matt 250228-354 R321 100 230104-50
C303 Mica, 1000 mmf 250228-354 R322 100 230104-50
C304 Ceramic, 470 mmf 250218-8 R326 3900, 1W 230105-69
C305 Ceramic, 2x1OK mmf, 1000V 250219-3 R327++ 82K 230104-85
7
>iE C306 Ceramic, 47 mmf 250218-17 R328+* 330K 230104-92
4>d>a C307 Ceramic, 3300 mmf 250175-28
250218-20 only in 51-03.
C308
C309
C330
Ceramic,
Ceramic,
Ceramic,
2000 mmf
2000mmf
10K matt
250218-20
250218-19
s*Used
-Used only in 51-05 08
...Usedonly in 51-03BA
&
CHASSIS 51 SERIES
©John F. Rider
CHASSIS 52 SERIES
GENERAL
The service information on the following pages covers an external AM antenna connect one lead to the AM
the three versions of the 52 Series chassis. These connection and ground the antenna to the connection
chassis are AM -FM tuners only and the 52-01 and 52-02 marked G. The connections marked 1 and 2 are not
versions obtaintheir voltages from the Amplifier used used.
in conjunction with them. The 52-03 version contains
its ownpower supply and uses a 5Y3GT as a rectifier. Provisions have also been provided for using a tape
MAINTENANCE MANUAL 1327 recorder in conjunction with instruments using these
chassis. On the rear apron of the radio chassis are
Provisions are provided for the connection of an ex- two sockets labeled "Record" and "Play". To record
ternal AM or FM antenna. A terminal board having from either radio orphono set the band selector switch
two connections marked FM, a connection marked AM to the desired recording position and connect the input
and three other connections marked G, 1, and 2 re- of the tape recorder to the socket identified as "Record".
spectively are located on a fibre board fastened to the To play the tape recorder back thru instruments using
rear of the radio chassis. To connect an external FM these chassis, set the band selector switch to Tape and
antenna to this unit merely connect the FM antenna plug the output of the recorder iñto the socket identified
leads to the two connections marked FM and to connect as "Play".
SPECIFICATIONS
117 VOLTS, 50/60 CYCLES AC I. F. AMPLIFIER 6BA6
POWER SUPPLY
75 WATTS FM DRIVER 6BA6
POWER CONSUMPTION
RATIO DETECTOR 6AL5
TUNING FREQUENCY RANGE:
540-1620 KC AM DETECTOR (CRYSTALDIODE) 1N34A
BROADCAST BAND
FM BAND 88-108 MC 1ST AUDIO AMP (52-01) (1/2) 12AT7
455 KC/10.7MC 1ST AUDIO AMP (1/2) 12AX7
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY
CATHODE FOLLOWER (52-01) (1/2) 12AT7
TUBES:
6CY5 CATHODE FOLLOWER (1/2) 12AX7
FM RF AMPLIFIER 6AV6
FM MIXER -OSCILLATOR 6U8 PHONO PREAMPLIFIER
6B Z6 RECTIFIER (52-03) 5Y3
AM RF AMPLIFIER
6BE6 TUNING INDICATOR 6E5
AM CONVERTER
Magna vox DIAL CORD PLACEMENT

DIAL STRINGING
Select a64inchlength of dial cord and tie a small loop

at each end. Turn the tuning gangfully out of mesh and
hook one end of the cord over the metal hook on the con-
denser pulley nearest the front of the chassis and pro,
DIAL POINTER PLACEMENT
Place the dial pointer onto the pointer slide and turn the
tuning gang completely in mesh. Lace the dial cord
around the three hooks on the front of the pointer and
with the tuning condenser still fully in mesh, slide the
ceedwiththe stringing as shown in the drawing below. pointer over until it lines up with the last dial cali-
RADIO CHASSIS 52 SERIES bration mark at the lowfrequency end of the broadcast
START NERE WITH GANG POINTER PULLEY 'B'

CONDENSER fULLY C_. P g2999 -I
SPRING
A 102185-2 TUNING SHAFT
TURNS OF DIAL COR01
1
CONDENSER PULLEY 'C
PULLEY
PULLEY '0'
©John F. Rider
ALIGNMENT ALIGNMENT
AM ALIGNMENT Note: Place 1 megohm resistor in series with hot scope lead.
Set band switch to AM position. Check dial pointer positioning.
CONNECT
SWEEP GENERATOR SET RECEIVER CONNECT
SIGNAL CENERATOR SET RECEIVER ADJUSTMENTS REMARKS
ADJUSTMENTS OUTPUT REMARKS
METER COUPLE TO: FREQUENCY DIAL TO: SCOPE TO
COUPLE TO: FREQUENCY DIAL TO:
Across Adjust for 6CY5 (pin 5) 10.7 me Low end of dial T201, T102 top From pin 5 Open one end of
6BE6 (pin 7) 455 kc Near 1000 Ice T202, T106, top thru .01 mid (.3 me sweep) and bottom slugs
voice coil max. output to pin 4 C204. Adjust for
thru .01 mfd (modulated) (free of and bottom slugs and 1000 ohms couple a T203 bottom slug of PC202 max. amplitude
interference) in series marker sig. and symmetry.
to 6CY5pin5 See fig. 1 below.
AM ant. term. 1400 kc 1400 kc C101F "
thru 10 mmf (modulated C101D " Low end of dial T203 top slug
C101B
" Across Adjust for best
C203 amplitude and
T106, T104 " Adjust for straightest slope.
" 600 ke 600 kc See fig. 2.
(modulated) max. output.
., " Repeat steps " " Low end of dial T203 bottom slug " Adjust for best
2 and 3. symmetry about
10.7 mc. See
fig. 2.
" " Repeat steps
1, 2 and 3.

Set band switch to FM position.Note: Place a I megohm resistor in series with hot side of VTVM. 10.7.
10.775
CONNECT 10.625. 10.775.

SIGNAL GENERATOR SET RECEIVER
ADJUSTMENTS OUTPUT REMARKS
COUPLE TO: FREQUENCY DIAL TO: METER 10.7MC
6CY5 (pin 5) 10.7 me Low end of dial T201, T102 top & From (pin 5) Adjust for max.
thru .01 mfd unmodulated bottom slugs and to pin 4 of neg. reading
FIG I FIG 2
" Low end of dial T203 top slug Across Tune for zero F. a IF SELECTIVITY CURVE RATO DETECTOR RESPONSE
CURVE
C203 VTVM. (Point
where voltage
swings pos. CHASSIS LAYOUT
or neg. )
" Low end of dial Repeat steps

1&2
Repeat
steps
&2
Repeat steps
1&2 0 10 KC
FILTER POWER
TRANSFORMER
6CY5 6U6
FM ant, terms 107 me 107 me C109 From pin 5 Adjust for max.
120 ohms (high C101C PC202 on VTVM.
side) 150 ohms
(low side) e 68A6 6BÁ6 6AL5
" 89 me 89 me L104 (ose. coil) " P,
rg
" Repeat two
preceding
steps. C)
T104 T105 68E6
6026 600KC 60oKL
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CHASSIS 52 SERIES
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REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST (Can't.)
LJBT SYMBOL DESCRIPT.21 PART NO. L.T SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NO. LIST 3YM1401. DESCRIPTION PART NO, 133'7
p,,,tyy}Og1.y,81.J.<.pi1..5-.CNrer_vg 0315 Ceram., .01 cold 250218-19 20 0314 47K (53-03) 230104-83 2.00 µ510 103 2W 230108.1074
0315 Ceram., 20 mad (52-03) 250218-5 20 70315 (52-01)
3314 250104-80 2.00
- 9.50
0330 000K 152-03) 130104-86 2.50
T1-11 TM Wpm 960491.4 1.00 0316 Ceram., 1060 mad (52-01) 250218-8 .25 8315 47K (52-02) 230104-82 2.00
7142 La Pd - I-? 328928-1 L. C318 Ceram2c, 2000 meal (52-03)
Ceramic, 660 mm/ (52.1)
250218-20 25 0315 220K (52-03) 250104-90 2.00
R391
0591
5900
2 2
-
meg (83-02)
152 43010669
230104-102
1.50
2,00
T.3 Sod Aareaaa Ate.. 360761-1 3. C317 250218-4 .20 8316 68K (52-01) 230104-81 2.00
' T.
T. AM -93?
dse"'..wear
368251-1
130/52-1 .65
541
30 0317
0117
Ceram.. 1000 mm! 152-02)
Ceramic, 33 mml(52-03)
250218-8
250218-21
.25
.15
0.318
R317
I meg - Timbre (52-03)
22014 (52-01)
220135-5
230104-90
2.00
2.00
R332
12332
2500
00K - 556
- 2W,W. W.
(52.03)
26.71-39
230150-112 4s
3.60
b0
T.
T341
AA4
Let
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320747-L
110
1.60
C318
C318
Ceramic, 5000 semi
Ceramic, .01 mid (52-03)
250175-30
250218-19
,20
.20
R317
.17
130K (52-02)
170K (53-03)
230104.92
210104-91
8,00
2.00
8133
R333
R394
47011
1200
100
- EW (5203)
230104.94
230.-1083
2,00
3,50
230104-50 2,00
TM Mel 8.21-1-7 120749-1 2.65 C319 Paper, .047 mid -2090 254202-I1 .25 R318 I meg - Timbre 2201365 21.80 R134 8, 214 - 2W (5003) 230104.1073 3.50
TM Rum Demmar 960748-1 2.65 C319 Ceramic, 2000 and (52-03) 250218-20 .25 70316 101114 (52-03) 230104-86 2.00 R335 100 210104-50 2.00
7341 ?Same. 3260'16-1 4 50 Cam Paper, ,015 mid-200V 250202-8 25 R319 t meg 230104-92 2.00 R335 10K, 5W (52-03) 290150-518 et 35
1931 .Pace: fá3-027 .3184-1 i1-54 0320 Electrolytic, 20m1á -1á0V(52-03) 270027-13 1.50 8319 1 000 (52-03) 230104-62 2.00 8196 611K (52-02) 230104-24 2.00
010) PM Am etia 880750-1 .15 C321 Paper, 8800 0ea2-2000 250211-6 .25 R920 47K 230104-82 2.00 12335 1000 (53-01) 230104-62 2.00
L Líß RP C.balm 386602-9 .35 8-321 Ceramic, 5000 mad (52-031 250175-30 .20 0320 4.7K (52-03) 290104-70 2.00 0397 470K (52-03) 230104-94
6.8K 2,00
11#3 P» - R? 360752, 35 0322 Ceramic, 2000 ram: 250218-20 . 25 R321 230104-72 2.00 8918 2000 - Hum Balance (52-03) 220120-1 2 45
61Á ?» 0.2.1or 386826-I ,90 0321 Ce0208ic, 3300 meal 152-031 250175-28 .25 R321 meg (52-03) 230101-98 2.00 12339 1000 (52-03) 220104-62
L.
1
0338
' RP C..
RP Choke
360821-9
320822-5
.
.35
35 C323
0323
Ceramic, 5000 nisei
Ceramic, 1000 meal (52-03)
250175-30
250218-8
,
.25
20 R322
R322
56K
225 (52-03)
230104-83
230104-78
2.00
2.00 MISCELLANEOUS
2,00
;303 LOKC P`Sier 320621-1 .15 0124 Paper, 6800 mead-200V 250211-6 .25 8923 27K 230104-79 2.00
1302 0.r Cetike 3408221 ,35 0324 Ceramic, 1000 mad (52-03) 250218-8 .25 8323 475 (52-03) 230104-82 2.00 PC201 Printed Circuit 250255-1 1,15
Cl. Ceramic, 470 meal 250218-6 .20 R324 IO5 230104-74 2,00 PC202 Printed Circuit 250254-1 1,15
CS. Paper, ,022 mid-2000 (52-03) 250202-9 .30 R324 100K (52-03) 230104-86 2.00 SW301 Band Switch 160284-9 2.25
CAPACITORS C326 Ceram., .01 mid 250218-19 .20 R325 1.7K 230104-70 2.00 66302 Baas Switch (wader) 160478-2 1.70
C326 Ceramic, .01 mfd-10000 250219-2 .20 .25 680K (52-03) 230104-96 2.00 SW302 Treble Swllch (wader) 100276-2 1.75
All capacitor,. are á00V 0327 Ceramic, .01 mdd-10000 250219-2 .20 R326 1000 230104-62 2.00 9301 Phono Jack 1801689.1 ,IO
mLat spec.. othereiae 0328 Electrolytic, 30-30m1á-4500 270021-58 2.25 8326
R327
220K (52-03)
meg
230104-90
230104-98
2,00
2.00
2302 Recorder Jack 180566-1 ,20
C328 Electrolytic, 35 -30 -D3 -10.d-3505270021-71 2.75 1 2303 Pari of 0302
0221 Tanag Gang 280117-1 6.75 C328 Ceramic, 5000 in end (5202) 250175-30 .20 R927 100K (52-03) 230104-86 2.00 Dial Glas, 150534-1 .52
0103 Peed Tbra, 1002 meal 250276-2 .10 70328 4.714 230104-70 2.00 Dial IbintBr 695121-1 35
CíÁ7 Peed'Pleru, 3303 amt E50276-2 .H! 70328 IOK (52-03) 230104-74 2.00 Pilot Llghl 100161-17
Cí04 Peed Tàra, 10. meat 252276-1 25 RESISTOR4 70329 1200 - 213 230108-1053 3,50 Crystal Diode (1N54Á) 530049-1
C.
CI98
Mica, 100 rase[
M. 102 mmf
250187-53
250187-13
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.15 All 0.2087ar6 are I0%-1;213
8329 1,5 meg (52-03) 230104-100 2,00
1.86
C.7 Mica. 2, 2 mad 250221-118 .15 unless specified otherwMe

CIA, Ceramic, 228 meal 250218-5 m
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Cee020i0. 5 mea8, 5%
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266088-138
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30 RIOT
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230101-48
230104-84
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C111 8030s, 31 mid 230211-7 .25 11103 22 230104-42 2.00

0112 Ceram., 5000 rang[ 150175-30 , 20 70104 LOOK 230104-86 2.00
.13 »lea- 220 mart .0187.57 .35 R105 1000 230101-62 2.00
C114 M.2, 473 meal 2501iß-102 .25 8106 220 230104-54 2,00
0115 Ceramic. 12 tat . Sÿ 250088-179 _20 R107 1002, 1W 230105-62 2.50
C114 C.era.c, 5090 meal 250175-30 ,20 230104-74 2,00
C.
0119
14yler, 1
Ceramic, 47 meal
mid 29221-125
20213-17 .15
40
8198
R109
10K
2700
meg
230104-67
230101-98
2.00
2.00
R110 1
0120 Ceramic, 5+,100 meal 150175-10 .20 ßl11 3302, lW 230105-68 2,50
0121
0122
Ceram.
Ceram., 5009 maf
5060 rand 250175-39
250175-30
.20 R112 2. 230104-76
230104-50
2.00
2.00
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.23 Ceramic, 50. mad 250 175-39 .20 R114 8200, 153 230105-73 2.00
C124. Peed Tara, 1019 mmf 250276-1 , 2 R115 1060 230104-62 2.00
0125 Peed ?Ara,lOd9 mad 250.4-1 .25 8116 2. 2 meg 230104402 2.60
0122 ?sad Tara, 1006 mat 250272-1 ,25 8201 68 230104-42 2,00
Clad read Tbra, 1000 met 250276-1 .25 70202 1900 230104-62 2.00
C201 Ceramic, .67 add 250234-66 .30 8203 220K 230104-90 2,00
0262 Ceramic, .0033 cold 250234-154 .25 122. 47K 230104-82 2.00
CIE4 Ceramic, .0015 mid .2234-146 .20 1128.5 17K 230104-82 2.00
3C2124625 E43.0...0 4 má4-500 270027-27 1.00 11206 1.5 meg 230104-100 2.00
.0205 Paper, .1 add, 2002 23,0202-13 .30 12207 2.2 meg 230104-102 2.00
C3ß1 Ceram., U. mffi (52-01) .0175-40 , 20 70206 2. 2 meg 230104-102 2, 00
,0.201 Ceram., 83 meat 250218-7 .20 8301 3,3 meg 230104401 2,00
0302 Ceram., 1000 mad f52-D2) 230218-8 ,25 8121 330K 152-03) 230104-102 2.00
Cä42 Ceram., 470 mead (52-029 256218-6 ,20 8302 15K(52-01) 230104-76 2,00
03422 Ceram.. 330 mad (52-63) 26207-49 . 20 8302 112 (52-03) 230104-80 2, 00
3303 931ec03503500, 22a12-257(52-01) 27(625-28 1.09 8322 6.8 meg (52-03) 230104-108 2.00
0304 Ceram., 100 mad 250218-I2 , 25 .03 2.2 meg (52-01) 230104-102 2.00
0304 Ceram., 47 meat 32-0. 2502 12-17 . 15 12303 I meg 230104-98 2.00
C305 Ceramic, .01 1ád 250219-19 .20 8304 3300 230104-68 2,00
C305 E80535277., 20míá -2áV(52-039 200027-28 1-00 0304 6.8 074 152-43) 230104-108 2,00
0306 Ceres.. 48 mad 250218-7 .20 8305 82K (52-61) 230104-85 2,00
0301 Ceramic, 2000 nºn d 25021.8-20 .25 R305 17K (52-02) 230104-82 2.00
0301 Ceramic, .01 mfd (52-131) 250216-19 ,20 0.305 3900 (52-03) 230104-88 2,00
3306 Mica, 1000 meal 256228-354 ,45 8300 meg
1 230104-98 2,00
C302 Ceramic, 47 m af<á2-02) 256218-17 ,15 70307 220K 230104-00 2,00
0309 Mica, 1894 meal 250328-354 .45 .08 1 meg 230104-96 2,00
0369 Ceramic, 22 mail(52.03'1 250218-1 ,20 11308 220K (52-03) 230104-90 2,00
0310 Ceram., 226 assffi 250218-5 .20 8309 1 meg - InvMnea 223074-14 Eti.00
03I0 Ceram., .01 cold (52-03) 254218-1 9 .26 8309 1 m1ß (52-03) 230104-98 2,00
0111
C9I2
C112
Ceram.,
Ceram.,
5044 mai.
5 mmf (52J1)
Ceramic, 33 asad (52-012)
304175-10
2S02ß7-1
250218-21
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15
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8311
10 1 meg
(52-03)
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230104-88
230104-80
230104-98
2,00
2,00
2,00
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C313 7ºierSrn:7rt., $0 mfd, 2V 270027-28 1.00 R312 2.25 239109-66 2.00
0313 Ceramic, 100 Cara! (52-03) 250218-22 , 2 8312 470K (52-fp) 230104-91 2,00
Cí4 Ceramic, 100 meat 210218-22 ,25 .13 3300 (52-03) 250104_68 2,00
C314 Electreiytic, 20.,25 (52431 210027-291 1.09 0314 I90K 230104-86 2,00
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CHASSIS CR -740
GENERAL
The CR -740 radio chassis is designed for carry the suffix letters "AA" after the
740. If it is necessary to make an elec-
use on the AM broadcast band and works
ie conjunction with aaeparate audio amp- trical chango, the chassis will then be
lifier. A11 voltages are obtained from identified as the CR-740BA. If no elec-
the external amplifier. trical change is necessary but a mechan-
ical change has been deemed necessary,
the chassis will be identified as the
Original production of the CR -740 will CR-740AB.
ALIGNMENT
The output indicator may be a VTVM connected in the AVC circuit from test point A
to circuit ground
is modulated.
= or an output meter across the speaker voice coil if test signal
SIGNAL GENERATOR SIGNAL GENERATOR TUNING CAPACITOR ADJUSTMENTS NOTES

INPUT FREQUENCY SETTING
455 KC Neer mid -range Top and bottom Adjust for max.
Converter grid
(pin 47 of 65E6) point of no slugs of T102 reading of VTVM
interference and T101 or output meter
thru .01 mfd cap.
Same 1620 KC Fully unmeshed Oscillator Seme

(maximum high trimmer, on
frequency limit tuning gang
of tuning dial)
Tuned to 1400KC Ant. trimmer Same

Radiating loop 1400 KC
on tuning gong
600 KC 600 KC If necessary, Same

Same
move adjust-
able portion
Mcse n p vox
of rod antenna
back and forth
Repeat last two steps
Radiating loop may consist of a loop of wire approximately 2 inches in diameter

re-
connected across terminals of signal generator leads and loosely coupled to
ceiver loop antenna.
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CHASSIS CR -740
CHASSIS 54 SERIES
ALIGNMENT
AM ALIGNMENT
Set band switch to AM position. Check dial pointer positioning.
SET RECEIVER CONNECT

1329 SIGNAL CENERATOR N
SERVICE MANUAL COUPLE TO: FREQUENCY DIAL TO:
ADJUSTMENTS OUTPUT
METER
REMARKS (n
6BE6 (pin 7) 455 kc Near 1000 kc T202, T106, top Across Adjust for tb
thru . 01 mid (modulated) (free of and bottom slugs voice coil max. output
interference)
54 SERIES RADIO CHASSIS AM ant. term. 1400 kc 1400 kc C101F " "
GENERAL thru 10 mmf (modulated C101D
However, a C101B
audio ance be used for recording and playback.
The 54 series radio chassis contains two separate of the ding having a low output impedance
can be
circuits. These are necessary fortapeoperation output is T106, T104
sufficient signal " 600 kc 600 ke " Adjust for
recorders de- used for playback providing max. output.
chassis with record changers or controls are used available from the tape recorder.
(modulated)
signed for stereo operation. Dual each channel Repeat steps
throughout which vary the output from connection of an ex-
provisions are provided for theterminal
" "
board having 2 and 3.
equally and simultaneously. ternal AM or FM antenna. A marked AM
are provided for con- two connections marked FM, a connection 1, and 2 re-
On the 54-02 and 54-03 inputs and three other connections marked G,
will enable the
necting a Stereo tape recorder whichcircuits fastened to the
of these spectively are located on a fibre boardan Set band switch to FM position. Note: Place a 1 megohm resistor in series with hot side of VTVM.
rear of the radio chassis. To connect the external
tape recorder to play through the audio FM
tape re-
chassis. On the 54-01 only a conventional circuits. On
FM antenna
antenna to this unit merely connect and to connect
corder can be played through the audio marked FM
monaural leads to the two connections SIGNAL GENERATOR SET RECEIVER CONNECT
all three chassis, however, only conventional one lead to the AM
an external AM antenna connect to the connection ADJUSTMENTS OUTPUT REMARKS
tape recordings can be made. connection and ground the antenna 1 and 2 are not METER
marked COUPLE TO: FREQUENCY DIAL TO:
that marked G. The connections
Due to the design of the chassis it is recommended
imped- used. From (pin 5) Adjust for max.
a tape recording having a high input and output 6CY5 (pin 5) 10.7 me Low end of dial T201, T102 top &
thru .01 mf d unmodulated bottom slugs and to pin 4 of neg. reading
SPECIFICATIONS Tune for zero

" Low end of dial T203 top slug Across
6BA6 C203 VTVM. (Point
117 volts, 50/60 cycles AC I. F. Amplifier 6BA6
Power Supply 75 watts FM Driver where voltage
Power Consumption 6AL5 swings pos.
Ratio Detector 1N34A
Tuning Frequency Range: 540-1620KC AM Detector (Crystal Diode) or neg. )
Broadcast Band 12AX7
88-lOBMC Audio Amp (Channel 1&2)
(Channel 1) 12AX7
FM Band
455KC/10.7MC Audio Amp & Cathode Follower Low end of dial Repeat steps Repeat Repeat steps
Intermediate Frequency (Channel 2) 12AX7
Audio Amp & Cathode Follower 1& 2 steps 1 1& 2
(Channel 1)* 12AT7
Tubes: 66CY5 Audio Amp & Cathode Follower &2
FM RF Amplifier (Channel 2)* 12AT7
6Y5 Audio Amp & Cathode Follower
FM Mixer -Oscillator 5Y3GT Adjust for max.
8B 6O Rectifier* 6E5 FM ant. terms 107 me 107 me C109 From pin 5
AM RF Amplifier Tuning Eye to pin 4 of neg. reading
6BE6 in series with: C101A
AM Converter PC202 on VTVM.
*Used only on 54-02 Chassis. 120 ohms (high C101C
side) 150 ohms
(low side)
DIAL STRINGING " 89 me 89 me L104 (osc. coil) "
denser pulley nearest the front of the chassis and pro-
Select a 64 inch length of dial cord and tie a small loop ceed with the stringing as shown in the drawing below.
Repeat two
at each end. Turn the tuning gangfully out of mesh and preceding
hook one 'end of the cord over the metal hook on the con- steps.
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PULLEY
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FIG 2
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ALIGNMENT
Note: Place 1 megohm resistor in series with hot scope lead.
SWEEP GENERATOR SET RECEIVER CONNECT lº) ®

ADJUSTMENTS REMARKS
COUPLE TO: FREQUENCY DIAL TO: SCOPE TO -----'-____'----'--'
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6CY5 (pin 5)
thru .01 mfd
10.7 mc Low end of dial T201, T102 top From pin 5 Open one end of ' f `-------
(.3 mc sweep) and bottom slugs to pin 4 C204. Adjust for
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and 1000 ohms couple a T203 bottom slug of PC202 max. amplitude ®
in series marker sig. and symmetry.
to 6CY5pin 5 See fig. 1 ágál
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C203 amplitude and
straightest slope.
See fig. 2.
" Low end of dial T203 bottom slug Adjust for best
symmetry about
10.7 mc. See
fig. 2.
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1, 2 and 3.
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SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NO. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART N, REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST (C o n r t)
TRANSFORMERS & COILS 8318 1000 (54-03) 230104-62
R917 390E (54-01) 230104-93
2301 FM Input Transformer 380491-4 R317 2201 (54-02) 290304-90
T102 let FM I -F trans. 380828-1 8317 4700 (54-09) 230109-70
T103 Rod Ante. Assembly 380740-1 R318 221 (54-01) 230104-78
230104-102
2109 AM RF trans. 380753-1 8318 2.2 mag (54-02)
T105 AM Oscillator Coll 380752-1 R318 2.2 mag (64-03) 290109-100 SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NO. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NO.
T108 1st AM IF Trane. 960811-1 R319 68K (54-01) 230109-84
T201 2nd FM IF Tram. 360747-1 319 1 mag (54-02) 290104-98 C112 Cer., 5000 tuna! 250175-30 7920 Paper, .022 mid, 2.00V 34-01) 250202-9
0202 2nd AM IF Trams 380749-1 11319 9900 (54-03) 230104-68 C113 M100, 220 mmf, 10% 250187-57 C320 Cer., 47 mmf (54-02)) 250218-17
7203 Rain Detector Trans. 980748-1 11320 1 mag (54-01) 230104-98 C114 Mica, 470 mmf 250159-102 C320 Cer., 5000 mmf (54-03) 250175-30
T301 Filament Trans. 320078-1 8320 Dual I mag, Loudness (5,02) 220151-2 C116 Cer., 12 mmf, 5% 250088-178 C321 Cer., 5000 (54-01) 250175-30
T901 Power Trans. (59-02) 300158-1 8320 8211, (54-03) 230104-85 0116 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 C321 Cer., .01 mfd (54-02) 250218-19
L101 FM Antenna Coil 350750-1 R321 Dual 1 mag loudness (5441) 220151-1 C118 Myler, .1 mfd, 100V 250281-125 C321 Cer. 47 mmf (54-03) 250218-17
L102 RF Choke 380522-9 R321 931 (54-02) 230304-80 .19 Cer., 47 mmf 250218-17 C322 Cer.,
,
47 mmf (54-01) 250218-17

L109 FM RF Coll 980751-1 8321 2701 (54-03) 230104-91 0120 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 C322 Cer., .01 .41(54-02) 25021849
L104 FM Oscillator 350828-1 R322 1 mag (54-01) 230104-98 C121 Cer., 5000 mmf 250175-30 C322 Cer., 5000 mmf (54-03) 250176-30
L105 RF Choke 380522-9 8922 331 (54-02) 230104-80 C122 Cer., 5000 mmf 250176-30 C323 Cer., 5000 mmf (54-01) 250175-10
L106 RF Choke 380522-9 8322 2211 (54-09) 290104-78 CI29 Cer., 5000 mmf 250176-30 C323 Cer., 100 mmf (54-03) 250218-22
L901 10KC Filer 380821-1 R323 2200 (54-01) 230104-88 C124 Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 250278-1 C324 Cer., 47 mmf (59-01) 250218-17
L302 RF Choke 360522-9 R323 4701 (54-02) 290104-94 C125 Feed Thru, 1000 mm( 250278-1 C329 Elect, 25-25 mfd, 25V (54-02) 270043-1
323 (54-03) 290104-84 C126 Feed Ihrs, 1000 mm( 250278-1 C324 Cer., .01 mfd (54-03) 250218-19
R324 1001 (54,0 230104-86 0127 Feed 04re, 1000 mmf 250276-1 C325 Cer., 5000 mmf (54-01) 250175-30
RESISTORS R924 470K (69-02) 290104-94 C201 Cor., .01 mfd 250234-86 C325 Cer., 100 mmf (54-02) 250218-22
All reeiemre are 10%, f/250 11324 1mag (54-03) 290104-98 C202 Cer., 3300 mmf 250294-154 C325 Cer., 22(1 mmt (54-09) 250218-5
®lam epeciled othera9ee 8325 9911(54-01) 290304-80 0203 Cer., 1500 mm( 250234-138 7328 Elect. 25-25mfd, 25V (54-01) 270043-1
11925 3300 (59-02) 290104-68 C204 Elect., 4 mfd, 50V 270559-9 0326 Cer., 100 mmf (59-02) 250218-22
R101 68 230104-48 325 2200 (59-09) 230104-80 C205 Paper, .1 mfd, 200V 250240-13 C326 Cer., 2000 mmf (54-03) 250238-20
R102 8811 290104-54 0326 2200 (64-01) 230104-90 C301 Cer., 180 00f, 10% (59-01) 250175-40 C327 Cer., 100 mmf (54-01) 250218-22
R103 22 290104-42 11326 9900 (54-02) 230104-88 C301 Cer., 88 mmf (54-02) 250218-7 C327 Cer., .01 .c1 (54-02 0 03) 250218-19
8104 1001 230104-86 11328 22011 (54-09) 230104-90 C301 Cer., .01 m(d (54-03) 250218-19 C328 Cer., 100 mmf (54-01) 250218-22
R105 1000 230104-62 11327 Dual 1 mag, Timbre (54-01) 220150-2 C302 Cer., 1000 mmf (54-01) 250218-8 C Co., 220 mmf (54-02) 250218-5
R106 220 230104-50 0327 4700 (54-02) 230104-94 0302 000., 330 mmf (54-02) 250207-99 C328OSO Cer., 1000 mmf(54-03) 250218-8
R107 1000, 1W 230105-62 0327 1.5 mag (54-03) 230104-100 C302 080., 100 000 (54-09) 250218-22 06280010,010000(02.00) 250218-19
R108 10 230104-74 00328 1 mag (54-03) 230104-98 C303 Cor., 5000 mm( (54-01) 250175-30 0329 Cer., 20 00 mmf (54-02) 250218-20
01100 2700 0 230104-87 11928 2.2 mag (54-02) 290304-102 C30 Cer., 47 rom( (54-02) 250218-17 Cer., .01 mfd, 30000 (54-00) 250219-2
R110 1 mag 130104-98 0328 1 mag (54-03) 290104-98 - C3030 Cer., .01 mfd (54-03) 250218-19 0930 Cer., 680 mmf (54-01) 250218-4
Rill 3300, 150 290105-68 11329 2200 (54-01) 230104-88 C309 Cer., 47 mmf (54-01) 250218-17 0330 0e0., 2000 mmf (54-02) 250218-20
8112 2211 230104-78 R32 47K (54-02) 290104-62 C304 Cer., 100 mmf (54-02) 250218-22 C330 Elect. 30-90 mfd. 450V 270021-58
113 100 290104-50 89290 1000 (54-09) 290109-82 C904 Cer., .01 mfd (54-03) 250218-19 0331 Cer., 1500 mmf (54-01) 250218-18
0114 8200, 1W 290105-73 390 1000 (54-01) 290104-66 C305 Cer., .01 mfd (54-01) 250218-10 0931 0e0., .01 mfd (54-02) 250218-19
0115 2000 230104-62 0 Dual 1 mag, Timbre (54-02) 220150-2 0905 Elect 25-25024, 250 (54-02) 210043-1 C532 Cer., 1500 (54-01) 250218-18
11118 2.2 mag
m (54-01 03 230104-102 0330 4700 (54-09) 290104-70 C305 Cer., 5000 m m f, (54-03) 250175-30 C332 Cer., .01 mf1d (5402) 250218-19
R.
R202
68
1000
&
290104-48
290104-82
8331
8931
99K (54-01)
10011 (54-02)
290109-80
23010446
C306
C906
Cor.,
Cer.,
100 mmf (59-01)
68 mmf (54-02)
250218-22
250218-7
C339
C933
Cer.,
Cer.,
.01 mfd (54-01)
220 mmf (54-02)
250218-19
250218-5
R203 2201 230104-90 .31 9900, 1W (54-03) 230105-69 0308 Cer., 47 mmf (59-03). 250218-17 C339 Cer., 680 rem( (54-01) 250218-4
8204 4711 290104-82 8332 22011 (54-01) 290104-90 C307 Cer., 2000 mmf (54-01) 250218-20 C334 Cer., 0000 mmf (5402) 250218-20
R.5 47K 230104-82 R932 101 (54-02) 230104-74 C307 Cer., .01 mfd (54-02) 250218-19 0395 Cer., .01 mfd (54-01) 250218-19
R.
8207
1.5 mag
2.2 mag
250104-100
290104-102
11.392
R393
10K, 2W (54-03)
4701 (54-01)
-
230108-1074
130109-94
0307
C308
Cer.,
Cer.,
5000 mmf (59-03)
1000 mmf (54-01)
250175-30
250218-8
C335-
C336
Cer.,
Cer.,
7900 mmf (54-02)
.01 mfd (54-01 & 02)
250218-20
250218-19
0208 1.2 mag 230104-102 0393 22,319 (54-02) 230104-90 C308 Cer. , 88 mmf (54-02) 250218-7 0337 30-30rofd, 450V (54-01) 270021-58
0209 1001 230104.85 0393 4701 (64-08) 290104-94 0308 Cor., 100 31. 054-09) 250218-22 0336 Cer., .01 204, 1000V ) 250219-3
0901 330%(54-02) 230104-92 0934 101, 2W (54-01) 230108-1074 C909 Cer., 1000 mmf (54-01) 250218-8 C338 Elect 20 004, 1500 (54-02)4-02) 270027-13
11301 3.3 mag (64-01) 290104-104 8334 2201 (64-02) 23010490 C309 Cer., 47 mmf (54-02) 250218-17 C399 Cer., 470 mmf (54-01) 250218-6
R30 2.2 mag (54-09) 250104-101 0934 2000 Hum Balance (5,03) 220120-4 0309 Cer., 1000 mmf (54-03) 250218-8 0399 0e0., .01 004, 10000(54-02) 250319-2
003022 15K (64-01) 230104-78 0595 9900, 1W (54-011 290105-89 0310 Cer., 220 mmf (54-01) 250218-5 0340 Elect 35-30-20-10m(d-4500 (54-02) 270021-71
8502 8.8 mag (54-01) 130104-108 R335 471 (54-09) 230104.82 C310 Cer., 390 mmf (54-02) 250207-49
R302 8211 (5449) 230104-85 R336 1000 (54-03) 230104-02 C310 Elect. 25-25 mfd, 25V (59-09) 270043-1
R303 2.1 mag (54-01) 230104-102 8936 1200, 2W (54-01) 230108-1063 C311 Cer., 270 mmf, 10% (54-01) 250218-90
11303 1 mag (94-02) 230104-98 8396 2.2 mag (64-02) 230104-102 C311 Cer. , 100 tont (5442) 250218-22 M.CELLANEODS
R309 9300 (5403) 29010442 0998 2500, 10W, W. W. (54-031 240071-99 C311 Cer., .01 mfd (54-09) 250218-19
R604 3300 (59-01) 230104-80 0337 2550, IOW (64-01) 240071-39 C312 .022 mfd, (54-01) 250202-9 SW. Band Switch (54-01) 160299-1
11304 5.8 mag (54-02) 290104-109 0327 101 (54-07) 230104-74 7912 Cer., 68 mmf (54-02) 250218-7 SW901 Band Switch (59-02 0 09) 160299_3
R304 17011 (54-03) 230104-91 5337 1200, 1W (54-09) 230108-1009 C312 Cer., 220 mmf 250218-5 SW302 Bass Sich 160278-2
0305 8201 (5401) 230104-94 11998 2000, Hum Balance (5,01) 220150-4 C313 Cor. , 180 mmf, 30% (59-01) 250175-40 SW303 Treble Switch 160278-2
8305 931(54-02) 230104-80 R318 100%(54-02) 290104-85 0313 005., 3900 mmf (54-02) 250175-28 PC201 Printed Circuit 150255-1
0305 124 (54-03) 230104-78 R330 1000 (64-01 4, 02) 290104-62 C313 Cer., 2000 mmf (54-09) 250218-20 PC202 Printed Circuit 250254-1
11306 3901 (54-01) 230104-93 11940 1 mag (5401) 290104-98 C314 Cer., 1000 mmf (54-01 ea 02) 25021848 PC301 Printed Circuit (54-01 & 03) 250291-1
R306 1 mag (54-02) 230104-98 0340 4700 (54-02) 230109-70 0914 Cer., .01 mid (64-03) 250216-19 PC301 Printed Circuit (54-03) 250293-1
8908 63K (54-09) 290104-84 0341 4700 (54-1 4. 03) 230104-70 C915 Cor. , 5000 mmf (54-01) 250175-30 PC302 Printed Ciro.. (54-01 & 09) 250291-1
0307 2201(54-01) 290104-90 11342 1000 (5401 9 02) 290104-82 0915 Car. , 1000 tn.
(54-02) 250318-3 PC302 Printed Circuit (5442) 250299-1
8307 470E (54-02) 290104-94 R943 1 mag (54-01 & 02) 190 04-98 C315 Cer., 470 mmf 250218-8 PC303 Printed Circuit (54-01 & 09) 250292-1
07 22011(54-03) 230104-90 C318 Cer. 47 mmf (54-01) 250218-17 PC303 Printed Circuit (54-02 & 03) 250292-2
R344 1000 (54-03) 230104-82 ,
R308 1 mag (54-01) 230104-98 0318 Car. 5000 mmf (54-02) 250175-90 PC304 Printed Circuit (5441) 250292-1
1 mag (W-02) 290104-98
D
,
11344 250292-2
11308 9901 (64-02) 290104-92 8345 4700 (54-01) 23 0104-7 0 C316 Cer., .01 mfd (54-03) 250318-19 PC304 Printed Circuit (54-02 9 03)
8308 1 mag (54-03) 130104-98 C317 Cer., .01 mfd (54-01) 250218-19 ,7901 Input Socket 180691-2
R945 2000, Rum Balance (64-02) 220120.4
0909 2211 (84-01) 230104-78 R. 1000 (54-02) 230104-51 C317 Con 47 mmf (54-02) 150218-17 J302 Input Socket 180631-2
z
8309 9901 (54-02) 230104-91 C317 Cer. , 100 mmf (54-03) 250218-22 9909 Input Socket 180831-2
0347 1000, SW (54-02) 290150-618 180631-2
R309 1 mag Loudness (54-03) 310151-1 0548 1000, 5W (54-02) 290160-516 C318 Cer., 100 mmf (54-01) 250218-72 J904 Input Socket
Cer., 22 mmf (5443) 250218-1 J305 Input Socket 180691-2
R310 3.3 mag (54-01) 130104404 R349 8200, 2W (54-01) 230.-73 C3111
C318 Cer., .01 mfd (54-03) 150218-19 Dial Pointer 835021-1
8.8 mag (H-02)
8330
11910 1 mag (54-09)
230104-108
290104-98
R350 101, 2W (54-02)
1200, 1W (54-02)
130105-1074
C319 Cer 270 mmf 10% (59-01) 250218-30 Dial Glass 15053,1 Q
8911
8911
1511(64-03)
47011 (64-02)
23010,76
230104-94
1351 290106-1083
C319 Cer., .O1 mfd (54-02 & 03) 250218-19 Crystal Diode (1N94Á) 530049-1
X
R311 22011(54-03) 290104-90 CAPACITORS
R312 2.2 (54-01) 710104-101 All capaclbre ara 10%.5000
8912 1 mag (54-02) 230104-98
11912 2200 (54-09) 230104-68
'dass epeciletl otheoWea
R313 3300 (54-01 & 02) 230104-08 0101 'AmMg capacitor 250147-1
R313 1 mag, Timbre (5443) 270150-4 0102 Feed Tire, 1000 mrof 750276-2
11314 821 (5,01) 2301045 CI03 Feed Thru, 1000 mmf 15027,2
R314 I mag (54.02) 2301088 C104 Feed Thru, 1000 mint 250276-1
R314 1.5 mag (54-03) 230104400 CI05 Mica, 100 Meal, 10% 250187-53
0016 820 (64-01) 210104-85 C106 60009, 100 5320, 10% 150187-53
1315 2205 (54-02) 230104-90 0101 Molded, 1.7 00010, 10% 350221118
1315 1 roes (54-03) 230104-98 C100 8810a, 220 m20, l401 250187-57
8316 820K (54-01) 230104-97 C109 Trimmer, 2.542mm( 760388-9
0.918 2291(54-02) 230104-90 C110 Cer., 5 mmf, 8% 150088-134
C111 Paper, .01 mfd, 400V 260711-7
©John F. Rider CHASSIS 54 SERIES

CHASSIS 54 SERIES
ADDENDA
SERVICE MANUAL 1329
The following information concerns production changes made since the publication release of Service Manual 1329.
The 54-03 Chassis has been revised in the initial production run so that a filament transformer is not used. All
power connections are supplied from the Main Amplifier as shown below.
The 54-04 Chassis has recently been released for production. This version is identical to the 54-03 except for the
power connections shown below.
ie4 r
0/LOT L/ÇNT,f
The schematic diagram shown in Manual 1329 for the 54-09 Chassis will be correct for the 54-09 and 64-04 with
exceptions noted above.
The Parts List for the 54-03 Chassis in Manual 1329 is correct for the 54-03 and 54-04 Chassis except that T301,
L302, R334 & R335 are not used on the 54-03.
©John F. Rider
TUNER C11 C4 RI TI C1 V1
UTPUT 6B07A
FM RF AMP
HOME RADIO & CONY
FM TUNER SERVICE NOTES
"SEE FM TUNER
MODELS CHASSIS
MOTOROLA SK16W HS -710,711
Do not free the dial cable pulley located on the FM tuner
unit, as this may result in audio howl. This is due to core
vibration caused by acoustic feed-back from the loudspeaker
SERVICE NOTES
FM TUNER
yóerwi-ce, M a,e,
S16W - at cerMinfrequencies. Silicon grease is applied at the jaac. STRING
SKI7W HS -710,711 fion of string and pulley, to insure smooth tuning action and
S17W
SKI8M
- must not be removed. Therefore, whenever tuning action
is erratic , check for proper use of silicon grease (Motorola
Part Number I1M490487). Also affecting tuning action, is
DIAL CABLE
LILLE?'
HS -710,711
Me angle of the pulley bracket with respect to the teké-up
S18M - shaft" Position bracket until tuning action is as smooth as
'C" WASHER°
Drexel Series possible. ..
SUPERSEDES SK16, 17, 18 SERIES PRELIMINARY SERVICE MANUAL PART NO. 68P643063.
PULLEY
T2 L2 C6 C5 C9 L3 CS CIO LI C2 BRACKET'
FY UNIT 7713638430 PARTS LOCATION
AUXILIARY CIRCUITS AND EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS

STEREO TAPE INPUT JACKS pr e -equalized output from a monaural tape recorder... etc.)
whose magnitude i .1 volts RMS or more, may be con-
A stereophonic tape recorder maybe connected to these nected into the AUX (input) jack on back of cabinet; the ex-
818 SERIES jacks (located on cabinet back) to enable stereophonically ternal source can be operated when the COMPENSATOR is
recorded tapes to be played through this system when the turned to AUX position. Use a suitable phono plug (Motorola
COMPENSATOR is set to TAPE. The output of the tape Part No. 28K731154 or equivalent) and shielded audio cable
recorder should be . I volts R.
or more, pre -equalized
(in tape recorder) for HARTS playback curve. Connect the
to minimize hum pick-up.
right channel output of the recorder to RIGHT STEREO
TAPE INPUT and the left channel output of the recorder to
) 11 I LEFT STEREO TAPE INPUT. Use a suitable phone plug
(Motorola Part No. 28K731154 or equivalent) and shielded
IMPORTANT: Care should be axercised when making
connection to traºsformerless type equipment. When in
8118 SERIES EKE? SERIES SKIS SERIES S17 & 518 SERIES audio cable to minimize hum pick-up. doubt, suitable tests should be employed to prevent damage
to equipment and dangerous electrical shock.
AUX JACK
GENERAL INFORMATION
An audio signal from any external source (such as the
TYPE - Models SK16, SK17 & SK18 are console stereo- ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
phonic, high-fidelity, radio -phono combinations
containing a dual channel. amplifier, AM -FM tuner, Frequency Response -3 1 db from 20 .20, 000 cps at TREBLE BASS LOUDNESS COMPENSATOR TUNING
four -speed record changer and multiple speaker normal listening levels
system. Models S16, S17 & S18 are the right chae- Power Output - 10 watts at 1% distortion each channel RIGHT .
nel speaker systems. These models differ from (20 watts peak)
each other only in the type of cabinetry used. Tone Controls - Bass +10 db, -15 db at 50 cps
Treble +7 db, -12 db at 10, 000 cps BALANCE
TUBE COMPLEMENT - Amplifier Sensitivity ..2 volts max RMS (at 1000 cps)
in for 10 watts output.
HS -710 TUNER & PRE -AMP
LEFT
Ref. Conditions:
No. Type Function 1. Compensator switch set to AUX position.
V-1 66Q7A FM RF amp & converter Z. Loudness and Base controls at max, Treble at FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
V-2 6BA6 1st FM IF min.
V-3 6BA6 AM IF & 2nd FM IF 3. 8 ohm, 20 watt resistive load across the output
V-4 6AU6 FM limiter of each channel (speakers disconnected) .
V-5 6AL5 FM ratio detector 4. Output meter across each resistive load. SERVICE NOTES
V-6 6BA6 AM RF amp 5. Source (generator) connected to AUX jack.
V-7 6BE6 AM converter DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 2. Disconnect all chassis connecting cables except con-
V-8 EMe1/6DA5 Tuning indicator Procedure: nections to left channel speaker system.
V-9 IZAX7 1st & 2nd AF amp To Remove Chassis From Cabinet (11S-710)
V-10 12AX7 1st & 2nd AF amp 1. With .1 volts RMS (at 1000 cps) in, adjust EMI - 3. Remove chassis mounting screws, then rotate chassis
truce control for equal output from each channel. I. Remove control knobs. until left channel speaker mounting screws are accessible;
HS -711 POWER AMP 2. With 8,9 volts (10 watts) across the output loads, then disconnect leads M left channel system.
the input voltage (from generator) should be . 2 2. Remove cabinet back cover.
Ref. volts or less. 4. Remove chassis from cabinet.
No. Type Function 3. Disconnect all chassis co eeting leads (from power
V-1 12AX7 Phase inverter Power Supply - 120 volte, 60 cycle AC only amp, record changer... etc, NOTE: The green AM an-
Power Consumption - 175 watts tenna lead is held in place by an armite strip, therefore, To Remove Record Changer From Cabinet
V-2 EL84/6BQ5 Power amp slide the lead through the strip so that chassis can be re-
V-3 EL84/6BQ5 Power amp AM Tuning Range - 540 -to 1600 Kc AM TF - 455 Kc
FM Tuning Range - 88 to 108 Mc FM IF - 10. 7 Mc moved easily). 1. Remove cabinet back cover.
V-4 12AX7 Phase inverter
V-5 EL84/6BQ5 Power amp Speaker System -
Left channel (51(16, SK17, SKIS) 4. Remove pilot light socket Iron, record changer com- Z. Turn the 2 record changer mounting screws clockwis,
V.b EL84/6B45 Power amp partment by first pulling up the light shield, then unclipping until they are flush with the changer base.
V-7 5U4GB Rectifier 15" woofer
2-5-1/4" mid -range pilot light mounting socket from the retaining slip.
5" tweeter 3. Disconnect all cable W record changer.
RECORD CHANGER Right channel (S16, S17, S18) 5. Remove the 4chassis mounting screws (accessible from
10" woofer underneath chassis) and remove chassis from cabinet. 4. Turn the mounting clips, located at the ends cf Me
These models use the VM24RC record clanger. Refer 2.5-1/4" mid -range mounting screws, so they are parallel with the mounting
to the VM17-VM25RC Record Changer Service Manual screws.
(Motorola Part Number 68P643068) for service information 5" tweeter To Remove Chassis From Cabinet (HS -711)
and changer operation, 1, Remove cabinet back cover. 5, Lift the changer out of the cabinet.
CHASSIS IHS-710.711
()John F. Rider
CHASSIS HS -710, 711
To Replace Pilot Light (From chassis) 2. Replace pilot light. REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
I. Remove chassis from cabinet (see HS -710 Chassis Re- To Replace On-Off Indicator Pilot Light (SKI7. SK1830íy) NOTE: When ordering parte, specify
model number of set in addition to part
number and description of part.
moval). Electronic parte of o9ulvalent
1. Remove cabinet back cover (model SKIS only). l ieted Sn this
rating fl not noce
8ervlco Yanunl hio Deonrchoaev tornre
;rely 1 equivalent standards, The cómovents
2. Replace pilot light. c Srculte involved, For maximum customer satlsfactlom
11nb111 iy and app liceblllty to the spec if lc
and min imíved call -bocks, me the exact
2. Remove Slot light bracket mounting screw located in- Yot oroln par ta te pincoment,
side cabinet near botom). Rol. Part
To Replace Pilot Light (in record changer compartment) No, Number Description Ref. Part
3. Replace pilot light. FN TONER 77/3638430 (Or -343)
No. Number Description
I. Remove light shield in compartment by pulling straight RLgcmicAL PARTS
L-9 1V842422 AY Antena & Pavel:
up. 4. Replace bracket and cabinet back cover (SKIS). c-1 21%690321. CePacetor, car tub: 10 mmf s00V NTC750PPY R_1Vg42412 AY Antena & Pavel:.
Sncl 021
1001 021
(9E1ß only)
(0000 only)
C-2 21%840022 Capacitor, car tub: 1Y692905 AY Alt enm h Panel:
001 mf SOOV lace 021 (8518 ov ly)
C-3 20%640023 Capacitor, mile trim: L-5 298838340 AY oec
(RF trim) Coll,
C-4 21%040022 Capacitor, tub;
c r ,001 mf
STEREO NOTES C-5 21%640024 Cnpaclt or, cor tub: 20 mmf
SOOV
SOOV
Resistors - Rote: All resistors are insulated carbon type
C-6 21%640029 Capecltor cor tuD; un lese othervlse specified,
20 mmY SOOV
Excellent stereophonic reproduction can be obtained be a loss of the stereophonic effect. C-7 20%640025 Capoc ík or, mien trim (oec trim) 1 gee P11 Tuner Arte List
from this unit with correct installation. C-8
C-9
21%640026
21%640027
CJ:Nor,
car tuD; 10 mmf NTC470PPM
R-2 686054 10,000 20ÿ 1/21(
Once the room setup is determined, the controls must
500V
Capacitor, car tub: 8.2 mmf

Seemingly imperfect stereophonic record reproduction be adjusted. First, the output level from both speaker sys- C-10 21%640028
PTC100PPM
SOOV
Hß-
R-5
ß297 15°6°1,)%21,.V2*
Capecltor, c r tub: 15 mmf 500V 6%121277 4,7 meg lo% 1/2W
does not necessarily mean the unit itself is at fault. In- tems must be made the same. With the unit operating (use C-11 21%640029 Capacitor, car tub: 88 mmf 500V NTC750PPY
R-6 6%122324 1 meg 205 1/21
correct location, volume level, balance adjustment...etc., a monaural LP disc; set COMPENSATOR to RIGA) and the R-7 6%127516 2 105 1/211
L-1 75%640030 R-8
can create the illusion that the unit is not operating prop- loudness control at an intermediate setting to avoid blast- Ferrite Bead (this represents Inductance
shown as L1 o R-9
6%126534
6ß127516
100,00
82
10ÿ 1/21(
erly. Therefore, before suspecting the unit, make certain ing, adjust the balance control so that each speaker has ap- L-2 24%690031
schematic)
Co11, FY RF: complete (1001 L3) R-10 6%119932 10,000
30%% 1/211
11ÿ 1/2W
that the initial setup is correct (see Operating Instruction proximately the same volume level. L-3 - Coí 1, FY oec (pert of L2) A-11 8132039 88 10ÿ 1/211
booklet, if necessary). The room, with its individual acous- Secondly, adjust the loudness control to desired listen- R-1 17%640032 Resistor,
11-12 8%122319
BK119926
10,000 l0ÿ 1W (in some setº)
2700 3Oÿ
tic characteristics, and the level at which the unit is op- ing level. (Extremely low loudness levels may require re-
carbon film; 1 meg 30% R-13 6%119405 22,000 2Oÿ
1/1( (Sn some seta)
1/2W
erated, are of importance. Some room settings are better adjustment of the balance control.) T-1 25%640033 Trmsformery PY ant input R-14 6E125534 100,000 10% 1/2v
than others; experimentation in setting up the units will de- T-2 25%640034 Transformer PY IP: Ince corse
R-15
R-16
17%691740
685618
tarewouvd: 2200 30% SW
termine which setting is best (try to have the main unit and Thirdly, since the directional characteristic of stereo- FY TUNER 77/3638430 (UT -343) MECHANICAL PARTS R-17 6%121299
3900
97,000
1Oÿ 11
1Oÿ 1/ZW
right channel speaker placed along the same wall). The lev- phonic reproduction is dependent to a great degree on mid- R-18 68119407 3,3 meg 20% 1/21)
el at which the unit is operating and the distance of the lis- range and treble notes, the treble control should be advanced 77/3638430 FY Tuner: complete
11-19 685848 390,000 10ÿ 1/21(
tener from the units will affect spacing --use closer spacing to increase treble response; however, the "hardness" of 43%640093 Collnrg tuning gang abaft: lees sots crews
R-20
R-21
6.127001
6.124494
2,2 meg 10% 1/21( (not in all sets)
(4 to 7 feet) at low volume levels (listener is close to units some rooms may require an intermediate setting for best 78%690093
7.6%890036
Core nt & RP 0311: 1001 string 8-22 6.124499
1 meg
1 meg
l0% 12W
Core, IF trans 1Oÿ 1/2W
and greater spacing (5 to 10 feet) at higher volume levels tonal balance. 98640035 Pu11oy, dial R-23 6.121847 4700 105 1/21
(listener is further away). Too great a spacing, however, Screw, ma0bine (tuner nub -(hassle mtg) 6.]21301 1000 3Oÿ 2W
will cause the commonly known "hole in the middle" effect,
or if the listener is seated too far from the units, there will
Finally, re -orientation of main cabinet and right chan-
nel speaker system may be necessary.
36127518
3%640094
3%690042
Screw, tapplvg: p4 x 3/8 tuner mtg)

Setecrev (toneng gang shaft collar)
C 8-24
ß-25
R-26
188892127
813 121302
Dual Control:
820 3Oÿ 1/2W
1 meg (16644466)
9%890039 Socket, 65129185 18000 1W

4ube: 9 pin min
Spring, RF & oec R-27 ß%17B935 NZ 1/213
22,000 1dÿ
41%840037 coil return Dm1 Control: 2 meg (bass)
31%640040 Strip, ant terminal ß-28
R-29
188842126
8.125531 180,000
PRODUCTION CHANGES HS -710 48601456 Washer, "C"
all sets)
(pulley anti -vibrating - not in R-30 BS 125534 100,000
1dÿ 1/2W
10ÿ 1/2W
4%640038 Washer, "C" (pulley retainer) R-31 180642343 Triple Control & Switch: 2 meg (treble);
Chassis Chassis R-32
900. (bolºace)
C oding Changes BK122495 1800 10$ 1/2W
Coding Changes 145-710 ELECTRICAL PARTS R-33 6R126534 100,000 1dÿ 1/2W
R-39 6E121302 820 10% 1/2W
14S -710A Original chassis HS -710B TO REDUCE 12AX7 FILAMENT VOLTAGE: -1
-12
thru 0-11
218482728
See FY Tuner Parts Lest
Capacitor, car disc: .01 mf
R-36 6K129185 18,000 lE
(cont'd) Dropping resistor added, the following were all sets)
500V (not Sv R-36
R-37
88119935
6.125531
22,000 IN I/21
1dÿ
115-7108 SHIELDED CABLE ADDED: The signal input used: 1 ohm 2W ww; 1.2 ohm 1/2W ww; 47 0=13 218122871 Capacitor, car disc: ,005 mf 500V R-38
180,000 10ÿ 1/21
65125534
cable to the grids of V-10A-12AX7 (pin 02), ohm 1/2W ww. Use 171,488266, .47 ohm 10% C-14 2DI121836 Capacitor c r disc: ,002 mY SOOV R-38 Bß122945
100, 000 3Oÿ
1800 305 1/21
1/2W
V-10B-17AX7 (pin y7), and the cable to the input 1/2W ww for replacement (see R-43 on sche- C-15
C-18
218482728
21ß482728
Capacitor, car disc: .01 mf 500V R-40 86 125534 100,000 10ÿ 1/21(
of the two loudness controls (pin s 1 on E-4 and matic diagram). C-17 22 852
Capacitor, car disc:
Capacitor,, car desc
.01 mf 500V R-41 6%121300 27,000 30% 1/21 (not in all sets)
E-6) has been changed to a shielded type. ,01 mí 500V R-42 65121301 1000 l0ÿ 1/21
C-18 97 mmí SOOV R-43 17.988268 eirevound:.47l0ÿ 1/21(3ee Pro3ChangeRS-7106)
C-14 238982726 Capacitor, c¢r disc: .O1 mf SOOV
C-20
C-21
C-22
2313638536
208641777
198691850
Capacitor,
Capacitor, mica tram:
Capacitor,
lc:
3 gang
8 mY SOV
1.3 mmf to 11 mmf
8-I
3-1F
40/3642125 Switch,
40.843293 Switch, AC-On-0ff (m Rl) 2=r
(compensator)
C-23 Bß121005
v
T-1 & 224),421. See FY Tuner Parts Lint
Capacitor r tub: .0 T-3 295692132 Transformer, FY IF: 10.7 Mc
C-24 238121946 Capecltor, ceredlsc: ,015m7f NN" T-4 25344 Yt
0-25 BR 121869 Capecltor, paper tub: ,1 mf ß00V T-5
C-28 218482726 Capacitor, car disc: ,O1 mf 500V lFo det10ckYc
T-6 240634251 Transformer, AY HF
C-27 21ß4B2726 Capacitor, car disc: ,O1 mf 500V -7 292641854
WITH GANG FULLY OPEN, C-28 21ßI21848 Transformer, AY IF: 455 Kc
CaDaclt o^, car disc: .O1 mf 5006 -8 245842707 Transformer, AY IF:
TURN COLLAR IN DIRECTION C-29 Bß122185 Capacitor, paper tub: ,05 mf 600V 455 Ec
Of ARROW TO TAKE UP SLACK, C-30 Bß122303 Capacitor, paper tub: ,001 mf 600V
8ßI21568 H9-710 MECHANICAL PARTS
THEN TIGHTEN SET SCREWS. Capacitor, paper tub: 002 m1 BOOM
C-31 218125999 Capacitor, car 'disc: 220 mmf 500V (not ß4C641590 Background, dial
M TUNER
C-32
C-33
218120872
8ß328891
in all sets)
Cpacitol
in alte)
Capacitor, paper tub: .02 m1
r disc:
400V
56 mmf 500V (not
4313638357
1513741368
928733793
Bu0, tuning shaft
Cap, Dlug (for 8 -pin par plug)
C11p, T3 tDru TB mtg
1V641830 Drive Pu lleq & Buahevg 13aeeeD lq (on pulley
C-34
C-35
21'1121838
83128641
Capacitor,
Capaeít or,
car 2161:
paper olyt
.002 mf UN b - large)
,02 mf 4040 5A843159 Eyelet
eat (022 mtg)
GANG SHAFT C-38 238642409 Cepac St or, electrolytic: 10 mf 900V 496638235 Flywhee, tuning: less setscrew
C-37 88128691 Capoc Stor, DºPer tub: .02 mf 900V 37/312891 Grommet, rubber (C22 SmuLtlag)
C-38 2113121946 Capacitor, cet disc: ,03 mf 500V
C-39 218121106 Capacitor, c r disc: .002 mf 5000 64A633863 Insulator (under phono recent)
0-90 21R4005á7 Capacitor, car disc: 100 mmf 500V(120 some eats) 29Ág42914 Wg, Fr ant cum
0-91 238910127 Cnpaclt Or, car 4100: ,001 mf SOOY
C-92
C-43
2111121946
218982728
Capacitor, car disc: ,O1 mf 500V
capacitor, car dine: ,01 mf SOOV
2K0
287051 Pa lout:
Ph
u
3/e-32 (con Lrol mtg)
,
8-Dn (pe
mbly (right h left stereo
-44 "" 8891 Capacitor, ºPer tub: ,02 mY 400V nraem output)
-45 21ß12110g 010001510, ;2.'22'
car disc; .002 mf SOOV 19641865 Polnter' dial
C-48 2113400537 Capecltor, car disc: 100 mmf 500V(120eopeeeta) 4913641559 Pulleyley,, dlel cord guide (small - on aide
C-47 218410127 Capacitor, car dlac: ,001 mmf 500V Drkta)
-Ill= --o
(WITHOUT TENSION ON STRING)
2
C-48
C-49
2lß482726
21ß482728 Cm=
Cepac if or, car disc: ,O1 mf SOOV
car disc: .01 mf 500V (not Sn
300841651 Receptacle, 4 -Din h Cable
3rd chane)
le Asa amp 1p (to
5E649A22182 Receptacle, derphono( h luz Snout

C-50 8ß12I688 Capacitor, paper tub: ,002 mf BOOV 5Eß41583 Rivet, shoulder (dial cord gelds - on Orktn)
FM TUNER UNIT 5ß740712 Rivet, shoulder (on mile chassis)
S-1 518839144 Printed Benestor - Cpací4;1 Plate 352294 Scree, lock: 8-32 x 1/2 (022 mug)
2-3 658125595 Bulb, pilot light: 01847; 6V 299724 Se<ecrev: 6-32 z 1/9 (flgvheel mug)
e-3 6ß125596 Bulb, pilot light: a 6V 38129023 Setscrew: 5-40 x (pulley Dumbívg)
S-4 511B841ß43 Printed Resistor - Capacitor
St or Plate IV641628 Shaft h pulley Assembly
Aesemb ly (on center pulley
MEASURE FM TUNER STRING MIS WAY
-6 488836691 Crystal Diode Daft - small)
E-6 518641843 Printed ßnS - Capacitor pinte 16843829 Shaft & pulley Aaeemb ly (tuning)
E-7 86ß126595 N1847¡ 8Y 26A834278 Shield, tube
9E842B87 Socket, pilot light (iv record changer
DIAL STRINGING DETAIL 1.-1, 2 & 3 See FY Tuner Parte List compartment)
©John P. Rider
Part Hef, Part
Number Description Ao. Number Description
96642279 Socket, pilot light (o. chassis) 29119813 Nut, Dex: #8-32 (rt. mtg)
9E641598 Socket, tube: 9 pin min (EY81/819A5) 2B892ú86 Nut, Del: #30-32 x 3/e M1ex (bezel mt g) Ref, Part
96642797 Socket, tube: 9 pin min (12ÁR7) 2A71185 Nut, tea (nmp1311br mtg) eef. Part No. Number Description
2%749059 No. Number Deacr Spt ion
9Á638433 Socket, tube: 7 pin min Nut, wing (leg mtg)
41A473881 Spring (pulley) 306642878 Plug and Cable Aasy(termlvvl str1D connectpart') Lid (8618/) requied.
29Á76280 Terminal, pin (AY ant pa.. con.) 306893010 Plug and 9ykr Cord Aeey(to right epee apart') í8R842214 150642091 over, cabinet back (9%18)
eyat2 33A74729í Nemep late
48592098 weeper, 'C" (tuning shaft & pulley)
Nameplate, AI -Pi
152842042 Cover, cab Snet back (3217)
4'641680 E 22: fibre (]0181 tube sckt ins) 229121830 Pln, cutche-916) on (nameplate mtg) M642045
19813 Nut, Dex: #8-32 (spkr mtg) í5D842093 Cover cablvet back (9[181
9%691703 Easher, fibre (tuning ehati & pulley) 972841977 Roà, p31ot 13ght
26642805 Nut pal; 10-32 x 3/8 hez (bezel mtg)
341891737 Scale, dial mtg) 816, 817, 618 CABINET PARTS
13-711 ELECTRICAL PARTS 36120850 Scree, machine: 2'72185 Nut tee: #8-32 ((HS
S x I (s mtg)
36749168 Scree, eat washer head (Ali 2A7í185 Hut, to #30-32 (88-]31 mtg) Cabinet, walnut (3166)
es utcheon (vemeplate mtg) í8E641980
C-1 82122287 Capacitor, paper tub: .02 mf 600V 397526 Scree, tapping: #8 223121030 Pin, Cabinet, mahout (S í7A)
1-I/e (chassis mtg)
C-2 88122287 Capacitor, paper tub: .02 mf 6005 39129173 Screw, tapping: #6112 x 5/8 (cabinet back mí2) 306693030 Plug & Spkr Cord Aneemh ly (to right cha anal 16&641965 Cabinet, mahogany (B í8Y)
C-3
C-4
82122287
BA 122287
Capacitor, paper 2s.
Capacitor, Doper tub:
: .02 mf
02 mf 6005
6005 33129033
286836238
Shield an
Shield, light
p6 x 1/2) brass (bezel mtg)
eDeaker aystem
551842211 Pull, door
SIB)
331638715
í3E841988
Glide, dome: 3/4 die¡ 3 -Dion%
Grille, metal (3í7E, S18Y)
C-5 21K121797 Capacitor, her dIsc: 470 mar 5005 SSR642150 Strike, touch latch 47A69í523 Rod, pilot light 35%841961 Grille cloth (S18ß)
C-6 2lß910115 Capacitor, her disc: 220 mmf 500V(vot Sa .11 15642903 Rupepd Sck: Seel Drkt 341641737 9ca le, d1s1 35&842197 Grille cloth (9178)
36120850 Scree, machine #8-32 s 1-3/9 (epkr mtg)
sets) 456638838 9ashert, lid 351641967 Grille cloth (318/)
2íK121]97 470 mmf SOOV 4Á643886 Eaeher, rubber 357526 Scram, tenpin%: 8 a 1-1/8 (cease in mtg) #e-32 he: (epkr mtg)
C-7 Capacitor, her disc: (chase le mtg) 23119913 Nut:
C-8 218410115 CNN,
Capacitor, her disc: 220 mmf SOOV(aot Sn all 33129176 Screw, apping: #6-18
31120846 Screw, P8-32 z 1-1/9 (epkr mtg)
9617 CABINET PARTS 35129039 Screw, 2211".mood #8 x 1/2) ".212:2221'.2N""'
33Á842304 Strip, terminal
56692213 Socket, heater
C-9
'
236642266 Capzoacitor, electrolytic: 40-40-30mf/400V;

omf/zs7 13:642018 Bezel, dial (lower) '891879 Socket, pilot light & Drkt
86638238 9híºld light
C- 10 23'632250 Capacitor, mf í3D841532 Bezel, dial (upper)
REPLACEMENT PARTS
::
C-11 CapacSt or, =21223'632250 5 mf & 72642018 Bracket, dial Beale trim 11692403 Str 1p, ,tack: Sncl Drtt 916, 517, 918 LT11I11319
(516, 917
43'691691 556636838 Wanner, unn mm11,
918 only) Bushing, robber (chassie mtg)
4'841688 Eaeher, rubber (ceasele mtg) Eote: Tm volume oP reDlacement on tee fº]loming parte is
only
18209138: Cabinet, complote: ea lout (S617Á) mequent ly, St ie suggested that ordering ba done
£-3 301842]39 Speaker, ISPY 556643188 Catch, bullet required.
E-2 08638576 Speaket, 5-1/4"pY 332692372 Catch, guet lc S616, 3217, 9218 LIMITED REPIACEYENT PARTS crDlnat Dack (818)
152841113 Cover,
E-3 S:2639577
522638562
Speaker, 5-1/4 PR 42'641558
42'892981
Clip, speed tub (95 RPM spindle holder mtg)
"to: The volume of small,
replacement on the f od2ng porta 18 only 152542114 Cover, cab ivat Dack (917)
c oneequent lyr it te suggested tmt ordering De done
E-4 Spanker, 5"PY Clip, speed tub (pilot mtg) 15%641115 Covar, caDlcet Dack (S 18)
E-5 302642740 Speaker, IO"PY 42Ág41577 Clip, speed tub (pilot light rod mtg)
E6 :0%638576 Speaker 5-1/4"PY 1618.921]7 Door (K1
E-]
ES
302638:77
502638562
Bpeakcr,
Speaker, 5PY
5-1/4"PY 55129019
556642147
l7Á)
Sye et, chceale mtg
ginge, seml-invls Sble (door) *New Item, Appears in any List for PSret Time
E-9 65&125595 Llgkt, p11ot: #1847; 6V (in 61(17 & 9218 only) 326641689 Gasket, dial scale trim
352892370 Grille cloth (8R1]Á)
Resistors Note: All resistors are insulated carbon type
- í3K892173 Grille, metal [eels (8ß17E)
uv le Be other lse speclf Tea. ssKsaz 174 aloeº, alone (lia)
A-1 6ß8182 150,000 20% 1/2A 336642171 gingº, semi-invlelD le (door)
R-2 6R6182 150,000 20% í/2A 42/891588 Holder, 4S RPtl
R-3 82122495 1800 10% 112Á 9642189 Jack, right epkr output
R-9 6X1275]3 1500 30$ 1/211 136842178 Roy, e cutcheov
- 82/22445 1800 103 1/211 381692107 Knob, balance
R6 6X127313 1500 30% 1/2E 362641615 Knob, base
R-7 66125539 100,000 30% 1/2R 385842338 Knob, compensator
R-8 66125534 100,000 30% í/2V 382841813 Rvob, loudnoes
R-9 62125534 100000 le í/2E 38/842334 Knob, trºb lº
R-10 62125334 100,000 10% 1/2A 385691819 Knob, toning
R-11 66119934 15,000 30% 1/2R í6A842176 Lid (6K í7E)
A-12 66122322 220,000 30% 1/2E 332797291 Nameplate
R13 62122322 220,000 103 1/2A (come sete vaca 2706 here) 332642045 Nut, hex: Ni -PS
R-14 6X119934 15,000 10Á 1/26 23119013 Nut, hex: #8-32 (epkr mtg)
H-15 6Hí22322 220,000 l0% 1/211 Nut, pad: 10-32 x 3/8 hex (bezel mtg)
R-16 6%122322 100,000 30% 1/2E (some sete used 2706 hero) Nut, tee (1S-]10 mtg) AM -IF AM -IF FM-Y
2Á7263o22842885
AM -RF
R-17 626328 100 10% 1/2A 2']1186 Nut, tee (IS-711 mtg) © AM-ANKCT
L00 KC 655 KC dSS KC 10.T MC
R-18
R-19
6X122322
626328
220,000 10%
100 30% 1/2A
1/2W 30'642878
302643030
Plug and Cable rsy (terminal strip connecting)
Plug and Spkr Cord Asey (to right epee epkr
1400
®NP TOP (INP 8 1 ;NNINGI
R-20 626328 100 30% 1/211 emecuthhetche
R-21 88/22322 220,000 30% 1/2tÍ 229121830 pn (nameplate mtg)
R-22 6ß632B 100 30% ]/2A 18%642179 Pull, door
A-23 376634893 E1re2ound: 822 303 SE 47'641523 Rod, pilot light
2-24 172642037 21:222221: 330 10% 5E 391841]37 act le, alai
R -2S 17%642824 ESreeouvd: 2200 10% l0E 38749188 scree, slot washer head (AM not mtg/
3'120850 Scram, 8-3z x1-3/4 (epkr mtg)
T-1 231891731 Traceformer, output (lelt channel) 337826 Serer, topping: #8 x 1-3/8 (chaos le mtg)
T-2 251691731 FM RATIO -
Treneformer, output (righi emana ll 39129175 Bcrcw, tapDtn g: p6-18 x 5/8 (cabinet Dack mt gl AM -Rf
T-3 25/1842131 Transformer, Drr OPT
39129033 Serer, good: p8 x 1/2¡ brace (bozal mt g) AMPI
282638238 Shield, 1í%hí
7S-711 MECHANICAL PARTS 9'641979 Sehkot, pilot 11 ght & brkt
S5Á893189 Strike ad call
82702460 Recap chu, L & R input íV842403 Strip, ,¡eck: 1nc1 Drkt
9'703085 eocka tube: 8 plu S SK838838 Support,
t, b1
6222 9 plu m/v 4A 891888 Nacheid rubber (chase le mtg)
3229$7 "1
erminal (output)
9X18 CABINET PARTS
9616 CABINET PARTS
/3/9642018 Bezel, dial (lemur)
13:642018 Bezel, dial (lower) 130641512 Bezel, dial (upper)
í3D841312 gem.l, dial (upper) 7'842018 Hrncket,
43Á841g91 Buahing, rubber (e'''els mtg)
16E641364 Cabine t, complot:: Aalnut (8618ÁI
43Á0418g1 Cabinet, 22:J22422 mtg)
í8P891388 Cable, complete
complete:
a (terms (BK18c)
422641558 CIS:. epoetl (45RPY eDlnd le Do vtg! 30%642872
lder
Cable, ahlo ldotl phone (term etr 119 connecting)
422692983 Clip, tub (nameplate mtg) 3368.12212
.Poe,
Cantor
C í1, (pilot light rod mtg)
speed
U1:12172 Catch, magnetic CAIAECT
16142'64155]892152 Door í8E) 165g SIG (EN
Clap, speed tub (45 RPM spindle holder mtg)
521240/9 Eyelet, chassé mtg 42Á842681 Clip, speed tub (nameplate mtg) IE i FON
32'6'1889 Gaskut, aí03 alº trim 2'84195] C11D. spool tub (pilot light rod st g) FM ALIGN
SSK838715 Gilde, dome 1:232175
182842219 1922:(9H 1BY)
352842146 Grill. Cloth (3211) SR 128019 Eyelet, chesrle mtg
332842149 Hinge, Piano (lid) 32'841888 Ga'kot, ecn
tl1a1 to trim
3SÁ892147 22:1, s. 1317lslblo ("") FM' -H FM-IF
(
332038]12 FM
21do, dome
i
428841588 Molder, 45 RpY apind: 362842207 Grillo cloth (Bells) 70.7 MC jjj07 MC 0.T MC
82842189 Jack, rlghi epkr output 132842208 Grille, metal Ladle (6618g) TOP OP TOP
366642107
38KBA1615
Knob,
Knob,
balance
box
551842209
332842171
Hinge, piano (í1
Hinge, eo
semi-invisible
Inv Sslb to (door)
1-i-
8 BOT US BOT 3 801
382842238 nob, compensator Holder, 45 RPs naiad to
3 EKBA1813 no 21enne 32221238 Jack, right channel speaker
38/042334 nob, treble í3R892210 Roy, p cutcheov
362841818 evob, tualo¢ 388642107 Knob, balance'
556642148 Letc(, touch 382641819 Knob, Dare
í8K749075 Leg (5216M1 388842338 Knob, compensator
LIa (8K í6E) 366841813 Knob, loudness ALIGNMENT LOCATION DETAIL
Nameplate 38/842334 Rvob, tree le
NnmeD lite, Hi -R1 362641618, Evob, tuning
CHASSIS HS -710,711
©John B. Rider
TUNING T COMPENSATOR T8 T LOUDNESS BASS TREBLE & BALANCE

R24 /R28 R31
E2
ALIGNMENT
V6
6BA6 VB
PRELIMINARY PROCEDURE AM -PF AMP EM81J6DA5
TUNING IND
Either AM or FM alignment may be performed independent of the other. Use an AM signal generator, a VTVM and out-
put meter as indicated. Set loudness andbass controls to maximum, treble control to minimum, The AM antenna loop should T6
V10
be connected; use either the speakers or an 8 ohm load connected M output transformer secondary. Use insulated alignment 128X7
tools. As stages are brought into alignment, keep reducing signal generator output so meter reads no more than -8V DC when V7 1ST & 2ND
aligning FM. or no more than 2V AC when aligning AM; this prevents overloading and assures greater accuracy. With gang ABER
fully closed, right edge of pointer (rear) should lineup with mark °aright end of pointer rail (see Dial Stringing Detail). In AM AM CONY
AF AMP
alignment, signal generator output should be modulated with 400 cps.

V5
V2
6AL5
GENERATOR GENERATOR BAND SW OUTPUT 6BÁ6 FM -RATIO DIT
STEP CONNECTION FREQUENCY GANG SETTING SETTING INDICATOR ADJUST REMARKS 1ST FM- IF
V9
FM -IF ALIGNMENT VI
1. FM ant terminals 10.7 Mc Fully open FM VTVM-DC probe 1,2,3,4, Adjust for max nag reading 6BQ7A
128X7
No mod to lead 7 on E-1. 5,6 & 7 1ST & 2ND
FM -RF AMP
Com to chassis AF AMP
& CONV
FM ant terminals " FM VTVM-DC probe 8 Adjust for zero reading on

to lead 3 of E-1. VTVM. A positive and neg- T4
Com to chassis alive reading will be ob-

tained on either side of cor- V4
rect setting. (If maim has 6AU6
zero center scale, use tins FM LIM
scale.) Repeat steps and 1
2 until no further increase;

step 2 should be last step.
,M -RF ALIGNMENT See Note 8
V3
I, FM ant terminals 108.1 Mc Fully o, n F71 VTVM-DC probe 9 Adjust for max nag reading 6BA6
No mod to lead 7 on E-1. AM IF
Com to chassis 2ND FM -IF
`
FM ant terminals 98 Mc Tune for max FbI " 10 IP A

No mod RIGHT LEFT
RIGHT CHANNEL LEFT CHANNEL
TO AM TO FM ANT TERMINALS
AM -IF ALIGNMENT PHON PHONO AUDIO PHONO AUD10
ANT PANEL ON JACK STRIP
6BE6 grid (pin 7) 455 Kc Fully open AM Output meter 111% Adjust for max reading RECEPT POWER PLUG INPUT OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT
or anienna status across VC 13
of AM tuning cap
thru.lmf&chassis
tM-RF ALIGNMENT T3 R7 V3 CV T5 816 88 C18 R9 C49 V4 R10 R15 R23
4 Radiation loop 1620 Kc " AM " 15 "
, " 1400 Kc Tune Mr max AM " 16 "

C28
I " " AM " 17 With chassis installed in
cabinet, adjust for max R33
reading
C42
NC FM Do not perform the following steps unless the RF or oscillator cores have been tampered with or associated components
have been replaced. 828
6BE6 grid (pin C36

7) 1620 Kc Fully open. AM Output meter 15 Adjust for max reading
thru .1 mf & across VC V9
chassis
535 Kc Fully closed AM 11.
18 Adjust for max reading. Re- R40
RI
peat steps 9 & 10 until os-
cillator covers required R42
R32
range; step 9 should be last
R35
adjustment. C16
R25
Radiation loop** 1400 Kc Tune for max 16 Adjust for max reading V7
C26
600 Kc Tune for max AM Adjust for max reading. Re. T7 R34
peat steps 11 and 12 untilnc R30
further increase; step 11
should be last adjustment. RI4 V10
13. Repeat step 8. T6 C41
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4. gang fully, place collar and
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HK -27 HS -695
ALIGNMENT
PRELIMINARY PROCEDURE
Either AM or FM alignment may be performed independent of the other. Use an AM signal generator and a VTVM as in-
dicated. The AM antenna loop should be connected. Use insulated alignment tools. As stages are brought into alignment,
than -5V DC when
keep reducing signal generator output so meter reads no more than -8V DC when aligning FM, or no more pointer (front)
aligning AM; this prevents overloading and assures greater accuracy. With gang fully closed, left edge of
should line up with mark on left end of pointer rail (see Dial Stringing Detail). In AM alignment, signal generator should be
modulated with 400 cps.
GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERATOR GENERATOR BAND SW OUTPUT
FREQUENCY GANG SETTING SETTING INDICATOR ADJUST REMARKS
TYPE - High -Fidelity AM -FM tuner custom designed for STEP CONNECTION
installation in the record storage compartment of
Motorola Models 6K13, 6K22, SK11, SK12, SK13, FM -IF ALIGNMENT
SK14 or into any space that has the following di- 1. FM ant terminals 10.7 Mc Fully open FM VTVM-DC probe 1, 2, 3, 4, Adjust for max neg read -
mensnons: 14-3/4" x 6-1/8" x 6-3/4" (HWD). No mod to lead 7 on E1, 5,6 & 7 ing.
Com to chassis
This model features built-in AM antenna with pro- VTVM-DC probe Adjust for zero reading on
vision for internal or external FM antenna, fly- 2. FM ant terminals " " FM 8
to lead 3 of E-14 VTVM. A positive and
wheel tuning for simplified tuning, tuning eye for negative reading will be
precision fine tuning of stations (on both AM and Com to chassis
obtained on either side of
FM) and low impedance cathode follower output to correct setting. (If meter
permit longer interconnecting cables between tuner has zero center scale, usn
and amplifier with liRle or no high frequency loss. this scale.) Repeat steps
1 and 2 until no further in
When the tuner is installed into the Motorola Mod- crease; step 2 should be
els listed above per instructions given in the HK-27 last step.
Installation Instruction booklet, all former operat-
ing instructions of those models remain the same
when the tuner Operation Selector knob is in the FM -RF ALIGNMENT -Se Note E
PHONO position; in the AM or FM positions, the INS -27 SERIES VTVM-DC probe Adjust for max neg read -
phonograph motor is automatically shut off and the 3, FM ant terminals 108.1 Mc Fully open FM 9
No mod to lead 7 on E-1. ing
AM or FM stations are played through the ampli- TUBE COMPLEMENT -
fier-speaker system of the phonograph. Com to chassis
Type Function 4, FM ant terminals 98 Mc Tune for max FM " 10 "
No mod
6BE6 AM converter
6B47A FM RF amp & converter
6BA6 FM IF amp AM -1F ALIGNMENT
POWER SUPPLY - 020 volts, 60 cycle AC only (6BE6 grid (pin 7) 455 Kc Fully open AM VTVM-DC probe 11, 1Z,
6BA6 AM-FM IF amp to AVC line (pin 13 8414
6AU6 FM limiter or antenna stator
of AM tuning cap of T6). Comto
POWER CONSUMPTION - 40 watts AALS FM ratio detector chassis
12AU7 AM Det-AVC-cathode follower thru .1 mf & ch
TUNING RANGE - AM 540 to 1600 Kc FM 88 to 108 Mc 6X4 Rectifier 5.
AM IF - 455 Kc FM IF - 10.7 Mc EM-81/6DA5 AM -RF ALIGNMENT
Tuning eye 6. Radiation loop** 1620 Kc " AM " 15
7, " 1400 Kc Tune for max AM " 16 With chassis installed in

cabinet, adjust for max
close of tuning eye
TUNER Cil C4 RI Ti CI
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FM TUNER SERVICE NOTES FM RF AMP NOTE: Do not perform the following,. ps unless the oscillator core has been tampers
& CONV 4 been replaced.
°SEE FM TUNER Fully open AM VTVM-DC probe Adjust for max neg read-
Do not free the dial cable pulley located on the FM tuner 8, 6BE6 grid (pin 7) 1620 Kc ing
SERVICE NOTES thru .1 mf & to AVC line (pin
unit, as this may result in audio howl. This is due to core 3 of T6). co.
vibration caused byacoustic feed-back from the loudspeaker FM TUNER
chassis to chassis
at certain frequencies. Silicon grease is applied at the STRING*
junction of string and pulley, to insure smooth tuning action AM 7 Adjust for max neg read-
and must not be removed. Therefore, whenever tuning ac- 9. 535 Kc Fully closed ing. Repeat steps 8 & 9
DIAL CABLE
tion is erratic, check for proper use of aflicon grease
SUET° until oscillator covers re-
(Motorola Part Number 11M490487). Also affecting tuning quired range; step 8 should
action, is the angle of the pulley bracket with respect to the be last adjustment
take-up shaft. Position bracket until tuning action is as
smooth as possible.
10. Repeat step 7.
correct length set-up before proceeding with step.

FM tuner string has been replaced or tampered with. check ittofor
PULLEY
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collar setscrews (see Dial Stringing
on gang shaft, then turn collar counterclockwise to just
remove slack from string, tighten
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at 12"
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AM -IF AM -IF AM OSC TRIM AM-OSC CORE

PLUG REM INPUT AM OFT-AVC &
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OUTPUT IST FM IF AMP AM CONY I\ AM TUNING
455 KC 455 KC 1620 KC 535 KC CAPACITOR
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108.1 MC
FM -RF TRIM
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107 MC 10.7 MC 10.7 MC 10.7 MC CONNECT SIGNAL
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ALIG.NYENT POINTS LOCATION DETAIL
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Description
FM TUNER 770638430 (UT-343) ELECTRICAL PARTS
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C-7 R-17 6R6414 276,000 1.01, 1/2W
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FM TUNER 770638430 (UT -343) MECHANICAL PARTS
HS -695 MECHANICAL PARTS
646638274 Background, dial

43A638287 Bushing, tuning shaft
428733793 Clip, T3 thru T7 mtg
g2g235 Fl;WheeT,17=gtet: less setscrews
T702116 27.2* ='26r

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49/1638219 Pulley, dial cord
58470101 Rivet, shoulder (dial cord pulley ret -
.12814 RIF>, shoulder (dial cord pulley ret -
5K481776 Rive'j2shoulder (under rollers)
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9A638433 Socket, tube: 7 pin min
9K638368 Socket, tube: 9 pin min (EM81 tun ng eye)
cket tube: 9 pin min (12AU7)
22/511 ic>iring: dial
1A638268 Tuning Shaft Pulley Assembly
4K501364 Washer, eC (tuning shaft)
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68P642571
SUPERSEDES 6T15 PRELIMINARY SERVICE MANUAL PART NO.
GENERAL INFORMATION
TYPE - AC/DC table model superheterodyne receiver with
plated circuit chassis and ferrite loop antenna. This
set features a push-pull type On -Off & Loudness
control plus vernier tuning. The push-pull feature
eliminates the necessity of readjusting theloudness
every time the radio is turned on. To turn radio
ON, pull the LOUDNESS ]mob out; to turn radio
OFF, push the earn° knob in. )H II vx
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TUBE COMPLEMENT - 120A6 RF amp

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LOUDNESS
SCAR TUNING
TUNING RANGE - 532 M 1620 Rd IF - 455 Kc INDICATOR LOUDNESS
POWER SUPPLY - 120 volts AC/DC; 35 watts 6T15 SERIES

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SERV ICE NOTES
USE OF ISOLATION TRANSFORMER

CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION R7 150
The chassis of Mis receiver is connected directly to the 1. The circuit of this chassis is conventional - there are
power line, however, the powercord circuit is broken by an no built-in resistors or capacitors. Leads are plated on
interlock when the cabinet rear cover is removed. When both sides of the chassis beam, thereby replacing the usual
connecting wires and making wiring more uniform, IHL
servicing or aligning this chassis from AC, an isolation
transformer should be inserted between the power Ifne and 2. The metal plating extends through all the holes on the
the chassis. chassis, connecting circuits on Me top with those on the Re
bottom. '11- 1.035

DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
3. Reference to the schematic diagram, plated panel wir-
To Remove Chassis From Cabinet ing diagrams, and M chassis, will permit the circuit to be
traced easily.
1. Remove two screws on bottom of cabinet; separate rear *II-e)ot
cabinet from front cabinet andunscrew (from inside rear NOTE: To facilitate servicing, phantom views showing
cabinet) the lead lug which connects chassis to rear cabi- plated panel wiring of both sides of the chassis plus loca-
net. tion .and wiring of electrical component» are given. TMs
is done in two ways; the chassis as viewed from the top
2. Remove the insert knob sections on the Loudness con- (component aide) and the chassis as viewed from the bot- al
trol and the Dial Scale . (The two control knobs are each tom withcomponents as theywould appear on opposite side.
composed of two sectfone.) COMPONENT REPLACEMENT
3. Remove Dial Scale knob and the screw (located behind Refer to "Plated Chassis Servicing Techniques" manual
knob) that mounts chassis to cabinet. (Motorola Part No. 68P636536) for recommended Mole and
4. From front of cabinet, unscrew painut from Loudness
procedures to be used when servicing Motorola plated cir-
control. It is not necessary to remove the Loudness Indi- cuit chassis.
cator lamb in order M free the chassis. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
5. From rear of cabinet, remove the two screws that mount 1. Do not service the chassis on a metal plate because of
the plated panel bracket to cabinet. the possibility of a short circuit.
6. Unsolder speaker lead., antenna leads, and remove 2. Use caution when handling the char»fs with power ap-
chassis from cabinet. plied because all high voltage leads are exposed.
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13KT15B HS -677 EXT SPEAKER JACK
13KT15CW HS -677 -Phonograph can be played
The Hi-Fi sound of tMs Radio
13KT15M HS -677 through an external speaker system in addition to the inter-
nal speaker system within the cabinet; the external speaker
system is connected to the EXT SPEAKER 8 Sl jack on
the cabinet back. The Speaker Switch selects either inter-
nal, external, or simultaneous operation of both internal
and external speakers.
SUPERSEDES 13KT15 PRELIMINARY SERVICE MANUAL
Use an external PM speaker with a voice coil impedance
PART NO. 68P643064 of 4 to 8 ohms; 8 ohms is recommended. The use of more IXüs IX! SPFAn0. CASI IFT AA
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than one external speaker may cause a loss of volume. To
connect external speaker, use Cord and Plug Assembly
GENERAL INFORMATION otorola Part No. 30K643010), or no more than 25 feet of Plnl<PILG
er 20 lamp cord (see Details). if the distance is MALRN TO TIP TERRI
TYPE - Hi-Fi radio -phonograph containing an AM -FM tun - er than 25 feet, use a heavier gauge wire to reduce
r, four -speed record changer, multiple speaker r losses. A complete line of suitable speaker enclo-
system. Also built-in provision for simple, future sures uch as the S1Z, S14, S16, S17, S18, and S21, is TIP
conversion to stereophonic operation through use of able from Motorola Dealers or CONOUCUnENRUnMPCORO PHOKPWGNOUS
appropriate conversion kit. aMotorola external speaker systef CON1rC1 C N WIVE RRM
internal and external speakers is nfIFP)IAL SPEAKER HOOKUP. CONSTRUCT CORO AS SNOnN OR USFMOTOROLA CORD K PWG ASSFM PWR M0. lOPbelID
TUBE COMPLEMENT ons a made as shown in the deta

using other speaker systems, thed(see
Ref.
No.
V-1
V-2
Type
6007A
6BA6
Function
FM RF amp and converter
1st FM IF amp
II Speaker
STEREO CHANNEL JACK STEREO CONVERSION
The RIGHT STEREO CHANNEL jack (located on cabinet
EXTERNAL SPEAKER HOOKUP
pre -equalized output from a tape r corder...etc) whose

V-3 613A6 AM IF amp -2nd FM IF amp back) terminates in a second pair of leads located in the magnitude is .1 volts RMS or more may be connected into
V-4 6AU6 FM limiter tone arm; these leads are used when this model is M be the AUX (kaput) jack onback of cabinet; the external source
V-5 6AL5 FM ratio detector 13KT15 SERIES converted to stereophonic operation. Motorola Stereo Can- can be operated when the COMPENSATOR knob is turned to
V-6 6BA6 AM RF amp version Kit 54$33, available at Motorola Dealers or Dis- AUX position. Use a shielded cable to minimize hum pick-
V-7 6BE6 AM converter tributors contains all necessary conversion parts, includ- up.
V-8 EM81/6DA5 Tuning indicator ing stereophonic cartridge.
V-9 120X7 1st & 2nd AF amp Tone Controls - Bass .0, -15 db at 50 cps IMPORTANT: Care should be exercised when making
connection to transformerless type equipment. When in
V-]0 12AX7 AF amp & inverter Treble +7, -12 db at 10, 000 cps AUX (INPUT) JACK
V-11 EL84/68Q5 Power output AM Tuning Range - 540 to 1600 Kc AM IF - 455 Kc doubt, suitable tests should be employed to prevent damage
V-12 EL84/6BQ5 Power output FM Tuning Range - 88 M 108 Mc FM IF - 10. 7 Mc An audio signal from any external source (such as the to equipment or dangerous electrical shock.
V-13 EZ8I/6CA4 Rectifier Power Supply - 120 volts, 60 cycle AC only
Power Consumption - 165 watts REBLE BASS LOUDNESS COMPENSATOR TUN NG
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS Speaker System - one 15" woofer, two5-1/4" midrange,
one 5" tweeter FLAT
Frequency Response: 20 to 20,000 cps at normal lis-
tening level RECORD CHANGER
Power Output - 30 watts (e1% distortion; 20 watts peak
Amplifier Sensitivity - .2 volt in for 10 watts output These modela use the VM17RC record changer. Refer
measured across an 8 ohm r to the VM17RC - VM25RC Record Changer Service Manual
sistive load. A reading of 8.9 (Motorola Part Number 68P643068) for service information
volts indicates an output of 10 and changer operation.
watts. rPAHAL
SPEAKERS PRESENCE
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FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
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FM TUNER SERVICE NOTES & CONV
°SEE FM TUNER
not free the dial cable pulley located on the FM tuner
Do SERVICE NOTES
-
SERVICE NOTES
unit, as .this may result in audio howl. This is due to core
vibration caused byacoustic feed-back from the loudspeaker FM TUNER DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS with the screws.
at certain frequencies. Silicongrease is applied at the junc- 5. Grasp changer at base and lift up.
STRING
tion of string and pulley, M insure smooth tuning action and To Remove Chassis From Cabinet
must not be removed, Therefore, whenever tuning action To Replace Pilot Light (in record changer compartment)
DIAL CABLE Remove control knobs.
s erratic, check for proper use of silicon grease (Motorola 1.
Part Number 11M490487). Also affecting tuning action, is PULLEY° 2. Remove light shield inside record changer compart- 1. Remove light shield (in record changer compartment).
the angle of the pulley bracket with respect to the take-up ment; then remove pilot light socket from its mounting clip. 2. Replace pilot light in socket.
shaft. Position bracket until tuning action is as smooth as 3. Remove leads from FM antenna terminals on rear of
possible. cabinet, then remove Cabinet back cover. To Replace Pilot Lights (on chassis)
4. Disconnect all chassis connecting leads (AM antenna
leads, phono power plug.., etc). 1. Remove cabinet back cover.
PULLEY
5. Unsolder blue lead at 15" speaker and disconnect black 2. From inside cabinet, replace pilot light in socket.
T2 L2 C10
speaker circuit lead from chassis.
C8 C7 L3 C43 C11 LI C3 BRACKET' 6. Remove the four chassis mounting screws (accessible
from record storage compartment) and remove chassis SPEAKER PHASING
FM UNIT 77D638430 PARTS LOCATION from cabinet.
THE SPEAKERS MUST BEIN PHASE OR A LOSS OF MID-
PRODUCTION CHANGES To Remove Record Changer From Cabinet RANGE FREQUENCIES WILL RESULT
1. Remove cabinet back cover. Phasing can be checked by momentarily connecting a

Chassis Chassis 2. Disconnect all changer leads. 1-1/2 volt flashlight battery in parallel with the speaker
Coding Changes Coding Changes 3. Turn the two record changer counting screws fullyclock- connecting leads (temporarilyshort across any capacitor in
HS -677A Original Chassis 2W ww; 1.2 ohm 1/2W ww; .94 ohm choke (used wise (down flush against changer base). cross -over network) and noting if all speaker cones move io
as esistor) 47 ohm 1/2W ww. Use 17K488266, 4. From bottom of changer, turn the two mounting clips, same direction. If they do not, reverse the connections of
ITS -6775 TO REDUCE 12AX7 FIL VOLTAGE: Dropping .47 ohm 10% 1/2W wirewound as replacement located at ends of mounting screws, so they are parallel the speaker whose cone is out of phase.
10010101 added, the following were used: 1 ohm (see R50 on schematic diagram).
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60A6 PY TUNER 770638430 (00-343) ELECTRICAL PARTS E-9 51%841643 Printed Resistor - Capacitor Plate
IST & 2ND E-10 518839144 Printed Resistor, - Capacitor Plate
AM RF AMP
AF AMP c-1 21%840021 cer tub: 10 mmf 5001
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Resistors Note: All resistors are insulated
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150 10% 1/2A r
12AX7 R-5 611413(110001051/25
V2 AMP & INV L-1 76%840030 Ferrite Read (This represents inductance shown 6E125534 82 10% 1/2W
6BA6 e L1 on schematic) R -7R-8 60125534 120,000 1/2 1/2W
L-2 24%640031 Co11, FY RFt comDl07 (Snc1 L3) R-9 0K100032 82 10% 1/2A
1ST FM IF VII L-3 Coll, Ftl oec (part of L2) R-9 62219232 10,000 11% 1/2W
AMP EL84/6BQ5 R-111 801228 00T 0/2A
R-2 17%840032 Resistor, carbone film: 1 meg 30% A-11 BK 122319 10,000 10ÿ, 1W (Some sets used a 27000
PWR AMP ea later; when replacing, use the 12,2220
FM T-1 256640033 Transformer, PY a2í 1nDui eslet or sham/)
TUNER
012 T-2 25%640034 TransYormor, PY IP: ín21 coron R-12 6%119405 22,000 20% .l32á
R-13 61125539 100,000 20% 1/2W
EL84/6BQ5 FM TUNER 770838430 (UT -343) MECHANICAL PARTS 605618 3600 10% 1W
VI R -15R-19 BR 123289 20 112E
PWR AMP
66Q7A 770838930 PY Ttver: comploto R-16 8%119407 3.3 clog 20% I/20
430640041 Collar, tu2ing gang shaft: less setscrews R-17 605218 390,000 10% 1/2W
FM RF AMP
780890043 Core, ant & RF 2211: ív21 2í:1n% R-18 6%121277 9.] mag 30% L2W
& CONV SPKR 762840036 Coro, IF trans R-19 6%124494 1 mag 10% ge"s
LEAD 496840035 Finlay, dial R-20 IBB641721 Contro0 loudvesai I mag
31640042 Screw, machine (taus: sub -chess ív mt g) R-21 BK121302 880 00%
013 35127518 Screw, tapping: M4 x 3/8 (FY tuner mfg/ R-22 6Rb734 28,000 10% 1W
TO AM
31840044 Setscrew (tunSvg gnvg shalt collar) 8%119935 22,000 10% 1/2W
LOOP ANT EZ8I/6CÁ4 91640039 Becket, tube: 9 pin. min 61:66 181841508 Control, Dass: 2 mag
C37 RECT 4114640037 Spring, RP & osc coil return R-25 62125531 180,000 10% 1/2W
T7 13 T4 no 311640040 BtriP, ant terminal R-26 61125534 100 000 100 1/2W
E8 18B891776
FM ANT LINE PHONO 61661456 Washer,"0"(pulley anti-vibrating -not in all sets) R-27 Control, treble & switch: 2 meg
0038 Washer, "C" (pulley retainer) R-28 6K122445 12,0 30% 1/2W
LEADS CORD PWR RECEPT R-29 8R119933 12,000 300 I/26
ES -677 ELECTRICAL PARTS R-30 6R8414 270,000 10% 1/22
R-31 8%122445 1 8 00 1 0% 1 /2 W
C;1,23,4421 , 7, See FY Tuner Parte List R-32 BK127513 1500 10% 1/2W
, 11 ,
61125539 100,000 30% 1/2W
R -34R-33 62125534 100,000 10% 1/2W
12& 93
R-35 61122322 220,000 10% 1/2W
C39 R46 C37 R45 R43 R44 1113 R6 V3 R9 R7 C17 R8 V4 TIO C40 R29 R5d. R47 012 C-2 218482728 Capacitor, cer disc: .01 mf 500V
270,000
218122915 R-36 666414 10% 1/2W
C-5 Capacitor, cor disc: .005 mf 500V
C-13 216121836 Capacitor, cer dise[ 002 mf 500V R-37 66119934 15,U00 10'0 1/ZW
R40 C-14 2lß982728 CnDacltor cer disc: .01 mf 500V (not in R-38 BR122322 220,000 10% 1/2W
Bß8018 100 20%' 1/2W
13 all 8eí21
C36 C-15 218482726 CNIC2ortel cer disc: .01 mf 500V (not in R-40R-38 666D18 100 20% L2W
all ea R-41 17K636326 Wirewound: 150 10% SA
V2 R-42 17K841670 Wirewound: 18 10% SW
R36 C-16 218482728 Capacitor, car disc: .O1 mf SOOY
R-43 8R6327 1000 10% 1H
C-17 210115583 Capacitor, c r disc: 47 mm1 500V
C14 216482726 SO 6-44 6R121931 3900 10% 1/2W
C-18 Capacitor, cer disc: .01 mf
R37 236638536 501 R-45 17E740259 Wirewound: 3900 30% SW
C-19 Capacitor, electrolytic: 8 mf
R49 88121588 Capacitor, paper .002 mf. BOOV R-46 171642037 WSreeountl: 330 10% 56
C-20
VII C-21 19E6411650 CaDacito, 3 g R-47 66124688 30 10% 1/2W
R4 R-48 6%124494 meg 10% 1/21/
C-22 8ßl21005 ub i 2001 .g f 1
R39 C-23 21148276 32:22ít2:, tor'dleo:

.01 mf SOOV R-49 8%121300 27,000 10%
LS
C-24 8ßl21869 Capacitor, paper tub:.1 mf 500V R-50 170488268 Wirvvound: .142'131"',2a.21.2. Change)
C-25 212482728 Capacitor, cor disc: .01 mf 500V S-1 402643553 Switch, 6-positlon (compensator)
C5 R38 S -1D 40%843293 AC-Ov-0ff (on S1)
C-28 2lß482726 Capacitor, cor d1eo: 01 mf SOOV Switch,
21%121787 Capacitor, c r Sec: 470 ®4 500Y (soma sete S-2 408641705 Switch, 3 -position (press)
C-27
R35 sad 002 mí when replacing, uso the 470 ®f S-3 40%643705 Switch, 3 -position (presence)
R1 listed)
C-28 BR 128691 Capacitor, paper tub: .02 mf 400Y T -I b 2 - See FY Tuner Parts List
R34
C-29 81128891 Capacitor, paper tub: .02 mf 400V (in some T-3 246842112 Transformer, PM IF: 10.7 Mc
C15 T-4 24K638647 Transformer, FY IP: 10.7 Mc
R41 nets)
or 81129298 Capacitor, paper tub: .03 mf 200V (1n some T-5 24C638488 Transformer, ratio detector
R12 ee te) T-6 242634251 Transformer, AY RF
V10 C-30 2R%220836 .002 500Y T-7 242641654 Transformer, AY IF: 455 Kc
R5 :Z edsub (lv some T-8 24E641655 Transformer, AY IF: 455 Kc
C-31 22:2211:::
C35 este ). T -B 253641731 Transformer, output
V7
BA 121888 Capacitor, paper tub: .02 mf 4000(in some ente) T-10 253841844 Transformer, pwr.
17 R33 C-32 236400637 Capacitor, cer d18C: 100 mwf 5001 (120 mmf In
RS -677 MECHANICAL PARTS
C25 R32 C-33 218410127 C266clt2e)cer disc: .001 mf 500V
C-34 10121948 Capacitor cor disc: .01 mf 500V 646641580 Backouvd, dlnl
T6 C34 C-35 0122079 Capacitor, Daper tub: .02 mf BOOV 436721319 Bus6ing, line cord (Use 01íh 43&721440 retainer)
C-36 3122079 Cnpacltor, tub: .02 mf 8001 436638357 Bushing, tming shalt
R31 C-37 230641631 Capacitor, electrolytici 20-40-40mf/350V, 42%733793 Clip, IF mfg
40mí/251 90746380 Connector, AMP (01108 31%89 lead)
C22 830 C-38 236832250 CnDacltor, electrolytic: S mf 10V, von- 1V 841830 Drive Pulley 6. Bushing Assembly (on center
polarizetl pulley brkt - large)
R13 C-39 BR 122115 Cnpacltor paper .OS mY 8001 45%125788 Eyelet (C21 mtg)
R28 tub:
490136235 31088001, tuning: lees s1tscrews

C-40 238842409 Capacitor, Col' A0olyt 142 10 mY 4001
RIO C-41 219430115 Capacitor, car disc: 220 ma/ 38612891 3008800,63008P (321 Seeulating)
SI -D C-42 208841777 Capacitor mica trim: 1.3 mmf to 11 m.
646633863 Insulator (under phono input 088880)
V6
C33 E-1 866126695 16, DSlot 11:hí: W1847: 8V 308638582 Line Cord
%-2 860128695 66 pilot light: N3847, BV 297842914 Lug, (PY ant co )
C13 257051 Pelat 3/e-32 (coat mtg)
R27 g-3 48&638891 Diode
g-4 500638278 Speaker, PY: 5-") 611 VC 1E641665 Point0, dial
RI1 491841688 pulley, dial cord guide (senll - on sida brkts)
C20 E9 R20
E-8 50E83857 Speaker, PM: 5-1/4", 160 VC
4-p 10 (to record
R17 ` " 21 C19 R22 C32 V9 Speaker, PM b-1/4"¡ 180 VC 303841882 RecaDtacla 6 CsDle Aaeeab ly:
C24 C C30 : 24 C29 R23 R25 R26 C31 E -e 60%8388777 :
i
806838682 Speaker, PY: 5", 80 VC 81189680)

I216 R15 C27 R48'Iu;Cl8 13 V5 C2 El E-1
phono input
B-8 886126686 Bulb, pilot light: A1847, eV %622182 Aeceptnc lb,
PARTS LOCATIO118
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eeS. Pint Part
No. Number Description Number Deacrlptlon
ALIGNMENT
431721940 Setalner, 11ne cord (ilea with 438]21314 bvehlvg) 55[638880 Hinge, boor (gry
95691563 Rivet, shoulder (d1a1 cord golde - on bzkts) Holder, 95HPY 2pindle
55]40]12 Hivat, shoulder (dial cord golde - on vain 8564338842C841568 Jack, eatornal spkr
05E898886 door (ces) PRELIMINARY PROCEDURE
332294 9creaval3::>2..:-3:4'.108M mtg) as116axsls 111106,control (basa)
33327518 Sereº, w:5-40 lle tuner 385641830 anoe, control (compenabtor)
Either AM or FM alignment may be performed independent of the other. Use an AM signal generator, a VTVM and out-
38129023 Setscrew: 5-40 z 3/IB (pulley Drkt bushing) 96%641670813 Knob, control (11111281162)
l39]ß4 9etecrew: 6-32 z L4 (flywDael mtg) 36A41 Knob, control (ree)e E eDkre) put meter as indicated. Set loudness and bass controls to maximum, treble control to minimum. The AM antenna loop should
19643828 Slv.It E Pulley 511ºenbly (on center palloy Drkt- 361841667 Knob, control (treble) be connected; use either the speakers or an 8 ohm load connected to output transformer secondary. Use insulated alignment
2m1Ú 366641619 snob, 11ontro3 (tuning) tools. As stages are brought into alignment, keep reducing signal generator output so meter reads no more than -8V DC when.
Socke A pulley Annelight (ln rec(tuord 186641791 ISd, cabinet (13ET16e!
14641829
9%643838 Socket, pilot 11gDt (Sa record changer com- 16E641790 Lia, naDlnet (1323185) aligning FM, or no more than 2V AC when aligning AM; this prevents overloading and assures greater accuracy. With gang
partment) 16%641789 ISd cabinet (1311L 163) fully closed, right edge of pointer (rear) should lineup with mark on right end of pointer rail (see Dial Stringing Detail). In AM
95642279 Socket, pulet light (on chaxa3é) 2[636607 Lacknut (eat epkr jack mtg) alignment, signal generator output should be modulated with 400 cps.
9Á638433 Socket, tube: 7 pin mix asx73ols4 Lug, spade (Pli ant terminals)
9%641598 Socket, tube: 9 pin mix (0181/60A5) 13641ß45 Yetlallion
91692797 Socket, tube: 9 pin min (12.8%],7, 8189) 337E838987 Name late
'212 1681 Spring (pulley) 297007 Put, hen: 8-33 a I/4 (0021 mag)
GENERATOR BAND SW OUTPUT
29576280 Terminl, pia (dtl eint pave! coon) 28842886 Polnut: 10-33 a 3/11 (bevel mtg)
STEP CONNECTION FREQUENCY GANG SETTING SETTING INDICATOR ADJUST REMARKS
9lì592098 Keaher, "C^ (tuuing chart E P-{leyy) 228121830. Pun, escutcheon (nameplate mtg)
45643680 Racier, Zibre (1{1!81 tube eckt Sna) 301642877 Plug E Cable AaeemDly (long - right stereo
45641703 Raeher Ylbre (tuning Shaft E pulley) output) FM -IF ALIGNMENT
30%642678 Plug E Cable Assembly (short - aua) h FM ant terminals 10.7 Mc Fully open FM VTVM-DC probe 1,2,3,4, Adjust for max nag reading
LIKT15 CABINET PARTS 471841877 od, D1ot light No mod to lead 7 011E-1. 5,6 & 7
340841737 ::1112:1111""'
Scale, Corn to chassis
130841514 Bezel, dial (lover) 3%891795 Screw, machine 8-32 a 1-1/41 brave (Door
13D841512 Bezel, dial (upper) Hay vtg - 13HT 16CK E 13%T 132)
995841691 Bushing, rubber (chessia mtg) 3%120650 Bcrev, machine: 5-32 a 1-3/4 (spkr mtg) 2, FM ant terminals " " FM VTVM-DC probe 8 Adjust for zero reading on
558482792 Bauet th 397626 Screº, t¢DPSag: KB a 1-1/11 (cDasele vtg) to lead 3 of E-1, VTVM, A positive and neg-
165641782 Cabinet: load (136T 158) 3:749188 Scree, v¢eöer he¢d (AY ant Dave: mtg) Com to chassis ative reading will be ob-
16E641781 Cabinet: cherry (]3ET15CK) 33148138 Scr33 waebar öead (cab back m(b) tained on either side of cor
174641780 Cabinet: mahogany (13%T35Y) 28128033 Scrav, vootl: N6 a 1/2) brace (bezel mtg)
428641558 Clip, speed (45RPY spindle holder mkg) 281838238 8ä1e ld, 11ght rear setting, (If meter has
425638434 Clip, speed (medb111oa mtg) 5%482793 Strike & Rbll zero center scale, use this
42A84155] Clip, speed (p11ot rod) 1Áe41792 Strip, recept (11161 PY Antenna terminals, aua scale,) Repeat steps 1 and
C1otII, grille (13%T151) stereo output jactm) 2 until no further increase;
Clotö, grille (131T150K & 13ßT 152) 55x642448 9uDDor t lid
35351641E64177884
185641788 Boor, cablnat (33KT15B) 131638687 Trio, o namentnl (alumlvum - 136T16ß) step 2 should be last step.
16E641787 Door, ubinet (39HT1bCl1) 91839854 Rasher, felt (covtrol kvoDe) FM -RF ALIGNMENT -Se Note *
185641788 Door, cnDlnet (131CI15Y) Mß41888 Rasher rubber (chaeale mtg)
55a041]85
a5E6388ß7
Ee's2 heon, door E key (131TISY)
Escutcheon, door (13aT35CK) LIMITED REPLACENKNT PARTS
3. FM ant terminals 108.1 Mc Fully open FM VTVM-DC probe 9 Adjust for max nag reading
5512B039 Gasket (dials
311 No mod to lead 7 011E-1,
32A641889 Casket, m. cable trim Note: The volume of replacement on the follovieg part Se small, Coln to chassis
a5%636715 Glide, dome. (cab 6111) eequently, it is suggested that ordering be done only
55%6347693984 HSnge,
FM an terminals
1 1
w5S% Hinge,
cdooab
r
1'
(Jp 42108 Cover,

1:08.squired. cab back 1. 98 Mc Tune for max FM " 10
No mod
*New Item, Appears in any Liet for Pirat Time AM-IF ALIGNMENT
7. 6BE6 grid (pin 7) 455 Kc Fully open AM Output meter Il, 12, Adjust for max reading
or antenna stator across VC 13 & 14
of AM tuning cap
thru.1 mf& chassis
AM -RF ALIGNMENT
6, Radiation loop.. 1620 Kc ' AM " 15 "
7, " 1400 Kc Tune for max AM " 16 "
8. " " " AM " 17 With chassis installed in

cabinet, adjust for max
reading
NOTE: Do not perform the following steps unless the RF or oscillator cores have been mpered with or associated components
have been replaced.
9. 6BE6 grid (pin 7) 1620 Kc Fully open AM Output meter 15 Adjust for max reading
tiro .1 mf across VC
chassis
10. 535 Kc Fully closed 18 Adjust for max reading. Re-
peat steps 9 & 10 until os-
cillator covers required
range; step 9 should be last
adjustment.
11. Radiation loop.. 1400 Kc Tune for max AM If 16 Adjust for max reading
12. 600 Kc Tune for max AM 19 Adjust for max reading. Re-
peat steps 11 and 12 untiln3
further increase; step 11
should be last adjustment.
13. Repeat step 8.

.If FM tuner string has be n replaced or tampered with, check it for correct length and set-up befo a proceeding with steps 3
2 & 4. String should measure about 2-1/2' from FM tuner opening to gang shaft collar. Open gang ally, place collet and
atring on gang shaft, then turn collar clockwise to just remove slack from string; tighten collar setscrews (see Dial Stringing
Detail).
..Connect generator acroe8 5" diameter, 5 -turn loop and couple inductively to receiver loop. Keep radiation loop at least 12"
from receiver loop.
ALIGNMENT POINTS 1/Y'4TION
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CHASSIS HS -677
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LS MUC 17/C.1
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iT
-
BL-
POINTER CALIBRATION MARK -

LIKE UP POINTER WITH GANG
FULLY CLOSED.
WITH GANG FULLY OPEN,

TURN COLLAR IN DIRECTION
OF ARROW TO TAKE UP SLACK,
THEN TIGHTEN SET SCREWS.
FM TUNER
(WITHOUT TENSION ON STRING/

GANG SHAFT 2-1/7.
COLLAR PUllEY
FM TUNER UNIT
»Q>)f SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
MEASURE FM TUNER STR ING THIS WAY
DIAL STRINGING DETAIL
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available from Motorola Dealers or Distributors. When IMPORTANT: Care should be exercised when making
MOTOROLA MODELS
S0KT12B
10KT12M
CHASSIS
HS -674
HS -674
using aMotorola external speaker system, the proper phas-
ing of internal and external speakers is achieved if the con-
nections are made as shown in the details below, however,
when using other speaker systems, the phasing should be
connection to transformerless type egoipment. When in
doubt, suitable tests should be employed M prevent damage
to equipment or dangerous electrical shock.
ER SPEAKER
.
checked (see Speaker Phasing).

B
AYER CAROM BACK
10KT12W HS -674
Sep RIGHT STEREO CHANNEL JACK -STEREO CONVERSION
The RIGHT STEREO CHANNEL jack (located on cabinet
>{0)
back) terminates in a second pair of leads located in the UMKOH UIN
tone arm; these leads are used when this model is to be CMIÆrBAW
SUPERSEDES 10TK12 PRELIMINARY SERVICE MANUAL PART NO. 68P643062. converted to stereophonic operation. Motorola Stereo Con- CORD E PwO ACURA PME NalWAnla
version Kit HK33, available at Motorola Dealers or Dfs-
GENERAL INFORMATION tributorscontains allnecessary conversion parts, including
stereophonic cartridge.
aE.
- Hi-Fi radio -phonographcontaining an AM -FM tun -
srtuERen
, srAxonaB
TYPE AUX (INPUT) JACK Brnxwc*oR ucKasaAIN
r, four -speed record changer, multiple speaker ®/ mweaBnronPIENA

PHONE PIUC BACn
system. Also built-in provision for simple, future

conversion to stereophonic operation, through use
of appropriate conversion kit.
An audio signal from any external source (such as the
pre -equalized output from a tape recorder. -.etc.) whose
magnitude is 1 volts RMS or more may be connected into
the AUX (input) jack on back of cabinet, the external source tCOxD
7
1n C
PCORo PNON[PwcHOU51Nc
Ial nP
TUBE COMPLEMENT can be operated when the COMPENSATOR knobls turned to DM nQuwU
AUX position. Use a suitable phono plug (Motorola Part DEW SPEAKER MOOR CONSrCRUKCRC Æ MOTOR. CORO ERMASSaA
Ref. No. 28K731154 or equivalent), and shielded cable to mini-
No. Type Function mize hum pick-up. EXTERNAL SPEAKER ROOK-DP
V-1 6ß137A FM RF amp and converter

V-2 6AU6 1st FM IF amp
V-3 613A6 AM IF amp -tad FM IF amp SERVICE NOTES
V-4 6AL5 FM ratio detector
V -5 6BE6 AM converter
DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 4. From bottom of changer, turn the two mounting clips,
V-6 12AX7 1st & 2nd AF amp located at ends of mounting screws, so they are parallel
V-7 12AX7 AF amp & inv Tone Controls - Bass +10, -15 db at 50 cps with the screws.
V-8 EL84/6BQ5 Power output Treble +7, -12 db at 10,000 cps To Remove Chassis From Cabinet
Power output AM Tuning Range - 540 to 1600 Kc AM IF - 455 Kc
V-9 EL84/6BQ5
88 to 108 Mc FM IF - 10.7 Mc I. Remove control knobs. 5. Grasp changer at base and lift up.
V -I0 EZ81/6CA4 Rectifier
Power Supply - 120 volts, 60 cycle AC only
Power Consumption - 165 watts 2. Remove light shield inside record changer compartment, To Replace Pilot Light (in record changer compartment)
Speaker System - one 12" woofer, one 6" mid -range, Men remove pilot light socket from its mounting clip.
one 4" tweeter 1. Remove light shield (in record changer compartment).
Frequency Response - 20 to 20, 000 cps at normal lis-
tening level 3. Remove leads from FM antema terminals on rear of
RECORD CHANGER cabinet, then remove cabinet back cover. 2. Replace pilot light in socket.
Power Output - 10 watts @ 1% distortion; 20 watts peak
Amplifier Sensitivity - .2 volt in for 10 watts output To. Replace Pilot Lights (on chassis)
(measured across an 8 ohm z - These models use the VM17RC record changer. Refer 4. Disconnect all chassis connecting leads (Alrf antenna
sistive load. A reading of 8e9 to the VM17RC-VM2512C Record Changer Service Manual leads, phono power plug.9.1.9). 1. Remove cabinet back cover.
volts indicates an output of 10 (Motorola Part Number 68P643068) for service information
watts). and changer operation. 5. Unsolder blue lead at 12" speaker and disconnect black
speaker circuit lead from chassis. 2. From inside cabinet, replace pilot light in socket.
Cl V1
6. Remove the four chassis o, unting screws (accessible
TUNER C11 C4 RI TI
UTPUT 6BQ7A
from record compartment) and remove chassis from cabi- SPEAKER PHASING
FM RF AMP net.
C , &CONV THE SPEAKERS MUST BE IN PHASE OR A LOSS OF
°SEE FM TUNER To Remove Record Changer From Cabinet MID-RANGE FREQUENCIES WILL RESULT
FM TUNER SERVICE NOTES
SERVICE NOTES
Remove cabinet back cover. Phasing can be checked by momentarily connecting a
Do not free the dial cable pulleylocated on the FM tuner 1.
1-1/2 volt flashlight battery in parallel with the speaker
unit, as this may result in audio howl. This is due to core FM TUNER
Disconnect all changer leads. connecting leads `temporarily short across any capacitor
vibrationeaused byacoustic feed-back from the loudspeaker STRING° 2.
in cross -over network) and noting if all speaker cones move
at certain frequencies. Silicon grease is applied at the n the same direction. If they do not, reverse the connec-
of and M insure
DIAL CABLE 3. Turn the two record changer mounting screws fully tions of the speaker whose cone is out of phase.
and must not eremoved.leTherefore, whenever
bon ac- ULLEY° clockwise (down flush against changer base ).
tion i check for proper use of silicon grease
(Motorolarratic,
Part No. 11M490487). Also affecting tuning ac-
tion is the angle of the pulley bracket with respect to the
take-up shaft. Position bracket until tuning action is as
smooth as possible. LOUDNESS COMPENSATOR TUNING
TREBLE BASS
PULLEY
TO L2 C6 C5 C9 L3 C8 C10 Ll C2 BRACKET'
FM TUNER 77D638430 PARTS LOCATION
AUXILIARY CIRCUITS AND EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS

EXT SPEAKER JACK Use an external PMspeaker with a voice coil impedance YOGL lace
of 4 to 8 ohms; 8 ohms is recommended. The use of more sxxsRnAL nBAL
The Hi Fi sound of this Radio-Phonograph can be played than one external speaker may cause It loss of volume. To SPEAKERS PRESENCE
through an external speaker system in addition to the ln- connect external speaker, use Cord and Plug Assembly
terral speaker system within the cabinet; the external speak- (Motorola Part No. 30K643010), or no more than 25 feet of
er system is connected to the EXT SPEAKER 8 fl Jack on 14utnber 20 lamp cord (see details). If the distance is
Me cabinet back. The Speakers Switch selects either in- greater than 25 feet, use a heavier gauge wire to reduce
ternal, external, or simultaneous operation of both internal power losses. A complete line of suitable speaker enclo- FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
and external speakers. auras, such as the S12, 514, S16, S17, S18, and S21 is
v
CHASSIS HS -674
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CHASSIS HS -674
TUNING COMPENSATOR LOUDNESS BASS TREBLE E8

R14 R19 R22
ALIGNMENT
12
Either AM or FM alignment may be performed independent of the other. Use toan minimum. AM signal generator,a VTVM, and out- OUTPUT
The AM antenna loop should
put meter as indicated. Set loudness and bass controls to maximum, treble control
TRANS
be connected; use either the speakers or an 8 ohm load connected to output transformer secondary.
Use insulated alignment
tools. As stages are brought into alignment, keep reducing signal generator output so meter reads no more than -8V DC when V6
aligning FM, or no more than 2V AC when aligning AM; this prevents overloading, and assures greater accuracy. With gang 12AX7
(rear) should up with mark on right end of pointer rail (see Dial Stringing Detail). In AM
fully closed, right edge of pointer Line AF AMP
alignment, signal generator output should be modulated with 400 cps.
V5 V4
GENERATOR GENERATOR BAND SW OUTPUT 6AL5
FREQUENCY GANG SETTING SETTING INDICATOR ADJUST REMARKS 6BE6
STEP CONNECTION AM CONY FM
RATIO DET
FM -IF ALIGNMENT 4, Adjust for Max neg 'reading
1. FM ant terminals 10.7 Mc Fully open FM VTVM-DC probe 1, 2, 3, T5
No mod to lead 7 on E-1. & 5
V7
Corn to chassis V2
12AX7
6AU6
2. FM ant terminals " " FM VTVM-DC probe 6 Adjust for zero reading on 1ST FM IF
AF AMP
to lead 3 ofE-1. VTVM. A positive and neg- & INV

Com to chassis ative reading will be ob- V3
tained on either side of cor 6BA6 V8
reef setting. (If meter has AM IF& 4W E184/6605
zero center scale, use this 2ND FM IF PWR AMP
scale.) Repeat steps 1 and
2 until no further increase;
step 2 should be last step. C7 V9
EL84/6BQ5
FM -RF ALIGNMENT -See Note *
PWR AMP
C3
3. FM ant terminals 108.1 Mc Fully open FM VTVM-DC probe 7 Adjust for max neg reading
VI
No mod to lead 7 on E-1.
Com to chassis 6BQ7A
FM RF
& CONV
FM ant terminals 98 Mc Tune for max FM " 0
\
4. 8
No mod
T2
5.
AM- F ALIGNMENT
Pin 7 of 6BE6 or 455 Kc Fully open AM Output meter 9, 10, 11, Adjust for max reading AM ANT
LEADS
TO FM ANT TERMINALS
ON JACK STRIP
VDO
EZ81/6CÁ4 LINE
I.
` R- PHONO PWR
T8
PWR .\ !
TO
antenna stator of across VC & 12 C33 T3 RECT CORD RECEPT TRANS E7 SPEAKERS
AM tuning capa-
citor ihru .1 mf
and chassis
AUX R8 V3 C33 R41 RIO R39 R38 VIO R12 V4 C35 C36 R24 C30 18 R32 FM ANTS;
AM -RF ALIGNMENT LEADS
6. Radiation loop** 1620 Kc " AM " 13 " PHONO
7. " 1400 Kc " AM " 14 Adjust for max. Repeat 13

steps 6 and 7 until no fur- V2
ther increase; step 7
should be last step. C17
NOTE, Do not perform steps 8 & 9 unless the oscillator co a has been tampered with or associated components have been 116
replaced.
C15
8. 6BE6 grid (pin 7) 1620 Kc Fully open AM Output meter 13 Adjust for max reading.
R4
tbru .1'mf & chas- across VC
sis R3
9. 535 Kc Fully closed AM 15 Adjust for max reading.
Repeat steps 8 and 9 until R2
oscillator covers required
range; step 8 should be C12
last step.
L5
10. Radiation loop** 1400 Kc Fully open AM " 14 With chassis installed in
cabinet, adjust for max R9
reading. R5
*If FM tuner string has been replaced o tampered with, check it for correct length and set-up before proceeding with steps 3 R6
& 4. String should measure about 2-1/2' from FM tuner opening to gang shaft collar. Open gang fully, place collar and string
on gang shaft, then turn collar clockwise to just remove slack from string; tighten collar setscrews (see Dial Stringing Detail). V5
**Connect generator across 5" diameter, 5 -turn loop and couple inductively to receiver loop. Keep radiation loop at least 12° T5
from receiver loop.
C 8 I. C24 C38 ( R111C391R(3 (.. C19 R17 V6 I`- R19 R18 C27 R22
C14 C22 RIO S T6 E2 R15 T4 R14 El R16 C25- 021 R20 R23 C28 C29
CHASSIS HS -674A PARTS LOCATION (SEE PRODUCTION CHANGES)
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POINTER CALIBRATION MARK - SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

LITE UP POINTER WITH GANG
FULLY CL0500.0
WITH GANG FULLY OPEN,

TURN COLLAR IN DIRECTION
OF ARROW TO TAKE UP SLACK,
THEN TIGHTEN SET SCREWS.
(WITHOUT TEpi,IgN ON STRINGI

34/2 TURNS
COLLAR
FM TUNER UNIT
MEASURE FM TUNER STRING THIS WAY
CHASSIS HS -674
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CHASSIS HS -674
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST Ref. Part ReY. Part

No. Number Description No. Number Description
NOTE; When ordering parts, specify model number of set in addition to part number and description of part. 161641763 Cabinet, blonde oak (30%T12B) 28121841 Nut, hex: 6-32 (light shield clip mtg)
16%641781 Cabinet, mahogany 00702 257007 Nut, hex: 8-32 (speaker mt g)
lectroníc parts e1 equivalent rvting a not nice aril, oP equivalent standards. The components 160641762 Cabinet, walnut (12080002 220747865 Pon, escutcheon (7200010 mtQ)
In this Service h¢ve atin for re land ncallcnb111ty se the specific 422641558 Clip, speed (45 RPM spindle holder mtg) 225121830 Pin, escutcheon (nameplate mtg)
circuits involved. customer satisfaction
For maximum customer sntlsfac<3 on and minim
minimized
í1e3 cull -0 racks, use the exact 922638434 Clip, speed (medallion mtg) 69/641639 Plte, leg mtg
Motorola paris replacement. 422641657 speed (pilot light rod 300639986 Plug & Cable Aesemb ly (record changer to
350641764 Cloth, grolle (10070213, lOKT12Y, 101T 125) Input)
Ro í, Part Ref. Dart 160241775 0000, cnbinet (1OKT122) 474641523 Rod,
Ri pilot light
No. Number Description No. Number Description 161841773
1816.11779
Door, cabinet (100712W) 392641377 son le, deal
Door, cabinet (lOKT 125) 352978 Screw, machine: 6-32 x 3/8 (light shield
FY TUNER 779838430 (U11-343) ELECTRICAL PARTS R-8 61127516 82 10% 1/2W 431641766 Perrule, leg clip tg)
17-9 6E119405 22,000 20% 1/2W 551641765 Handle, door 31641796 Screw, machine: 8-32 z (handle etg)
1
C-1 211640021 Capacitor, c10 mmY
r SOOV NTC750PPY
tub: R-10 62119926 2,700 10% 1/211 55%838885 Hinge, door 3K1201Á8 9cr ew machine; 6-32 x 1-1/4 (s esker
C-2 218640023 Capacitor, cer tub: .001 mf SOOY R-11 61121299 97,000 10% 1/211 55%834467 Hinge, lid 38798168 Screw, wood: #8 x 5/e (cabinet back 522)g)
C-3 2011640023 Capacitor, seen trim OW trim) R-12 6K119407 20% 1/2W 422641568 Holder, 45 RPH spindle 357526 Screw, mood: #e x 1-1/8 (4010231 ctg)
C-4 2111 CaDacltOr, cer tub: .001 m1 5007 A-13 6B5646 Nó,ó3
390,A00 ]0% 1/26 91642169 Jack, ext speaker 261636238 Shle ltl, light
C-5 211640024 Caacitor, tub: 20 502 R-19 1813641721 Control, loudness: 1 meg 36%691577 Knob, control. (bass, treble, loudness, 551282783 Strl ke & Na31
9-7 r R -IS 6N129494 Cantor) 84ßB41533 S r ip, alwm um)
C-7 20%640025 Capacitor, seen trim(Dec trim) R-16 6K121302 :A -1071,71/1/f" 381691666 %nob, control (tuning) 332641792
((
ut euz
C-8
C-9
21E64002
21E640027
Capacitor,
Capacitor,
cor tub::10 mmf
cor tub: 8,2 mmf
5 NTC4]OPPY
SOOV PTC100PPR
R-17
ß-18
R5739
1119935
18,000
22,000
10% IW
10% 1/2W
364641708
180691772
Knob (spankers & presence)
Leg cnbinet (lOKT 1213)
lrut &cea0nrermisre<2,
SSK838638 Suppor, lid
C-10 21%6400288 Capacitor, cer tub: 15 mmf SOOV R-19 18'1691508 Conirol, base: 2 meg 161841770 Iah, cabinet (10KT 12M) 42641886 Washer, rubber (chassis ctg)
C -I1 21%640029 Capacitor, cer tub: e8 mmf NTC750PPY R-20 6K125531 180,000 10% 1/2W 161641771 Leg, cnbinet (10ßT122)
R-21 eK125534 300,000 30% 1/2W 161641769 Ltd, cnbinet (lOKT 121) LIMITED REPLACEMENT PARTS
L-1 76E640030 Fer e d (on rmp elsets Inductance R-22 188641778 Control, treble & switch: 2 meg 161641767 Lid, cabinet (101(T12ß)
aR s R-23 6%122445 1,800 10% 1/2W 161641768 Lo, 'abat 05,, Note: Tho volume of replacement on the following part Ss small,
L-2 241640031 Coil, FR RF: complete (inçl L3) R-24 611119933 12,000 302 1/211 291730159 Lug, aped¢ (Donn ko PM antenna terminals) nleque at ly, It fa suggested that or tleríng be dove ov ly
L-9 - Coil, FY ose (par[ of 12) R-25 6116414 270,000 30% 1/2W 132841645 Yeda111on requlrea.
R-26 s4122445 1,800 10% 1/2W 33B838487 Namepinte 159642305 Cover, cabinet beck
R-1 171640032 Resistor, carbon film: 1 meg 10% R-27 6R127533 1,500 30% 1/2W
R28 6K125534 100,000 10% 1/2W
T-1 251640033 Tra nn former, FY nni input R-29 66125534 100,000 10% 1/26
T-2 25%640039 Trans Yormer, FY IF¡ Inn-. R-30 86122322 220,000 10% 1/26 PRODUCTION CHANGES
R-31 6116414 270,000 10% 1/25
FY TUNER 779638430 (U'f-393) MECHANICAL PARTS R-32 86119939 15,000 10% 1/271 Chassis
R-33 626018 10pp20% 1/2W Chassis
779638430 FTI Tuner, complete ft4 6K122322 220,000 30% 1/2W Coding Changes Coding Changes
43%640041 Collar, tuning gang shaft: lese setscrews R-35 6116018 100 20% 1/291
761640093 Core, ant & RF coil: í24l streng R-36 17K636326 Wlrewound: 150 10% 51( ILS -674A Original chassis 99 resistor): .47 ohm 1/29/ ww. Use 17K488266,
761640036 Core IF trans R-37 1711641870 Wirewound: 18 10% 511
490640035 Pulley, dial R-38 61121931 3900 10%' 1/26 .47ohm 10% 1/2W ww as replacement (see R-43
31640042 Screw, machine (tuner sub -chassis ctg) ß-39 17%641740 Wirewound: 2,200 10% SW
1-1S-674/3 TO LMPROVE RESPONSE 119 "AM" POSITION: on schematic diagram.
35127518 Screw, tapping: #4 x 3/8 (FR tuner ctg) 2-40 17K641740 Wlrevound: 2,200 30$ SW C-38 changed from .002 mf to 470 mmf (see
3Ií690049 Setscrew (tuning gang she Yt collar) 11-91 171642037 WSrewound: 330 10% SW schematic diagram). HS -674C TO ELIMINATE SPURIOUS OSCILLATION (which
9E840039 Socket, tube: 9 -pin min R-42 6R129668 30 30% 1/211
occurred on some sets): A 22,000 ohm r 1)stor
918640037 SPr1vg, RF & oe cell return R-43 171488268 5ír010023:
316640090 Strip, ant t(pulnnl R-44 62119405
.47 10% 1/2W (See Prod
22,000 20% 1/2W (3ee Prod Changes)
Cha2ges) TO REDUCE 12AX7 FIL VOLTAGE: Dropping added from pin 3 of E-1 to .002 mf (C-39) -see
911601456 Washer, s) (pulley sail -vibrating -not So B-1 40D642308 Sw3tch, 6 -Dos (compens2tor) resistor added, the following were used: 1 ohm R-44 on schematic diagram.
all nets) SD
-1 40R649293 911tch, AC-ov-off (on 81) LW ww; 0.20h17 I /2W w ; .94 ohm choke (used
9%640038 Washer, 'C" (pulley retainer) -2
S-3
4013641705
40/691705
Switch, 3 -pos (es)
Switch, 3 -pos (presence)
CHASSIS 133-674 ELECTRICAL PARTS 7-1,2 See FY Tuner Replacement perla Lost
T-4 240632412 Transformer, FY IF: Yc
C-1 thrn T-4 24C838988 Transformer, ratio detector AM -IF AM -IF
C-11 See FR Tuner Parts List T-5 291841654 Transformer, AR IF: 455 Kc 455 KC es KC
C-12 21x482726 Capacitor, cer disc: .01 mf 500V T-6 248641655 Transformer, AY IF: 955 4c 0T Il BOT 98
C-13 2111122915 Capacitor, cer disc: .005 mf 500V 250641731
C-14 21K121836 Capacitor, cer disc: .002 mf 500V
T-7
T-8 252641644
Transformer, output
Transformer, power T1,3NOP © TOP 0
C-15 21E482726 Capacitor, cer disc: .01 mf 500V
C-16 2111482726 Capacitor, cer disc: .01 mf 500V ES -674 MECHANICAL PARTS
C-17 21R482726 Capacitor, cer disc: .01 mf 500V
C-18 21E482726 Capacitor, cer disc: .01 mf 500V 11m13N-"round, dial
C-19 232638538 Capacitor, electrolytic: 8 mf 50V Bushing, line cord (use with 432721440 retainer)
C-20 20%41777 Capacitor, mica trim: 1.3 mmf to 11 mmf 434638357 Bushing, tuning shalt
C-21 19C641849 Capacitor, var: 2 -gang 428733793 Clip, IF mtg
C-22 BR121005 Capacitor, paper tub: .05 mf 200V
9%796360
-l)
C-23 BR121889 Connector, ARP (pilot light lead)
Capacitor, paper tub: .1 mf 600V Drive Pulley & Bushing Assembly (on center
C-24 811128691 Capacitor, paper tub: .02 mf 400Y
17641230
C-25 81128691 Capacitor, tub: .02 mf 400V

pulley brkt arge
C-26 21)(121838
paper
CaDacitor,'cer disc: .002 mf SOOV

51125789 Eyelet (221)
C-27 21R121948 Capacitor, cer disc:
49/638235 Flywheel, tuning: less setscrews
C-28 1R400537 Capacitor, cer disc:
.01 mf SOOV
100 mmf 5007(120e owe seta)
326641689 Gasket, dial scale (2010)
37112691 Grommet, rubber (221 SvsMating)
C-29
C-30
2R41127
82121789
Capacitor,
Capac Itor,
cer disc:
paper tun: .O1 mf soot/
.001 mf SOOY
892833863
30/838552
tr.' for (under phone Input receptacle)
Line Cord
C-31 82122 079 Capacitor, paper tub: .02 mf 600V
C-32 8R122079 Capacitor, paper tub: 294642914 Lug, one -pin (FM ant cone)
.02 mf 6207
C-33 23D691531 Capacitor, electrolytic: 40-40-20 mf/
297051 061630, 3/8-32 (controlmtg)
40 we ]8641665 Pointer, dial AM LOOP AM-0SC TOM
C-34 234632250 Capacitor,electrolytic: 4926'41569 Pulley, dial cord gulde(svall-on side brackets) AM PAPEL
5 mf 107¡ 1610 KC (j3
non -polarized 302641652 Receptacle & Cable Assembly: Pour -pin
AM-IF
C-35 2311642409 Capacitor, electpaper lc: 10 mf 4007 (record FM -IF
C-36 BR122185 Capacitor, paper tub: 9A22182 lchaDger) Ioput FM -IF
,OS mf 600Y
C-37 21R430115 Capacitor, cer disc: 220 mmf 500V(2ot Sp all sets) 43K721440 Retainer 1120 cor2 (use with 434721314
C-38 zix121797 Capacitor, cer glee: 470 mmf SOOV 7161nagf Bor
(Saee Prod Changes)
58641563 Rivet, houlder (dial cord guide -on brkta) AM-0SC
C-39 8R121568 Capacitor, paper tub: ,002 mf 6007 5R790712 Rivet, shoulder (dial cord guide -on main 680 KC M
chassis)
E-1
E-2
E-3
51/1838144 Printaeed Resistor -Capacitor Plate
482838681
50E642356 Speaker, PR: 1.: VC
352294
351293
02
339724
Screw, lock:
Setscrew:
Setscrew:
6-33 x 1/2 mtg)
5-43 x 3114 (Pulley brkt bushing)
8-32 x 1/9 (flywheel mtg),
QT FM-0SC
íO81 MC
CONNECT S IGNAL
GEN HERE FOR
E-4 500642357 Speaker, PM
4.; 1811 VC 17641828
-RFA_
:
Shaft & Pulley Assembly (on center pulley FM ALIGN
E-5 500838448 Speaker, PM: 4"¡ 811 VC %oOO-sml)
E-8
E-7
518841693 Printetl Reslator-Capacitor Plate
Bulb, pilot light: #1847¡ 6Y 17641829 Shaft 2 1'4118, Allembly (201118) © FM
98 MC
8 =INN:
65R125595 Bulb, pilot light: #1847¡ 6V 262634278
911841838
Shield tube
Socket, pilot light (in record changer
) ELECT
9 65R125595 Bulb, Pilot light: com-
#1847¡ 6t/ FM -IF-
L-1,2,3 9%692279
partment)
Socket, pilot light (on chassis) 10.7 MC J
Bee FY Tuner Replacement parte List
L-5 pael (vcl 20) 9Á638A33 Socket, tube: 7 -pin min
g220 91641562
412471681
Socket, tube:
Spring (pulley)
9-pia min
29276280 FM -IF FM -IF

Resistors - Rote: All resistors are Insulated carbon t ype Terminal, pin (AM loop cone)
413592098 10.781C 10.7 MC
unleee otherwise èpec3fled Washer, 500 (tuning shaft & pulley)
TOP (2
R-1 - See FY Tuner ReD lacement P¢r te Lint 41641703 Washer; fibre (tuning shaft & pulley) TOP
R-2 Bß6054 10,000 20% 1/211 BOT BOT
A-3 8ß805l 10,00030% 20% 101T12 CABINET PARTS
R-4 611124797 150 1 /N1/26
A-5 21119834 15,000 30% 1/2W 13E641516 Bezel, dial (lower)
R-6 6K 121301 1,000 30% 1/2W 139841512 Bezel, dial (upper)
R-7 BR 125385 3,300 30% 16 792 Bullet Catch ALIGNMENT POINTS LOCATION
434641891 Bushing, rubber (chaesls mtg)
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CHASSIS
HS -662
H S-662 NOTE: When ordering parts, specify model number
of set in addition to part number and description of part,
Serw- oz, M 5C15VW HS -662 lectrovlc parte of equivalent rating nr ';::seer Sly oP equiva leur stantlards. The compovenis
avd aDP llcab p ity to rho spoclPlc
not
I Sated Sv tria Service Manual Dave Deev chosen for rellnb Silty
c Srcui[s Snvo lved, For maximum customer satssfactlon and mlv3mlzed cell-Decks, use the exact
Motorola purr; rep lacement.
Ref, Part ReY, Part
No. Number Description No, Number Description
SUPERSEDES 5C15 SERIES PRELIMINARY SERVICE MANUAL PART NO. 68P642576. ELECTRICAL PARTS 9E636609 Socket, tube: 7 pin
TIME
y_-SET - AU70 $Ei
C-1
C-2
C-3
19/3640769
21E127652
21/3533471
Capacitor ear lnble: 2 gang
Capes Stor c r tlisc: 150 mmf 500V
Cooncitor, c r disc: ,01 mf 500V
CABINET PARTS
CeDlvet Front:
mall
lue (5C15RW)
GENERAL INFORMATION C-4 21E533473 Capecitor car disc: ,0033 mP 500V
1V 842898
1V640958 Cab duet Front: =11(22121
green (SC 15GW)
C-5 2313639996 Capacitor electrolytic; 30-40-40./150V 1V640957 Cablvet Prout: hyacinth ISC15VW)
TYPE - Clock model superheterodyne receiver with plated C-6 81(128690 Capacitor, my lar: ,05 mP 400V 1'640956 Cablvet Rear: avtl4ue white (5C15 sorie.,
circuit chassis and ferrite loop antenna. This re- APPLIAN
E-1 V1.27000 Nodular Component
21(736822
923637826
Clip, speed
Clip, speed
(clack mfg)
(rear cab ;crew mfg)
ar has an electric clock for automatically con- OUTLET
E-2 511(637003 Nodular Component 611(638013 Crystal, clock
trolling radio operation. E-3 508641383 Speaker, PM: ht 3,2 ohm VC 130637997 gr
E-4 858125598 Bulb, Asset light: #1897 Ksu mat g)
TUBE COMPLEMENT - 12BE6 Converter 6 -5 721(690838 Clock Assembly Knob, clock
38/3637996 Knob, dial scale; clear
12BA6 1F amp 1-1 2916381290 Antenna, Yerr3te rod 968638019 Knob, tuning: antique white
12AV6 Det-AVC-AF amp L-2 29/383728 Coil, oec 36E638015 Kvob, volume; UVt;;e white
SOCS Pwr amp 3013690858 Line Cdrd: aptlque white
3524 Rectifier Resistors - Note: All r mecSf 'arbo' typo 291(539326 Lug, terminal (appliance outlet cova - net Sn
un loss Sea.euleraº all sate)
R-1 GK122329 1 mag 2Oú 1/2W 333640833 Nameplate (front cab)

TUNING RANGE - 532 to 1620 Kc IF - 455 Kc SLEEP OPERATION R-2 61(121300 27,000 1oú 1/21( 333637852 Nameplate (rear cub)
CONTROL SELECTOR R-3 68123300 1/2R 283641393 Plug, Svterlock
POWER SUPPLY - 120 volts, 60 cycle AC only; 35 watts A-4 381(63]988 Volume Co'trol: 1 mag¡ tap at 3001( 98690817 Raceptvc le, nDplLnce outlet (rubber - In some
R-5 6X121687 47,000 2Oú 1/2W
5C 15 SERIES R-8 838018 100 2Oú 1/2W 98643019 Receptacle, appliance outlet (plastic - in some
sets)
T-1 291(636036 Trarle former, l't IP; 455 Kc 35120646 Scrav, lock; 8-32 x 3/16 (gang brkt mfg)
SERVICE NOTES T-2 241(639362 Transformer 955 Rc 39115599 Screw, machine: 8-32 a 1/2 (rear cab mat g)
T-3 25B640767 Trans f armor , output 39127592 Screw, mncelne: 10-24 0)3/4 (line
cord mtg)
38639288 Scrav, special (epkr mfg)
USE OF ISOLATION TRANSFORMER 2. Use caution when handling the chassis with power ap- MECRANICAL PARTS 35128835 Scree, tapping: #6 x 5/B (chassis mtg)
plied because all high voltage leads are exposed. 35122335 Scrav, tapping: #6 a a 1/2(chnseis interlock
Thechassis of this receiver is connected directly to the 84E641493 plated Panel Board: less all components mfg)
power line, however, the power cord circuit is broken by an DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Hate: Wfi order Sng, specify part number nano letter - ít any)
o original eoard, mention model 'found of this LIMITED REPLACEMENT PARTS
interlock when the cabinet rear section is removed. When eat. If part number is different that found in this
servicing or aligning this chassis, an isoiation transformer To Remove Chassis From Cabinet part; diet, order by comp late pert number found on board Note: The volume of replacement on tee following part is small,
should be inserted between the power line and the chassis. and mention model number 1 Leis ot. consequently, it is suggested that ordering be done only
69129451 RSvot, ehilot (tube socket center) as required,
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
1.
2.
Remove the dial scale, tuning and volume knobs.
From rear, remove the 2 rear cabinet mounting screws
9A638008 Sc:,eet, ,lot bight 78637862 Bracket, plated panel support
and pull out rear cabinet.
1. The circuit of this chassis is conventional - there are 3. Remove the 4 chassis mounting screws. *New Item, Appears in any List for First Time
no built-in resistors or capacitors, Leads are plated on 4. Unsolder antenna, speaker, and AC power leads.
both sides of the chasNs base, thereby replacing the usual 5. Remove chassis from cabinet,
connecting wires and making wiring more uniform,
To Remove Clock Crystal
2ch ghp llwtthhe the
asTshise ,mntnctatgi irexnsd onth the rr. the 1. From rear, remove the 2 rear cabinet mounting screws
bottom. and pull out rear cabinet,
3. Reference to the schematic diagram, plated panel wir- 2. From rear of cabinet, insert a screwdriver between
ing diagrams, and to chassis, will permit the circuit to be cabinet and clock crystal on left-hand side of clock; twist
traced easily. Nightly, the clock crystal will pop out. Caution should be
exercised when removing the crystal so as not to scratch or
NOTE: To facilitate servicing, phantom News showing break it.
plated panel wring of both sides of the chassis plus loca-
tion and w fug of electrical components are given. This To Remove Clock From Cabinet
s done in rtwo ways; the chassis as viewed from the top
(component side) and the chassis as viewed from the bot- I. From rear, remove the 2 rear cabinet mounting screws
tom with components as they would appear on opposite side, and pull out r cabinet.
2. Remove clock knobs.
COMPONENT REPLACEMENT 3. Remove clock crystal (see To Remove Clock Crystal).
4. Unsolder clock leads.
5
Refer to "Plated Chassis Servicing Techniques" manual 5. From rear of clock, remove 3 clock mounting speed
(Motorola Part No. 68P636536) for recommended tools and clips. CAUTION: To avoidamage, use care in removing
procedures to be used when servicing Motorola plated cir- speed clips.
cuit chassis. 6. Remove clock from cabinet.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS To Replace Pilot Light
I. Do not service the chassis on a metal plate because of I. From ca remove the 2 rear cabinet mounting screws
the possibility of a short circuit, and pull out rear cabinet.
2, Replace pilot light (located near tuning capacitor).
INTERLOCK
PLUG
12AV6 5005 \ 12BA6 \ 12E3E6 35W4 APPLIANCV TIME SET AUTO SET
T3 BET-AVC-AF AMP PWR AMP. T2 L1 IF AMP TI CONY E3 RECT OUTLET PULLOUT PUSH IN Cb
PARTS LOCATIONS
CHASSIS HS -662
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CHASSIS HS -662
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DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS To Remo, Clock Crystal & Escutcheon (5C16 Series) NOTE: When ordering parts, specify model number of set in addition to part number and description of part.
To Remove Chassis From Cabinet (5C 13 Series) 1. Remove dial scale and tuning knobs.
2. From rear, remove the 2 rear cabinet mounting scr ews circuits involved. For maximum customer satisfaction and minlmized call-backs, use the exact
Remove volume and tuning knobs. and pull out rear cabinet. Motorola parts replacement.
2. From rear, remove the cabinet back mounting screws 3. From rear, remove 2 escutcheon mounting speed clips. Ref.
and rernove cabinet back. 4. Remove escutcheon, then clock crystal. Nf« 22- Description No. 22- Descriptton
3. From inside cabinet, unsolder antenna, speaker and AC To Remove Clock From Cabinet (5C13 Series) ELECTRICAL PARTS
power leads. g=1
4. Remove the 3 chassis mounting screws. 1, From rear, remove the 2 cabinet back mounting screws
C-1 191(640821 CaPaciter, variable: 2 gang (5C13 Series) 21(73682z Clip, speed (escutcheon & clock mtg
5C16 Series)
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5. Remove chassis from cabinet.

1913640820
and remove cabinet back.
5C16 Series)
2. Remove clock crystal (see "ToRemove Clock Crystal C-2 gn22 vvc!';;Ie 5F:MiA0V7r1:2 1MNN2' 37,13 1`°.
To Remove Chassis From Cabinet (5C14 &

-5C 13 Series). g=.1 M122 N2,212; N1 :N5'f,
clock mtg - 5C14 Series, spkr'msg',
:11,21:37, Crystal, clock (5C13 Series)
UCIC, series)
3. Unsolder clock leads. (5C16 Series only)

i. Remove the dial scale (5C16 Series), tuning and volume 4, From rear of clock, rernove the clock mounting speed 323 2221
knobs.
Z. From rear, remove the 2 rear cabinet mounting screws
clips.
3 C-5
C-6 =IT Capacitor, electrolytic:
Capacitor, mylar: .05 mf
30-40-40mf/150V
400V
6113640819 ggrtr,11 2:12
gold (5C16 Series)
2NNTEscutcheon:
Eyelet (line cord mtg - 5C14 Series 5C16
5. Remove clock from cabinet.
1,
E-1 510637000
and pull out rear cabinet. Series)
3. Remove the 4 chassis mounting screws. To Remove Clock From Cabinet (5C14 Series) NW8g2 222: '27';;;;
Speaker,CIMU'ne-, 3.2 ohm VC (5C13 Series) 1221NU 22: 21'2= 212)("1' '"i")
4. Unsolder antenna, speaker and AC power leads. 323 N2::1
3613637835 Knob, clock (5C14 Series)
5. Remove chassis from cabinet. 1. From rear, remove the 2 rear cabinet mounting screws Clock Assembly (oC1310
=640808
640854
Knob, tuning:
Knob, tuning:
white (5C13 Series)
antiqoe white (5C14 SerteS)
E-4
rear cabinet.
and pull out re. clock Assembly (5C138, 5C13P, 5C13F)
To Remove Clock Crystal (5013 Series) 2. Unsolder clock leads. UN:2:N 22, 2'ii°2 N2:1Cnt2512> "r"')
3. Remove 3 clock mounting speed clips. INN 222 ',12:21.; 122: 222; 36K640856
I. Pull off clock Imobs. Insert a screwdriver between the 4, Remove clock from cabinet. A=Le, fzi)te red,(For 5C13 NUNT
cabinet asd the right-harid edge a the clock crystal (near
1-1 Series - See
308640858 L2edm.lieontique white (5C14 Series &
1600 Oh crystal) to release catch. To Remove Clock From Cabinet (5C16 Series) 24K638190 Antenna, ferrite rod (5C14 5C16 Series)
2. Pry the crystal out with the screwdriver. Caution should L-2 2413637228 .Coll, es° 29A690089 Wg, clinch (on ends of appliance outlet
be exercised when removing the crystal so as not to scratch
or break it.
1. From rear, remove the
and pull out rear cabinet.
2 rear cabinet mounting screws
Resistors - Note: All resistors are insulated carbon type 29K534326 1,Te=21c7f2r-9153201=11ance
in some 5C14 & 5C16 Series sets) '"
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2. Unsolder clock leads. R-1 6K122324 7a11.7 2-13,1 °P-f1". Medallion (front cabinet - 5C14 Series)
To Remove Clock Crystal (5C14 Series) 3. Remove clock crystal and escutcheon (see "To Remove 1UNNU
Clock Crystal & Escutcheon'. -5C16 Series).
R-2 6K121300 27,000 10, 1/.2W
22221NN
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1. Remove clock (see "To Rernove Clock" -5C14 Series). 4. Remove 3 clock mounting speed c/iPa R-3 1:B=M0 22:2; 1 Zrt gg9 =IN) 33A637852 2,131:3 3r.21c2=1_-5grs5::.1
18K640718 Volume Control: men tap at 300K
Re.move clock crystal.
1
2.. 5. Remove clock from cabinet. (5C16 Series)
R-4 6K121687 47,000 20, 1/2W 28A638016 sig!:Vock (5C13 Series)
31,16010,101,2,1,/2W (5C16 Series onlY)
1V(2113N 112:111;tto:r:":e52241Sieirt's,12,ctswir
9K636019 Receptacle, appliance outlet) incl. mtg brkt
T-1 24K636016 Transformer, lst IP: 455 Kc (5C13 Series)
98640817
NiB634VIN :11.2222:1: 22,,T 4" Kc aMU=%.T2,2,3, 2"11°L,22271"
98643019 oul.et ?24 ru;ies
MECHANICAL PARTS
lock:
N13N:Screw, 6-32 x '3/16 %sang b%t'mts)
Screw machine: 6-32 x 1/2 (cabinet rear mtg -
Note: F4232.4;'1'7,U1g1,2742.,277.211="r3 5CIA'Series 5C16 series,
3S127592
,°,2r=712',,13:21130:=1";22 2 31' SZJi.S71'-iN°:'5C124rie2' (1"e c°r"'' -
pnrts list, order by complete part number found on otter: 3S128635 Screw, tapping: M6 xe5/8 (chassis mtg -
and mention model number of this set. 5C14 Series & 5C16 Series)
55124451 Rivet, shield (tube socket center) 3S122335
RK636609 tube: 7 pin min SUre;12PC::- C1211>Cinsbir':,
interlock mtg - 5C14 Series 5C16 Series)
3S122516 M6 x 3/8 (chassis mtg -
CABINET PARTS
*41K641368 SP21,31g U.21button return - 5C16 Series Clocks)
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1V640896 32'1 "22 LIMITED REPLACER:6Kr PARTS
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antique white (5C13W) wing parts is small,
Cabinet:
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Cabinet
Cabinet
Front:
Front: antique white (5C16W) I'7862
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namtg (5C14 Series &
IF AMP LI CONV RECT PLUG C6 OUTLET (PUSH IN) (PULL OUT) MIgN Cabinet Rear: antique white (5C14 Series)
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5C13 SERIES PARTS LOCATIONS
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1213E6 350)4 TIME SET (PUSH IN) APPLIANCE
INTERLOCK
POWER DE12AV6T-AVC-AF 1213A6 I2BE6 35W4 OUNEsSIAPPUTEH INTERLOCK POWER
AMP 13
DET-AVC-AF
AMP LI T2
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E3 IF AMP Ti CONO RECT AUTO' SET (PULL O(T) OUTLET Ed C6 PLUG
AMP T3 AMP LI T2 E3 IF AMP TI CONY RECT (PUSH IN) (PULL OUT) OUTLET C6 PLUG
5C14 SERIES PARTS LOCATIONS 5C16 SERIES PARTS LOCATIONS
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No, Number Description No, Numher Description
ELECTRICAL PARTS 31'636820 Strip, c n (connects saio to clock -

5C11 Series, SC12 gerle s)
TIME SET
C-1 198632026 Capacitor, vvrinb le: 2 gang
(PULLOUT) C-2 8%321268 pc apr OS d 3, CABINET PARTS
AUTO SET 21%127 652 Ca cclior,, stub 1.5O.0 mmmmfRYd SSOO40OOVV0
13,691060 Cnbinet1E) Assembly( black¡ incl nameplate

(PUSH IN) %1253 Capacitor, paper tub; .03 mfd 4003, SC1
Cabinet Assemb tY: mahogany: incl nameplate
C-6 238632015 Capacitor, eleotrolyt lc:30-50mf/1503, 13,641047
C7 C-] 8%128690 Capacitor, mY lar: .OS mfd 9003, (SC12)
15,641048 Cabinet Assembly: pink¡ incl nameplate
6-1 518635833 Printed Capacitor - Resistor Plate (SC 12P)
LI
£-2 50%638565 Speaker, PM: 9"¡ 3,2 ohm Ve 15/641049 Ynet 'ssombly:
Cflb antique white; anti name-
E-3 22%640910 Clock Assembly: TolecM1roo (SC L1E) plate (SC12w)
gN.41809 Clock AssemD ly: Telechron (6C12M) 13,638104 Cob inei Back Assembly: incl L1 & line coed
72%690908 Clock Assembly: Telechron (5C12P, 5C12N) (5C11B)
13,691363 CaDluet Back Assembly: incl L3 & line cord
L-1 - Loop Ant (See Cab Back Assembly) (SC12)
15641394 Cabinet Hack ssembly: Snci L3 & line cord
L-2 24%636206 Coil, oscillator
(ystal, 5C12)
Resistore - Note: All resistors ¢ e Snsu la tea carbon type 81X840868 Crystal, cloak (5C13E)
INTERLOCK unless otherwise specif le d, 611640869 Crystal, clock (5C12M)
RECE PT R-1 6%122324 1 meg 20% 1/2N 61X6408]0 Crystal, clock (5C12P, 5C1214)
22,000 20% 1/2N 361638216 Knob, clack: clear (SC11 Series)
R-2 6K 119905
R-3 6K 121300 2-,000 10% 1/2N 361641340 bobs, clock (SC12 9erie)
R-4 6%124-9] 150 30% 1/2W 361637750 Xnob, tuning: clenx (6C11 aeries, "12 series)
R-5 6%119907 3,3 meg 20% 1/2W 36%63]]51 Xnob, volume: clear (SC 11 Series, SC12 Series)
18%633692 Volume Control: 1 meg 30%6325]2 Line Cora: wStn plug & Snt er lock recept
R-6
R-- 6%124]9] 150 30% 1/2N' (SC11 6erles)
R-8 68119404 1000 20% 1W 30%641342 Line Cord: with Plug & interlock recept
(5C 12M)
T-1 24%636016 Transformer, 1st IF': 455 Kc 308641341 Line Cord: with plug & interlock recent
T-2 241638563 TransPoxmer, 2nd IP: 455 %o
T-3 25%638569 TrnnsF ormor, output 48122928 N6 ext (chassis mfg)
336690859 Nameplate
5C11 PARTS LOCATIONS
MECHANICAL PARTS 9E636019 Receptacle, appliance outlet (5C12 Series o5/ ly)
Rivet (line cord mfg)
84C641510 Plated Panel Board: less all componente 32.2]0
1] Screw, machine: 6-32 x 1 (chassis mfg)
Note: When oraerin g, speelfy pari °umbar (und - if 0.11 letter 35121413 Screw, tapping: N6 x 1/2 (cab back mfg)
N6 z 3/8 (chassis mig)
prig(nul board,
set.on mention model number of 38122516 Screw, tapPing:
set, if part number is different from that found in 2%236822 mig)
parts list, order by complete part tombai Pound on 4X634821 Washer, felt (mounts inside control knobs)
and mention model number of this set. PARTS
LIMITED REPLACEMENT
28'632030 Plug, line cord (interlock - 5C31 Series,
5C12 Series) Note: Tne volume of Tii: emeni on the following Dart 1: small,
35W4 12E1E6 E2 n 13 12BÁ6 T2 5005 12AV6 E3 INTERLOCK
56835373 Rivet, shielding (tube socket tauter) conaegne°fly, ít 15 ¢uggeatea cast oraering cone only e
RECT CONY IF AMP PWR NAP DET-AVC-AF AMP PLUG 286632730 Shield, tube (spring typa) requìrea,Lug,
clinch (on appliance outlet - 5C12 Series)
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98635616e Socket, tube( ] pin min 296690089
TIME SET
(PULLOUT)
AUTO SET
(PUSH IN)
APPLIANCE
OUTLET
L1
INTERLOCK
RE CE PT
5C12 PARTS LOCATIONS

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GENERAL INFORMATION
plated circuit chassis, modular components and
ferrite loop antenna.
TUBE COMPLEMENT - 12ßE6 Converter 6+.
12BA6 IF amp IH
12AV6 Det-AVC-AF amp 5gp 1
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5005 Pwr amp
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SERVICE NOTES
USE OF ISOLATION TRANSFORMER CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
The chassis of this receiver is connected directly to the 1. The circuit of this chassis is conventional - there are
power line, however, the power cord circuit is broken by an no built-in resistors or capacitors. Leads are plated on
interlock when the cabinet rear cover is removed. When both sides of the chassis base, thereby replacing the usual
servicing or aligning this chassis from AC, an isolation connecting wires and making wiring more uniform.
transformer should be inserted between the power line and 2. The metal plating extends through all the holes on the
the chassis. chassis, connecting circuits on the front with those on the
rear.
3. Reference M the schematic diagram, plated panel wir-
1. Remove the two screws that hold the cabinet back cover ing diagram, and to chassis, will permit the circuit to be r,f
in place, and remove back cover. traced easily.
2. Do not attempt to remove tuning knob from front of ra- NOTE; To facilitate servicing, phantom views showing
dio, as it is held in place with a speed clip from inside of plated panel wiring of both sides of the chassis plus loca-
cabinet. (See Tuning Knob Removal section.) tion and wiring of electrical components are given. This
3. From rear of radio, remove the two chassis mounting (component side) and the chassis as viewed from the bot-
screws from gang mounting bracket and ear of volume con- tom with components as they would appear on opposite side.
trol.
4. Remove plated circuit chassis by taking hold of gang
condenser and the volume control, and sliding out of cabi- Refer to "Plated Chassis Servicing Techniques" manual
net. Volume knob will come off without marring the cabi- (Motorola Part No. 68P636536) for recommended tools and
net. procedures to be used when .servicing Motorola plated cir-
cuit chassis.
TO REMOVE TUNING KNOB
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
L Remove chassis from cabinet. (See Chassis Removal
section.) 1. Do not service the chassis on a metal plate because of
the possibility of a short circuit.
2. From rear of radio, remove speed clip from manual
tuning knob, 2. Use caution when handling the chassis with power ap-
plied because all high voltage leads are exposed.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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ferrite loop antenna.
TUBE COMPLEMENT - 12BE6 Converter ¡-`3I1
12BA6 IF amp
12AV6 Det-AVC-AF amp
5005 Pwr amp
35W4 Rectifier L__ J
TUNING RANGE - 535 to 1620 Kc IF - 455 Kc
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SERVICE NOTES
USE OF ISOLATION TRANSFORMER CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
The chassis of this receiver is connected directly to the I. The circuit of this chassis is conventional - there are
power line, however, the power cord circuit is broken by an no built-in resistors or capacitors. Leads are plated on
interlock when the cabinet rear cover is removed. When both sides of the chassis base, thereby replacing the usual
servicing or aligning this chassis from AC, an isolation connecting wires and making wiring more uniform.
transformer should be inserted between the power line and 2. The metal plating extends through all the holes on the
the chassis. chassis, connecting circuits on the front with those on the
rear.
Reference to the schematic diagram, plated panel wir-
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3.
1. Remove the two screws that hold the cabinet back cover ing diagram, and to chassis, will permit the circuit to be
in place, and remove back cover. traced easily.
2. Do not attempt to remove tuning knob from front of ra- NOTE: To facilitate servicing, phantom views showing
dio, as it is held in place with a speed clip from inside of plated panel wiring of both sides of the chassis plus loca-
cabinet. (See Tuning Knob Removal section.) tion and wiring of electrical components are given. This
3. From rear of radio, remove the two chassis mounting (component side) and the chassis as viewed from the bot- AM,
screws from gang mounting bracket and ear of volume con- tomwith components as they would appear on opposite side.
trol.
4. Remove plated circuit chassis by taking hold of gang
condenser and the volume control, and sliding out of cabi- Refer to "Plated Chassis Servicing Techniques" manual
net. Volume knob will come off without marring the cabi- (Motorola Part No. 68P636536) for recommended tools and
net. procedures to be used when servicing Motorola plated cir-
cuit chassis.
TO REMOVE TUNING KNOB
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
1. Remove chassis from cabinet. (See Chassis Removal ®Y
section.) 1. Do not service the ehaásis on a metal plate because of
the possibility of a short circuit.
Z. From rear of radio, remove speed clip from manual
tuning knob. Z. Use caution when handling the chassis with power ap-
plied because all high voltage leads are exposed.
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plated ca rcuit chassis and ferrite loop antenna. 12BÁ6 IF amp
This set features a push-pull type On -Off & Loud- 12AV6 Det-AVC-AF amp
aeas control. The push-pull feature eliminates the SOCS Pwr amp
necessity of re -adjusting the loudness every time 35W4 Rectifier
We radio is turned on. To turn radio ON, pull the
LOUDNESS knob out; to turn radio OFF, push the TUNING RANGE - 535 to 1620 Ke 1F - 455 Kc
same knob M. POWER SUPPLY - 120 volts AC/DC; 35 watts
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SERVICE NOTES RIO 220K
USE OF ISOLATION TRANSFORMER 4. Unsolder speaker leads, antenna leads and remove chas-
sis from .cabinet.
The chassis of this receiver is connected directly to the Rll 47 0K
power line, however, Me power cord circuit is broken by On Model 5T13 and 5114 Series: I
an interlock when the cabinet rear cover is removed. When

servicing or aligning this chassis from AC, an isolation 1. Remove the insert knob sections on the Loudness con -
transformer should be inserted between the power line and tool and We dial scale. (The two control knobs are each I--ID)hm
We chassis. composed of two sections.)
DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 2. Remove dial scale knob and the screw (located behind
knob) that mounts chassis to cabinet. R32 150
To Remove Chassis From Cabinet !JY
3. From front of cabinet, unscrew palnut from Loudness
Remove two cover mounting screws on bottom of cabi- control. It is not necessary to remove the Loudness Indi-
net; separate rear cover from front section and uneew cator knob in order to remove the chassis.
(from inside rear cover) the lead Mg whichconnects chassis
M cabinet back. 4. From rear of cabinet, remove the two screws that mount
We plated panel bracket to cabinet.
On Model 5T12 Series:
5. Unsolder speaker loads, antenna leads, and remove
1. Remove Me two control knobs from front of radio. chassis from cabinet.
2. From rear of cabinet, remove screw from gang mount- CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
ing bracket and also from ear of loudness control.
1. The circuit of this chassis is conventional Were are
3. Remove the two screws that mount the plated panel o built-in resistors or capacitors. Leads are plated on
bracket to cabinet. both sides of We chassis base, Woreby replacing We usual
connecting wires and making wiring more uniform. COMPONENT REPLACEMENT

2, The metal plating extends through all the holes on the Refer to "Plated Chassis Servicing Techniques" manual
chassis, connecting circuits on the top with those on the (Motorola Part No. 68P636536) for recommended tools and
bottom. procedures to be used when servicing Motbrola Plated cir-
cuit chassis.
3. Reference to Che schernatic diagrarn, plated panel wir-
(ng diagrams, and to chassis, will permit the circuit to be
traced easily.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
NOTE: To facilitate servicMg, phantom views showing
plated panel wiring of both sides of the chassis plus loca- 1, Do not service the chassis on a metal plate because of
tion and wiring of electrical components are given. This the possibility of a short circuit.
is done in two ways; the chassis .as viewed from the top
(component side) and' the chassis as viewed from the bot- 2. Usecaution when handling the chassis with power ap-
tom vv./ cornponents theywould.ap,ear on opposite side. plied because all high voltage leads are exposed.

NOTE: When ordering parts, specify model number of set in addition to part number and descriptiOn Of pert.
ii:Vd°2`trinegi:r:ja:untlx:21:2enr:h:2n°g7re'r111°11t7a=eep°11=iirt'io rhT
circuits involved. For maximum customer satisfnction and minimized call-backs,'use the exact
Motorola parts replacement.
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ELECTRICAL PARTS 31,2223
C-1 CABINET PARTS
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5T14 Series) 1V641118 Cabinet Front: blue (5T1213)
C-2 21E127652 Capacitor, cer disc: 150 mmf 500V 1V641119
C-3
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500V
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C-5 21K12U Capacitor, cer disc: 150 mmf 500V 1V641196 (5513f)
CABINET
C-6 1V641197 0111100f 22e2.32(T13S) I2BE6 12BA6 12AV6 5005 BACK
C-7 gT284 11= ,N?" 1V641311 Cabinet Front: green (511411) CONV Ti IF AMP
C-8 21R128284 1V641312 Cabinet Front: antique white (5T14W) 12 DET-AVC-AF AMP PWR AMP
C-9 21E633232 31:: 16E641006 Cabinet Rear: antique white (5T1213)
C-10 21E127652 Cabinet Rear: mahogany (5512M)
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Clip, speed (latch mtg - not in all sets)
Clip, speed (spkr mtg)
Grille, trim (5114 Series)
Ng:1°IgN Knob, dial scale: antique white (5T13P
L -I 1V641116 Antenna, ferrite rod (5T12 Series) 5T14W)
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Resistors - Note: All resistors are Insulated carbon type
unless otherwise specified. 36%641025 Knob, loudness indicator: maple sugar (5T136)
6E122324 1 meg 20% 1/2W Knob, loudness indicator: green (511(15)
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Knob, On -off & loudness: antique white (5T12
Series)
R-7 jigiNj 1/25 Knob, On -off loudness: clear (5T13 Series)
R-8 189640762 Loudness Control 8. Switch:
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1 meg; tap at 300E =112
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R-13 605770 1200 10% e -
R-14 606326 100 10% 1/2W
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Los Angeles 64 SERVICE MANUAL Manual BC-57
Oct. 10, 1958
TABLE MODEL RADIO 5R5
PÓ _4
Oscillator Coil: L _ F_J
Primary, 1 ohm
Secondary, 10 ohms
Loop Antenna:
Resistance, 5 ohms VOL.
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE:
The alignment of the set
lowing the steps in the chart accomplished by fol-
is
below. Connect output
meter to speaker voice coil. Use
isolation transformer,
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: if available, for shock protection.
Each adjustment should be
made using a minimum
Model 5R5 is a five tube superheterodyne input signal. Connect oscillator rz«o.,a r
receiver. The cabinet is plastic radio capacitor in step one; loose -couple through a .01 mfd b -/ro
and oscillator lead in CS
variety of colors. The electron tubes is available in a steps two and three. NrHy lROL
ard miniature type, connected for
are of the stand- YOLUMEGO 3 6 s 3 A 3 1-v
AC-DC operation.
A permanent magnet speaker
is employed. There are v< vi 1
two controls, the tuning knob with Step Oscillator Rleuingal SS//S
sweep pointer, and OsclllatorTn Setting Adjust
the volume control with switch. Frequency
The antenna is a high impedance 1. Pin 1, V-1
loop mounted on the back of the pancake type 455 Kc. 540 Kc. S-1, S-2, S-3,
set. If an external (12BE6) Schematic, Model 5R5
antenna is required, couple it to & S-4 for MAX.
the loop as directed 2. Loose -couple 1620 Kc. Socket voltages measured as follows:
on back. 1620 Kc.
to antenna C -2B for MAX. 3. VTVM between socket terminal and B minus
1. Line voltage, 117 volts AC. bus.
SPECIFICATIONS (to nearest 3. ditto 1500 Kc. Tune to 4. Only DC voltages measured. Allow 10% tol-
1/4 in.): C-1B for Max. 2. Volume control at maximum.
DIMENSIONS: 51/4 Osc. Signal erance.
h by 101/4 w by41/4 dp
WEIGHT: 3.3 lb REPLACEABLE PARTS
ELECTRICAL RATINGS: CAPACITORS
RESISTORS
Line voltage, 110-120 volts AC
or DC REFERENCE PACKARD BELL 1/2 watt, 20%, unless specified
Power consumption, 27 watts SYMBOL DESCRIPTION REFERENCE
PART NUMBER PACKARD BELL
(Reverse power plug for minimum SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
hum.) C -1A Variable, RF section
C -1B Trimmer,'RF section R-1 22,000 ohms 73141
TUNING FREQUENCY RANGE: R-2 22 ohms
C -2A Variable, osc section 23556 73105
540 to 1620 Kc. C -2B Trimmer, osc section R-3 2.2 megohms 73165
1
R-4 See CONTROLS
ELECTRICAL C-3 Ceramic, 30,000 mmf 23652A
POWER OUTPUT, MAXIMUM:
C-4
R-5 220 ohms 73117
Ceramic, 47 mmf, 20%, N1400 23651 R-6
1.7 watts C-5 1000 ohms, 1 watt 73325
Paper, molded case, .1 mfd, 200 v 23707 R-7
C-6 150 ohms 73115
Ceramic, 10,000 mmf 23631
SPECIAL SERVICING INFORMATION: C-7 Network 236306 ELECTRON TUBES
C-8 Same as C-6 V-1 Converter
DC RESISTANCE MEASUREMENTS: C-9 (A&B) Electrolytic, 40-20
12BE6
mfd/150 e 24163C V-2 I -F amplifier 12BA6
1st I -F Coil: V-3 Detector & 1st Audio 12AV6
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Primary, 19 ohms V-4 Audio output 5005
V-5 Rectifier
Secondary, 19 ohms CONTROL 35W4
2nd I -F Coil: R-4 Volume, 500,000 ohms w/sw 25062E MISCELLANY
Cabinet, specify color
Primary, 19 ohms Cord, AC power, 6 ft
21152B
Secondary, 19 ohms KNOBS
32032A
Adjustments, Model SR5 COILS
L-1
Tuning (specify color) 52246
Loop antenna 29361 Volume (specify color) 52247
L-2 Oscillator coil 29157B Speaker, 4 in. PM, 3.2 ohms
L-3 1st -F
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29155 83019
Transformer, audio output (T-1)
L-4 2nd -F I
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MODEL 7R1
PACKARD BELL 25 CYCLE FILTER ALIGNMENT:

1. Turn switch to SIGALERT.
L-2
L-3
Trap, 455 kc
Oscillator coil
29088
29229
2. Feed a 1730 kc signal modulated 25 cycles L-4 1st I -F 29077
.25 cycles to loose coupled antenna. L-5 2nd -F I 29078
3. Connect VTVM across C-29, .47 mfd capacitor. RESISTORS
Positive lead goes to junction of C-29 and R-30, watt unless specified
12333 W. Olympic Blvd. Manual BC -59 1/2
Los Angeles 64 SERVICE MANUAL Oct. 20, 1958

negative to B minus bus. Set VTVM to 15 volt
range.
10% unless specified
4. Adjust 25 cycle filter for maximum 'voltage on R-1 68 ohms 73011
VTVM by alternately adding and removing C-19 R-2 4700 ohms 73033.
MODEL 7R1 R-3 1 megohm, 20% 73161
(470 mmf) and R-24 (22,000 ohms).
SIGALERT RADIO R-4 22,000 ohms 73041
NOTE: C-19 is in parallel with C-23 & R-24, and may R-5 Same as R-1
be removed by clipping out of circuit. R-24 is in series 73165
6. Adjust S2, S3, S4, and S5 for maximum reading. R-6 2.2 megohms, 20%
with R-25 (215K) and may be removed or added by R-7 See CONTROLS
7. Now connect generator through capacitor to grid the use of a jumper wire.
of 6BJ6 (pin 1, V-1). With frequency still 455 kc, R-8 82,000 ohms 73048
The voltage across C-29 should be at least 8 volts R-9 5600 ohms 73034
modulated, adjust S-1 (455 kc trap) for mini- at 25 cycles, and not more than 3 volts at 21 cycles
mum reading on meter. Disconnect generator. R-10 2.2 megohms 73065
and 29 cycles. 220,000 ohms, 20% 73153
8. Loose couple signal generator output to antenna R-11
and feed in a 1500 kc signal, modulated. R-12 470,000 ohms, 20% 73157
REPLACEABLE PARTS, 7R1 R-13 150 ohms 73015
9. Turn tuning control on receiver to 1500 kc.
10. Adjust oscillator trimmer C3 -B, and RF trimmer CAPACITORS R-14 Not used
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: C1 -B for maximum reading on meter. C-1A RF section of variable 23550A R-15 Not used
Set generator frequency to 610 kc, modulated Trimmer for C -IA R-16 1000 ohms, 20%, 1 watt 73325
Model 7R1 is a seven tube radio receiver designed 11. C -1B
Trimmer, 2.7 to 30 mmf 23438 R-17 Same as R-1
to receive police calls and sigalerts as well as standard (still. coupled to antenna). C-2
AM broadcasts. The switch on the back selects 12. Test for resonance with tuning wand. If approach C -3A Osc section of variable 23550A R-18 120,000 ohms 73050
of iron end causes an increase in output, the C -3B Trimmer for C -3A R-19 Same as R-10
between:
Trimmer, tubular, 1.5 to R-20 270,000 ohms 73054
1. RADIO, for customary broadcast reception. antenna is tuned to too high a frequency. If brass C-4
10 mmf, NPO 23430 R-21 Same as R-10
2. POLICE, which includes all police broadcasts, end causes increase, it is tuned to too low a
including sigalerts. frequency. When antenna is properly tuned, C-5 Ceramic, 18 mmf, 5%, N750 23637 R-22 955,000 ohms, 16/0 73727
Paper, .047 mfd, 200 v 23705 R-23 Same as R-22
3. SIGALERT, which also tunes to police fre- either end of wand will cause a drop in output. C-6
quency, but reproducés only sigalerts and The rotor plates OR the antenna coupling coil C-7 Ceramic, 220 mmf, 20% 23915 R-24 Same as R-4
hourly time signals. should be adjusted until this last condition exists. C-8 Ceramic, 47 mmf, 20% 23912 R-25 215,000 ohms, 1% 73728
13. If an adjustment has been required in the last C-9 Ceramic, 47 mmf, 10%, NPO 23833 R-26 1 megohm 73061
SPECIFICATIONS: R-27 150,000 ohms 73051
OVERALL DIMENSIONS: 121/2" w by 61/2" h by 71/2" step (12), it will be necessary to repeat steps C-10 Ceramic, 1.5 mmf, 10% 23866
8, 9, & 10. C-11 Same as C-7 R-28 330,000 ohms, 20% 73155
(incl knobs) d. R-29 2700 ohms 73030
ELECTRICAL RATINGS: 14. Now set generator frequency to 1000 kc. Re- C -12A Eltrlytic, 50 mfd, 150 v
dual 24073 R-30 Same as R-26
Line voltage 110-120 v AC or DC sponse should be about the same as for 610 and C-126 Eltrlytic, 50 mfd, 150 v
1500 kc. C-13 Ceramic, 10,000 mmf, GMV 23939 R-31 3.3 megohms, 20% 73167
Power consumption 30 watts
TUNING FREQUENCIES: 15. Turn switch to POLICE. C-14 Ceramic, 470 mmf, 20% 23916 TRANSFORMER
540 to 1620 kc 16. Set signal generator to 1730 kc, modulated 400 C-15 Same as C-13 T-1 Audio output 89417
1730 kc or 1000 cycles, and loose couple to antenna. C-16 Same as C-13 2500 to 3.2 ohms
SHIPPING WEIGHT: 8 lb 17. Adjust oscillator trimmer C-4 and RF trimmer C -17A
Dual, same as C-12 (A & B)
ALIGNMENT: C-2 for maximum meter reading. C-176 CRYSTALS
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: 18. Adjust signal generator output for50 mw reading C-18 Paper, .15 mfd, 200 v 23708 X-1 Diode, 1N295, audio detector 72028
1. Signal generator providing the following:
when modulated at 400 or 1000 cycles. Leave C-19 Same as C-14 X-2 Diode, dual 72030
455 kc modulated by 400 or 1000 cps, 30% generator output the same and modulate with 25 C-20 Same as C-6 X-3 Same as X-2
cycles instead of 400 or 1000. Proceed with 25 C-21 Same as C-6
cycle filter alignment (next page). C-22 Same as C-6 ELECTRON TUBES
C-23 Paper, .01 mfd, 5%, 200 v 23170 V-1 RF amplifier 6BJ6
C-24 Same as C-23 V-2 Converter 12BE6
1730 kc ± .03%, modulated by 25 cps ± .25
C-25 Same as C-23 V-3 amplifier
-F 6BJ6
cps, and also by 400 or 1000 cps. I
2. Vacuum tube voltmeter. C-26 Paper, .15 mfd, 10%, 200 v 23308 V -4A Audio amplifier 1/27025
3. Output meter, range 50 milliwatts. C-27 Same as C-6 V -4B Trigger amplifier 1/27025
C-28 Same as C-6 V-5 Audio output 35C5
4. Tuning wand, w/brass and powdered -iron ends.
C-29 Paper, .47 mfd, 200 v 23071 V-6 Rectifier 35W4
5. Capacitor, paper, .01 mfd.
C-30 Same as C-6 V-7 Trigger output 12AU6
PROCEDURE:
1. Connect generator through .01 mfd capacitor to C-31 Ceramic, 10,000 ohms, 20% 23612
C-32 Ceramic, 50,000 mmf, 50 v 23614A MISCELLANY
mixer grid of 12BE6 (pin 7, V-2). Negative lead 21142-1
(C-32 at grid of V4B) Cabinet
goes to B -minus bus. 32029A
C-33 Same as C-31 Cord, AC power, white
2. Connect output meter across secondary of audio 381616
(C-33 near R-9) Dial, radio
output transformer. Set to 50 mw range. Drive cord, 40 in. 40003
3. Turn variable capacitor to open position and set C-34 Same as C-6
(C-34 near R-6) Knob, switch 52220-1
switch to RADIO. 52227
Knob, tuning or volume
4. Turn volume control fully clockwise. CONTROLS Lamp, dial, T-47 54002
5. Set generator frequency to 455 kc, modulated, R-7 Control, volume, 500,000 25047 Plug, AC interlock 66047
and turn generator output up until a reading is ohms, w/switch 67045
obtained on meter. Pointer
Adjustments COILS Speaker, 6 x 4 83122
L-1 Loop, ferrite 29358 Switch 86065A
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MODELS 11RP6S, 11RP7S, 11RP8S, 11RP9S
PACKARD BELL Position 2: STEREO LO. Stereo signal from car- DC RESISTANCE MEASUREMENTS:
tridge goes directly, without amplification, to OUT- (Coils not listed have negligible resistance).
PUT LO. This output is for use with an external system
with enough gain that preamplification of the stereo L-2, choke, 2 ohms
SERVICE MANUAL signal is not required. In this position OUTPUT HI is

dead.
L-4, 1st -F, FM, primary 1.5 ohms, sec., 1.5 ohms.
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L-5, 2nd -F, FM, primary 2.5 ohms, sec., 0.75 ohms.
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Position 3: AM -FM LO, STEREO HI. Stereo output L-6, ratio detector, primary 3.2 ohms, sec., 0.25 ohms
MODELS 11RP6S, 11RP7S, 11RP8S, & 11RP9S of cartridge is preamplified, and appears at OUTPUT L-7 and L-10 chokes, 0.5 ohms
HI. (Use position 2 and STEREO LO unless gain of
COMBINATION RADIO -PHONOGRAPHS external system is insufficient.
L-8, 1st -F, AM, primary 16 ohms, sec., 16 ohms
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L-9, 2nd -F, AM, primary 16 ohms, sec., 16 ohms

In position 3 the tuner output, at a lower level than
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in position 1, appears at OUTPUT LO. This is for a L-11, ferroloop, 0.3 ohms
12333 W. Olympic Blvd. Manual BC -56
Los Angeles 64
(CHASSIS 11HF1S) Nov. 1, 1958
remote system with high gain. L-13, oscillator, AM, primary 8.5 ohms, sec., 0.6 ohms
REPLACEABLE PARTS
CAPACITORS C-39 Electrolytic, 25 mfd/25 v 24006
C-1 Ceramic, 1000 mmf, GMV, disc 23860 C-40 Same as C-16
C-2 Same as C-1 C-41 Same as C-3
C-3 Ceramic, 5000 mmf, GMV, disc 23931 C-42 Ceramic, 470 mmf, 20% 23916
C-4 Same as C-1 C-43 Paper, .022 mfd, 400 v 23122
C-5 Ceramic, 47 mmf, 20% 23912 C-44 Same as C-16
C-6 Ceramic, 330 mmf, 20% 23944 C-45 Paper, 1 mfd, 100 v 23040
Variable, four section C-46 Ceramic, 50,000 mmf, 25 v min 23614
C-7
w/trimmers 23547C C-47 Same as C-5
C-7 A & B = FM RF w/trimmer C-48 Same as C-1
FM osc w/trimmer C-25 C-49 (A & B) Ceramic, dual .01 mfd, AC 23982A
Model 1 1 RP6 S Model 1 1 RP7S Model 1 1 RP8S Model 11 RP9S
C-7 C & D
C-7 E & F = AM RF w/trimmer
C-7 G & H = AM osc w/trimmer
CONTROLS
C-8 Same as C-3
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: SHIPPING WEIGHTS: C-9 Same as C-1 R-33 500,000 ohms, tapped 100K,
Models 11RP6S, 11RP7S, 11RP8S, and 11RP9S 11RP6S: 60 lb. C-10 Same as C-3 volume 25057
are radio -phono combinations, each using the same 11RP7S: 90 lb. C-11 Same as C-3 R-37 500,000 ohms, treble, w/switch 25039A
chassis, 11HF1S. The illustrations above show the 11RP8S: 100 lb. C-12 Ceramic, 10,000 mmf, 500 v 23632 R-39 500,000 ohms, bass 25038A
external differences, and the list of replaceable parts, 11RP9S: 100 lb. C-13 Same as C-1
points out other variations, such as speaker C-14 Ratio detector network 23627A
ELECTRICAL RATINGS: mfd/50 24164 COILS
complement and record changer. C-15 Electrolytic, 5 v
Line voltage, 110-120 v, 60 cycles only C-16 Paper, .047 mfd, 400 v 23124
The chassis contains eleven electron tubes, and L-1 Antenna, FM 29426
Power consumption: 75 watts C-17 Paper, .1 mfd, 400 v 23126
is designed to receive AM and FM radio as well as to L-2 Choke, 1 microhenry 29124
reproduce recordings. Stereophonic records may be TUNING FREQUENCY RANGE: C-18 Same as C-16 L-3 RF, FM 29158
played with the addition of an external amplifier, as C-19 Not used 1st I -F, FM 29148
AM radio: 530 to 1620 kc L-4
described in the section headed "Stereophonic Oper- FM radio: 88 to 108 me
C -20A Electrolytic, 25 mfd/25 v L-5 2nd I -F, FM 29152
ation." C-20B Electrolytic, 40 mfd/350 v L-6 Ratio detector 29084
24092
Antennas for both AM and FM are built in the sets, WATTS OUTPUT: C-20C Electrolytic, 40 mfd/350 v L-7 Choke, 4.7 microhenry 29145
but terminals are provided for an outside FM antenna 1% distortion: 6 watts C -20D Electrolytic, 20 mfd/350 v L-8 1st 1-F, AM 29066
which may be needed in weak- signal areas. 10% distortion: 10 watts C-21 Same as C-3 L-9 2nd 1-F, AM 29067
Peak output: 18 watts C-22 Same as C-1 L-10 Same as L-7
SPECIFICATIONS: C-23 Ceramic, 10,000 mmf, 25 v min 23612 L-11 Loop antenna, AM 29358A
SPEAKERS & ELECTRON TUBES: C-24 Not used L-12 Oscillator, FM 29242A
CABINET DIMENSIONS & FINISHES
See parts list. C-25 Trimmer, 5 to 25 mmf (= C-7D) 23428 L-13 Oscillator, AM 292298
Model Height Width Depth Finishes C-26 Ceramic, 4.7 mmf, 10%, NPO 23978
11RP6S 14"t 24" 18" MOC" STEREOPHONIC OPERATION: C-27 Same as C-5
11RP7S 26"# 24" 18" WMOC Stereophonic recordings may be reproduced with C-28 Ceramic, 1.5 mmf, 10% 23866 RESISTORS
11RP8S 21") 38" 18" MOCSc
the aid of an external amplifier -speaker system. This C-29 Same as C-1
11RP9S 33" 31" 20" MOCFp 10% unless specified
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system is connected to either the OUTPUT LO or the
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C-30
C-31
Same as C-1
Same as C-23 R-1 180 ohms
4700 ohms
73016
73033
W Walnut, Sc Scandia, Fp French Prov. next paragraph). C-32 Ceramic, 220 mmf, 20% 23915 R-2
t Plus legs, 12" The switch at the rear of the set has three positions: C-33 Same as C-3 R-3 3.3 megohmns, 20% 73167
# Plus legs, 6"
Position 1: AM -FM HI. The tuner output, besides C-34 Not used R-4 1000 ohms 73025
§Plus legs, 10" C-35 Paper, .022 mfd, 200 v 23103 R-5 120 ohms 73014
going thru the regular speaker -amplifier system in set,
Cabinet dimensions are to nearest inch, and vary C-36 Same as C-23 R-6 68 ohms 73011
is amplified and piped to the OUTPUT HI for use with
somewhat with the style of the cabinet. C-37 Same as C-35 R-7 10,000 ohms 73037
the remote system. See Position 3. 73024
C-38 Same as C-23 R-8 820 ohms
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21RPI BUT THIS SECTION MAY BE USEFUL IN playing, push the PAUSE button. To lock, push it to REPLACEABLE PARTS, TUNER CHASSIS
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16RP1. control is to allow for the adjustment of recording RESISTORS REFERENCE PACKARD-BELL
MIXER control is used to add phono or radio out- volume before the tape is set in motion, to eliminate (1/2 w unless specified)
commercials from a radio recording, or lulls from a SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
put to microphone recording. (10% unless specified) R-60 2700 ohms 73030
LEVEL control adjusts volume to correct level for
recorded conversation. REFERENCE PACKARD-BELL R-61 150,000 ohms, 1 watt 73251
tape recording as indicated by the NORMAL and DIS- AUTOMATIC SHUT-OFF SWITCH SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER R-62 Same as R-32
TORT lamps. It also controls volume of stereo output The mechanism is automatically shut off unless R-1 470,000 ohms, 20% 73157 R-63 Same as R-27
when playing binaural tapes. tape is threaded in front of the plastic shut-off lever. R-2 68 ohms 73011 R-64 2200 ohms 73029
DISTORT adjustment, NORMAL adjustment, and Should tape break, or the supply wheel become empty, R-3 Same as R-1 R-65 Same as R-61
HUM adjustment are concealed. the mechanism will shut off automatically and will R-4 3.3 megohms, 20% 73167 R-66 Same as R-15
CONNECTORS (cable with pin -plug) remain so until the machine is rethreaded. R-5 180 ohms 73016
R-6 180 ohms (w/ coil) See coil L-4 CONTROLS
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STEREOPHONIC TAPES R-7 47,000 ohms 73045 1 25044
Receives audio signal for recording on tape. Stereophonic tapes of the type called "stacked", R-48 5 megohms, w/ switch, treble 25522
R-8 100 ohms 73013
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chassis, then to power chassis. marked STEREO OUTPUT. This allows the second R-11 Same as R-10 C-1 Variable, 6 -gang w/ trimmers 23552
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MICROPHONE JACK. Besides microphone sup- THREADING THE TAPE
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PUSH BUTTONS R-19 Same as R-1
Stop Button ing threading line (embossed in plastic escutcheon) C-3 Ceramic, 5000 mmf, +80, 23611
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R-20 10,000 ohms, 1 watt 73237 -20%, working voltage, 25 v
R-21 Not used minimum, i/4 in. dia.
operation and when the machine is not in use. the plastic automatic shut off lever. Place tape in
front of chrome plated tape guide and insert free end R-22 560 ohms 73022 C-4 Ceramic, 10,000 mmf, 25 v,
Record Button R-23 1 megohm, 20% 73161 3/8 in. dia (see p/m 4)
of tape into hub slot of right hand reel. Wind right 23612
Depress the RECORD button for recording a tape. R-24 15,000 ohms, 1 watt 73239 C-5 Same as C-3
The red SAFETY lever must be held to the right before hand reel one or two turns counterclockwise to take
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R-25 22,000 ohms 73041 C-6 Ceramic, 100 mmf, 20% 23914
the RECORD button can be depressed. R-26 6800 ohms, 2 watts 73435 C-7 Same as C-6
Detailed instructions for performing the various op- R-27 2.2 megohms, 20%
Play Button 73165 C-8 Ceramic, 5000 mmf, GMV 23931
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Depress the PLAY button for playing back a record- operating instructions supplied with the set. C-9 Ceramic, 1 mmf, 10% 23603
R-29 Same as R-13 C-10 Same as C-6
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ADJUSTMENT OF RECORDING INDICATOR LIGHTS R-30 Same as R-27 C-11 Ceramic, 330 mmf, 20% 23944
on the tuner chassis.
Set MIXER and VOLUME controls to maximum. R-31 Not used C-12 Ceramic, 1000 mmf, GMV 23860
Rewind and Forward Buttons
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REC'D plug (red cable). Set NORMAL adjustment so R-33 Same as R-27 C-14 Ceramic, 100 mmf, 5%, N470 23616
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that NORMAL light just flickers. R-34 470 ohms 73021 C-15 Same as C-3
RECORD LEVEL INDICATORS R-35 Same as R-20 C-16 Same as C-12
Increase voltage to 0.5 volts (1000 cycles). Set
Distort Indicator DISTORT adjustment so that DISTORT light just flick-
R-36 Same as R-1 C-17 Same as C-8
The DISTORT lamp indicates when tape is being ers or goes out. R-37 10,000 ohms 73037 C-18 Same as C-4
overloaded while recording. Adjust the LEVEL control R-38 Same as R-25 C-19 Same as C-8
so that faint flashes occur at loudest sounds.
As a further check, advance voltage to one volt R-39 15,000 ohms, 2 watts 73439 C-20 Ceramic, 10,000 mmf, GMV 23862
(1000 cycles) and turn VOLUME to minimum. Now R-40 100,000 ohms, 20%
Normal Indicator 73149 C-21 Trimmer for C-1, sec F, 3 to 23432
advance it (clockwise). The NORMAL should light be- R-41 Same as R-7
The NORMAL lamp indicates correct recording 12 mmf, NPO
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C-22 Same as C-6
lamp flashes regularly. R-43 Same as R-40 C-23 Same as C-20
Turn VOLUME full up and MIXER to minimum. Both R-44 1800 ohms 73028 C-24 Ceramic, 47 mmf, 20% 23912
TAPE INDEX TIMER lamps should now be out. R-45 Not used C-25 Same as C-12
Set both the large and small dials of the timer to R-46 Same as R-40 C-26 Same as C-12
HUM ADJUSTMENT
zero after threading a reel of tape. After each selection R-47 Same as R-20 C-27 Same as C-6
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The pointer on the speed control knob indicates R-51 See CONTROLS C-31 Same as C-12
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passing by the heads. To change speed, turn speed R-53 330,000 ohms, 20% 73155 C-33 Same as C-20
control knob after depressing stop button. MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS AND PARTS LIST R-54 Same as R-25 C-34 Ceramic, 15 mmf, 20% 23910
See Service Manual on V -M models 711 and 750 R-55 Same as R-32 C-35 Same as C-2
SAFETY LEVER (published by V -M Corporation) for mechanical ad- R-56 4.7 megohms, 20% 73169 C-36 Paper, .047 mfd, 200 v 23105
The safety lever locks the RECORD button to pre- justments and parts list. R-57 Same as R-27 (see p/m 1) C-37 Paper, .047 mfd, 400 v, 10% 23324
vent accidental erasing. Push "S" lever to the right Packard -Bell Factory Service Depts. will be sup- R-58 Same as R-23 (in 6E5 skt) C-38 Ceramic, 5000 mmf, 10% 23986
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C-41 Same as C-8 L-8 3rd -F, FM
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C-43 Same as C-20 L-10 Oscillator, FM (see p/m 2) 29238B (1/2watt unless specified) PACKARD-BELL
REFERENCE
C-44 Same as C-36 L-11 Antenna, AM 29357
29143 (10% unless specified) SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
C-45 Same as C-4 L-12 RF, AM
C-46 Same as C-36 L-13 Oscillator, AM 29237 REFERENCE PACKARD-BELL C-201 Electrolytic, 40 mfd,3 volts 24150
C-47 Same as C-6 L-14 1st -F, AM
I 29093 SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER C-202 Ceramic, 220 mmf, 20% 23915
C -48A Electrolytic, 40 mfd, 450 v C-203 Ceramic, 10,000 mmf, GMV 23862
MISCELLANEOUS PARTS 1000 ohms 73025
C -48B Electrolytic, 40 mfd, 450 v 24147 R-201 C-204 Ceramic, 1000 mmf, 10% 23983
Cartridge GE #C-1D3SC 63037 470,000 ohms, 20% 73157 23176
C -48C Electrolytic, 20 mfd, 450 v R-202 C-205 Paper, .0068 mfd, 10%, 200 v
23122 Alt: GE #4-GC-1D3SC 63038
C-49 Paper, .022 mfd, 400 v 58066A R-203 220,000 ohms 73053 C-206 Same as C-205
C-50 Ceramic, 82 mmf, 10% Changer, record 330,000 ohms 73055 C-207 Paper, .022 mfd, 10%, 200 v 23177
R-204
(see p/m 3) 23964 (Garrard RC -121) C-208 Paper, .047 mfd, 20%, 400 v 23124
Dial, glass 38162A R-205 100,000 ohms 73049
C-51 Same as C-12 Same as R-204 C-209 Ceramic, 100 mmf, 20% 23914
Dial, paper 65221 R-206
C-52 Ceramic, 2000 mmf, 20% 23839 R-207 Same as R-204
C-210 Same as C-201
C-53 Same as C-4 KNOBS C-211 Ceramic, 5000 mmf, GMV 23931
23107 Treble, Bass, Loudness & Selector 52205 R-208 10 megohms, 20% 73173 Same as C-203
C-54 Paper, .1 mfd, 200 v C-212
Tuning 52206 R-209 1 megohm, 20% 73161 C-213 Ceramic, 680 mmf, 10% 23892
C-55 Same as C-20
C-56 Same as C-20 Magic Power-Minder 52210 R-210 Same as R-201 C-214 Same as C-205
C-57 Same as C-12 Lamp, T-47 54002 R-211 Same as R-202 C-215 Same as C-205
C-58 Same as C-52 Plug, spkr 66013 R-212 Same as R-204 C-216 Ceramic, 2000 mmf, 20% 23839
C-59 Same as C-12 (used w/shield 78026) R-213 See CONTROLS C-217 Same as C-207
C-60 Same as C-8 Pointer 67044A C-218 Paper, .047 mfd, 10%, 400 v 23324
79109 R-214 Same as R-204
C-61 Same as C-8 Socket, phono C-219 Same as C-202
R-215 Same as R-205
C-62 Same as C-8 SPEAKERS (Impedance of each: 8 ohms) C -220A Electrolytic, 25 mfd, 25 v
83211 R-216 Same as R-204
L-1 Antenna, FM
COILS
29425B
5" PM, 900 cps resonance
5" PM, 1200 cps resonance 83212 R-217 Same as R-208
C -220B
C -220C
Electrolytic, 40 mfd, 350 v
Electrolytic, 40 mfd, 350 v
i 24092
29145 12" PM, 55 cps resonance 83808 R-218 Same as R-204 C -220D Electrolytic, 20 mfd, 350 v
L-2 Choke, RF
L-3 RF coil, FM 29144D Switch, band 86061 R-219 Same as R-205 C-221 Same as C-208
L-4 Choke, suppressor 29146 Switch, power -minder 86064 R-220 See CONTROLS C-222 Same as C-218
L-5 1st -F, FM
I 29148 (Cover: 86064-1) R-221 10,000 ohms 73037 C-223 Same as C-204
L-6 2nd I -F, FM 29148 TUBES & CRYSTAL: See p 2 R-222 56,000 ohms 73046 C-224 Same as C-211
R-223 2200 ohms 73029 C-225 Same as C-211
REPLACEABLE PAR TS, POWER SUPPLY R-224 Same as R-202 C-226 Same as C-203
CAPACITORS REFERENCE PACKARD-BELL C-227 Same as C-202
R-225 Same as R-205
REFERENCE PACKARD-BELL SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER C-228 Same as C-202
R-226 Same as R-205
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER R-114 Same as R-113 C-229 Same as C-218
20% 23916 R-227 Same as R-205 as C-204
C-101 Ceramic, 470 mmf, R-115 Same as R-113 C-230 Same
C-102 Paper, .1 mfd, 400 v 23126 R-116 Same as R-113 R-228 Same as R-205 C-231 Same as C-216
C -103A Electrolytic, 40 mfd, 450 v R-117 Same as R-105 R -229A C-232 Same as C-204
See CONTROLS
C-1036 Electrolytic, 40 mfd, 450 v 24147 R-118 Wirewound, 125 ohms, 10 watts 73718 R-2298 C-233 Ceramic. 20,000 mmf. 20% 23972
C -103C Electrolytic, 20 mfd, 450 v R-119 Wirewound, 1000 ohms, 5 watts 73621 R-230 Same as R-205 C-234 Electrolytic, 40 mfd, 450 v 24143
C-104 Paper, .1 mfd, 600 v 23145 R-120 Wirewound, 2000 ohms, 5 watts 73631 R-231 Same as R-205 Ç-235 Same as C-203
C-105 Same as C-104 R-121 10 ohms 73001 R-232 47,000 ohms 73045 C-236 Ceramic, 1000 mmf, GMV 23860
C-106 Electrolytic, 250 mfd, 25 v 24144 TRANSFORMERS R-233 Same as R-232
C-107 Ceramic, dual 10,000 mmf, AC 23982A T-101 Output 89478A DIODE
R-234 22,000 ohms 73041
C-108 Electrolytic, 40 mfd, 450 v 24143 T-102 Power 89063 10,000 ohms, 1 watt 73237 X-201 Crystal diode 1N70 72040
R-235
C-109 Electrolytic, 5 mfd, 25 v, 24146 Pri: 117 v
watts 73635
non -polarized Sec: 5v(o 3amp R-236 2500 ohms, 5 COILS, TRANSFORMERS
700 v CT % 225 ma R-237 Same as R-205 L-201 Coil, bias oscillator 29240
RESISTORS 6.3v1%a 3 amp R-238 Same as R-205 T-201 Transformer, power 89068
(10% unless specified) 6.3v 21/a amp R-239 120,000 ohms 73050
MISCELLANY
(1/2 w unless specified) ELECTRON TUBES R-240 See CONTROLS
R-101 1500 ohms 73027 V -101A Audio amplifier R-241 Same as R-203 (in addition to Miscellany listed under Tuner and
R-102 470,000 ohms, 20% 73157 V-1018 6AN8 Power Supply sec.)
Inverter
R-103 270,000 ohms 73054 V-102 Output 6V6 -GT Fuse, 3 amp, 125 volt, slo-blo 45043
R-104 1.2 megohms 73062 V-103 Output 6V6 -GT Jack, microphone 51005
R-105 680 ohms, 1 watt 73223 V-104 Output 6V6 -GT Knob, mixer and volume 52205
CONTROLS 54009
R-106 47 ohms 73009 V-105 Output 6V6 -GT Lamp, neon, NE -51
R-107 47,000 ohms, 5%, watt 73245-1 V-106 Rectifier 5U4-GB Lamp, neon, NE -52 54010
1
R-213 500,000 ohms, mixer, w/ switch 25048 570-13
R-108 Same as R-107 MISCELLANEOUS PARTS Microphone, w/plug
R-220 500;000 ohms, recording level 25058 Shield, noval tube 78114
R-109 Same as R-107 Cord, AC 32011 R -229A 1 megohm, distort adjust Switch, pushbutton 86307
R-110 Same as R-103 Socket, 4 -pin AC 79180 }Dual 25050
R-111 Same as R-103 Socket, phono 79005 R-2296 1 megohm, normal adjust(
R-112 820 ohms, 2 watts 73424 Socket, power 79122 R-240 150 ohms, hum control 25943
R-113 1000 ohms 73025 Socket, speaker 79004
lJohn F. Rider MODELS 11RP6S, 11RP7S, 11BP8S, 11RP9S

MODELS 6R1, 6RC1
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ELECTRONICS Test
Connect Test Radio Dial
Step Oscillator Adjust
Oscillator to Setting
Frequency
12333 W. Olympic Blvd. Manual BC-50
Los Angeles 64
SERVICE MANUAL Jan. 15, 1958 1. Pin 1, V-1
(12BA6) 455 kc 540 kc S-1 for minimum
TABLE MODEL RADIO 6R1 ditto
2. ditto ditto S-2, S-3, S-4,
CLOCK RADIO MODEL 6RC1 & S-5 for MAXIMUM
3. ditto 1620 kc Tune to Cl -D for MAXIMUM
SPECIFICATIONS: (both models unless noted) 4. Loose -couple 1500 kc 1620 kc Cl -B for MAXIMUM
CABINET DIMENSIONS (to nearest 1/4 in.): to antenna oscillator
6 in. hby121/Z in. wby6 in. d
SHIPPING WEIGHT: REPLACEABLE PARTS
Radio 6R1: 8 lb. MODELS 6R1 & 6RC1
Clock radio 6RC1: 8 lb Parts are common to both models unless noted.
ELECTRICAL RATINGS:
Line voltage 110-120 volts AC or DC (must be 60 RESISTORS REFERENCE PACKARD-BELL
cycle AC for clock radio) (Rating 1/2 watt unless noted) SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
Power consumption, 30 watts for radio, 32 watts REFERENCE PACKARD-BELL L-4 1st I -F 29077
for clock radio. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER L-5 2nd I -F 29078
TUNING FREQUENCY RANGE: R-1 68 ohms, 10% 73011 T-1 Transformer, output 89417A
540 to 1620 kc R.2 4700 ohms, 10% 73033 2500 to 3.2 ohms
POWER OUTPUT, MAXIMUM: R-3 1 megohm, 20% 73161 SPEAKERS
1.9 watts R-4 22,000 ohms, 10% 73041
GENERAL R.5 Same as R-1
Model Oval, 6 x 4 in., one used 83122
The circuit used in both models is a six tube super- SPEAKER DATA: 6R1 Impedance 3.2 ohms
See parts table, also general description above. R-6 2.2 megohms, 20% 73165
heterodyne receiver circuit with an untuned RF stage. R-7 Control, volume, Model Three in. dia., two used 83120
Standard miniature tubes are connected for AC -DC SPECIAL SERVICING INFORMATION: 6RC1 Impedance of ea.,
500,000 ohms w/switch. 25047
operation. Sixty cycle AC is required for clock opera- OSCILLATOR GRID VOLTAGES, Pin 1, V-2: 3.2 ohms
(Measured using a VTVM with input impedance (Switch is ON-OFF on 6R1 and Nite-Lite on 6RC1)
tion. KNOBS
The schematic diagram is the same for both models of more than 10 megohms. Line voltage 117 R-8 4.7 megohms, 20% 73169
volts AC.) R-9 220,000 ohms, 20% 73153 Both Tuning & Volume 52227A
except for the addition of the timer (clock) motor,
1500 kc -5.5 volts DC (rms) R-10 470,000 ohms, 20% 73157 models
nite-lite, and second speaker to model 6RC1.
The 6R1 has one 6 by 4 in. oval speaker, while the 1000 kc -5.5 volts R-11 150 ohms, 10% 73015 6RC1 Timer knob (two used) 52226B
6RC1 contains two 3 in. speakers. The latter are con- 750 kc -5.0 volts R-12 1000 ohms, 20%, 73325 only
nected in series, with a red dot indicating the input 540 kc -4.8 volts 1 watt MISCELLANY
side for proper phasing. ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE: R-13 Same as R-1 Cabinet 21142D
The nite-lite in the 6RC1 is turned on by the push- The alignment of the set is accomplished by fol- Cord, AC power
pull switch on the volume control. In the 6R1 this lowing the steps in the chart below. Connect output CAPACITORS 6R1 (#18 AWG) 32029A
switch is the radio ON-OFF control. meter to speaker voice coil. Use isolation transformer C-1 Variable, two gang & 23550A 6RC1 (#16 AWG) 32028A
between radio and power line to reduce shock hazard. (A, B, trimmers Dial 38161A
CLOCK OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Escutcheon, front
Each adjustment should be made using a minimum C, D)
Operating instructions are attached to the bottom 6R1 41140C
of the clock radio and are repeated here. input signal. Connect test oscillator through a .01 C-2 Paper, molded case, 23705
Radio knobs: mfd capacitor to the point indicated below. Ground .047 mfd. 200 volts 6RC1 41124D
Left is volume control and switch (pull out) lead of oscillator is connected to B minus bus. C-3 Ceramic, 220 mmf, 20% 23915 Light, dial, T-47 54002
for nite-lite. Right is tuning. C-4 Ceramic, 47 mmf, 20% 23912 Light, "Nite-Lite", T-43 54007
Clock knobs: (On 6RC1 only)
Left is sleep switch, for 0 to 60 min. Right C-5 Same as C-4
Timer (clock) 58064A
STEP FOR
is control knob.
PROCEDURE
FRON r C-6 Paper, molded case,
.1 mfd, 220 volts
23707
(On 6RCI only)
1. Radio only Set control knob to ON and adjust tuning ri Plug, AC interlock 66047
C-7 Same as C-3
and volume. Pointer 67045A
C-8 Ceramic, 5000 mmf, GMV 23931
2. Radio with
shut-off
Turn set on with sleep switch, tune
station and set sleep switch to interval
C/ru-C C-9 Ceramic, 470 mmf, 20% 23916 Pulley 69003C
desired before shut-off. (60 min = 180`) C-10 Ceramic, 10,000 mmf, GMV 23939 Socket, AC appliance 79096
3. Automatic After step 1, set alarm and turn control C-11 Same as C-10 (On 6RC1 only)
turn -on knob to AUTO.
4. Automatic After step 3, turn control knob to ALARM. O C-12 Dual 50 mfd/150 volts 24073B ELECTRON TUBES
turn-on with Buzzer will follow radio turn-on by 10 (A & B) V-1 R -F Amplifier 12BA6
buzzer
5. Automatic
shut-off and
minutes.
After step 2, set control knob to either / LC,,C -52 S.F
53Bt701 .55 BE,OcJ
APOL/ANCE
OUTLET
C.13 Same as C-2 V-2
V-3
Converter
I -F Amplifier
128E6
12BA6
turn-on
AUTO or ALARM. LC/- COILS & TRANSFORMERS V-4 Detector and Audio 12AV6
To service tubes, remove two hex head screws at rear of L-1 Loop, ferrite 29358 Amplifier
cabinet, and slide entire chassis and front panel out of L-2 Trap, 455 kc 29088 V-5 Audio output 35C5
cabinet. Adjustments L-3 Oscillator coil 29229B V-6 Rectifier 35W4
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MODELS 16RP1, 21RP1
TUBE COMPLEMENT:
ELECTRONICS Tuner chassis:
fier in tuner through cable to dual push-pull power
amplifier and speakers.
SYMBOL TUBE FUNCTION
TAPE RECD receptacle feeds output of radio or
V-1 6BQ7A RFampl, FM
SERVICE MANUAL V -2A
V -2B
1/212AT7
212AT7
FM mixer
FM oscillator
phono to MIXER in tape deck in Model 21RP1, or to
any external tape recorder used with model 16RP1.
V -3A 1/26U8 1st I -F amplifier
V -3B 1/26U8 AFC TAPE PLAY receptacle receives input from tape
MODEL 16RP1 COMBINATION PHONO -RADIO V-4 6AU6 I -F ampi; AM det'r playback pre -amplifier in tape deck (Model 21RP1) or
MODEL 21RP1 COMBINATION PHONO -RADIO-TAPE RECORDER V-5 6AU6.. Limiter other tape output (Model 16RP1).
12333 West Olympic Blvd.
V-6 6BA6 RFampl,AM
MANUAL BC -46 V-7 6BE6 Converter, AM TUNING INDICATOR tube allows visual control for
Los Angeles 64, Calif.
MARCH 1, 1958 V -8A 1/212AT7 Audio ampi accurate frequency adjustment.
V-8B 1/212AT7 Audio ampi
V-9 6E5 Tuning indicator
V-10 12AX7 Power Supply Chassis
Phono pre -amp
INPUT receptacle -receives audio signal from tuner
chassis for final amplification and output.
CRYSTAL DIODES
REFERENCE PACKARD-BELL
SYMBOL EXTERNAL SPEAKER connections are provided for
DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER attaching an additional speaker (s) if desired. Bind-
X-1 (Crystal, Amperex 1N542 72027 ing posts are marked for speaker impedances of 4,
X-2 I (matched pair) 8, or 16 ohms.
Power supply chassis: SPEAKER socket and SPEAKER plug are both on
V-101 6AN8 Audio ampi & inverter this chassis, as are the PHONO AC plug and socket..
V-102 6V6-GT .
V-103 6V6-GT TAPE RECORDER AC socket is used with tape deck

V-104 6V6-GT ¡Parallel push-pull output or other tape recorder.
Colonial Finish (Mhgny Similar) Walnut or Oak Finish V-105 6V6-GT . 11
V-106 5U4 -GB POWER RECEPTACLE feeds power thru cable at-
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: SPECIFICATIONS: Rectifier
tached to tuner.
Model 16RP1 is a high-fidelity combination phono- (Apply to both the 16RP1 and 21RP1 unless noted)
Tape deck (in model 21RP1 only):
graph and radio (AM and FM) containing a total of CABINET FINISHES: RECORD CHANGER
sixteen electron tubes, including rectifier. Separate V-201 (A & B)
Mahogany, Oak, Colonial, and Walnut
treble and bass controls are provided, and the ON- ECC83 Playback pre-amp The operation of the record changer is covered by
CABINET DIMENSIONS: V -202A 1/2ECC83
OFF switch is the push-pull type, operated by the Stereo OR mic pre -amp the booklet furnished with the set and printed by the
Height, 3251, in. V -202B 1/2 ECC83 manufacturer (Garrard) of the changer. An important
treble control knob. The selector switch has six posi- Stereo pre -amp OR mixer
Width, 37 in. V -203A 1/212BH7A Stereo output OR recording adjunct to the changer is the Magic Power -Minder
tions, two for AM and FM radio, three for record re- Depth, 211/2 in.
production (AES, LP, and 78), and one for tape ampi switch described immediately below.
CHASSIS DIMENSIONS: V-2036 1/212BH7A Recording amplifier
playback from an external tape recorder. Tuner chassis 13" w by 5" h by 81/2"d
.
V-204 (A & B)
The record changer is automatic, four speed, with Power chassis: 13" w by 51/2" h by 6" d 12AU7 MAGIC POWER-MINDER
Bias oscillator
a spindle provided for 45 rpm records. Antennas for Tape deck (in 21 RP1 only): V-205 6X4 Rectifier A special feature of your instrument is the Magic
both AM and FM are built-in the set, but in fringe 14" w by 8" h by 8" d (excluding reels) Power -Minder switch. This is controlled by the knob
areas a separate antenna may be needed for FM SHIPPING WEIGHT: near the left rear corner of the record changer. There
reception. 16RP1, 160 lb.; 21RP1, 180 lb. CONTROLS, CONNECTORS, SWITCHES, are two positions of this knob: MAN'L and AUTO.
A special feature is the "Magic Power Minder" ELECTRICAL RATINGS: AND INDICATORS: (Be sure to distinguish between this switch and the
switch which may be set to turn off power -after last Line voltage, 110-120 volts AC, 60 cycles only. Tuner Chassis AUTO -MANUAL switch on the changer plate.)
record is completed. Power consumption: TREBLE, BASS, and LOUDNESS knobs are indi- When the Magic Power -Minder is in MAN'L posi-
Provision is made for connecting additional speak- 16RP1, 180 watts; 21RP1, 265 watts cated by markings. tion, changer will turn off after last record but set
ers if desired. Connections for four, eight, or sixteen TUNING FREQUENCY RANGE: will remain on.
ohms impedance are available. AM radio, 530 to 1620 kc ON-OFF switch is push-pull type operated by TRE- When the Magic Power -Minder is in AUTO position,
FM radin, 88 to 108 me BLE control knob. entire set will turn off after last record.
Model 16RP1 is divided into two chassis: the tuner
chassis and the power supply chassis. The former OUTPUT: Leave the Magic Power -Minder knob in MAN'L
SELECTOR switch has positions for FM radio, AM
contains the AM and FM circuitry, plus two stages 20 watts at less than 1% distortion position unless it is desired to turn off entire set after
radio, Tape playback, and three positions for phono-
of audio to the output receptacle. The power supply 30 watts at less than 10% distortion last record.
graph.
chassis, besides furnishing power to the system, con- 40 watts peak To use this automatic power -off feature, the record
tains the push-pull parallel output stages. AMPLIFIER FREQUENCY RESPONSE: TUNING knob is for both AM and FM radio. player must be in operation automatically (records
Model 21RP1 consists of the two chassis compris- 20 to 50,000 cps @ 1 watt w/ less than 1% stacked, switch ON CHANGER set to AUTO, and con-
ing the 16RP1 plus a tape recorder and associated distortion POWER CABLE plugs into receptacle on power trol knob set to START). Then the Magic Power-
amplifier on a third chassis, the tape deck. This has 30 to 15,000 cps @ 20 watts w/ less than 1 % supply chassis. Minder knob is turned to AUTO and the set left to
five additional tubes, making the total twenty-one. distortion turn itself off.
--1 db from 15 to 30,000 cps at 1 watt
PHONO receptacle receives pin -plug from record
A block diagram illustrates the functions of the
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCIES: player cartridge.
component circuits for both the 16RP1 and 21RP1. SWITCHING TO "AUTO" WHILE CHANGER IS NOT
AM, 455 kc; FM 10.70 me OUTPUT receptacle feeds output of audio ampli- OPERATING WILL TURN OFF THE SET.
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A Tape Reels 1 Stop Button P OmOff and Treble S Selector (AM -FM Radio,
D Microphone Input .1. Play Button Bass Tape or Phono)
Receptacle K Forward Button R Loudness T Tuning (Station Selection)
C Program Mixer L Record Level Indicators U Tuning "Indicator,.
o Tape Index Timer (Normal and Distort
V MAGIC POWER MINDER
E Speed Control Button Lamps)
P Safety Lever M Automatic Shutoff Switch (Turn to MAN'L before turning set on)
G Rewind Button N Volume Level PHONOGRAPH
H Record Button O Pause Button (See separate envelope marked "Garrard Record Changer.")
Controls, 16RP1 and 21RP1
MODELS 16RP1, 21RP1

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PRODUCTION MODIFICATIONS, 16RP1 Schematic, Toner

1.Resistor R-57 changed from 1 megohm to 2.2 number now 292386. (CO 1673)
megohms (CO 1598) 000 ohms. Resistor, R-49, 220,000 ohms, changed changed in voltage rating to 25 volts to reduce
3. Capacitor, C-50, 100 mmf, changed to 82 mmf. to 1 megohm. (CO 1680)
2. Coil, FM oscillator, L-10, diameter changed. Part the physical size. The capacity value (.01 mfd) was
Resistor, R-50, 270,000 ohms, changed to 390,- 4. Capacitors C-4, C-18, C-28, C-45, & C-53 were not changed. (CO 1723)
©John F. Rider
PHILCO HOME RADIO TWAT
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SERVICE MANUAL
MODELS F-743, F-750,
F 752, F-754 and F-758
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SPECIFICATIONS 7
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CONV.- %
Cabinet-Plastic, table models.
Circuit -5 tube superheterodyne (including rectifier). a Q
Frequency Range-540 KC to 1620 KC. Big" LEAD
OF T2
Intermediate Frequency-455 KC.
Audio Output-.9 watt.
, l' ---I 87 ---.-;
Power Consumption-30 watts. NOTE. C6 WIRED ACROSS CLOCK.

3g W4 5021
Operating Voltage -105 to 120 volts, 60 cycles.
Aerial-High impedance loop mounted on inside of
cabinet back.
RECT. AUDIO OUTPUT
Printed Panel Component Layout - Model F-750
Philco Tubes-12BE6, oscillator converter; 1213A6, I -F

amplifier; 12AV6, 2nd detector; AVC, 1st audio;
5005, audio output and 35W4, rectifier.
Dial Lighting-Models F-754 and F-758 have illumin-
ated dials.
Timer-Model F-743 uses a Telectron C103
F-750, code 124, uses a Telechron "f"
F-750, code 126, uses a Westclox TS4
F-752 uses a Telechron C103
F-754 uses a Telechron C103 ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
F-758 uses a Telechon C103
Radio Controls-Set volume control to maximum. Set
Speakers-All models except F-758 employ one 4 -in. tuning control as indicated in chart.
pm speaker; Model F-758 uses a 2 -in. x 10-in.
speaker. Output Meter-Connect across voice coil terminals.
Slow-off-All models except F-750 have the on-off Signal Generator-Connect generator and set frequency
as indicated in chart. Use modulated output, 30%.
switch in the filament return line. When the
switch is opened, the set fades out rather than cuts Output Lemel-During alignment, adjust signal-genera-
off. Model F-750 has a conventional switching tor output to hold output -meter reading below .5
arrangement located in the line. B- volts.
ALIGNMENT CHART
SIGNAL GENERATOR RADIO
ADJUST
STEP DIAL DIAL SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
CONNECTION TO RADIO SETTING SETTING
TCI -2nd i -f soc.

I. Ground lead to B-; output load Adjust tuning cores, n der g' n,
TC4-2nd -f pri.
through a .1 mf condenser to grid Tuning gang
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455 kc. for maximumoutput. TC3 d TCS
f
(pin 7( f 125E6 or top of r -f tun- fully open. are located on top of transformers. TTCC2-Is prc AUOIOOUTPUT
-
aRECT
ing condenser.
1620 kc. Adust for maximum output. CI-B-osc. Printed Panel Component Layout Models F-754 and F-758
2. Radiating loop (See Note below(. 1620 kc.
1500 ka. 1500 ka. Adust for maximum output. CI-A-aerial

3. Same as step 2.
to signal -generator loads, and place near radio loop.
NOTE
NOTE: Make up a 6-8 turn, 6 inch diameter loop from insulated wim, connect
and insert a .006 inch non-metallic shim between
For proper adjustment of the oscillator trimmer, fully open the tuning gang F-754 and F-758 except
sufficiently to hold the shim in place, and then F-743 and F-752 is similar to that of Models
the heel of the rotor and the top of the stator plates. Close the tuning gang. Printed panel component layout for Models in Models F-743 and
remove the shim without disturbing the gang setting. and 6 of the 35W4. The foil arrangment of the 35W4
for the foil arrangement at pins 4, 5 schematic diagram.)
This change is to accommodate the pilot light. (See
F-752 is similar to that of the Model F-750.
F-752, F-754, F-758

MODELS F-743, F-750,
CJohn P. Rider
MODELS F-743, F-750, F-752. F-754, F-758

Reference
$onice Relemnce
Symbol Description part No. Serrice
Symbol
CI Condenser, tuning, modela F-743, F-750 and F-752 Part
31-2783-1 R5
Condenser, tuning, models F-754 and F-758 ........._..... 31-27835 output grid, 150 ohms _...._.._ 88.11583d34
Resistor, output cathode bias, ISD ohms _..-___._831158340 0
...
R6
C2 Condenser, oscillator grid, 47 amrf __________ 62-047009001
C3 Co d oser, mu temp. compensating,7,$ cif, Resistor, B} filter, 220 ohms, 1 watt _.__.
.-.,__66-1224340
N2200 _... ,_.....- .. 30.1229.83
....
RB Resistor, B+ filter, 1000 ohms 66-2108340
C4 Condenser, AVC by-pass, .047 mf, moulded ....334650-45 Transformer, oscillator ._._ 3.4693.7
C5 Condenser, output plate, .01 mf T2 Transformer, audio output._ _._ _ ..-
........._....._30-1238-2 32.8384-2
C6 Condenser, line by-pass, .047 cif, moulded __.-._..._...30.4650-62 WI Line Cord
____41-4230
C7 Condenser, electrolytic filter, 3 section ....................._.__...30.25852 21 Transformer, 1st I -F ... .
.._. 32-05(13-17
Il Pilot Lamp, models F-754 and F-756 only ._........,_ ..................34-2068 22 Transformer, 2nd I-F _ _________-__.____,___._3.q$8317
LAl Antenna _.. _._.. See Back and Loop Assy. Unclor Cabine: Printed Panel, model F-750 _. __._..___-54-62804
Parts List Printed Panel, models F-754 and F-758 ,- .__54-6280.3
LS1 SPeakor __. ............. . -... .. .... ...-._-. _._..... 36-1655 Printed Panel, models F-743 and F-752
Speaker, model F-758 only ._..._._........... -........._.-...._ ................38-1671-1 .__.54628.4
Socket, tube, 5 used
H NI
RI
RC Network, audio circuit ._..._...._._._..........__..__............._._._.30.6006-1
Resistor, oscillator grid, 22,000 ohms ._--_______66-3228340
Contact, male, 2 us. _._274309-1
___....___-.._.__^.-_____.L3520FE18
Socket Assembly, pilot light, models F-754 and F-758 27-6233-0
R2 Resistor, IF cathode bias, 68 ohms ._._.-........._____6.0688340 Appliance Outlet, models F-752 and F-758
R3 Resistor, AVC, 2.2 megohma ......__......-...._...._-.._.._........,-.635228340 ____ _7.3931
R4 Resistor, volume control, 500,000 ohms ...............................335575-8
CABINET PARTS
\ Description Part No. Description
2 Senl[e Part No.
Serrice
Cabinet, Model F-743 Clock
......._._....1119.2
..
Clock face
__41-20636
_11192-1
.... Crystal, elock.-____--___-.-_e____,-._.____2311352-0
Cabinet Back and loop Assy, __. 76-11130.2 Knob, clock, 2 used
Crystal, clock ._............_.-_:__....._.....-._.__._....--...._._. .. _.54-62904
Grille, speaker .....-......_._.-.-.:_..._..-_-.........._._.__-_._..._...._.-__..__..546288-1
Knob, tuning - -_$46156-IB
Clock.....__......_........_._........._..._ ........................_........--.-._..._..._.._....-..--.._.-..-_.4420833 Cabinet, Model F-754
_54-63133
Clock face ........ ._ ... ....... ...._ ...-.... .,..._28-11352-1 Grey
Knob, clock 2 med ... ...-.. _. __.. -._..-_. __.11259
Knob, tun 9 _._ ....
_..__546289.1
... .. .... ........._......._..........-._ _..._........._...... 54-62922
Lustre Ivory .__
Cabinet Back and Loop Assy,
a 11259-1
Knob, volume ... ...................._._-.........__._...._...__............_.___.__.._. _...._.___._546421 Clip, Pilot Light
--.--_____76-11532
Cabinet, Model F-750 ..................................._....:..:_.............._-..._...__......__.__....___..11263 W-2563FÁ3
41-2D634
Clock face
J Crystal, clock ..................................__.__..........._.._._...._._.._......_.._._._._..__546434-1 Crystal, clock
... _. 23113522
Clock, Code 124 ........_......................_........-.....--._...____...._...._..___........_.... 41-2068 544428
Clock, Code 126 ....-......._....-__ ............._._.__._.-..._...--._.__.._._..._.._..41.2069-1
Knob, 2 used
clock, --___5464331
Knob, tuning (grey) 5-s-sam
_
1
Dial, clock and radio ..........._......_..._.._...___._.........._..._.____...._....__.545287-1 Knob, tuning (LI) _ __.___.__-,
Hand, hour _.........................-._...-...__...._.._.-___.._..-_...._._._._-_..__.._28-3337412 5464232
Knob. volume (grey) _-_____546427-1
Hand, minute -...._,._ .............._........._..................:._.__.._._._...... .._.._-.._._2311374.13 Knob, volume )Ll)
Hand, sweep
_,,54.54274
Swivel Base 7311527
Hand,
Shaft,
alarm set ...
reanime set _ ....................._._.....-...._......-._.____._.._....__...-.-.
28-1137415
28-119851
Cabinet, Model Ft.
Turquoise _..._ 11262
Knob, time set .........__............................._......__.__.. -___....__..._...-.____-.23.11986 Pink ._ 1126.3
Clip, Pilot light
W2563FA3
f"---_ Knob, volume ....._............_-_...e ................_._-._._._...._......_..__...._....._.._54-63131
Knob, clock _ ............................_.........-...._....,,._
Gtbinet, Model 'F-752
._.:.-.....______-_-_- .64353
Cabinet Back and Loop Assy
Clock
Clock lace
731/533/
41-20665
_7.8-11352-3
Turquoise._ -._._,...._._.-___-__.-..-.___.:_._____._-_.._____.._.112631 Crystal, clock
14 AIN _112632 Knob, clock, 2 used
54-6430
54-64331
Knob, tuning 5462822
Cabinet Back and Loop Assy. __.._._._,__..._ -_..__._____.__._-._7610106-2 Knob, volume 5463133
CHASSIS REMOVAL 2. Remove the clock hands CAREFULLY.

(I) Remove Back: In models F-750, F-752, F-754 and 3. Remove clock from inside cabinet.
F-758 there are two screws holding the back to the To replace the clock:
cabinet. In model F-743 spring the cabinet top to
1. Set clock to AUTO.
allow the back top to come back and out. Then
lift (or slide upwards) the back to free back from 2. Turn time set shaft until switch has just closed.
bottom slots. Disengage interlock. 3. Replace clock in cabinet.
(2) Remove the drive screw which holds the volume 4. Replace hands by pushing on shafts. (Place all
control frame to a boss on inside of cabinet. hands at 12:00).
(3) It may be desirable or necessary to unsolder the 5. Replace crystal.
speaker and clock leads to obtain full chassis free-
dom,
CLOCK REMOVAL
F-750 and F-752 -
CLOCK CRYSTAL REMOVAL
Remove tuning knob. Remove
screw located under tuning knob. Pull bottom of crystal
n_
In all models, except model F-750, the clock is re-
movable through the front of the cabinet after the crys-
tal and the four nuts holding the clock to the cabinet
F-754 and F-743 -
out and down to allow top ears to clear cabinet.
Remove screw from cabinet bot-
tom. Pull bottom of crystal out and down to allow top
(inside cabinet) have been removed.
To remove the clock in the model F-750, the following
procedure must be followed:
F-758 -
ears to clear cabinet.
Carefully pry, with screw driver, between
bottom of crystaland cabinet to spring bottom crystal
I. Remove the crystal. ear out and free. Then pull crystal out and down to
allow top ears to -clear cabinet.
©John F. Rider
-PHILCO HOME RADIO
;PHILCO
SERVICE MANUAL Factory -Supervised
AM/FM MODEL F-974
CAUTION - To avoid shock hazard, the receiver

should be connected m the a -c line rhrough an isolation
transformer.
1. Connect generator, through a .05 mid condenser,
to grid, pin 7, of the AM converter, S-3. Connect
ground lead to chassis.
2. Set generator to 455 kc, tuning gang fully closed and
adjust, N order given, TCI4, TCI3, TCI2 and TCI1
for maximum output. Repeat until no further gain
is indicated.
3. Connect generator to radiating loop. Set generator
to 1600 kc. Set receiver to 1600 kc as indicated by POINTER
pointer. Adjust VC -2B for maximum. 54-6455-1
4. Set generator to 1400 kc. Tune receiver to signal and DRIVE CORD SPRING
adjust VC -2A for maximum. 28-9490
!
CORD°A° .y
CORDI° END,
FM ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE CORD"A'
AM Broadcast Section should be aligned first 4-32 3/18 -4 END 2
Model F-974 I. Calibrate the scope for 2 volts P/P. ENO, TUNING SHAFT
28-11611-1 31/2TURNS
2. Connect the scope, through a 100,000 ohm isolat-
ing resistor, N junction of R12 and C26. Scope
SPECIFICATIONS ground lead to chassis.
-
Cabinet Plastic tablé model -Ebony or Maroon.
Circuit -Seven -tube superheterodyne plus selenium
3. Connect the signal generator to bottom of TO
secondary (junction of TI with RI and C5). Gen-
erator ground lead to chassis.
rectifier. 4. Inject marker signal, 10.7 me (unmodulated).
Frequency Ranges -Tuning drive ratio 12:1 5. Inject sweep signal, 10.7 mc, approximately 150 kc Drive Cord Installation Details
Broadcast- 540-1620 KC total deviation (do not over sweep).
FM -88-108 MC 6. Adjust cores TC8, TC7, TC6, TCS, TC4 and TC3
Audio Output -1
watt for maximum amplitude, symmetrical curve with
Operating Voltage -105 - 120 volg, a.c./d.c. the 10.7 Inc marker at top of curve.
Adjust input signal to maintain output, as shown
Antennas - - -40
Power Consumption
AM
watts
Built in high impedance, pancake
loop
on scope, below 2 volts peak during alignment.
Repeat step 6 until no further gain is obtained.
7. Calibrate the scope for 5 volts P/P.
FM-Line cord with provision
for connecting external. antenna. 8. Change the scope connections to LOO (FM audio
output to function switch).
Intermediate Frequency -AM 455 KC
9. Remove sweep signal. Inject 10.7 me, 30% AM
FM 10.7 MC
Pbilco Tubes - 12AT7 FM R -F and converter, 12BA6
FM IF amplifier, 121306 AM
modulated signal. Adjust TCIO for minimum indi-
cation between peaks. See note below.
10. Inject 10.7 me sweep signal and adjust TC9 for
converter oscillator, 12BA6 FM- maximum symmetrical output.
AM IF amplifier, 12AU6 FM
11. Touch up cores as in Step 6 plus TC9 for a sym-
AM detector - AVC
audio, 35C5 audio output.
-
limiter, 19T8 FM discriminator
1st
metrical, maximum amplitude, discriminator curve.
To check alignment, discriminator curve should not
shift in frequency with an increase N signal input
R1
C5
(below overload). If a shift does occur, the I-F is

not properly aligned, particularly the first stage,
AM ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE TC3 and TC4.
TC
The AM alignment should be completed before the 12. Inject 108.5 mc, 30% AM modulated signal,
FM alignment is made. Before beginning the alignment, through an antenna matching network to the re-
allow the receiver and test equipment to warm up for ceiver antenna terminals.
fifteen minutes. 13. Open tuning condenser. Insert
a 6 mil, non-
DIAL POINTER -With the gang fully closed, ad- metallic, shim between stator and rotor of the FM
just the pointer to be vertical. gang and close gang against shim.
Adjust VC3 for minimum indicating between peaks.
RADIO CONTROLS -Set the volume control to
maximum, set the function switch to AM and the tuning 14. With tuning condenser fully closed, inject 87.75
me,
control as indicated. 30% AM modulated, signal and adjust TC2 for mini-
mum indication between peaks. See note below.
OUTPUT INDICATOR -Connect either an a -c volt- 15. Inject 91 mc, sweep signal and with
meter or an oscilloscope across the voice coil terminals. tuning gang
SIGNAL GENERATOR
generator with modulated output.
-
Use an AM r -f signal
tuned to 91 mc, adjust TCI for maximum output.
See note below.
OUTPUT LEVEL
output below volts
.4
-
During alignment, maintain the
a-c.
NOTE: Signal input must be as low as possible in
order to obtain - sharp indication. In
some cases it may be necessary to set sig-
nal generator to the first sub.harmonic.
Chassis and Printed Panel Component Layout View
©John F. Rider MODEL F-974

MODEL F-974
©John F. Rider
Aoforence
Symbol
Cl
Description
Condenser, FM antenna, 15 mmf, ceramic ......_.A2415409011
on enssr, FM antenna coupling, .001 mid,
Service
Pmt No.
Reference
Symbol
CRI
Description
Selenium rectifier, 100 ma
ire
part No.
34.80404
Ll Choke, filament de -cou P lin 9, 2.2 mh ........................... ...32-44228
ceramic ...........................................................................30-1267-4
C3 Condensec, FM antenna coupling, .001 mid. LAI Loop antenna. Am ....-.- ....................... -- .....2]611304
coramic ............................................_...........................3012671 L.C. interlock connector, AC .................... .....27.6240-10
C9 Condenser, antenna lead, .001 mid, ceramic ............30-1267.4 1St Speaker, 5" pm, 3.2 ohm V.C. impedance .... ........45-3733
C5 Condenser, input cathode by-pass, .001 mid, N1 Resistor -condenser network, audio stage .,_........_._....30-6027
ceramic .................................................................62.2100010f7 RI Resistor, FM A -F cathode, 150 ohms ._......_._..._.....6,1158340
C6 Condenser, gang DC isolation, 150 mmi, mica ........30-1257.13 R2 Resistor, FM R -F B- decoupling, 2200 ohms ._..._66-2228340
C7 Condenser, r.t coil signal return, 680 mmf, mlca..60-10685411 R3 Resistor. FM R -F B- de -coupling, 2200 ohms ...._..665108340
C8 Condenser mixer coil signal return, 5 mmf. R4 Resistor, mixer B} de -coupling, 5600 ohms .. .....66-2568340
ceramic ............................................................._........._30.1257-14 R5 Resistor, FM rF an .ºturn,
C9 Condenser, ìnterslage coupling, 150 mmf, mica ....30.1257.13 ....m..._.............665108340
1
R6 Resistor, AM Osc. grid return, 22,000 oohms ..__...... 663228340

CIO Condenser mixer plate by -ass, l2 mm1. R7 Resistor. FM I -F B} decoupling, 220 ohms ... .....66-1=8340
ceramic ..........62012300001
CI I Condenser, ose. coupling, 10 mmf, ceramic ..........62.010409001
AB Resistor, I -F cathode bias, 68 ohms ........._........._....66-0688390
C12 Condonser, gang DC isolation, '180 mmf, 5gó. R9 Resistor, IF B--de-coupling, 220 ohms ................_..66.]228340
special mica 3012578 RIO Resistor. AVC filter, 2.2 megohms .._.._........ _...._.._..66-5228340
C13 Condenser, Bi neutralization, 005 mid, disk 30-1238.1 RIt Resistor, AM 1-F filler, 47,100 ohms ._ .........................663478340
C14 Condenser, I -F grid coupling, 100 mmf, cer amte..62410009001 1,.2 ...mt.. 2.
FM I -F grid return, 100,000 ohms ......664108340
CIS Condenser, Tr screen by-pass, .01 mid _..30-,2382 AI3 Resistor. 3rd FM LF B{ de-coupling, 15,000
ohms ......... 663158340
16 Conderamm filament by-pass, .001 mfd, ...............
' .............. ...... ..............622]00º1017 R14 Resistor, de -emphasis,zs, 2200 oohms .._..._........ ..._......-06-2228340
C17 Condenser, filament b y -pass, mid, disk .----- 30-1238-Z RIS Resistor, decriminsto 100,000 ohms ..__ ............. .....664108340
Clé Contlenser FM temperature compensating. 3.3 RI6 Resister, discriminator. IDD,DDD °ohms '-"--"""-- ..66-0106340
mfd, disk ....................................................................30-1224114 RI] Resistor, discriminator, 100.000 ohms ....._........__.._664108340
C19 Condenser, B} by-pass, .01 mid ...................._.............30-12382 RI8 Resistor, AM detector load. 470,000 ohms ...............664478340
C20 Condenser, filament by-pass, ,001 mfd .....:...................30.1267.4 R19 Resistor, audio feedback, 820 ohms ...661828340 ,
C22 Condenser, 2nd I -F cathode bypass, .01 mid, disk -.30-1262 R20 Resiatoe. output cathode bias. 150 ohms ....._._......_..6,1158340
C16 C23 Condenser 2nd IT screen de -coupling, .001 mid
dúk ................................................................................30-126212
R21
A22
Resistor, tone compensation, 56,000 ohms ___...._..663568340
Resistor, feed-back, tone circuit 5600 ohms 66-2568340
C24 Condenser 2nd I -F B + de -cou P lin 9. .0047 mfd, 1,23 Resistor, B} filter. 1200 ohms, 2 watts ......................662125340
C12 disk .............................................................................30-12623 R24 Resistor, rectifier current limiting- 22 ohms .............334334-21
C25 Condenser, 3rd I -F screen de -coupling, ,ol mid.
disk ................................... 30.1262 SI Switch, .,,,,off ........................._..............__...._..._..........Partof VA1
C26 Condenser, 2:d '. F grid by-Pa83. 22 mmf, disk ......30-1263-19 52 .wì/ch. AMFM ._.........................._......_.........._...._...42.20583
C27 Condenser AM IT filter, 220 mmf. disk ....................30-1262-23 Tl Transformer FM antenna ...._.........._._................_._....32-0718-I
C28 Condenser, AM I -F litter, 220 mmf, disk ....................30.1262-23 T2 Transformer, FM r-t ....._.....:..._....._ ................................324717-1
C29 Condenser, A.V.C. bY.pass, .047 mid, moulded ........30-4685-20 T3 Transformer, FM ose ................_..._..._..._._......._.......32-07161
.
C18 T4 Transformer AM ose ................._......_..._................._....32-0693-e

C30 Condenser, de -emphasis, 00) mid, disk
Condenser, de -emphasis. 150 mmf, disk ....................30-1262-24
30-1262-12
TS Transformer, audio output.............
.
""""--"""-m""'
329784-1
C32 Condenser, AM mixer screen de -coupling. .01 VCI Tuning gang. 2 section, FM .................._....._. ._...........,37-2789-2
mfd, disk ............................................._........................._301262 VC2 Tuning tang. 2 section, AM _.........._......__.............. ....31-2781-7
C33 Condenser, tone compensation, .0047 mfd, disk .. _30-1262-3 VC3 Variable condenser, FM ose., .5.3.0 mint ..........._....319520.I8
C34 Condenser, filament by-pass, .01 mid, disk ................30-1262 VC4 Variable condenser, ose. bridge capacitor, 2-7.5
VC 3 C35 Condenser, filament bypass, .01 mid, disk ..................30-1262 mml .._......_._................................_..........._.___..........31.6520-22
VR1 Volume control. I meq ............................................._...... 335588-9
C36 Condenser, AC by-pass, .(147 mid, lobular ................ 30-0fi5045
C37 Condenser, electrolytic. 2 section fìltor, 80/50, WI Line cord ...........__ ..............._......_.__........._...._..........._..._._.414 0
150 WVDC .....................................................................3025859 ZI Tmnsrmer,
ta 1st FM ..._....._.............................._....._.......324715-1
C38 Condenser, audio coupling, .005 mid, disk ................30.1238-1 22
L1 C39 Condense[, line by-pass. .004/.004 mfd, dual 23 Transformez, Ise AM ......................._.._...........,._.._.....,.32-0583-17
diak ..................................04/...............................,.........3032224 Z4 Transformer, st FM ..................................................... ....324712-2
C40 Condenser. Osc. temp. compensating, 7.5 mmf, ................._............324583-1]
30.122493 25 Transformer, 2nd AM
Cl 5 Transformer, 4. FM, discriminator ..._.................._._..32.4]14-2
C41 Condenser, tone control, .047 mid, moulded ..............30-4685.45 Z6
C43 Condenser, AM ose. coupling, 47 mint, ceramic .....30.12304 Printed Panel ........__........__...._.....__......._....._.._.....__.Si-99613
CABINET MISCELLANEOUS PARTS

ssrlee serti es
par.y No, Description Part ce
Description
Cabinet, Ebony .............................................................................................1129-0 Shield, tube MT/ ...........,.._..,,.,.._....,.....,............................_........_. 5656295
Maroon ............................................................... ................_.11294-1 Shield, tube 1211E6 .............._........ _...... _.........._..............................._.565629-12
Socket. 9 pm min., IZAT7, chassis mfg, ....._......27-6203-19
Knobs. 2 used, volume and tuning, ebony ...._ ..........................__54.6093.16 ..,279203
2 used, volume and tuning, maroon .............................._Sd-6093-21 7 Pin min., 12BÁl 4 ................__......,...... .
'
Rnob, AM-FM switch, ebony ......54.6456-1 7 pin min.. Panel mfg., 4 used ................. ......27.6309-1
maroon ............................................................54-6458-2 9 Pin min.. Panel. mfg.. 1918 ......_..... ......................-27-630.
Spring. drive cord tension, 2 used ..............289990
PoiMer Sd 6455-1 .
Cabinet back and IooP assy . ....................:.............,.........................7610263-1 $P[Ìng drive cord tension, 1 used ...........__............_..........._............562817
Scale... ............_............._.................................._....................................54.6453.1 Shaft, tuning .._.........................._......_..._................_........,........_....,_.20-116]1-I
C17 R5 C14 R4 Z1 FMantenna asst. ..................................................................._.._......._413791.{ Ring, retaining ._.............._........,_,.....,......................,......................iW60978FA3
PRODUCTION CHANGES
in.aground
Bottom View - Modal F-974, FM Chassis Components I. C8 was changed from 10 µµf to 5µµI and VC4 was added.
co2ec.ì02n hanged Iromut entert p to loxelancá
2. Cl was moved from the toll side to the antenna side of C2 and C3, 4- A 1000 wd feed thru condenser was remoedolrom the screen grid
cutoff of the 12BÁ6 (S2).
3, A ,001 condenser, C4, from the antenna lead to ground was removed
to later production and the antenna transformer (T1) Was wired 5. CIS was changed from a 660 uµf condenser to a .01 mid condenser.
©John F. Rider MODEL F-974

MODELS G-749, G-751, G-753, G-755
-PHILCO HOME RADIO
SERVICE MANUAL
-MODELS G-749, G-751, G-753 and G-755
12
=
t:3
Model G-749 Model G-751 1 s s.

SPECIFICATIONS
Cabinet-Plastic, table models. Model G-753
Circuit -5
tube superheterodyne (including rectifier).
Frequency Range-540 KC to 1620 KC.
Intermediate Frequency -455 KC.
Audio Output-.9 watt.
Power Consumption -30 watts.
Operating Voltage -105 to 120 volts, 60 cycles.
Aerial-High impedance loop mounted on inside of
cabinet back. Printed Panel Component Layout - Model'G-749
Phi/co Tubes-12BE6, oscillator converter; 12BA6, I -P

amplifier; 12AV6, 2nd detector; AVC, 1st audio;
SOCS, audio output and 35W4, rectifier.
Timer-Model G-749 uses a Telechron J2 Model G-755
S3
G-751 uses a Telechron J3 DET,IST AUD.
R4
G-753 uses a Telechron J3 A 12 TAU'
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
G-755 uses a Westclox fully automatic
push button timer. Radio Controls-Set volume control to maximum. Set f3
tuning control as indicated in chart.

Speakers-All models employ one 4-in., 3.2 ohm V.C.,
pm speaker. Output Meter-Connect across voice coil terminals.
Slow-off-All models except G-749 have the on-off Signal Generator-Connect generator and set frequency R2
as indicated in chart. Use modulated output, 30%.
switch in the filament return line. When the
switch is opened, the set fades out rather than cuts Output Level-During alignment, adjust signal-genera- S2
off. Model G-749 has a conventional switching tor output to hold output -meter reading below .5 LE
arrangement located in the B-

line. volts. 120A0
ALIGNMENT CHART
SIGNAL GENERATOR RADIO
STEP DIAL DIAL ADJUST

CONNECTION TO RADIO SETTING SETTING SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
I. Ground lead to B-: output lead TC5-2nd i -f sec.

Tuning gang
Adjust tuning cores, in order given, 7C4 --2nd i -f pri.
through a .I mf condenser to grid for maximum output. TC3 d TC5
455 kc. -f sec.
(pin 7) f 1213E6 or top or r-f tun- fully open.
are located on fop of transformers. TC3-Ist i
S5
ing condenser. TC2-I51, -f pri.
i
(CIA-PWSIOE.1 ANT. CLIPS 35W4
RECT.
2. Radiating loop (See Note below). 1620 kc. 1620 kc. Adjust for maximum output. CI-B-osc.
3. Same es step 2. 1500 kc. 1500 kc. Adjust for maximum output. CI -A-aerial
NOTE: Make up a 6-8 turn, 6 inch diameter loop from insulated wire, conne t to signal -generator leads, and place near radio loop.
For proper adjustment of the oscillator trimmer, fully open the tuning gang and insert a .006 i h on -metallic shim between
Printed Panel Component Layout - Models G-751, G-753 and G-755
the heel of the rotor and the top of the stator plates. Close the tu ing gang sufficiently to hold the shim in place, end then
remove the shim without disturbing the gang setting.
©John F. Rider
8efe enu Senke Referenze Senke
Srmbol Description Part Na. Spnbol Description Par[ Na.
Cl Condenser. tuning 31-2783-15 R4 Resistor, volume control 500.000 ohms . ._.....33.5575-5
C2 Condenser- oscillator grid Pan of ose. crop R5 Resistor. leakage, 33,000 ohms ..........._......_..... _66.3338340
C3 Condenser, osc. temp. compensating, R7 Resistor, B+ filter, 220 ohms, I wall ......... ...86.1224340
7,5 mmf, N2200 _.___._-__.._._._.._..___.._30.1224-83 RB
C4 Condenser. AVC by-pass..047 rat moulded .__30-4650-45 T1 Transformer. oscillator ......._......._.._..._........ -......_..............32.4756.1
C5 Condenser, output plaie, .01 ml 30.1262 72
C6 Condenser, line by-pass, .047 caf, moulded __.30-4650-45 WI Line Cord (G.749 and G-751) ..._..__.........._ .......................41.4270-5
C7 Condenser, electrolytic filter, 3 section _.._.._.._30-2585-11
LAI Antenna ._32-47681 21
\\
LSI Speaker and transformer, Model G-749 22 Transformer, 2.1 1-F ....._..........._.__......_.__._...._...._.._..32-4583.21
nI
and G-751 ___._...___.___,._.._____.__.__381675-9

Speaker and transformer, Model G-753
and G-755 .__--__...v ..d.N.._..._.36-1675-2
Printed Panel, model G-799 ._......_..._....._...._...._........_.54-6585.3
Printed Panel, models G.751, G.753, and
-
w ro
I
NI RC Network, audio circuit ._..._...._._...._.._30-65001 Socket, tube. 5 used 27-6309-1

R1 Resistor, oscillator grid. 22,000 ohms ._..._..._.._66.3228340 Contact, male. 2 used _.__...,..,._...__._._..__........._..._..13520FE18
R2 Resistor. I -F cathode bias, 68 ohms __.____66-0688340 Appliance outlet, model G-753 ......_.._...._.._...__........__76.3931
R3 Resistor, AVC, 2.2 (negotiate ___________66.5228340 r
CABINET PARTS
Description Stoke Part No. Description Service Part Na.
Cabinet, Model G-749, Lustre Ivory _51-0017 Cabinet. Model G-753
Crystal, clock .._ .._..._.__,._._._ ._6713.1 Lustre Ivory 11321
__... _.
Clock
Dial. clock
Hand, hour _
_ .s54.5379.1 _._41-2068
2811374.25
Pink__._...._..._.._...._._._._...._......_.._........__.. ..._...._...._..._.........11321-1
Charcoal...,._.._..._..._.._...._........_ .............._._............._......_..............11321-2
Back and loop assv....____._._.._......_...._.........._...._....._................76.10493.1
Hand, minute _,__.......,.28-11374.26
Hand. sweep _________._.._.._.._._.,_..______....._28-11374.19 Crystal, clock .__........_..._.._....._..........._._......._ .......... ...._.........54-6623-1
Dial, clock and radio, Pink only ._...._........._.... ................._54.5350.1
Shaft, reartime set ___ .28-11985-3 Dial, clock and radio ..._-...._..._..._...._ ...............__...__..._..._......_.._.54.5350
Knob, tuning _-___54-6624-4 Hand, alarm set. Lustre Ivory or Charcoal ......_._....28-11374.20
Knob,
Knob. volume .a._.._..,...._.._.._...54.6624-5 Hand. alarm sot. Pink .__._..__._......._..._..__...._..._...._..._...._...28.11374.31
Knob, clock _.._..._.._._..._..__.,.._._,.._-_...__-...54.6436-2 Hand, hoot Lustre Ivory or Charcoal ....._....__........_...28-11374.17
Cabinet Model G.751 Hand. hour, Pink ....._......._..._......__.._..._...._.._._....__...28-11374-29
Lustre Ivory __. __.._.._.._...__51-0017 Hand, minute, Lustre Ivory or Charcoal
Pink Hand, minute. Pink _ ..............._................_...._..__....__...._...28.11374-30
Hand, sweep ...__.._.._......_...__............,.__.._ 28.11374.19
Clock Knob, clock (2 used) ._..._......s...._............_.._...._.____..._..___...54.6436-3
Crystal clock ._.._.._,__...._...._._.._._54.6714-1 Knob, volume ......_...._._...._.._...__...__._.........._. ........_54-8093-19
Dial, clock, Lustre Ivory . ........54.6093-20
Shalt, rear time eet _.__.._.....___._,.__,......_...._.._..._....._...._...__..2811985.3
Hand, alarm set, Lustre Ivory _.___..___......_...d_28-11374.31 Cabinet- Model G.755
Hand, alarm set, Pink or Aqua _ ............_28.11374-20 Aqua ................
Hand, hour, Lustre Ivory _._ -._._....___._...._...____28.11374-29
Hand, hour, Pink or Aqua ...____..._.....:._.,..___.._.....28-11374-17
Hand, minute, Lustre Ivory ,._.._..._._.._.._...__._..._._.28.11374.30 Clock .......__ ..............__.._...._...____.._._...._._. ...41.2071.1
Hand, minute, Pink or Aqua ..__._.__..____._..._._._....._28.11374.18 Crystal, clock ...._..._..___...._.._.._......_._.____.._...._...____.....__._.54.6715.1
Hand, sweep ..._.....___..._._._..._.._.,.,.,_,__v...28-11374.19 Knob, tuning ._..___...__......_._.._____.v_.._..........._._. ...............___-54.8824.6
.
Knob, volume _._..._......._...__..__..__._._...._._.._.._..__...__...___........54.6824.7

Knob, tuning, Lustre Ivory ___ _.._.____._.._..._._._54-6624-8 Shaft, rear time set _........_ ..............._.........._...... 29.11986.3
Knob, tuning. Pink or Aqua _._.v._._.._..._....._.____54.6624-4
Knob, volume, Lustre Ivory ...._...___._....___...._...___..___._54-6624.9 Remaining cabinet parts for Model G-755 are identical to those
Knob, volume, Pink or Aqua of the Model G-753.
.-.5496624-5
Shalt, rear time set ..............._....,..,_.,_.._.._..._.._.._.28.11985-3
G-755
©John F. Rider MODELS G-749, G-751, G-753,
MODELS G-761, G-963
POINTER
28-9734-6
3 1/2 TURNS
- PHILCO HOME RADIO
SERVICE MANUAL
MODEL G-761 and G-963
DRIVE CORD
SPRING 28-9490
Dial Cord Stringing, 23

Model G-761
Dial Cord
Stringing,
Model G-963
Model G-761
SPECIFICATIONS put and distortion unless properly connected.

Cabinet: Plastic, table model; Model G-963 has a rotary G-761-Since the speakers are mounted in opposite
dial scale with a 5:1 drive ratio. Model G-761 has a ends of the cabinet, the speakers must be connected "in
slide rule dial with a 6:1 drive ratio. proper phase." The common lead between the two
Circuit: Six tube superheterodyne, including a tuned speakers should connect from the V.C. lug with the ALIGNMENT CHART
RF stage. green dot of one speaker to the unmarked V.C. lug on
Frequency Coverage: 535KC to 1620KC. the other. Step Signal Generator Freq. Slut Setting Special Instructions Adjust
Intermediate Frequency: 455KC. G-963-Since the speakers are both mounted on the
cabinet front, the speakers must also be connected "in 1 Ground lead to 455KC Gang fully open Adjust, in order given, Sec., 2nd IF, top Z3
Audio Output: 0.9 watts.
Operating Voltage: Model G-963-105 to 120 volts, AC- proper phase." The green V.C. lugs of the speakers are B-. Output lead for max. output Pri., 2nd IF, bot. Z3
DC; Model G-761-105 to 120 volts, AC. connected together and the unmarked lugs connect through a .01 mfd Sec., 1st IF, top Z2
Aerial: High impedance loop mounted on back. together. cond. to pin 7 Pri., 1st IF, bot. Z2
Speakers: (2) 4" pm speakers, each with 3.2 ohm voice (input grid) of
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE 12BE6 converter
coil.
Philco Tubes: 12BA6 RF Amplifier, 12BE6 Oscillator - GENERAL 2 Radiating loop. 1620KC 1620KC See Note 2 below Adjust for max. output C1C, osc. trimmer
Converter, 12BA6 IF Amplifier, 12AV6 Detector- Radio Controls-Set volume control to maximum. Set See Note 1 below
AVC-1st Audio, 35C5 Audio Output, 35W4 Rectifier radio tuning as directed in the alignment chart. 3 Same as step 2 1520KC Tune radio to gen. signal Adjust for max. output C1B, mixer grid trimmer
and a type 47 Dial Light. Output Indicator-Connect output indicator (either an CIA, ant. trimmer
Timer: G-761 only-A fully automatic Telechron (type oscilloscope or a 1000 ohms/volt a -c meter) across 4 Same as step 2 580KC Tune radio to gen. signal Adjust for max. output Sec., RF trans., top Zl
C-103) internal timer and clock. Includes Sleep- speaker voice -coil terminals. 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 until no further improvement is obtained.
Switch, Buzzer Alarm, and "Lullaway" Slow Shut-off. Signal Generator-Use an AM r -f generator connected
as indicated in the alignment chart. Note l: Make up a 6.8 turn, 6 inch diameter loop rom insulated wire, connes to signal -
SPEAKER PHASING generator leads and place near radio loop antenna.
Output level-During alignment, attenuate the signal Note 2: To set the tuning gang to 1620KC-place a 6 mil shim between rotor and stator, turn
When either or both of the paralleled speakers are generator output to maintain radios' output, as shown rotor until shim is held in place, remove shim.
replaced or reconnected, it is possible to cause weak out- on meter or scope, below 0.4 volt.
©John F. Rider
L3 Lt L2
PILOT 128A6 W9T LOEAO GWENAF
R9 68 RIO T2
'T.2 IFAMR 62 OO RFAM0
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I;
Panel, Model G-963

Composite View, Component Layout of Printed

Senlis RSymholenrena
Dem.. ont INo.
serene patt No.
Symbol DefalDtlen
SWt Switch, speaker selector, Model G-761 only _.42.2078
Cl Condenser, 3 gang tuning, T1 Transformer, oscillator .._._....__..___..._..__......_32.4693-6
Model G-963 ...._.._..._......._ ............._.... T2 Transformer, audio output,
Model G-761 .............._._.................... 322-0054
...........__32.8822
C2 Condenser, AVC by-pass, .047 mfd, ....30.4650-45 ............_41-423o
Line cord ......_..._......_._......
moulded....._..._ ................_......._.._....._...._.. W _._... _32-4723-1
C3 Condenser, oscillator coupling, 47 Zl Transformer, RF .
.32-4583.17
Z2 Transformer, 1st IF ....._......_...._..__......_.. ..........32-4583-17
Transformer, 2nd IF ...__....._...._......._..._....
C4 Condenser, osc. temperature compen-
sating, 7.5 mmf, 262200 ceramic ...._........_30.1224.83
Z3
Printed Panel, Model G-963 -
Printed Panel, Model G-761 .
C5 Condenser, bracket grounding, .01 .. 30.1262
mfd, ceramic disk ............._..._.._...._......_.... MODEL G-761
C6 Condenser, bass compensation, .1 mfd, 11274-2
............._...._..,.30-4650-47 Cabinet, pink & ivory _,...._......__...__.
C7 Condenser, tone compensation, output
plate, .0047 mfd, ceramic disk ....._...._..._...30.1262.2
Cabinet, mahogany
Back and loop
pink
Clock, pi & ivory
assy.....__ ....__..._..........__...
................_.__......_..._........._.....__._...__....._._.
y .._........._.___..___.....__
11274.1
76-10188
41-2066-8
C8 Condenser, electrolytic, 3 section filter, Clock, mahogany ...__..._ .._........._......_...._......_
30/150, 25/150 20/150 ...._...._......_.._.._..... 30-2585.2 Clock, crystal ............_ ..........................._..._.......__.__..__..__........
C9 Condenser, line by-pass, .047 mfd, ...30-4650-45 Clock, knobs, 2 used ...._.....__....._...._...
34.64361
. ,_5454--65671607.11
Dial trim ....._.....__...____ ......................_...._._...._.__._..,
11 Pilot lamp, Dial wndow,
win radio _......__._._......_._....._....._._._.........__.__._.........
type 47, clear bulb, Model G-963 ._......_.34-2068 Hood, cabinet top piece, pink & ivory .__....._........._._..........54-6508.1
54-6506.2
type 47, frosted bulb, Model G-761 .........34.2676 Hood, cabinet top piece, mahogany .._...._.__...........___.
_.
.....................54-4718-44
LAI Loop antenna-part of back & loop assy., Knobs, radio control, 2 used .................._......._...._ ..............._......._ 54.6512
Knob, speaker selector .
.
28-9739.9
Pointer ....._. __ ............................................_.._..._.__,..._...........__....,.._..._27-6233-6
Socket, pilot lamp .....__...___ ..............._._....-_......_....._..._..._........
_
LS1 & LS2 Speaker, used,2

shaft .................._.._._.......... 28.11860.2
Model G-963 .36.1655.3 Tuningdrive _.........._....._.....__..._._
used _....1W60980FE5
"E" washer, drive shaft retaining, 2
.
Model G-761, with transformer ....._...._.36-1655-15

Model G-761, without transformer 36-1655-16
MODEL G-963
.
NI Resistor-Condenser network, audio ....._.__..._......___.........._..._11244-1

coupling...._......._ ..................................... .... Cabinet, lustre ivory 11244-2
RI Resistor, RF cathode bias, 180 ohms .. 66-1188340 Cabinet, mahogany
R2 Resistor, osc. grid return, 22,000 ohms ...66-3228340
Backand loop assy..........._............_._..._.._.._ ...................._.........7611463.1
..54-6409-2
Dialscale ......__..............._............._._..........._....._._.._.
Resistor, IF cathode bias, 100 ohms ...........661108340 ......
- ...54-4718-43
R3 Knobs, 2 used ......__....._......._......_....__......_......_._._......_...._._
54-63961
R4 Resistor, AVC filter, 2.2 megohms ......._.....66-5228340 Pointer .
..........
761179.10
Resistor, volume control shunt, Socket a s s ilot_ lamp.._ ....._
R5 28.11860.1
680,000 ohms ... .......................664688340 Tuning drive shaft .............. ._.1W60980FE5
"E' washer, drive shaft retaining,, 2 used
......._ _..
R6 Volume control, 2 megohms, .35.5575
Model G-963 (with switch) ....._ .....................-5575-11 MISCELLANEOUS
Model G -761 ._....._....._._.....__............................_.33
..........._. ...................._.._.....L3520F018
R7 Resistor, bass compensation, 470 ohms ......661478340 Interlock contacts, male, 2 used..............................._..__........27-6309.1
08 Resistor, bass compensation, 2700 ohms .66-2278340 Socket, tube, 6 used ....._......._........_ _..._..._...._....__.-............._28-9490
Resistor, 8+ filter, 1000 ohms ........................66-2108340 Spring, drive cord ...__ ...................__....,. ,-..28-11527-7
R9 Tube shields, 2 used, 12ÁV6 & 12BA6 (RF)
.
1010 Resistor, R} filter, 220 ohms, 1 watt .....66-1224340
G-963
MODELS G-761,
CJohn F. Rider
MODELS G-820, G -idi, (.-0G4, G-828, G-0Zö
PHILCO HOME RADIOS
SERVICE MANUAL
MODELS G-820, G-822, G-824,
G-826 and G-828
z
-13
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE r
C)
RADIO CONTROLS-Set volume control to maxi- O
mum. Set tuning control as indicated in chart.
OUTPUT METER-Connect across voice coil
terminals.
SIGNAL GENERATOR-Connect generator and
set frequency as indicated in chart. Use modu-
Model G-820 Model G-822 lated output, 30%.
OUTPUT LEVEL-During alignment, adjust sig-
nal -generator output to hold output -meter read-
ing below .5 volts.
SPEAKER PHASING
(Models G-826 and G-828 only)
When replacing or reconnecting the two, paral-
leled speakers, it is possible that an out -of-phase
condition may exist. This is readily apparent by
weak output and serious distortion. To correct,
interchange the leads to one of the speakers.
Model G-828
SPECIFICATIONS
CABINET-Plastic, table models. PHILCO TUBES-12BE6, oscillator -converter; 1213A6,
Partial Printed Panel Shoteing 2-820, G-822 and
CIRCUIT -5 -tube superheterodyne (including rectifier). I -F amplifier; 12AV6, 2nd detector, AVC, 1st audio;
SOCS, audio output and 35W4, rectifier. 6-824 4C Input Circuit Foil Difference
FREQUENCY RANGE -540 KC to 1620 KC.
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY-455 KC. DIAL LIGHTING-Models G-826 and G-828 have illu-
minated dials.
AUDIO OUTPUT-.9 watt.
POWER CONSUMPTION-30 watts. SPEAKER-Model G-826 employs two 4 -in. p -m speak- 12ÁV6 134 T0 OUTPUT VOL.CONT.
ers in parallel. Model G-828 employs one 6 -in. p -m AVC-2ND DET- RED LEAD PLATE
OPERATING VOLTAGE -105 to 125 volts, AC -DC. speaker and one 4x6 -in. p.m speaker connected in
PRI.
SEC. -TOP
-BOT IST AUDIO OF T2 BLUE LEAD
OF T2
PILOT
LAMP
AERIAL-High Impedance loop mounted on inside of parallel. The others use one 4 -in. p -m speaker.
back.
ALIGNMENT CHART
STEPDIAL SIGNAL GENERATOR

CONNECTION TO RADIO
SETTING
DIAL
SETTING
RADIO
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
ADJUST
12 BA6
IF AMP.
35W4
RECTIFIER
l Ground lead to B-; output lad 455 KC Tuning gang Adjust tuning cores, in order TC4-2nd i -f sa. 41
through a .1 mf condenser to fully open. given, for man. output. TC3 and SECrTOP
TC3-2nd i -f pri. PRI: BOT.
grid (pin 7) of 12BE6. TC5 are located on top of trans- TC2-1st i -f sec.
formers. TCI-lst i -f pri.
2 Radiating loop. (See Note below). 1620 KC 1620 KCB Adjust for maximum output. Cl-B-osc.
3 Same as step 2. 1500 KC 1500 KC Adjust for maximum output. CI-A-aerial 5005
OUTPUAUDIOT
NOTE: Make up a 6-e tom, 6 -inch diamaer loop from insulated wire, connect to signai -generator leads, and place na radio loop.
For proper adjustment of the oscillator trimmer, fully open the toning gang and insert a .006 -inch non-metallic shim between the heel
of the rotor and the top of the sator plates. Onu the tuning gang sufficiently to hold the shim in place, and then remove the shim Printed Panel Component Layout-Modela G-820, G-822, G-824, G-826 and G-828
without disturbing the ging sating. (See Figure Aboce for G-820, G-822 and G-824 AC Input Difference)
©John F. Rider
0 '1 Reference Service Reference Service

Symbol DesMption Part No. Symbol DesMption Port No.
-E
Cl Condenser, tuning gang, model G-820 and G.822 .278)46 Volume control, .5 megolun, models G-824, G-826
Condenser, tuning gang, model G.824 31-2783-13 284 0288 33.5575-15
Condenser, tuning gang, model G-826 and G-828 31-278345 R5 Resistor, BA filter, I wart, 220 oluns 66-1224340
F R6 Resistor, B-1- filter, 1000 ohms 66-2108340
C2 Condenser, 126). grid Part of Ti, osc. coil
R7 Rwistor, leakage, 33,000 ohms 66-3338340
C3 Condenser, osc. temp compensating, 7.5 nunf N2200.304224.83 T1 Transformer, oscillator 32 4756.1
C4 Condenser, A.V.C. by-pass, .047 of 304650-45 T2 Transformer, audio output 32-8384-2
C5 Condenser, output plate, .01 mf dhk 30-1262 Transform., audio output, model G-828 and G.826 322-0054
e C6 Condenser, line by-pass, .047 mf 30-4650-45 21 Transformer,. hf 324583,0
- 22 Transformer, 2nd hf
C7 Condenser, electrolytic filter, 3.section 30.2585.11 32-4583 21
Pilot lamp, #47, models G-826 and G-828 only 34-2068 Printed p800)2 0448 G-820, G-822 and G-824 54-6585
LAI Antenna See Cabinet Parts Printed panel, models 0.826 arfiil G-828 54-6585-2
CODINICT, male, AC interlock, 2 used L3520FE18
LS1 Speaker See Cabinet Parts
Contact, panel, antenna 28-12282
NI R.C. network audio c.c. 306300-1 Contact, panel, antenna (in)ludes antenna tr(mmer)...28-12282-1
RI Resistor, osc. grid, 22,000 ohms 66-3228340
Einge, grounding 28-11233
R2 Resistor, i -f mthode bias, 68 ohms 66-0688340
Shield, rube 56-5629-12
R3 Resistor, A.V.C., 2.2 megohms 66-5228340
27-6309-1
Socket, tube, 5 used
R4 Volume control, .5 megohm, models G-820 Pilot lamp socket a.say 27.6233.103
and G-822 33.5575.17
CABINET PARTS
Service Service
DesMption Part No. Description Part No.
Cabinet, model G 820 Antenna loop 32-4757

Mahogany 51.0003 Lille cord 41-4270.2
Dial 54.5355 Speaker, 4 -inch pm 36-1675.3
Knob, tuning 54-6633-1 Cabinet, 28041) 0-8)6

Knob. volume 54-6607-1 Lustre ivory 11325
Cabinet Back and loop assy 76-10521-1 Flame 11325.1
o Line cord 41-42704 Aqua 11325-2
.A- 54..25.1
Speaker, 4 -inch pm 36-1675-6 Dial
-be-
Trim, cabinet 54.6694
Cabinet, model G-822 Knob, tuning 54-6624-1
Lustre ivory . 51-00034 Knob, volume 54-6624-2
Dial 54.5355 Cabinet back and loop assy 76-104974
:5 2 Knob, tuning 54-66534 Line cord 414207-1
Knob, volume 54..071 Speaker, 4 -inch prn 36-1675-4
Cabinet back and loop assy 76-105214 Speaker, 4 -inch pm (with t)ansformer) 36.1675.5
Line cord 41.4270.1
Cabin., model G-828
Spaker, 4-inch pm 36-1673-6 51-004.1
Mahogany
Dial 54-6661-1
Cabinet, model G-824
11322 Trim cabinet 54.5361
Ivory and black
11322-1 Medallion 28-10036-1
Pink and black
2842251 Knob, tuning 54.6659.2
Dial plate
2842340-1 Knob, volume 54-6659-3
Trim, cabinet front
2842340-2 Cabinet back and loop assy 76.10535-1
Trim, cabinet back
Knob, tuning 54-6606-1 Line cord 4,270-1
54-66074 Speaker, 6-inch mn (with transformer) 3646814
Knob, volume
54-66051 Speaker, 436.inch prn 36-1676-2
Back, mbinet
Imr."Mmied
!
ask. aia
0John F. Rider MODELS G-820, G-822, G-824, G-826, G-828

9-C-7 Series, 9-C-8 Series
RCA VICTOR Alignment Procedure
Connect the
Test Oscillator-For all alignment operations, connect the Tune Adjust the
low side of the test oscillator to the "common negative high side Turn rad[o
Step test-oscillator test-osa. following for
A -C Operated Clock -Radio wiring." If a power supply isolation transformer is not avail-
to- to- tO- max. output
able for use during service, an isolating capacitor should be
used between the low side of the test oscillator and the
9-C-7 SERIES, 9-C-8 SERIES "common negative wiring."
If an audio output meter is used for alignment indication,
12BA6 I -F
through
grid
.01
T2 (top)
8 Quiet- 2nd I -F tante.
Chassis No. RC -11668 keep the oscillate, output as low as possible to avoid a-v -c mid. capacitor point
action. 455 kc 1,600 kc
9-C-7 Series-The "Herald"
Model 9-C-7EE-Antique White
Model 9-C-7FE-Pink and White
SERVICE DATA Dial Indicator-With tuning condenser plates fully
meshed, set left hand edge of dial indicator to the calibra-
tion mark on the dial backplate.
2
Stator of
Cl -B through
end of
dial
TI (lop
and bottom)
1st I-F tram.
Model 9-C-7LE- Turquoise and White - 1958 No. 3 - .01 mid.
3 1,620 kc
Gaag fully osc. trimmer
PREPARED BY COMMERCIAL SERVICE
open CI -A
RCA SERVICE COMPANY Short wire
CAMDEN 8, N. J. 4 placed near 1,400 kc
1,400 kc ont. t,lmmer
loop to signal CI -B
FOR radiate signal
RCA VICTOR RADIO AND "VICTROLA" DIVISION osc. coil
600 kc
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA 5 600 kc T-4
(rock gang)
9-C-8 Series-The "Bulletin" 6 Repeat steps 3, 4, and 5

Model 9-C-8FE-Pink and White
Modd 9-C-81-Two-tone Gray
Model 9-C-8ME-Maple and White ASSEMBLY SHOWN WITH TUNING CONDENSER PLATES FULLY MESHED.
Servicing Precaution
SPECIFICATIONS The "common negative wiring" of these receivers is con-
Tuning Drive Cord Assembly nected directly to one side of the AC power supply. Service
TUNING RANGE 540-1,600 kc LOUD SPEAKER should not be attempted by anyone not thoroughly familiar
Size and type with the precautions necessary when working on this type of
4 in. P.M.
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY circuit.
455 kc Voice coil impedance 32 ohms at 400 cycles An isolation transformer (115 v./115 v.) should be con-
TUBE COMPLEMENT POWER OUTPUT
nected between the AC power line and the power attach-
ment cord of the radio before performing any service on the
(1) RCA 12BE6 Converter Undistorted 1 0 watts radio.
(2) RCA 12BA6 I.F. Amplifier
Maximum 13 watts
(3) RCA 12AV6- Det: AVC-A.F. Amp. TO SPEAKER
TUNING DRIVE RATIO 91/2:1 (4% turns of knob)
(41 RCA 5005 Output
(5) RCA 35W4 Rectifier WEIGHT 6 lbs. net
POWER SUPPLY RATING CABINET DIMENSIONS
115 volts, 60 cycles, a. c Height Width Depth
35 watts Model 9-C-7 6%" 12%'
Caution: Do not connect to a d. c. power supply. Model 9-C-8 79iá" 123/4" 6"
DESCRIPTION
The "9-C-7 Series" and the "9-C-8 Series" are five -tube time predetermined up to 11 hours in advance, and (3) sound
(including rectifier) table model clock -radios designed for an alarm (ìf desired) al the predetermined time. Lever type
operation on a 115 volt 60 cycle power supply. The cabinet function knobs are used for maximum ease of operation.
completely encloses the radio chassis and clock, using a
molded hood instead of a conventional back cover. The An appliance outlet having a rated capacity of 1100 watts
chassis and clock are mounted in a plastic "cradle' which is wired in parallel with the radio, allowing an appliance
comprises the cabinet bottom nad front. The plastic slide to be connected and the clock -timer set to turn the appli-
rule dial is heat-sealed to the cradle. The 9-C-8 Series has a ance on at a predetermined time.
decorative matai base attached to the bottom of the cabinet.
The chassis is of the "printed wiring" type in which all
electrical components except loop antenna and speaker are
mounted on an insulation plate. A conventional superhetero-
dyne circuit is employed using 150-milliampere series-string
miniature tubes. All wiring, except for external leads, is
"printed" on the underside of the insulation plate. The
switching type phono input jack is accessible at the left side
of the cabinet.
Tho clock -timer features not only the commonly accepted
self-starting type of clock with sweep -second hmd but also a
clock-controlled switch which will: (1) furs the radio (and
appliance if desired) off after a period of operation of up to 60
minutes; (2) turn the radio (and appliance if desired) 011. Complete Chassis Assembly-View from Component Side
CHASSIS RC -1166B
gw<
©John F. Rider
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
To Set Clock Time-Push in and turn TIME SET knob (at APPLIANCE OPERATION
back of cabinet). To Turn Appliance on Automatically-Tum TIME -SET REPLACEMENT PARTS
To Set Alarm Tine-Turn TIME SET knob counterclock- knob to desired starting time. Move SERVICE lever A
wise (ai back of cabinet). "AUTO" or "ALARM," Plug appliance into APPLIANCE out- SYMBOL STOCK SYMBOL STOC% DESCRIPTION
let. With this setting, the appliance will operate continuously DESCRIPTION NO. NO.
NO. NO.
RADIO OPERATION after starting time unless disconnected or SERVICE lever
To Play the Radio-With phone input cable removed is moved to "OFF." CHASSIS ASSEMBLY 103200 Socket-Tube socket, 7 pin miniature
from PHONO INPUT socket, move SERVICE lever to "ON." To Time Appliance Operation-With SERVICE lever RC-1166B for V4 and VS
Tum TUNING knob to select desired staion and adjust
-
VOLUME as desired. Move SERVICE (ever tc "OFF' when

through listening.
m "OFF," plug appliance to be timed into APPLIANCE
outlet. Move SLEEP lever for desired operating time (up to
CIA, CIR 103209
C2 100085 -
Capacitor-Variable tuning capacitor
Capacitor Fixed, ceramic. 56 eonl,,
76332
77585 Washer -
Spring-Dial cord tension spring
"C" type retaining washer
for tuning control drive shaft
Always remove phone input cable from PHONO INPUT
60 minutes).
C3 73553
±10%,
-
Capacitor
500 v.
Fixed, paper, 0.047 mf., SPEAKER ASSEMBLY
socket when radio operation is desired.
To Set Radio for "SLEEP" Operation-Move SLEEP lever
for desired playing lime (up to 60 minutes). Tum TUNING
PHONOGRAPH OPERATION
C4 103191
±20%,
-
Capacitor
400 v.
±-103/4, 400 v.
Fixed, paper, 0.082 mf.,
T3 79283
103669 Speaker --
Transformer-Output iransformer
4" P.M, speaker complete
with cone LESS output transformer
knob to select desired station and adjust VOLUME as de- To Play Records-With phono input cable inserted into CS 1 Part of PCl
I's 103205 MISCELLANEOUS
fied. "SLEEP" operation can be used individually, in con-
junction with "Wake-up" operation or with "Alarm
PHONO INPUT socket and SERVICE lever at "ON," turn
VOLUME knob clockwise about one-half turn and adjust
C9 Incl. f
C10 103195 Capacitor - Fixed, paper, 0.012 mf., l2 103376 Connector-2 -contact female appliance
-
operation.
For "Woke -up" or "Alar" Operation-With SERVICE
later as desired. Connect phonograph attachment power
cord into APPLIANCE outlet. Play records according to CI IA 1 ìO3197 Capacitor -
±10%, 400 v.
Electrolytic, 50/50 mf., 103186
outlet LESS mounting bracket
Cable-AC power cable and plug
Case-Plastic case back -
antique
lever at "ON." tune in the desired station and adjust volume
level. Move SERVICE lever to "AUTO" for "Wake-up"
phonograph attachment instructions.
To Wake -Up to Record Music-Turn TIME -SET knob to
C
C12
11 /
103239
150/150 v.
Capacitor
120%, 400 v.
-
Fixed, paper, 0.047 Od',
Y7005
Y7007
white for Model 9C7EE
Case-Plastic case back pink- -
operation only or to "ALARM" for "Wake-up" operation in
conjunction with alarm buzzer. The alarm buzzer will start
desired starting time. Before retiring, operate record player
as described above to adjust volume level, Select and load
C13 103440 Capacitor-Fixed, ceramic, 5.6 mml.,
± 0.5 mmf., 500 v coeff. N-3300 Y7006
for Model 9C7FE
-
Case-Plastic case back - turquoise
a few minutes after radio starts to play. To slop alarm
buzzer, move SERVICE lever to any position other than
records desired and start record player inter automatic op-
eration. Move SERVICE lever to "AUTO" or "ALARM" just
as needle lands on first record.
Jl 103199A Connector
103376
-2
-contact closed circuit le-
male phone connector
See "Miscellaneous"
Y7008
for Model 9C7LE
-
Case-Plastic case
white
front - antique
for Models 9C7EE, 9C7LE,
- -
12
LI 105823 Antenna-Antenna loop and mounting 9C7FE
IMPORTANT-Keep SERVICE lever at "OFF" position when instrument is not in use. board Y7001 Case-Plastic case back pink
PCl 103205 Circuit-Printed circuit consisting
-
R7, 118. R9, CS, C6, C7, C8 and C9
of
Y7002
for Model 9C8FE
-
Case-Plastic case back - dark gray
TIME SET (AT REAR
SER ICE RI 502333 Resistor Fixed, composition, 33,000
ohms, 120%, Vz w. Y7000
-
for Model 9C8I
Case-Plastic case back - maple
REMOVAL OF CABINET HOOD
Remove two screws at bottom rear of hood and one screw
(long) at top rear of hood. The time -set knob is not re-
R2, R3
R4
502533
502110
Resistor-Fixed, composition, 3.3 meg-
ohms, ±20%, Vz w.
Resistor-Fixed, composition, 100 ohms,
Y7003
sugar
white -
Case-Plastic
(or Model 9C8ME
case front
for Models
- antique
9C8FE and
movable. Pull bottom of hood away from chassis cradle to
disengage power interlock. Lift hood up and to the rear. R5 502347 ., olrior -
±20%, r/z w.
Fixed, composition, 47,000
ayohms, ±20%, t/z w.
Y7004
-
9C8ME
Case-Plastic case front
for Model 9C8)
- light gray
ASSEMBLING CABINET HOOD TO CHASSIS CRADLE Clock-Radio clock -timer 100/125 v.

R6 103214 Control-Volume control 105825
R7 Io 60 cycle
Place loop antenna in retaining slots at rear of cradle, 1 103205 Part of PC1 Dial-Plastic tuning control dial with
R9 Incl. f 103227
pull top of antenna to the rear. Place hood over antenna AM calibration
so that top edge of antenna will first contact back of hood. RIO 502115 Resistor-Fixed, composition, 150 ohms,
Fastener-Metal fastener for cabinet
Lower hood so that top edge of antenna will be engaged
by poAtioning boss inside of hood. Push hood forward. R11 512212
±10%.,
Resistor - r/z w,
Fixed, composition, 1200
ohms, ±10%, I w.
74839
105826
base - 9C8 Series
Knob-Time-set control knob for clock-
Refer to illustration below. Position the power cord plug,
which is attached to the hood, to the power input contacts
on the chassis. Push plug firmly on to the contacts.
R12
Ti
T2
502110
103206
103207
Same as R4
Transformer
Transformer
--
1st I.F. transformer
2nd I.F. transformer
103228
timer
white - with spring -
Knob-Tuning control knob-antique
all models
- -
Make certain thn edges of hood are properly seated on
chassis cradle before tightening hood retaining screws. The
long screw at the top rear of the hood should be tightened
REMOVAL OF CHASSIS FROM CRADLE
Remove volume and tuning control knobs.
T3
T4
79283
103204
103503
Coil -
Part of "Speaker Assembly"
Oscillator coil
Board-Printed circuit board chassis
105872
except 9C81
gray -
Knob-Tuning control knob
with spring (or 9C81
light
Knob-Volume control knob-antique

with caret excessive tightening may break chassis cradle. Disconnect clock leads at chassis.
Disconnect three speaker leads.
assembly including I. F. transformers,
oscillator coil, printed audio circuit.
103229
white - with spring -
all models
- - -
Remove one screw at outside of cradle (close to speaker). interlock contacts, tube sockets, except 9C8I
Knob-Volume control knob light
Remove one screw at bottom of cradle (right end).
Swing right end of chassis (as viewed from rear) to the
fixed resistors A capacitors
tubes, tuning capacitor, phone con-
necton, pilot light assembly, volume
less 105871
103218
gray -
Plate-R.H.
with spring for 9C8I
or L.H, aluminum satin
rear of the cradle. control, capacitors C4 A C13 finish cover plate for case front (2
Disengage chassis from cradle by moving endways. 103215 Bracket-Dial plate mounting bracket req'd)
with pulley 103908 Nut-Special brass tee nut for case
front and back mounting screw
103192
103236
Bushing-Tuning control shall bushing
Contact-Single contact male
AC power input (2 req'd)
-
for 103978 Nut-Speednut, retainer for speaker
(2 req'd)
105968 Retainer-Clock-timer window retainer
72953 Cord-Dial drive cord, 250' spool (2 req'd)
103211
103216
Lamp -
(approx. 34 inches req'd)
Miniature bayonet type 1847
Plate-Dial bookplate with gray deco-
103219 Screw-#8-32 x 3.94" round head-
screw for case front and back mount
ing
entire lines 101069 Spring-Retaining spring for volume
103213 Pointer-Dial pointer control or tuning control knobs
for cabinet
To
103118 Pulley -2.69" O.D. phenolic dial cord
pulley
103233
base -
Support-Metal support
9C6 Series
Washer-Spring washer for cabinet
APPLIANCE
OUTLET
103212
100643
Shalt-Tuning control drive shalt
Socket-Pilot lamp socket with leads
8078
105827
-
base 9C8 Series
Window-Plastic window for clock -
103201 Socket-Tube socket, 7 pin miniature timer
for VI, V2, and V3
Cabinet Assembly Clock Connections
©John F. Rider CHAS SIS RC -1166B

CHASSIS RC -1183, -A, -B
RCA VICTOR
AC -DC-Battery Portable Radio
Alignment Procedure CAUTION
I -13X-5 Series The "Shipmate"
1-BX-57 Maple and White
MODEL 1-BX-5 SERIES AN ISOLATION
THE RECEIVER
TRANSFORMER SHOULD BE USED FOR
WHEN BENCH SERVICE IS BEING PER-
Test Oscillator-For all alignment operations, connect the
1)-BX-59 Tnrgrtaìse and White FORMED AND THE RECEIVER IS BEING OPERATED
MODEL 1-BX-6 SERIES low side of the lest oscillator to the receiver chassis and
keep the oscillator output as low as possible to avoid AVC FROM AN A -C POWER LINE.
action.
MODEL 1-BX-7 SERIES Battery operation of the receiver is preferable during
alignment. On AC operation, it may be necessary to con-
Circuit Description f)
These instruments are three-way 'personal" portable D
Chassis Nos. RC -1183, RC -1183A, RC -11838 nect the low side of the feet oscillator to "common negative." radio receivers using tour miniature tubes and a selenium
Output Meter Alignment-If this method is used, connect rectifier.
SERVICE -DATA
1-BX-6 Series The "Cararwn"
the meter across the voice coil and turn the receiver volume The receiver circuit is a conventional superheterodyne
I-BX-62 Green and White
I-BX-64 Pink and White
)-BX-67 l'Wow and White
- 1958 No. 5
control to maximum.
Connect High Sig. Dial

Ad'ust for
including pentagrid converter, i -f amplifier stage, combined
detector-o.v.c.-first audio stage and a power amplifier.
Switching from battery operation to power line operation
PREPARED BY COMMERCIAL SERVICE
RCA SERVICE COMPANY
Step Side of Sig.
Gen. to - Gen.
Output
Pointer
Setting
1
Max. Output
is accomplished by inserting the line plug in the chassis
to actuate the LINE -BATTERY switch. The line plug is
non -polarized.
CAMDEN 8, N. J.
FOR
1 Remove oboe,s from case Critical Lead Dress
1-BX-7 Series The "Cruiser' RCA VICTOR RADIO AND "VICTROLA" DIVISION 1. Dress ballast resistors RI2, R13, 1114 and fuse resistor
1-BX-78 Flame and Beige Pin #6 of lU4 T2 RII such that they do not contact other leads or short
l -BX-79 Turquoise and Beige RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA 2 tube in series 2nd I. F. to chassis cover.
with .01 mid. Quiet Trans. 2. Make lead from V2-2 to T2-3 as short as possible and
Point
dress down toward chassis. Also keep other leads away.
455 kc Solder C6 with short lead at V2-2 and dress down
near 3.
Specifications 3
0A
Connection lug
seriesC]within.01
1600 kc Tl
let I. F. 4.
towards chassis.
Dress leads into lance below selenium rectifier such
Trans. that they do not contact rectifier plates.
mid.
540-1,600 kc POWER SUPPLY RATING 5. Dress leads at volume control such that they clear cab-
TUNING RANGE Install chassis in case. On 1-BX-6 and 1-13X-7 inet enclosure when chassis is mounted in the cabinet.
Power Line Operation
15 watts
4 Series, fasten antenna leads in slots provided 6. Dress oscillator lead from osc. coil to gang away from
455 kc 115 volts, d. c. or SO to 60 cycles a. c in cabinet. metal as much as practicable.
or 7. Dress lead from antenna section of gang to VI -6 be-
Battery Operation Gang tween 1U4 tube shield and 1st I -F transformer and
LOUDSPEAKER "A" Battery, RCA #VS 065 7 5 volts, 53 ma. 5 1620 kc fully Cl -B lose.) away from top of chasss.
in. P.M. 90 volts, 12 ma.
open Make sure speaker is grounded to chassis.
Size and Type 4 "B" Battery. RCA #VS 219 Short wire
8.
Voice Coil Impedance 3.2 ohms at 400 cycles Battery life approx. 35 hrs. intermittent service 9. Dress blue lead of output transformer to 3V4 plate to-
Placed near 1900 kc ward rear apron of chassis.
6 antenna for 1900 kc CI -A (ant.)
TUNING DRIVE RATIO
signal Dress loop leads into slots provided in cabinet. Excess
radiated signal 10.
POWER OUTPUT (Battery operation) 1-BX-5, 1-BX-6 Series 1.1 (direct drive) lead should be on outside of chassis.
600 kc T4 lose.)
Undistorted 140 milliwatts 1-BX-7 Series 6 1 (3 turns of knob) 7 600 kc rock gang
signal To Remove Cabinet Back
Maximum 225 milliwatts
Power output on power line operation is approx. 10% less. WEIGHT (Approx.) With the back fully open, grip the cabinet with thumb
Without battery ....462 lbs. With battery ....5'/e lbs. 8 Repeat steps 5, 6 and 7. pressing forward against case front and fingers pressing
backward against case back. Insert a screwdriver under
TUBE COMPLEMENT
(1) RCA IRS Converter
DIMENSIONS (Overall)
Height ...7'/2 in. Width .. .10'/e in. Depth ...31/2 in.
CAUTION - one hinge and pry the center of the hinge out o1 the open-
ing in the cabinet while maintaining pressure on the back
with the .fingers and on the cabinet with the thumb. Repeal
I.F. Amplifier Do not remove any tubes from the chassis with the set
(2) RCA 1U4 operating and the plug connected to the power line. Dam- this procedure with the other hinge. Pull the back straight
(31 RCA IU5 Det.-AVC-Ist A.F. age to tubes may result. to the rear using both hands.
(4) RCA 3V4 Output
A selenium rectifier is used. Battery Operation
Place the power cord plug in the socket provided on the
top of the chassis. Wind the power cord around the two OSC.TRIMMER
small spools attached to the cabinet back. 1620 kc
"A"BATT.
21411 1-F TRANS. VOLUME CONTROL
TUNING 7'5 v.
Power Line Operation CONTROL 455kc TOPE BOT. B ON-OFF SWITCH
A power cord is stored inside the cabinet. To open the

cabinet, pull backwards on the top of the cabinet back. It is
secured by means of two spring clips and catches on the
n
inside of the cabinet. Remove the plug of the power cord
from its socket on the chassis and insert the plug into a
convenient electrical power outlet. A notch in the left side
of the cabinet Blows the back to be closed with the cord
passing through. BATT/LINE SWITCH
Note: If reception is not obtained on DC, reverse plug in IST.I-F TRANS ANT. TRIMMER LINE CORD
455kc 14001,c SHOWN IN POSITION
power outlet. On AC operation, reversal of the plug TOP d BOTTOM FOR BATTERY OPERATION
may reduce hum.
Tube and Trimmer Locations
©John F. Rider
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se.
Replacement Parts
71.
SYMBOL STOCK I SY STACK
S
No, NO, DESCRIPTION NMBo.OL NO, DESCRIPTION
Y4:
CHASSIS ASSEMBLIES 79263 Shield -Tube shield for V2
ma4yººf> RC1183 for 143X-5 Sodas 75780 Socket -Tube socket 7 pin miniature for
ó,^m 11C-1183Á for 1eX-6 Series
AC -.11838 for 1-81(7 Series
77087
71494
VI and V3
Socket -Tube socket 7 pin miniature for V2
Socket -Tube socket 7 pin miniature for V4
77420 Washer -Nylon Insulating washer for
CIA, C. 105946 Cachassis -1183aridble tuning capacitor
RCpa.c.I
for tuning capacitor 12 req'd)
CIA, CIB 105954 Capycite' -Variable tuning capacitor for SPEAKER ASSEMBLY
chaesle RCII83A 79696A Speaker-4" PM snooker complete with
CIA, C18 105955 Capacitor-Variable tuning capacitor for Cq
asais ACIIBJB
C3 101232 Coe: or27d, ceramic, 56 hunt., MISCELLANEOUS
2a%, 500 v. LI 105951 Antenna- wile antenna and case
CS 73960 Capacitor-Fixed, ce: 0.01 ml., bly for Models 18X62, IBX64, IBX67,
+100%, -0%, 500 ,7m 18X78 a ci 18X792.An ielo while c ar
ried In Block for rºplacemont
C6 101233 Capacitor-Fixed, headed load, 3 mml., antenna
±10% 500 v. Ll 105937 Antºinns-Ferrite d s
C7 102425Á Ca
,
itor-Fixed, paper, 0.0033 ml for models IBX57 and !8X59 'nee'!"

±0% , 200 v. Y7009 Case -Goes Irons d back a bly-
ante gar and antique while for
CB 73552 Capacitor-Fizad, paper, 0.033 mi., Model IBX57
-y-20%, 400 v.
17010 Case -Case front d back a rbly-
C9, CIO, Ilghl turçç lee and antique while for
CII. C72,
Cl3
C14 77446
Part o! PCl
Capacitor-Flxed, paper, OÁ022 ml.,
Y7011
Model IBX59
Casa --Case front and back assembly
tiquo htto and dawn green for
-
+20%, 400 v. Model 18X62
CIS 79918 Capacitor-Fizad, ca omit, 0.01 ml., Y7012 and es
+100% 0%, 600 v, r e whllol and pink
p lore Model
siege105945 Capacitor-Eolg olylic 40/20/20/100 mf jHX64
C16C, CIáD 150/150/150/25 v. Case -Case front and back as mbly-
C17 79740 Capacio
-20^/, 200 v.
gird, paper,, 0.22 mi.,
Y7013
tique hits and honey yellow for
Modal 18X67
C18 77423 Capacitor -Fixed, paper, 0.1 ml., ±20%, 17014 Ca.º -Case Iron) ad back a. mbly-
400 v lawny belgº and name for Model
Cl9 79740 Capacitor-Fixed, Paper, o f., ±20%, IHX78
200 v. (used on RC -1183 only) 17015 Case -Cato Iron) and back assembly.
CRI 77292 Reclillor-Selenium rectifier-65 ma. owny beige an light turquoise or
Circun-P'inl td tom Modal 18X79
PCI 105936 t audio Coupling.
n isifn9 0l C9, C10C11, C12, C13, R7, 101877 Catch-Casa !rant and back catch
(2 req'd)
R8, A9, A10
502410 R±s2l0or-'xwd , composition, 100,000 ohms, 105953 Dial-Aluminum loll tuning control diedRl
o
R2 502315 Aevistor-Fizºd, composition, 15,000 ohms Mdls HX8dandmi°0ns

±20%, rh w 105952 --Caso Iront grillo nd
Grillo rie
-
eºmb1Y for Modal. 18X78 o úc18%79
R3, R4 502547 Resistor -Fixed, oWpositlon, 4,7 melt wnta-
ºhms, ±20%, 4r 105949 Handle-Carryingq handle iQ 0
R5 105938 Control -Velumº trot with on -ell"
(ºr Models IBX37 and IBX59
ewloh, includºec52 105950 Handle-Car6r0yy,ingg handle or Modole
-
R6 502356 Resoor-Flxed, composition, 56,000 ohms, carried
LBantique Xwait*BXcarrl aeock lox
±10%, 'h w, replacement
R7, R8, 105930 Indicator-Tuning control indicator -Rome
A9, RIO Part of PCI d for r tuningg antral knab-
B11 105927 Realetºr-Fizad, wirºwound, lase type, Modulo IOX78 nand IBX79c
68 ohm¢, ±10%. Insulator -Soli rubber insulator for mount.
105268
e log ferrite antenna rod #105937
F-
R12 502233 Aeelslor-Fixed, composition, 3300 ohms,
+10% h ". 105939 Knob -Tuning control knob-anllque white
R13, R14 101881 Resisto'-Fxed, wirewound, 1200 ohms, with spring -for Models .X576 IBX59
±S%, 4 w. 105931 Knob -Tuning control knob -antique white
502222 Re±e1l0o%-Fwd, composition, 2200 ohms, wdh Models IBX62, IBX64R15
1Xing-for
Alb 502182 Resialor-Fixed, composition, 820 ohms, 105932 Knob-Vornlºr tuning control knob-lawny
10%, '/v w. bºige 'ih spring -for Models 18X78
R17 502210 Ro4'slor12e, composition, 1000 ohms, and IB%79
=10%, /a w. 105928 Knob -Volume control knob -antique hoe
Ilh eprinp-tor Models IBX57, 16X59,
AIB 502147 Relater-Fixºd, composition,
10%, Yr w
470 ohms, IBX62, IBX64 and 'CV n
SI -1, 101882 Swloh-"Line-balter7¡" Iunclion ewllch 105929 Knob -Volume control knob -lawny betas
Ilh spring -for Models 18X78 an,l
$H S2
TI
105938
105933
with brackºI
Part of AS
Tranelormor-let I -F transformer 79744
jBX79.
Raeaaseo'-Formed hinge nosed) 1º,
Y%
Iron) d 12 r q'
case
c ) Bach
T2 105934 Transormor-2nd IT transformer 105943 Rotalnor-Hairpin retainer for carrying
T3 105926 Transformer -Output transformer handle (2 toga)
T4 105935 Coll -Oscillator coil 101874 Spring-Aelaining prop for ve'n'al ''"-
73128 Cable -AC power cable wish plug Ins control knob #105832
105940 Cable-"B" boners cable with male and 101069 Spring -Retaining spring for volume -
Ire! knobs 'untoº trot knobs 105939,
73935
fomola coinºclor
Clip -Mounting clip for 1-F transformers
'eat Indicppator #x105930
101875 SlopdaleeNXó2etl8X64r,
74324 Conno Cto'-3 contact äe11 ºd male con IBX67,a18%78 aed
actor for "A" ballºcy loads IHX79
105942 Cup -Aluminum cup for volume control 101903 Washer -Phenolic retaining washer far AC
100270 Grommet -Strain relief grommet for power power cable (2 regal
cable 181876 Washer-Sp ling w her fur tonne -
105041 Insulator -Phenolic insulator for tuning bly Moin IB%82, IBX64, 18X67,
capacitor 18X70 and 18X79
©John F. Rider CHASSIS RC -1183, -A, -B

CI-IAE.Sh RC-11r15AX, RP -205C- 2X, -205E-2X, RS -171
RCA VICTOR AUG NMENT PROCEDURE
Stereophonic High -Fidelity Combination ALIGNMENT INDICATORS: FM SWEEP ALIGNMENT;

An RCA ValtOhetyat)t ot equivalent melon Is scene- arq lot mess If at no sweep generator to used for FM alignment, adjust for
MODEL SHC - 8 eeing developed d,

voltage during FM alignment. Connections ns are 10.7 me, 0.4 mc sweep. Connect onclilascope «crosw COO, ad)ueling
specified in the alignment tabutalic n_ An output meter Is also neeea- disc. ettnator TO top cote for 10.7 me cesa civet, end TO bottom core
Stereophonic High -Fidelity Victrola any to Indicate maximum audio output during AM alignment for balanced peck.. Peak nnparatton should be approximately 030
Connect the output meter eonsa the speaker voice coil. The RCA kc. When aligning the other FM tuned ctrcutla, connect eimilloacepe
VoltOhmyst can also be used us an AM alignment indicator, either lead through e 220E teaiatar to pin el V.i. Follow alignment table
SHP-8
1
MODEL to measure audio output or to

output 16 being measured, the
ceasurc AVC voltage. When audio
volume Contra) should be turned to
sequence, adjusting let maximum gain and symmetrical curves.
AM -FM Tuner maximum. Adtust tone controls to mid-pasìtion.

FM Alignment
MODEL 9-T-2 SIGNAL GENERATOR:
For all alignment operations, connect the low side of the signal
FUNCTION SWITCH IN Gel POSITION
Tuner Chassis No. RC-1155AX generator te the receiver chassis. If output maenurement is used Stege
C'nneer-I háp1,
Slog. pen Adlt
n. for
for AM alignment, the output of the signal generator should be kept unput n o ou4>ul
Amp. Chassis No. RS -171 an low as possible te avoid AVC action.
Tt lop
Record Changer RP -205C -2X, RP -205E -2X lai o
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Mode! SHC-B is a combination PosNo. bottom 16
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Model S -T-2 is an AM -FM tener aetnq lane, chtreei. RC -1155.
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Short wire 1400 kc. 1400 kc,
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Placed near (mod.) hru 270 signal
loop Ior ohm revisto.
SPECIFICATIONS «deted LG font,) Repeat slaps 6 and 7 untD maximum
«)anal
600 500 kc.
(rock gang) gam le obtatned
TUNING RANGE LOUDSFEALERS (mad.)d.)
100 m táM use
L4 (er) 9 I ao me signal otl l5
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Modele-ii (FM)
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12'" PM ohms each
6 8 e
400 cycles
Repeat steps /, sed 6 uPlll maximum
5 'II n Amy for a orale paaklnp, the wmdmq In Irenslo[mr
Gama
B8-108 mc Two 3% PM "tweeters" 6.8 ohms each Ya 3000 cycles gam i. obwNn.a being peaked .Mo"1,':',.1:,°,d ded chow
with a sweó reek20`,.
"I', Connacl V.HOhmyet al V5 ihroueh o 22ÁH i.o)Ming resldor with
INTERMEDIATE rNEQUENCILB POWER SUPPLY RATING O.clilalec frequency is above niece) frequency on bath AM and FM .4 inch maximum xponed ead at grid terminal end. Output adlueted toi
1 volt d.c. Drone VoltOhmyet lead ewer iron input afrculle.
AM 455 kc FN 10.7 me Model SHC-8 115 volts, 60 cycles. 140 watts NOTE--FM trolle L8, L2 and LS are adjusted by lncreaeing or de-
TUBE COMPLEMENT Model SHF-8: 115 volts. 60 cycles. 105 watts
TUNER CHASSIS RC-! 151.AI AUDIO POWER OUTPUT

111 ACA 6L16 Amplifier Stereo 7 watts max. on each channel
t21 RCA !PIS M:xeÔecllatcr Monaural ....... 14 watts maximum r M ANT
(31 AGA IMSA6 1.,r. Amp4ì5er TERMINALS
14) ACA I2AU6 FREQUENCY RESPONSE 45 cycles to 20,000 cycles
TWIT. Amplifier
151 ACA ISAUR FM IF Amrl.5er
.
TUNING DRIVE RATIO 71/2:1 (3%4 turns of knob)

161 RCA 12ALS Fx. De<ector L3
T6
171 RCA I1AV6 AM Dm-AVC-Phan ine- DIMENSIONS (Overall) V1,
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II/ RCA 35W4 Rectió.r Height 32" Width. 281/2" Depth 17r("48"
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Turmabie speed 163/4, 33%, 45 oT 78 r.p.m.

=ecxd aroacity .
Up to fifteen 7 mà
or twelve 10 Mein_
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DIAL LAMP DIAL IAYP

or ten 1.2 inch.. TYPE ! 1947 _-TUNINq 4M-rM TWE N 1997
or fsei 10 in and 12 in intermixed. LONT ROL SELECTOR
SWITCH
8i.rarophoaic Cer®k
RC-1155AX Tuner Chassis-View Showing Le-redine tel Tubes and Control.
C: ohn P. f2.der
POSITION #1-PHONO SINGLE
DESCRIPTION SI -E) R 104
12
TOOK Yellow leads (secondary tap) at both output trans-
2
Model SHC-8 is a radio -phonograph. It is a combination of ended amplifiers for dual -alumna] amplification of stereophonic formers are connected in through S10í -B Front
parade)
Model SHP-8 and Model 9-T-2. VI01-B

sound from records or tapes. The outputs of these two single -ended J101 T0 V102B
F
R103
ezoo 6CG7
Model SHP-8 is a phonograph designed for use with either amplifiers are reconnected as a push-pull amplifier when using the TAPE (LEFT
stereophonic records or monaural records. The instrument employs instrument for moncrural reproduction. Three 6CG7 tubes (dual 0104 CHAN)
triode) provide three stages of dual -channel AF amplification, a 12 2 .047
audio amplifier chassis RS -171, record changer RP -205C -2X or RP-
2050.2X, two 12 -inch wide -range speakers and two 31 inch 6V6GT tube is used for power output in each channel. Negative
feedback, applied to each third AF amplifier, is derived from the R105 120
tweeters mounted on plastic housings to give panoramic distribution
of the higher frequencies. secondaries of the two output transformers. POSITION #2 -MONO STEREO
A dual loudness control and dual tone controls are used to pro- J102 Identical to Position #1 except that:
The,tuner chassis provides R -F amplification on both AM and FM N'A
operation. The FM antenna input is broad-banded and resonates to vide equal and simultaneous regulation of volume and tone in each TUNER (I) There is no connection between term, #7 and
the approximate center of the FM band. The mixer is pentode amplifier channel. A gain equalization control in the input of the #8 or between term. #11 and #2 a1 the func-
connected. for AM operation and triode connected for FM opera- right channel 3rd AF amplifier stage permits the right channel tion switch,
tion. AM 1-F circuits use a conventional I -F amplifier and a diode (internal speakers) output to be balanced with left channel (ex - (2) 1101-0 Front does not connect yellow leads of out-
detector which provides AVC voltage. FM I -F circuits include three tanned speakers) output. TO V102A
put transformers in parallel.
I -F amplifiers without AVC and a discriminator detector. An item of (RIGHT
A speaker selection switch (one system or two system) is used to CHAN.)
unusual interest is the inclusion of an A.F. phase inverter in this
chassis. This simplifies switching between stereo and monaural
operation in the audio chassis. AC supply voltage for the 35W4
connect the two amplifier channels in parallel when internal
speakers only are used. Provision is made to use this instrument
as a companion speaker in conjunction with other amplifiem when
J103
PHONO
B
all
rectifier tube and the series connected tube heaters is obtained from so desired.
an isolation transformer. POSITION #5-TAPE SINGLE
A lour -speed record changer (16 h, 331/2, 45 and 78 r.p.m.) is
A five -position audio (unction switch is contained in the audio used which is designed for use with either stereophonic or monaural /.4511221
Identical to Position #1 except that:
amplifier chassis and permits use of a tape recorder in conjunction records. It utilizes a ceramic two-stylus pickup having two elements (1) Through connection of tape inputs is made through
with either radio or phono functions. This chassis has two single - and two audio outputs. #12
term. and #7 instead of #11 and #7-
(2) Yellow leads of both output transformers are con-
51-8 TO OUTPUT nected in parate) through S101 -B Front.
15v. 6
V 8104 OF V101 -B
Hv POSITION #3-TUNER
RS-171Amplifier Chassis-
II
SI-Al2
R1oG'
View Showing Location (1) Tuner Input is connected to grids of V101 -A and V101-ß-
of Tubes and Controls RIOT TOOUTPUT (2) Output to tape recorder U1011 is connected ta outputs of 8101-A
OF VI01-A
and V101-8 as in Position #1-
-B (3) Yellow leads (secondary tap) of both output transformers are con-
SI
TO GRID nected in parallel through 1101-13 Front.
T103 ePEANEH6
J102
OF Ví01-B t1
TUNER SI -A
7 TO GRID
02A A
OF VIOI-A Simplified Schematic Diagrams of Function Switch in
V102B V10O3a B
SI B
Amplifier Chassis RS -171
.1103
PHONO
SI -A
TO GRID
OF ve-B
TO GRID
7
CRITICAL LEAD DRESS 11 OF V101-Á
CHASSIS RC-1155AX 9. Filament chokes LII and Ll l should be raised a minimum of SleD
1. All FM IF transformer grid and plate leads should be short and I/16" above chassis.
direct as possible and kept low, near chassis. 10. Oscillator grid condenser C12 should have short leads and be J102 GROUNDED
2. R18 and R19 leads should be kept as short as possible on T6 dressed away from filament choko LID. TUNER
terminal 6 aide. II. Keep wires and components away from 1200 ohm resistor R22. 5101-A 10
3. Keep leads V5 pin 5, to T6 term 1, as short as possible 12. C24 should ground in hole near terminal 5 of V6 with short
and leads.
low near chassis.
4. Dress C33 down on chassis and against terminal board. 13. Heavy buss lead from terminal 6 of V2 to SI -A terminal 9
Run should be short and direct.
filament lead between V5 and VI on side of V6 socket opposite
C33.
CHASSIS RS -171
5. All bypass capacitors should have leads as short as possible.
I. The following components, R103, R104, R105, RIII and C104, A,
6. Green lead from AM oscillator stator gang terminal to AM the preamplifier (V101) circuit should have relatively short
oscillator coil should be dressed against front of shield box leads and be dressed away from RI06, R107, 5108, 1110 and
and up above filament choke. C109. M. 2.1113
7. RF plate choke Ll, should be dressed at least Vs" away Stand PC101 and PC102 vertically between the tono controls.
from 2.
AM R.F. coil L4 and at least Vs" from shield.
3. Dress all wires and components away from R140 (2200 ohms).
POSITION #4-TAPE STEREO
8. Mixer grid condenser CIO should be dressed away from FM (I) Tape Inputs are connected Independently to grids of 8101-A and
oscillator gang stator terminal and away from leads connecting 4. Leads from function switch to V101 should be dressed down to
chassis and against chassis apron, maintain some separation V101-ß,
to terminals 8 and 9 of V2 socket.
between wires. (2) Tuner Input Is grounded.
131 Phone Input Is open circuited,
(4) Yellow leads (secondary tap) of the output transformers are not
connected in parallel. Tuning Price Cord Assembly
CJohn
CHASSIS RC-1155AX, RP -205C -2X, -205E-2X, RS -171
F. Rider
CHASSIS RC-1155AX, RP -205C -2X, -205E-2X, RS -171
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C122
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V104 V103 V102 V101

INDE% 2 INDE%
TAB
44
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6Y/6GT 6Y6GT 6CG7 fLG7 6CG7
TAB
LS- L4 L6L7 FROM FRONT AND SHOWN IN MAX.
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A-M R.F. A -MOIL COUNTER -CLOCKWISE POSITION NO..1 o BRN-BLK.
OSC.
COIL C 51 5101
POSITION -A -M RADIO POSITION -PHONO SINGLE
1
POSITION 24-1..1 RADIO

1
POSITION 2 -PHONO STEREO

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POSITION 3 -TUNER
POSITION 4 -TAPE STEREO
POSITION 5 -TAPE SINGLE
FOR RECORD CHANGER INFORMATION- Complete Schematic Diagram

REFER TO "RP -205 SERIES SERVICE DATA"
The output to a tape recorder at the TAPE INPUT/OUTPUT jack SPEAKER SELECTION SWITCH
AND TO "RP -205 SERIES SERVICE (1102) H two -channel stereophonic when stereophonic records are The speaker selection switch (SI03) must be set at "INT. ONLY"
DATA SUPPLEMENT" being played (function switch must be set to PHONO STEREO). al all times except when external speakers are connected to the
The output to a tape recorder is identical on both channels when: left channel "EXT." speaker jack.
(I) Monaural records are being played. The speaker selection switch (5103) must be set at "INT. &
(2) When function switch is set at either PHONO SINGLE or EXT." to permit stereophonic sound reproduction from either records
TUNER. or tape.
®John F. Rider
CHANNEL GAIN EQUALIZATION- CHASSIS RS -171
A gain equalization control is provided to enable the gain of the
4. Both internal and external speaker systems must be connected
RIGHT CHANNEL (internalspeakers) to be balanced with the REPLACEMENT PARTS-Continued
or the outputs loaded equally with resistors. If output is
gain of the LEFT CHANNEL (external speakers).
measured with an output meter, a channel having no speakers
This equalization control (R132) is located on the bottom apron connected will have an abnormally high output voltage YMOOL YMOL SNO
of the chassis toward the front of the cabinet. When adjusting this reading. 'TNT' DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION
control, four conditions must exist: 73935 Clip-IF transformera mounting
Adjust the equalization control (R132) to obtain right channel R131 502233 3300 ohms, 110%
1. A monaural signal input must be used. This should be a output equal to left channel output. The left channel gain is not 74879 Connector-2,0.2ot female far antenna leads 8132 106212 Control-Gain-Equalization
74882 Connector-3 -contact male audio cable from tuner R133
monaural record; use a frequency test record when measuring adjustable. 72953 Cord-Dial drive (250 loot spool)
502233 3300 ohms, 110%
with an output meter or use to music tecord for listening test. 3134,3135 502410 100,000 ohms, ±10%
104610 Dial-Tuning control RI36,R137 502447 470,000 ohms, X10%
2. The function switch (5101) must be in #2 position (PH NOTES: 101345 Eyelet-For RF shell mounting grommet 8138 502247 4700 ohms, ±10%
104603 Eyelet-Tuner wood frame and dial mounting R139 522115 150 ohms, ±10% 2 w.
STEREO). This enables the two channels to have independent It i not necessary to me ore thg audio X3823 Frame-Wood frame for AM/FM tuner dial
outputs. while making the 040 522222 2200 ohms, ±10%, 2 w.
equalization adjustment; sufficient accuracy can usually be hod by
output
16058 Grommet-Rubber RF shell mounting (4 req'd) 01(41, 3742 522047 47 ohms, ±10%, 2 w.
3. The speaker selection switch (S103) must be in the "INT. 6 listening. 104607 Plato-Dial backptale with r." O.D. pulley, S101A,SIOIB 106209 Switch-Function
double pulley shalt-Iona double pulley 3102 Part of R123Á, R123B
EXT. SPKRS." position. This is necessary for the two channels 104605 Pointer-Control dial
If the external speaker system is Ahoy than 3.5 ohms impedance, 5103 4676D Switch-Speaker selector
to have independent outputs. the output voltages will not be equal for equal power output. 101352 Pulley-Double for dial bookplate
101351 Pulley-RF shelf drive cord
T101 706216 Transformer-Power
T102, T103 106211 Transformer-Output
102627 Pulley-% O.D, for dial bookplate 70392 Cable-AC power cable and plug
34300 Screw -476-32 x %" cup point for drive cord
pulleys 106289 Clip-Mounting and datent for loudness control
104604 Shall-Tuning control and "on -off' switch
75192 Shield-For VI 100270 Grommet-Strain relief for power cable (t set)
79721 Shield-For V2 100643 Socket-Pilot lamp socket and leads
79263 Shield-For V6 102787 Socket-Octal for V104 and VI05 '
100642 Socket-Lamp socket and lead assembly 31251 Socket-Octal.for V106

77087 Socket-7 pin miniature for VI 76971 Socket, pin iniature for V101 and V102
IMPORTANT 73117 Socket -7 pin miniature for V3, V4, V5, V6, V7 S 100474 Socket -9 pin miniature for V103
VB
The lour speakers must be connected as shown in the illus- 100111 Socket -9 pin miniature for V2 RECORD CHANGEA WIRING
tration at left. Improper connections may result in distorted 100109 Spring-Drive cord PI03 74882 Connector -3 -contact male
cable
- for phono pickup
or weak reproduction. 77586 Washer-C type retaining for double pulley P. 106344 Connector -2 -contact male, for phono motor cable
77585 Waser-"C" .typa retaining for tuning control 100211 Connector-Closed end for phono motor leads
ºhaft
SPEAKER ASSEMBLY
AMPLIFIER ASSEMBLY C127 100509 Capacitor-Electrolytic, v. AC
8 ml., 10
ÁS-171 105913 Cone Cone and voice coil Mt for 12" speaker
CAPACITORS: stamped 961628-3 code 23$
100909 Cone-one d sire oR Mt for 12" speaker
stamped 961628-3 code 274
REPLACEMENT PARTS C103Á, 01038 706210 Electrolytic, 20/20 mi., 400/400 v. 100467 Housing-Plastie for 3Yí ' speaker
0104 I0524D Paper, 0.047 mL, ±10%, 400 v. 105395 Speaker -3Y, PM
SYNOL %%C.' CI05 thru Part of PC102 100897 Speaker -12" PM
DESCRIPTION SMBOO TNOK 0108
DESCRIPTION C109 105240 Paper, 0.047 elf., ±10%, 400 v. MISCELLANEOUS
AM/FM TUNER CHASSIS gig0110 thru
RESISTORS: Fixed, Composition, Va watt unless Part of PC107 101363 Antenna-AM loop assembly
RC -1155ÁX otherwise spool d C114 106772 Film, 100523 Board-Terminal board for FM antenna cable
CAPACITORS: 1 ml., ±10%, 50 v.
RI 502068 68 ohms, ±I0% C115 79343 Paper, 0.022 elf., '-10%, 200 v. 104531 Bracket-Interior light window mounting
C1A,B,C,D,E 105328 Variable tuning R2 0116 105578 Paper, 0.047 elf., ±10%, 104530 Bracket-Knob escutcheon mounting
502522 2.2 megohms, ±20% 200 v.
C3 74182 Ceramic, 5.6 melt., ±1.0 mart., 500 v. Coef.40 R3 502282 8200 ohms, ±10% CI I7 106772 Film, 1 ml., ±10%, 50 v. 104796 Bushing-Rubber tuner mounting
C4 73558 Paper, 0.097 ml., ±20%, 200 v. R4 C118 79343 Paper, 0.022 mi.. ±101, 200 v. X4189 Cabinet-Mahogany
C5, C6
502539 3.9 megohme, ±10 0119 105578 Paper- 0.047 ad., ±10%, 200 v. X4191 Cabinet-Maple
73473 Ceramic, 4700 mall., +100% -0%, 500 v. R5 ±10%
C7
502318 18,000 ohms, C120 78922 Pa pºr, 0.1 ml., ±10%, 400 v. Cabinet-Oak
101940 Ceramic, 22 mart., ±10%, 500 v. R6 502227 2700 ohms, ±IO% 0121 105240 X4282 Cabinet-Walnut
Ce 70595 Ceramic, 12 mmf., ±5%, 500 v. Paper, 0.047 elf.- ±10%, 400 v.
R7 502122 220 ohm, ±20% C122, 0123 78571 Paper, 0.27 ml +110%, 400 v. 104336 Cap-Lamp cap
C9 73473 Ceramic, 4700 marl., +100% -0%, 500 v. C124Á B,C X3723 Cloth-Grillo-for mahogany cabinet
R8 502310 10,000 ohms, 110% 105765 Electrolytic, 35/35/20 elf., 400/400/25 v.
CIO 101374 Mica, 220 marl., ±20%, 500 v. R9 502410 100,000 ohms, 15% 0127 Part of Speaker Assembly X3725 Cloth-Grilla-for maple cabinet
C11
C12
C13
074
77530
77531
77532
105660
Ceramic, 7 mart., ±0.5 mmf., 500 v.
Ceramic, 47 mart., ±10%, 500 v. Coei: 0
Ceramic, 130 mmf., +21/2%, 500 v. Coef.-750
Feed thru, 1000 mart., +100% -0%, 500 v.
RIO
All
RI2
R13
502068
502122
502427
68 ohms, ±IO
220 ohms, 1-20%
270.000 ohms, ±10%
1101
1103 thru
1104, 1105
101998
106471
35787
Connector -contant polarized bmale lape input-
output, Inner input and phono input
Connector -2 -contact female lot phono motor or
lunar Isolation Iranalormar leads
Connector -Single contact female, for external
X3724
) 4752
74882
lrl
Cloth-Grille-for oak cabinet
walnutecabinet
Connector--2-contact
antenna cable
rnFM antenna cable
mal6--fer
Connector-3 -contact (polarised) male, for loop

502112 120 ohms, ±10% 1106
C15 73473 Ceramic, 4700 mini., +100% -0%, 500 v. R14 speakers for lunar compartment (SHP-B only)
502122 220 ohms, 120% Cushion-Lid
CI6 100150 Feed thru, 33 marl., ±5%, 500 v. RIS 1107 101526 leek-Internal speaker 100459
502410 100.000 ohms, ±5% PC101. PC102 106457 Circuit-Printed ircult audio coupling Escutcheon --Control knob
Cl7 thru C20 73473 Ceramic, 4700 mmf., +100%, -0%, 500 v. R16
104538
502112 120 ohms, 110% 102420 Hinge-Lid
C21 104205 Ceramic, 3300 marl., ±20%, 500 v. R17 502310 10,000 ohm, ±10% RESISTORS: Fixed, Composition, Vr tl unless 79957 Insulator-Rubber, record changer mounting (4
C22 73473 Ceramic, 4700 mmf., +100% -0%, 500 v. 818,019,320 502410 100,000 ohms, ±5% olherwice epeclRed eq d)
C23, C24 76992 Mica, 470 mart., 120%, 300 v. 109127 Knob-Bass or treble
R22 76346 1200 ohms, ±l0%, 4 w., wirewound
C26 73592 Paper, 0.047 elf., ±20%, 600 v. R23 R103 502282 8200 ohms, ±10%
.106446 Knob-Audio function
C27
502147 470 ohms, ±20% 104797 Knob-AM TM function
73473 Ceramic, 4700 mmf., +100% -0%, 500 v. 024 502427 270,000 ohms, ±10% R104 502410 100.000 ohms, ±10%
C28 105660 Feed thru, 1000 mmf., +100% -0%, 500 v. R105 502527 2.7 megohms, ±10%
104798 Knob-Tuning
R25 502439 Knob-Volume
C. 73473 Ceramic, 4700 mmf., +100% -0%, 500 v. R26 502410
390,000 ohms, ±10%
100,000 ohms, ±5%
R106 502410 100,000 ohms, ±10%
X3797 Lid-For cabinet
C30 76992 Mica, 470 marl., 220%, 300 v. 8107 502282 ohms, ±10%
R27 502210 1000 ohms, ±10% 8108 502527 2.7 m gosme,
X3799 Lid-For maple binez
COI 73473 Ceramic, 4700 marl., +100% "2%, 500 v, R28 502322 22,000 ohms, ±10% R110 502215 1500 ohms,
X3798 Lid-For oak cabinet
C32Á, C3213 73520 Electrolytic, 50/80 elf., 150/150 v. R29, R30 8110, RI11 502412
X3919 Lid-For cabinet
C33
502433 330,000 ohms, ±10% 120,000 ohms, ±l0% 103755 Motif-"New orthophonie high fidelity RCA Victor
79316 Paper, 0.01 elf., ±10%, 200 v. 831 502410 100,000 ohms, ±5% 8112 Part of PC702
C34 73473 Ceramic, 9700 marl., +100% -0%, 500 v. RI13A,R1I3B 106214 Control-Dual bass 76894 Nul-#10-32, for record changer mounting stud
R32 502415 150,000 ohms, ±10% #79339
C35 103440 Ceramic, 5.6 marl., ±0.5 mart., 500 v. Coef.-73300 R33 R114 Part of PC102 73634 Nut-Retainer for speaker
502610 10 megohmn, ±10%
C36 106185 Paper, 0.01 ml., ±70%, 400 v. R115, Allio Part of PC101 Ornament-"V" type for cabinet
.7 101000 Paper, 0.01 elf., ±I0%, 200 v.
S1A, SIB
TI
104608
100112
Switch-AM/FM function
Transformer-lsl FM IF
8117
R118A,AII8B
502422
106213
220,000 ohms,±le%
Control-Dual treble
104176
104421 Spring-For ltd support
C38 l03269Á Paper, 0.056 elf., ±10%, 400 v. T2
73508 Spring-Knob retaining
76335 Translormer-1st AM IF RI18 502322 22,000 ohms, ±10% Spring-Record changer mounting
f1 106344 Connector -2 -contact male for AC power T3 77513 Transformer-2nd FM IF R120 502422 220,000 ohms, 1.10%
704128
79339 Stud-Record changer mounting, front and rear
LI 77534 Coil-RF choke T4 76328 Transformer-2nd AM IF
8721 502322 22,000 ohms, ±10% positions
L2 77536 Coil-FM RF R122 502282 8200 ohm, X10% 104124 Stud-Record changer mounting, side position
T5 77512 Tranaformor,rd FM IF 8123Á61231/ Cont. 4-Loudness control with punk-Pull "on-
L3, L4 77525 Coll-AM RF T6 77511 Transformer-FM discriminator
106537 104922 Support-Lid
LS 77538 Coll-FM antenna off" witch (S102) 104539 Washer-Decorative, for lamp cap
1.6, L7 77526 Coil-AM oscillator
T7 104609
104612
Transformer-Power transformer
Bumper-For lunar wood frame (4 req'd)
8124
8125
502262
502215
8200 ohms, ±10%
1500 ohms, ±10%
79340 Washer-Fiber, for record changer
3t 79339
=e.t.a stud
U 77537 Coil-FM oscillator 8126,8127 502412 120,000 ohros,10% Washer-Nylon, foc c nlroi knobs
L9, LIO, LII
104611 Bumper-Rubber for R.F. shelf mounting 103929
77535 Coll-Filament choke 101394 Bushing-For tuning control shaft 8128 502310 10,000 ohms, ±10% 78753 Washe>`Ruóber is !sting, for record changer
R129 502427 270,000 ohms, ±10% unting stud :(79339
8130 502422 220,000 ohms, ±10% 104540 Window-For interior light
©John F. Rider r117 A CiCrTCt T!'t 11 CC AV' TIT et-, G, WV' aknCT a3V DCa 1 r71
CHASSIS RC -1168C, RP -205G-1
RCA VICTOR
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
Stereophonic High -Fidelity Combination Signal Generator
FM Alignment
For alignment operations connect the low side of the signal
generator to the receiver chassis. The output of the signal generator RANGE SWITCH IN FM POSITION
MODEL SHC-4 should always be controlled to prevent over -loading or excessive
AVC action.
VOLUME CONTROL MAXIMUM-TONE CONTROL CENTER
Tuner/Amp. Chassis No.

Record Changer RP
RC -1168C
-205G-1
Alignment Indicators
For measuring the developed d-o voltage across R45 or R47
during FM alignment an RCA VoltOhmyst® or an equivalent meter
Slo pe
gent ,'
O0SdoeoelIAgh Sig. gent
output
Tura radSo
dial lo-
Adluat for
peak output
should be used. Pi o1 V5
1
ówi
SERVICE DATA The RCA VoltOhmysl can also be used to indicate audio output '172z1.' 0.7 mc
voltage across the voice coil or developed voltage on the AVC bus.
- 1958 No. 14 - Alignment Sequence 2

Connect Voreig.t acroos R45
roolalo6 Adtu t Sig. gea. R47
tput to livo
- fore momrcd c
There is a slight interaction between AM and FM adjustments on 6 volts d -c oa VoltOhmyat. v.223:,74;..
the tuning condenser; if a large amount of adjustment is required
PREPARED BY COMMERCIAL SERVICE of any circuit, all others should be checked in the following order:
3 CorreaanVc5Ohm tan Trnb
RCA SERVICE COMPANY FM I.F. AM I.F. AM Osc. ant. ando.t.
t0
Ca). to ,ttdm
FM Om., not. and r.f. Final adjustment of AM ant. trimmer
A DIVISION OF 0000001 V050hmyst to pin #1 of VS
should be made with chassis and antenna in cabinet. 4
Model SHC-4 The "Mark IV" RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Pen 1 of V3 tt;T7 lop core.
CAMDEN 8, N. J. old lopó Bottom
Mahogany, Maple or Oak SELECTOR TUNING COND 5 BA6
'th .OI mld.' Qvtet potnt
TS
TUNING
SWITCH DRIVE DRUM 10.7 mc. atloW
CONT beq. nod
Stator ,1
6 col h lop and
SPECIFICATIONS a.0t m(d.' bottom corea
TUNING RANGE POWER SUPPLY RATING m

Standard Broadcast (AM) 115 volts, 60 cycles, 145 watts (includes record changer) LI -21/2T 9m meRem Mbdü
590-1,600 kc.
Frequency Modulation (FM) 88-108 mot 90 MC FM Ant.
FM ANT COIL torminal.
TUNING DRIVE RATIO 71/2:1 (3% turne of knob) 8 thru 120 136me. Reelace bottom
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCIES L3 -3T .tae los ma. .fga Meta. cz
90 MC i lise
M Dash ®t., CB z.f.
AM 455 kc. FM 10.7 mc. RECORD CHANGER
FM RF
TUBE COMPLEMENT
Turntable speed 16%, 337o, 95 or 78 r.p.m. 90 mc. 90 mc. .71,7*.
Record capacity Up to fifteen 7 inch or
(I) RCA 6CB6 R.F. Amplifier twelve 10 inch or Repoat step. 7, 6 and 9 0014 further
ad)oWmont does vos
10
(2) RCA 6X8 Kiser & Oscillator ten 12 inch or V2 Improvo calibxatiov.
(3) RCA 6BA6 IP. Amplifier
(4) RCA 6AU6 2nd F.M. I.F. Ampl.
ten 10 inch and 12 inch intermixed 6X8 Use ceramic disc capacitor with short leads.
Pickup Stock No. 106770 Stereophonic. Ceramic CONV
(5) RCA 6AU6 3rd F.M. I.F. AmpL Alternate loading may be necessary to provide accurate
TI
(6) RCA 6AL5 Ratio Detector AUDIO POWER OUTPUT 14 watts maximum 600 KC observation of peaks. Alternate loading involves the use of a 270
(7) RCA 6AV6 A M Det.-AVC-Ph. Inv. AM RF ohm resistor to load the plate winding while the grid winding of the
(8) RCA 6AL7-GT FREQUENCY RESPONSE 45 cycles to 20,000 cycles COIL SAME TRANSFORMER is being peaked Then the grid winding is
Tuning Eye loaded with the resistor while the plate winding is peaked. Only
(9) RCA SAS4A L4-31/2 T
Rectifier LOUDSPEAKERS 455KC one winding is loaded al any one time.
(10) RCA 6CG7 90 MC 10,7 MC
Two-channel Audio Preamp.
Two 12" PM "woofers" 8 ohms R 400 cycles FM OSC COIL It is possible to run the IF transformer cores all the way through
(11) RCA 6CG7 Two -channel Audio Ampl. (UNDERSIDE OF CHASSIS) the coil winding and obtain a second peak. This will Danee serious
Two 31/2" PM "tweeters" 6-8 ohms CO 3000 cycles
(12) RCA 6CG7 Two -channel Audio AmpL overcoupling and should be avoided by using a marked adjusting
(13) RCA 6V6GT Left Channel Output CABINET DIMENSIONS stick. The correct peak 's always the first peak obtained when the
(14) RCA 6V6GT Right Channel Output FM Coil Locations core is started in from the "backed all the way out" position.
Height, 341/4" Width, 38" Depth, 163/4"
Note: FM antenna, mixer and oscillator coils- are adjustable
by increasing or decreasing the spacing between turns. The location
DESCRIPTION of the tap on the antenna coil is % turn to Ye turn from the ground
end.
The "MARK IV" is a stereophonic high-fidelity combination A two -position slide -type switch, located on the back of the Oscillator frequency is above signal frequency on both AM
instrument consisting of a tuner/amplifier, stereophonic record chassis, is used to permit operating the two audio output channels and FM.
changer and four speakers all in one cabinet. in parallel when a 'left channel" speaker system is not connected.
me tuner/amplifier incorporates a tuned r.f. stage, mixer/oscil- Provision is made for use of this instrument ne a companion Oscilloscope Alignment
Iator, one stage of AM Lf. amplification and three stages of FM speaker unit in conjunction with Stereotape players.
if. amplification. Audio amplification .is twin-channel for stereo- It is preferable to use a sweep generator and oscilloscope for
phonic reproduction. Each audio channel o000ists of preamplifier, aligning I.F. and R.F. circuits to obtain a visual observation of curve
two stages of voltage amplification and, 6V6GT power output. shape during alignment.
Inverse feedback, derived from the secondaries of the two output With FM sweep generator connected between FM not. (#3) ter-
transformera, is applied to the third a.f. amplifient minal and chassis, and oscilloscope connected between the junction
of R40 -C33 and chassis, the overall FM linearity may be observed
The circuit is designed to enable tape recordinge to be made There should be a peak -to -peak separation of 250 kc. with 50,000
from either records (either monaural or stereo) or radio programs. microvolts Input.
The program being recorded can be monitored on the speakers.
For FM alignment of the ratio detector, connect oscilloscope to
A two-puehbutton switch, located above the tuning dial, is TUNING DRIVE CORD ASSEMBLY SHOWN junction of R40 -C33 as in alignment table, adjusting T9 top and
used to select either MONAURAL or STEREO audio output. This WITH rgNG IN CLOSED POSITION
bottom cores for 10.7 mc. crossover and balanced peaks. When
switch permite stereo reproduction from etereophonlc sources aligning other FM tuned circuits, connect oscilloscope to pin #1 of
and yet retaining many of the advantages of push-pull operation VS (3rd FM IF) and disconnect C29. Follow alignment table
when monaural ,Dorcas are used. A "left channel" external Dial Cord and Drive Assembly sequence, adjusting for maximum gain and symmetry.
speaker itystem must be used in conjunction with the "MARK IV"
when stereophonic sound in desired.
©John F. Rider
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE - LEAD DRESS
AM Alignment The RF transformer (TI) and the oscillator coil (T2) cores should
be adjusted on the peak obtained with the core coming out the lug
RANCE SWITCH IN liM POSITION end of the coil. When adjusting from the top of the chassis, this is SID -F W5
the peak with the core farthest into the coil.
FHh og. tgot Tum radio ádiust los
nda ol eiç. dlat ro- peak Dornur Critical Lead Dress
qen. to- m arien)
1. Dress R16, R33, R83 and R87 up in the air and away from
T6 betroa all other components.
coT6 1pri.) 2. Dress R51 and R54 down against chassis and keep leads short.
top
core (sec.) 3. Keepleads of C33 and C39 short and dress these components
455 kc. Q ie> down against chassis.
lreq. end 74 top 4. Keep all LF. bypass capacitor leads short.
Fl term. 4 is
T4 bottom) 5. Dress power line leads away from all audio leads et loudness
s Al mfd. core (pd.) control.
6. Do not relocate ground straps from chassis to R.F. shelf.
goagfully
I67A kc. opav CI7 7. Lead from terminal "B" of 1st FM I.F. transformer to switch
should be 3 inches ± Ye". a
I4W kc. 100 c. C3 oat. 8. Dress all components end wiring away fibm VI grid circuit.
4 nqnal CS r.l.
Keep grid end of R3 short.
tºr encas 9. Dress R42 down against chassis.
AM sheet a .e,Den ohm) the
ara one r.t. section (CIC) el the g®q. 10. Leads of R40 and R43 joining to R42 should be as short as
ant. input
sL-ip Possible.
60n kc.
600 kc. eigºal (Rock
2 Dac.
gaºg.) IL Keep knob light leads away from audio leads on same terminal
board.
Remore the 10.000 ohm resistor sad 12. Dress audio capacitors down against chassis and away from
peek 71 r.(. at 600 kr. heater leads wherever possible.
Repeat 3, 4, 5, 6 wed 13. Replace all shields securely if it has been necessary to remove
them.
SPEerEe SELECTION
00 TAPE 4NPIIT
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3 WRIT TO
INTERNAL SPEAKERS
Location of Tuber
and Major Components
Simplified Schematic Diagrams of Audio Circuit
CHANNEL GAIN EQUALIZATION
A gain equalization control le provided to enable the gain of NOTES

the RIGHT CHANNEL (internal speakers) to be balanced with the It is not necessary to measure the audio output while making the
gain oI the LEFT CHANNEL (external speakers). equalization adjustment; sufficient accuracy can usually be had
This equalization control (578) is located on the back of the by listening. This is best done by playing a monaural record with
chassis. When adjusting this control, five conditions must exist: the left channel speaker placed for stereo listening. Adjust the
balance control until the sound appears to be coming from a point
1. A monaural signal input noel be used. This .should be a
midway between the two epeakora,
monaural test record; use a frequency test record when moos-
using with an output meter or use a music record for listening If the external speaker system is other than 3.5 ohms impedance,
test. the output voltages will not be equal for equal power output.
2. The function switch must be in #1 position (PHONO). TO CHASSIS
3. The STEREO pushbutton must be depressed. This enables

the two channels to have independent outputs.
4. The speaker selection switch must be in the "INT. H EXT.
SPKRS." position. This is necessary for the two channels to
have independent outputs.
5. Both internal and external speaker systems must be con-
nected or the outputs loaded equally with resistors. If output
is measured with en output meter, a channel having n
speakers connected will have an abnormally high output
voltage reading.
Adjust the equalization control (R78) to obtain right channel out-
put equal to left channel output. The left channel gain is not
adjustable. Speaker Wiring Assembly
©John F. Rider CHASSIS RC -1168C, RP -205G-1

CHASSIS RC -1168C, RP -205G-1
=1213513=1..
6C66 6X8
RN AMP OSC.
2, go
10'71.10
o
0 68
R.6
R7
o
,h; Boa
. W. C20
C28
47
o
AN'R -F
AM SC.
2 3 5 8 7
°C- f27, eJ-go 8200
ir
C P 8 C2
,C12
6ALIGT
TUNING EYE IgN
V/4
SOCKET VOLTAGES
'AVETVIrWN
Tube Plate Screen Cathode PROM PRONT WITH CONTROL
0 V.
VI ...6CB6 215 66 0.47 2'11'20C73:1X6rrPg. COrT. MOTOR. BOARD

626
PH. INV. 36
V2 ....6X8 73 73 0 POSITION FUNCTION
Ose. 64 - 0
2
PHONO
V3 ...6906 230 88 0.85

"AnDln0 anvro
AM 04 ..60U6 230 62 1.75 n TAPE DIAL LIGHT IND. LIGHT COMP. LA. DIAL LIGHT
05 ..6A06 3.3 49 1.05 5AS4A ana 010.7 oar oroo ana N1037
V6 ...6AL5 0 0 0
RED131.K. RED -0
fc.,TEL.
N
RECT.
-ED B lug ,Afieu
...60V6 120 - 0 1.101 POS. N2
V8 ...60L7 234 RESISTANCE VALUES IN OHMS. 10 1000 OvCG7 623 RN
CAPACITANCE VALUES LESS.THAI.I.Oss 54 p,

TEL
C236 234 v.
61.8
r;:r
RE
Tube Plate Screen Cathode ZT.Tn"o'utcVnl Ter.' X-C, PU,U.n oNZ.,

POSITION ANO SHOULO WITHIN 220,
Vi ..6C86 170 55 0.44 WITH A.C. SUPPLY.
02.608 65 65 0 d;1;11U
Ose. 59 - 0 308 V 65 POSITIONS
V3 ..6BA6 228 80 0:88

FM V4 ..60U6 230 62 1.75 131 TETZad,21-
..6A06 3.6 50 1.0
V6 ...6A15 0 0 0
V7 ...6AV6 120 - 0
"STEREO -MONAURAL" PUSHBUTTON SWITCH Complete Schematic Diagram-Timer/Amplifier Chassis & Record Changer
V8 ...6AL7 232
0230 232
Voltages for 09 through 414 for all

v.
When the "Stereo" pushbutton is depressed, the two amplifier
channels are permitted to act independently for reproduction of
stereophonic sound. Moat be depressed for stereo.
When the -Monaural" pushbutton is depressed, the secondaries fa heater voltage of the mixer/oscillcdor tube (6X8) is
"INT. & EXT. - INT. ONLY" SLIDE SWITCH
This switch, located on the back of the chassis is used to permit
functions are as indicated on the of the two output transformers are connected in parallel to obtain approx. 0.4 volt lower than other tubes. This is due to the operating the two audio output channels in parallel when a "left
schematic diagram. many of the advantages of push-pull operation. filament choke coils L8 and L9. chcmnel" speaker system is not connected.
©John 7. Rider
SYMROL STOLE
REPLACEMENT PARTS
REPLACEMENT PARTS - Continued
DESCRIPTION SYMBOL STOCK
NO. NO. NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
"2.? "'Ne.'TNOK DESCRIPTION "Pg." 'NW' DESCRIPTION
CHASSIS ASSEMBLY RESISTORS:
RC -1168C Fixed, Compoaitio.:;,2alI unless otherwise 077 502233 3300 ohms, 310% MISCELLANEOUS
CAPACITORS:
e R78 106212 Control -Gain Equalisation
RI 105685 Antenna -AM loop
C1F
IA.- 103364 Variable tuning (includes C2, C3, CO, CR, CI7) R2
502233
502247
3300 ohms, 220%
4700 ohms, 210%
R79, 1180 502233 3300 ohms, 210% PI 77726 Connector -2 -contact male for "stereo -monaural"
R81, 1182 502910 100,000 ohms, _IO% witch cable
C2, C3 Part of CIA, B, C, D. E, F
R3 502522 2.2 megohma, 1-20% R83 512212 1200 ohms, 310%, w.
R4 502068 68 ohms, 110%
1
S6 106497 Switch-Function "atereo.monaural" push-button
C4 79251 Paper, 0.1 ad., 210%, 200 v. R84, R85 502447 470,000 ohms, 210% type
p5 502210 1000 ohms, 320%
C5 71520 Ceramic, 220 med., 210%, 500 v., Coe(. -750 R86 522115 150 ohms, 210%, 2 w. 100523 Board -Terminal board for FM antenna cable
Feed thru, 1000 mmf., +100% -0%, 500 v. p6 502010 IO ohms, 220% 2200 ohms, 210%,2 w.
C6 105660 py R87 522222 103911 Bracket -Knob escutcheon mounting
502310 10,000 ohms, 220%
C7 73473 Ceramic, 0.0047 ref., i-100%-0%, 500 v. 1188, R89 522047 47 ohms, 210%, 2 w. 106687 Button -"Monaural" push button
RB 502410 100,000 alma, 310%
C8, C9 Part of CIA. B, C, D. E, F
p9
R90 522622 22 megohme, 310%- 104364 Button-`Stereó' purl button
502233 3300 ohms, 310%
CIO 76739 Ceramic, 33 coin!., _I0%, 500 v., Coe(. -0 R9 502133 330 ohms, 210% S1A
X4140 Cabinet-Mahogany
CI 73473 Ceromic, 0.0047 ml., +100%--0%, 500 v. S1E th.- 106445 Switch -Function-4 position rotary type X4141 Cabinet-Maple
RIO 502539 3.9 megohme, 210%
C12 105660 Feed thru, 1000 mint, +100%-0%, 500 v. S3 Part of R71Á and R71B X4368 Cabinet-Oak
1112 502318 18,000 ohms, 210%
C13 71920 Ceramic, 220 mmf., 210%, 500 v., Coef.-750 SS 46760 Switch-Speaker selection, D.P.D.T. slide type 71892 Catch-Cabine! door
Cara. R13 5O2210 1000 ohms. 220%
Cil 73473 , 0.0047 ml., +100%-0%, 500 v. TI Coll-AM RF 30716 Clip -Magic eye tube mounting -less wing screw
CIS 39042 Ceramic, 47 mint., 210%, 500 v
Cool. 750
p14
pI5
512347
512415
47,000 ohms,
150,000
120%, w.
ohms, 220%, w.
1
T2
76338
76337 Coal-AM oscillator
X3723 Cloth -Grille for mahogany cabinet
C16 76349 Ceramic, 12 mm(., 210%, 500 v., Coe1.-330 1
T3
X3725 Cloth -Grille toc maple and oak cabinets
2200 ohms, 210%, 2 w. 75559 Transformer--11stst FM IF
Connector -2 -contact male for FM ®leva cable
R16 522222
C17 Pan o[ CIA, B, C, D, E, F 74752
RI7 4700 ohms, 110% T4 76335 Transformer-1st AM IF
C18 39668 Mica, D.0047 ref., 120%, 500 v. 502247
76329 Transformer-2nd FM IF 74882 Connector -3 -contact male for AM loop antennaTS
C19 73473 Ceramic, 0.0047 ml., +100%-0%, 500 v. R18 502068 68 ohms, 21070 cable
.0 R19 502347 47,000 ohms, 120 T6 76328 Transformer-2nd AM IF 104339 Cover--Cabinet back
33098 Ceramic, 10 mml, 203 air ., 500 v., Coef.-750 T7 77939 Coil -3rd FM IF
C21, C22 73473 Ceramic, 0.0047 ml., +100%-0%, 500 v. R20 502210 1000 ohms, 320% 101868 Cushion -Felt for record changer drawer
p21 $02522 2.2 megohma, 220% T8 77938 Transformer-FM ratio detector 104855 Dial-Tuning
C23A, C238 106210 Electrolytic, 20/20 mL, 400/400 v.
.4 79251 Paper, 0.1 m(., 210%, 200 v.
R22 502427 270,000 ohms, 210% 19 106334 Transformer-Power
Transformer-Output
X3750 Door-Cabinet door with record changez dcawec-
sel-less hardware -tor mahogany cabinet
C25
C26
73558
73960
Paper, 0.047 ref., 210%, 200 v.
Ceramic, 0.01 cot., +100% -0%, 500 v.
R23
R24
502439
502522
390,000 ohms, 310%
2.2 megohme, 320%
T10,.711 106211
101344 Bushing -Foc tuning control shaft X3751
1
Door-Cabinet door with record changer drawer

set-less hardware -(or maple cabinet
-
C27, C28
C29
73473
73960
Ceramic, 0.0047 ref., +100%-0%, 500 v.
Ceramic, 0.01 ml., +100% -0%, 500 v.
fl25
p26
502112
502410
120 ohms, 210%
100,000 ohms, 210%
103339
70392
Bushing -RF shell mounting (2 req'd)
Coble-AC power cable mid plug X3972
1
Door-Cabinet door with record changer drawer

I set-lass hardware-(oz oak cabinet
-
R27 502415 150,000 ohms, 210% 73935 Clip-1st AM, 2nd AM, and 3rd FM IF transformer
C30 73473 Ceramic, 0.0047 ref., +100% -0%, 500 v. unting 106534 Escutcheon -Control dial
.1 100369 Paper, 0.033 cot., +10%, 400 v. p28 502210 1000 ohms, 220%
106289 Clip -Mounting and datent for loudness control 106399 Escutcheon -Control knob
.2 103269A Paper, 0.056 m(., _10%, 400 v. A29 502410 100,000 ohms, 310%
220,000 ohms, 210
and "on -ell" swatch 104175 Escutcheon --Stereo switch
C33 105579 Paper, 0.0012 ml.. .10%, 400 v. 1130 502422 68592 Connector -8 -contact female socket for magic eye 103429 Eyelet -Metal chassis mounting
C34, C35 73473 Ceramic, 0.0097 ref., +100%-0%, 500 v. A31 502112 120 ohms, 210°h V8 -(less shell) 75548 Grommet-Rubber chassis mounting (4 cored)
C36 73960 Ceramic. 0.01 mL, +100%-0%, 500 v. R32 502322 22,000 ohms, 310% 72953 Cord -Dial drive (250 fool spool) 74308 Hinge-Cabinet door (1 set)
.7, C38 39644 Mica, 470 mmf., 1-10%, 300 v. R33
A34
512347 97,000 ohms, 220%,
220,000 ohms, 210%
1 w 74639 Fastener-R.F. shelf mounting (2 req'd) 79957 Insulator -Rubber toc mcozd changer mounting
C39 103166 Ceramic, 100 mmf., 220%, 500 v. 502422 16058 Grommet-Rubber -RF shelf mounting stud
C40 79181 Electrolytic, 2 ref., -10% +100%, 50 v. R35 502527 2.7 megohma, 110% 100270 Grommet-Strain relief for power cable (1 sel) 103928 1ewe1-For control knob escutcheon
C41 73960 Ceramic, 0.01 mL, +100% -0%, 500 v. R36 502610 10 megohma, 210% 106337 Plate-Dial bookplate with pulleys and brackets 103923 Knob-Function
pay Pointer -Dial
C43 105240 Paper, 0.047 ref., 310%, 900 v. 502518 1:8 megohma, 210% 103910 103924 Knob -Treble or ban
.4
C47
thru pet of PCI
A38
R39
502410
502415
100,000 ohms, 210%
150,000 ohms, 110%
102627
103909
Pulley -Aluminum %" O.D. (or dial bookplate
Shall -Tuning control
103921 Knob -Tuning
103922 Knob -Volume
C48 105240 Paper, 0.047 mL, 110%, 400 v. R40 502410 100,000 ohms, 110% 75708 Shell-For connector $68592 106325 Moll! -"Stereo onhophonlc high fidelity RCA
C49 dim
pan of PC2
R41 502382 82,000 ohms, 210% 73584 Shield-For VI Victor"
C52 R42 502110 100 ohms, 220% Shield-For V2
76331 33225 Nul-Retaining for knob escutcheon jewel
CS3 79343 Paper, 0.022 ml., 110%, 200 v. R43 502510 megohm, 220% 76972 Shield -For VIO
C.
1
74788 Nul-Retaining for motif
73558 Paper, 0.047 ml., 110%, 200 v. R44 502222 2200 ohms, 110% 100642 Socket-Lamp socket and lead assembly
CSS 79343 Paper, 0.022 ml., 310%, 200 v. R45 76894 Nul -Tt 10-32 for record changer m unling stud
502268 6800 ohms, 210% 104810 Sock°l-Lamp socket and twin lead assembly
C56 73558 Paper, 0.047 ref., 310%, 200 v. R46 ohms, 106426 mene -"V" shape
502212 1200 210% 100643 Socket-Lam
Socket -Lamp socket (molded bakelíle) with !soda OrnaX3759
C57, C58 105240 Paper, 0.047 ml., 210%, 400 v. R47 502268 6800 ohms, 210% and bracket Panel -Record changer
chan drawee back toc mahogany
C59, C60 78571 Paper, 0.27 mi., 210%, 400 v. 74179 Socket-7 pin miniature for VI cabinet
C6IA,B,C,D 101414 Electrolytic, 35/35/10/20 R. 77937 Socket -7 pin miniature for V3, V4, V5, V6 and V7 X3760 Panel-Record changer drawer back for maple
ref., 400/400/350/25 v. 502282 8200 ohms, 110% cabinet
C62, C63, 73960 Ceramic, 0.01 cot., +100% -0%, 500 v. R5 502527 2.7 megohma, 210% 31251 Socket -Octal for V9 X3761 Panel-Record changer drawer back for ink
C64 Socket -Octal for V13 and V14
R522 502410 100,000 ohms, 210% 102787 cabinet
C65 73473 Ceramic, 0.0047 ml., +100%-0%, 500 v. R53 502282 8200 ohms, 310% 76336 Socket -9 pin miniature for V2 Pull -Cabinet door and record changer drawer
IOW46
C67 Pan of Speaker Assembly R54 Socket, pin miniature for VIO
Paper, 0.01 ml., 110%, 200 v.
502527 2.7 megohme, 2101/4 76971 103912 Refractor-P.014ms for knob lamp
C68 101000 R. 502215 1500 ohms, 210% 100474 Socket -9 pin miniature for VII and V12 104159 Roller-Nylon, for retard changer drawer slider
C69 73473 Ceramic, 0.0047 ref., +100% -0%, 500 v. R56 502410 100,000 ohms, 310% 77585 Washer-"C" typo retaining Ior tuning control
C70, C71 106772 Electrolytic, ref., 50 v. R57, R58 shalt 75083 Screw-Wing type, for magic eye mounting clip
1
502412 120,000 ohms, 310%
103927 Shield -Rubber toc magic eye tube
Connector -2 -contact Part of PCI RECORD CHANGER WIRING
1. 38975 !smala for "aterao-monaural" R59
1603,060/3 106336 Control -Dual bane 103427 Slider -Extension slide for record ahnger drawer
switch P2 106344 Connector -2 -contact male phono power (1 eel)
12 35787 Connector -Single contact female for external R61 Part o( PCI P6 74882 Connector -3 -contact male pickup cable 104128 Spring -Conical spring for mounting record
speakers 1162. 063 Port of PC2 changer
100211' Connector -Closed end, for motor loads
13 101526 lack -Internal speaker R64A,R64B 106335 Control -Dual treble 74734 Spring -Tone, function or tuning knob retaining
14 106471 Connector -2 -contact !erse!., phono power 1165 502422 220,000 ohms, 210% SPEAKER ASSEMBLY 101069 Spring -Volume knob retaining
15, 16 101998 Connector -3 -contact (polarised) lama.. for AM R66 502722 22,000 ohms, 310% C67 100509 Capacitor -Electrolytic, 8 ml., 10 v. AC Stud -Record changer mounting (2 req'd)
antenna phono or tape input 78750
1167 502282 8200 ohms, 1.10% Cone -Cone onol voice Il kit for 12" speaker,
17 52131 Connector-2.contact female, auxiliary AC power 105913 79340 Washer-Fiber insulating washer be record
R68 502422 220,000 ohms, 110% clamped 961628-3 code 232 changer mounting stud
LI 103501 Coll -FM antenna R69 502322 22,000 ohms. 210% c°2«% Cone il kit for IT' speaker.
12 Part of "Macanese...,
100909 d ojee 104622 Washer-Felt for knobs
R70 502282 8200 ohms, 210% lastic-3 code 274
L3 76353 Coll -FM RF Housing -Plastic for 31h" speakers
103929 Washer -Nylon for knobs
R7IA,R7113 106536 Control-Dual volume with push-pull on -oil" 100467
L4 77973 Coil -FM oscillator switch (53)
'
105395 Speaker -3'h" PP.M.housing 78753 Wernher -Rubber for record chnger mounting stud
LS thru 71942 Coil -Filament choke R72 502215 1500 ohms, 210% 100897 Speaker-12" P.M. 102915 Washer-Vellutex for dial
L7 R73, R74 502412 120,000 ohms, 110%
L8, L9 76351 Coil -Filament choke R75 502427 270,000 ohms, 110%
PLI, PC2 106457 Clrcui -Printed circuit R76 502422 220,000 ohms, 310%
CHASSIS RC -1155B, RP -205G-1,
RS -171
AM/FM TUNER CHASSIS RC -1155B MODEL 9-T-2

This chassis is identical to Chassis RC-1155AX except Except for the use of Chassis RC-1155B instead of
RCA VICTOR for a slight difference in finish of the dial backplate and
the wood frame surrounding the dial.
RC-1155AX, Model 9-T-2 as used in Model SHC-7 is
identical to Model 9-T-2 as used in Model SHC-8.
Stereophonic High -Fidelity Combination

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
REFER TO SERVICE DATA 1958 NO. 13
MODEL SHC-7 (SHC-8, SHP-8, 9-T-2)
Stereophonic High -Fidelity Victrola®
FOR RECORD CHANGER INFORMATION
MODEL SHP-7 REFER TO "RP -205 SERIES SERVICE DATA"
Tuner Chassis No. RC -1155B AND TO "RP -205 SERIES SERVICE DATA SUPPLEMENT"
Amp. Chassis No. RS -171
Record Changer RP -205G-1 REPLACEMENT PARTS
AM/FM TUNER CHASSIS
SERVICE DATA RC -1155B
Model SHC-7 The "Mark VII D"
Model SHP-7 The "Mark VII"
- 1958 No. 15 - Same as previously listed for RC-1155AX in Service Data 1958 No. 13
Mahogany, Maple or Cherry (SHC-8, SHP-8, 9-T-2)

PREPARED BY COMMERCIAL SERVICE EXCEPT
Model SHC-7 is a combination radio-phonograph. It is a Stock No. X3971 Frame is used in place of X3823 Frame.
RCA SERVICE COMPANY
combination of Model SHP-7 and Model 9-T-2.
A DIVISION OF
Model SHP-7 is a phonograph using AF amplifier chassis
RS -171, record changer RP -205G-1 and four speakers. RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA AMPLIFIER CHASSIS
Model 9-1-2 is an AM -FM tuner using tuner chassis RC -1155B; CAMDEN 8, N. J. RS-171
it is an accessory designed for installation in Model SHP-7.
Same as previously listed for RS -171 in Service Data 1958 No. 13 (SHG8,
SHP-8, 9-T-2.
SPECIFICATIONS
RECORD CHANGER WIRING,
TUNING RANGE LOUDSPEAKERS SPEAKER ASSEMBLY
Standard Broadcast (AM) 540-1600 kc Two 12" PM "woofers" 6 8 ohms each a 400 cycles
Frequency Modulation (FM) 88-108 me Two 3t/ PM "tweeters" 6 8 ohms each g 3000 cycles Same as previously listed in Service Data 1958 No. 13 (SHG8, SHP-8, 9-T-2).
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCIES POWER SUPPLY RATING

10.7 me Model SHC-7: 115 volts, 60 cycles 140 watts MISCELLANEOUS
AM 455 kc FM
Model SHP-7: 115 volts, 60 cycles l05 watts
TUBE COMPLEMENT STOCK STOCK
AUDIO POWER OUTPUT NO. DESCRIPTION NO. DESCRIPTION
TUNER CHASSIS RC -115513 watts max. on each channel
Stereo 7
(1) RCA 68I6 RF. Amplifier Monaural 14 watts maximum 101363 Antenna-AM loop 106446 Knob-Function
(2) RCA 19X8 Mixer-Oscillator 104531 Bracket-Mounting for interior light 106666 Knob-Loudness
(3) RCA 12BA6 I.F. Amplifier FREQUENCY RESPONSE 45 cycles to 20,000 cycles 100523 Board-Terminal, far FM antenna cable 104798 Knob-Tuning
(4) RCA 12AU6 FM I.F. Amplifier 104796 Bushing-Rubber, for mounting tuner chassis X3974 Lid-For cherry bisque cabinet
(5) RCA 12AU6 FM I.F. Amplifier TUNING DRIVE RATIO 71/2:1 (33/4 turns of knob) X4428 Cabinet-Cherry Bisque 23973 Lid-For mahogany cabinet
(6) RCA 12ALS Detector
FM X4427 Cabinet-Mahogany X3975 Lid-For maple cabinet
DIMENSIONS (Overall) Nut-Retainer for speaker
(7) RCA 12AV6 AM Det: AVC-Phase Inv. X4433 Cabinet-Maple 73634
(8) RCA 35W4 Rectifier Height ....321/2" Width ...2913/ío" Depth .-.1711/lá' X3723 Cloth-Cabinet grille 76894 Nut-#10-32 for record changer mounting stud
74752 Connector -2 contact male for FM antenna #79339
AMPLIFIER CHASSIS RS -171 cable 106601 Pull-Decorative door pull
(1) RCA 6CG7 - Two -channel A.F. Preamplifier 74882 Connector-3 contact (polarized) male for AM 104421 Spring-For lid support
(2) RCA 6CG7 Two -channel let A.F. Amplifier loop antenna cable 104128 Spring-For mounting record changer
(3) RCA 6CG7 Two -channel 2nd A.F. Amplifier X3800 Cover-Polystyrene bottom for tuner compert- 74734 Spring-Retaining for control knobs
(4) RCA 6V6GT Left Channel A.F. Output ment 104124 Stud-Record changer mounting-front and
100459 Cushion-Lid rear positions
(5) RCA 6V6GT Right Channel A.F. Output
106425 Escutcheon-Control knob 79339 Stud-Record changer mounting-side posi-
(6) RCA 5Y3GT Rectifier tions
101051 Hinge-Lid-cherry and maple cabinets 104422 Support-Lid
RECORD CHANGER 102420 Hinge-Lid-mahogany cabinet 79340 Washer-Fiber, for record changer mounting
Turntable speed 1655,331/, 45 or 78 r.p.m. 79957 Insulator-Rubber, for record changer mount- stud #79339
Record capacity Up to fifteen 7 inch leg stud (4 req'd) 103929 Washer-Nylon for control knobs
or twelve inch.
10 13103 Jewel-Lamp cap 78753 Washer-Rubber, for record changer mounting
or ten 12inch. 104797 Kncb-AM/FM function stud #79339
or ten 10 in. and 12 M. intermixed. 104127 Knob-Bass or treble 104540 Window-For interior light
Pickup (Stock No, 106770) Stereophonic Ceramic
©John F. Rider
RCA VICTOR
Stereophonic High -Fidelity Combination
Models SHC-2, SHC-3 and SHC-6 are radio/phono-
MODELS SHC-2, SHC-3 graph instruments very similar to Model SHC-4,
Tuner/Amp. Chassis No. RC -1168C

Tuner/amplifier chassis RC -1168C is used in Models
SHC-2, SHC-3 and SHC-4. Tuner/amplifier chassis RC -
MODEL SHC-6 1168D is used in Model SHC-6, it differs front RC -1168C
only in the omission of the indicator lamp and the knob
Model SHC-2 Model SHC-3 lamp.
The "Mork H" The "Mark III" Tuner/Amp. Chassis No. RC -1168D
Mahogany or Cherry Mahog., Oak or W' al.
Record Changer RP -205G-1
SERVICE DATA FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

- 1958 No. 17 - REFER TO SERVICE DATA PREVIOUSLY
Model SHC-6 ISSUED FOR MODEL SHC-4,
The -'Mark VI" PREPARED BY COMMERCIAL SERVICE
Mahog., Oak or Wal, RCA SERVICE COMPANY
A DIVISION OF following "MISCELLANEOUS" items are used on Model
PARTS LIST ADDITIONS The
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA SHC-3 but not on Model SHG4. Refer to replacement parts listing
(All models) of Model SHC-4 for all other items.
CAMDEN 8, N. J.
On original production, a two-piece motif was used; on late pro- STOCK
duction a one-piece motif is used. This one-piece motif (Stock No. NO. DESCRIPTION
SPECIFICATIONS 106789) can be used to replace the two-piece motif.
X4485 Cabinet-Mahogany
TUNING RANGE POWER SUPPLY RATING Description
X4487 Cabinet-Oak
Stock No. X4486 Cabinet-Walnut
Standard Broadcast (AM)
Frequency Modulation (FM)
540-1,600 kc.
88-108 mc.
115 volts, 60 cycles, 145 watts (includes record changer)
TUNING DRIVE RATIO 742,1 (33/4 turns of )mob)

106789 Motif-"Dual Amplifier
Fidelity RCA Victor"
Stereo -
Orthophonie High -
X5045
103771
X5033
Cloth-For speaker baffle and cabinet door
-
Clip-Retaining for cabinet back cover latch pin
Door-With cloth and back panel less binges for
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCIES Connector-2 -contact female for FM antenna cable
AM 455 kc. FM 10.7 mc.
RECORD CHANGER
74879
(part of chassis assembly) X5035
mahogany cabinet
Door-With cloth and back panel - less hinges for
TUBE COMPLEMENT
(1) RCA 6CB6
Turntable speed
Record capacity Up to fifteen
twelve 10
16%,
inch or
331/2, 45
7 inch or
or 78 r.p.m.
X5034
oak cabinet
Door-With cloth and back panel
walnut cabinet
- less hinges for
R F. Amplifier ten 12 inch or 106763 Escutcheon-Control knob
(2) RCA
(3) RCA
(4) RCA
6X8
6BA6
6AÚ6
Mixer & Oscillator
I.F. Amplifier
2nd F.M. I.F. Ampl.
Pickup Stock No. 106770
AUDIO POWER OUTPUT

ten 10 inch and 12 inch intermixed
Stereophonic Ceramic
14 watts maximum
FOR RECORD CHANGER INFORMATION
- 106773
71892
X5042
Latch-For cabinet back cover
Latch-For cabinet door
Legs-Front legs and cross bar assembly for mahogany
cabinet (1 set)
(5) RCA 6AU6 3rd F.M. I.F. Ampl.
AND TO "RP -205 SERIES SERVICE DATA X5044 Legs-Front legs and cross bar assembly for oak cabi-
(6) RCA 6AL5 Ratio Detector
FREQUENCY RESPONSE 45 cycles to 20,000 cycles net (1 set)
(7) RCA SAVE A M. Det.-AVC-Ph, Inv. SUPPLEMENT" X5043 Legs-Front legs and cross bar assembly for walnut
(8) RCA 6AL7-GT Tuning Eye LOUDSPEAKERS cabinet (1 set)
19) RCA 5AS4A Rectifier Two 12" PM "woofers" 8 ohms @ 400 cycles X5039 Leg-Rear leg for mahogany cabinet
(10) RCA 6CG7 Two 31/2" PM "tweeters" 6-8 ohms 3000 cycles X5041 Leg-Rear leg for oak cabinet
Two -channel Audio Preamp. @
Leg-Rear leg for walnut cabinet
X5040
Ill) RCA 6CG7 Two -charnel Audio Ampl. 101859 Spring-Extension for cabinet back cover latch.
CABINET DIMENSIONS The following "MISCELLANEOUS" items are used on Model
(12) RCA 6CG7 Two -channel Audio Ampl.
SHC-2: Height. .36" Width ....374 " Depth.... 19" SHC-2 but not on Model SHC-4. Refer to replacement parts listing
(13) RCA 6V6GT Left Channel Output of Model SHC-4 for all other items.
SHC-3: Height.... 35" Width 41 Vs" Depth 181/4"
(14) RCA 6V6GT Right Channel Output SHC-6, Height... .31" Width 391/4" Depth.... 174"
The following "MISCELLANEOUS" items are used on Model
STOCK DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION NO. SHC-6 but not on Model SHC-4. Refer to replacement parts listing
for Model SHC-4 for all other items.
Models SHC-2, SHC-3 and SHC-6 are stereophonic high-fidelity used. A "left channel" external speaker system must be used in X4426 Cabinet --Cherry
combination instruments, each consisting of a tuner/amplifier, conjunction with the combination instrument when stereophonic X4425 Cabinet-Mahogany STOCK.
stereophonic record changer and four speakers all in one cabinet. sound is desired. 104860 Cap-L.H. trim for knob escutcheon or "Victrolá' No DESCRIPTION A
The tuner/amplifier incorporates a tuned r.f. stage, mixer/oscil- 104861
drawer escutcheon
Cap-R.H. trim for knob escutcheon or "Victrolá' 24497 Cabinet-Mahogany-less legs D
lator, one stage of AM If. amplification and three stages of FM drawer escutcheon X4498 Cabinet-Oak-less legs
If. amplification. Audio amplification is twin -channel for stereo- X3978 Door-L.H. and R.H.-less hardware, for cherry cabinet X9499 Cabinet-Walnut-less legs
phonic reproduction. Each audio channel consists of preamplifier, X3977 Door-L.H. and R.H.-less hardware, for mahogany 103771 Clip-Tubular for back cover latch pin
two stages of voltage amplification and, 6V6GT power output. cabinet X5045 Cloth-Grille for cabinet
X3980 Drawer-Record changer mounting-less hardware- 106800 Escutcheon-Control knob
Inverse feedback, derived from the secondaries of the two output 106801 Escutcheon-"Stereo/Monaural;' for slide switch (06)
for cherry cabinet
transformers, is applied to the third a.). amplifiers. Drawer-Record changer mounting-less hardware- 101051 Hinge-Cabinet lid
X3979
for mahogany cabinet 16773 Latch-For cabinet back cover
A switch is used to select either MONAURAL or STEREO Z5050 Leg-Metal-for cabinet
audio output. On Models SHC-2 and SHC-3 this switch is a 106590 Escutcheon-Control knob
106591 Escutcheon-"Viclrola" drawer 74712 Nut-Retainer for motif
two-pushbutton typo and is located above the tuning dial. On Panel-Record changer drawer back-mahogany only 109423 Nut-Tee--cabinet leg mounting
Model SHC-6 this switch is a slide typa and is located in the
record changer compartment. This switch permits stereo repro-
102849
106592
stocked for replacement
Pull-Door pull with key (RH and LH) (1 sol)
106819
33900
Support-Cabinet lid
Switch-"Stereo/Monaural" function switch (06)
slide type
-
duction from stereophonic sources and yet retaining many of the 102848 Slider-For record changer drawer (2 req'd)
advantages of push-pull operation when monaural sources are
-D, RP -205G-1
tJohn F. Rider CHASSIS RC -1168C,
CHASSIS RC -1155B, RP -205G-1, RS -171A
e
RCA VICTOR
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
Stereophonic High-Fidelity Combination
ALIGNMENT INDICATORS: FM SWEEP ALIGNMENT:
MODEL SHC-9 An RCA VoltOhmystek or equivalent meter is necessary for meas- 11 an FM sweep generator is aced for FM alignment, adjust for
uring developed d-c voltage during FM alignment. Connections aro
Stereophonic High -Fidelity Victrola® specified in the alignment tabulation. An output motor is also neces-
10.7 rue, 0.9 me sweep. Connect oscilloscope across C23, adjusting
discriminator T6 lop core for 10.7 me crossover, god T6 bottom core
sary to indicate maximum audio output during AM alignment. for balanced peaks. Peak separation should be approximately 330
Models SHP-9 and SHR-9 on SHB-2

MODEL SHP-9 Connect the output meter across the speaker voice coil. The RCA
VoltOhmyst can also be used as an AM alignment indicator, either
kc. When aligning the other FM tuned circuits, connect oscilloscope
lead through a 220K resistor to pin of VS. Follow alignment table 1
to measure audio output or to measure AVC voltage. When audio sequence, adjusting for maximum gain and symmetrical curves.
AM -FM Tuner MODEL 9-T-2 output is being measured, the volume control should be turned to
maximum. Adjust tone controls to mid -position.
o
FM Alignment b
Record Storage M
Cabinet SHR-9
ODEL
SIGNAL GENERATOR:
For all alignment operations, connect the low side of the signal
FUNCTION SWITCH IN FM POSITION
Auxiliary Speaker generator to the receiver chassis. If output measurement is used Step'
Ce nnact high Sig.gen. Turn radio Adjust for
MODEL SHS-9
do of sfg.
for AM alignment, the output of the signal generator should be kept gen. output dial to- max. output
Cabinet as low as possible to avoid AVC action.
l
T6 top core
for zero d.c.
Benches MODELS SHB-1, SHB-2 AM Alignment 1 Pin No. 1 0l
VS-12ÁU6
rosa
T6 bottom re
for maximum d.c.
Tuner Chassis No. RC -1155B FUNCTION SWITCH IN AM POSITION
Quiet
1 I
Alb and 919

netlan st
Ce nnect high point al

Amp. Chassis No. RS -171A Steps ida of aig. Sig. gen.
output
Turn rodio
dial to-
Ad)ust for
peak output
2
Ptn No.
V4 -12ÁU6
I o1
10.7 me low
frequency
tT5 top core
gen, to
and
Record Changer RP -205G-1 Pin No. 1 T4 bottom 3 PV3 N8 1Á o }T3T oet to
0l V3 (sec.)
DATA in '.erfes
1
Model 9-T-2
SERVICE
top
with .Ol mid Oáiet p Int eo o (Pri.) Tl top c re
Model SHC-9 The "Mark IX D" AM -FM Tuner thigh Cl-8 t"T eboetlom
(Tod'.
(mod.) bent Stator
Model SHP-9 The "Mark IX"
Model SHS-9-Same as above except
- - 1958 No. 19 2
Tap lug
(No. 4) on
AM RF coil
freq. end T2
co T2
(taste.)
5 87 me
87
1Osed) fFMLBoac.
that cabinet top does not open. core (pri.) (gang clo
Eboot'. Mahogany, Oak or Walnut PREPARED BY COMMERCIAL SERVICE 3 1620 ke. 1620 kc. 106 me TFM R.F.
106 ma
od.) (gang open) CIE' (OBC.) 6
algnal C1B-T
Model SHC-9 is a combination radio-phonograph. It is a RCA SERVICE COMPANY FM Ant.
Short wire 1400 kc. 1400. kc. CIA -T (ant.) 7 terminal'270 90 me fl-MTaR.F.
combination of Model SHP-9 and Model 9-T-2. A DIVISION OF 4
(mod.) signal CIO -T loll thru 90 me 40 me
pllooP locar ohm resistor
Model SHP-9 is a phonograph using AF amplifier chassis RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA 6
radiated
signal gang e
Repeat 'teps 6 and 7 until mas(mum
RS-17IA. record changer RP-205G -I and three speakers. 6sgnkal (1Loc k gain Is obtained
CAMDEN 8, N. J. md
Model SHS-9 is an auxiliary speaker cabinet using three 6 L4 (RF) 100 me 100 me }coM1 ant.
kignal IS
speakers. 1
Model 9-T-2 is an AM -FM tuner using tuner chassis RC -11559: 7 Repeat etapa 4, S an 6 until maximum II necessay for aeeurata peaking, the winding In the same transformer
gafo is odbtained n being peaked should be loaded with 680 ohm re'iator.
I t
it is an accessory designed for installation in Model SHP-9. tConnect Vo1lOhmyst to pin of r: through a 220' isolating relator with
I
Oscillator frequency is above signal frequency on both AM and FM 4' inch m x'mu posed lead gad terminal end. Output adjusted for
1
1 volt d.cDreae VoltOhmy'I lead away from input mrcults.
SPECIFICATIONS NOTE-FM coils L8, L2 and LS are adjusted by increasing or de-

creasing spacing between turns.
TUNING RANGE RECORD CHANGER IISV. AC
Standard Broadcast (AM) 540-1600 kc Turntable speed 16%, 331lo, 45 or 78 r.p.m. POWER INPUT\
Frequency Modulation (FM) 88-108 me Record capacity Up to fifteen 7 inch T7
or twelve 10 inch. IàOLATION AM ANT. FM ANT.
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCIES TRqNSFORMER TERMINALS TERMINALS
or ten 12 inch.
AM ... .. 455 kc FM 10.7 me or ten 10 in. and 12 in. intermixed.
/
Pickup (Stock No. 106770) Stereophonic Ceramic
TUBE COMPLEMENT
FREQUENCY RESPONSE 50 cycles to 20,000 cycles va
TUNER CHASSIS RC -11559
TUNING DRIVE RATIO 71/2:1 (3% turns of knob)
10.7MC IoMC
Ts
12A U6 10.7 MC
T3
V
iloo MC 140NC
(1) RCA 6316 R F. Amplifier ® 2ndFM T2
1
e ANT
(2) RCA 19X8
(3) RCA 12BA6
Mixer -Oscillator
.. I.F. Amplifier
DIMENSIONS (Overall)
SHC-9, SHP-9, (Height. 321/2" Width.. 291/2" Depth. ,161/2"
DISC. 3rd.FM I-FAMP
2nd. FM
455KC
®
12t .AM
(l 6fgl--1
4MP
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AM
(4) RCA 12AU6

(5) RCA 12AU6
.. FM I.F. Amplifier
FMI.F. Amplifier
or SHS-9
SHR-9
f with legs
Height ..141/2" Width. 291/2" Depth. .161/2"
955KC
0
T4 V3
12BA6 Io.7MG
T1
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I6 106MC
(6) RCA 12AL5 FM Detector SHB-I, Length.. 601/2" Width.. 171/2" 2n0AM I.`-Ara L4
01-113-2 ®
(7) RCA 12AV6 AM Dot.-AVC-Phase Inv. AÚ010
600KC .-VL2 csc
(8) RCA 35W4 .............. Rectifier OUTPUT l'f _ FM AN -RF v2 90MC
T
I900KC
19..- CID AM RF
AMPLIFIER CHASSIS RS -171A MI%ER
1
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(I) RCA
(2) RCA
6CG7.
6CG7.
_ Two -channel A.F. Preamplifier
Two -channel 1st A.F. Amplifier
L6
600KC
AM-ÓSC
\I MC
CIE
T% 1620 KO
AM OSC
(3) RCA 6CG7 Two -channel 2nd A.F. Amplifier
(4) RCA 6V6GT Left Channel A.F. Output
(5) RCA 6V6GT.. Right Channel A.F. Output
(6) RCA 5Y3GT Rectifier
POWER SUPPLY RATING
Model SHC-9: 115 volts, 60 cycles 140 watts DIAL
TYPE
LAMP
R IB4T TUNING .17t,u-ru DIALM LAMP
TYPE 1947
Model SHP-9: 115 volts, 60 cycles 105 watts CONTROL SELECTOR
$WITCH
LOUDSPEAKERS
One 12" PM "woofer" 3 2 ohms e 400 cycles Chassis-View Showing Lora on of Tubes and Controls
Two 391 PM "tweeters" 6.8 ohms each e 3000 cycles RC-11558 Tuner
CJohn F. Rider
SHC-9, SHP-9, SHS-9, 9-T-2
POSITION #1 - PHONO SINGLE
Yellow leads (secondary tapi of both output trarx-
DESCRIPTION tormers art connected in parallel through 5101-B Front.
J101
Model SHC-9 is a radio-phonograph. It is a combination of ended amplifiers for dual -channel amplification of .stereophonic TO V10213
TAPE
Model SHP-9 and Model 9-T-2. sound from records or tapes. The outputs of these two single -ended (LEFT
)0104 CHAN)
Model SHP-9 is phonograph designed for use with either amplifiers are reconnected as a push-pull amplifier when using the .047
stereophonic records or monaural records. The instrument employs instrument for monaural reproduction. Three 6CG7 tubes (dual
audio amplifier chassis RS -171A, record changer RP-205G-1, one triode) provide three stages of dual -channel AF amplification; a 120RIII N
12 -inch wide -range speaker and two 31 inch tweeters mounted 6V6GT tube is used for power output in each channel. Negative
n plastic housings to give panoramic distribution of the higher feedback. applied to each third AF amplifier, is derived from the J102 B+ POSITION #2-PAINS STEREO
frequencies. secondaries of the two output transformers. Identical to Position #1 except that:
TUNER GROUNDED
The tuner chassis provides R-F amplification on both AM and FM A dual loudness control and dual tone controls are used to pro- 11l There is no connection between term. #7 and
operation. The FM ®tenuº input is broad-banded and resonates to vide equal and simultaneous regulation of volume and tone in each #enB or betweenh. term. #11 and #2 of the funs.
the approximate conter of the FM band. The mixer is pentode amplifier channel. A gain equalization control in the input of the li Switc
connected for AM operation and triode connected for FM opera- right channel 3rd AF amplifies stage permits the right channel TO V102A 121 1101-B Front does net connect yellow leads of out-
tion. AM I-F circuits use a conventional I -F amplifier and a diode (internal speakers) output to be balanced with left channel (ex- put transformers in parallel.
detector which provides AVC voltage. FM I -F circuits include three ternal speakers) output. CI09
(flIGHT
CHAN.)
I -F amplifiers without AVC and a discdminator detector. An item of J103 04T
A speaker selection switch (one system or two system) is used to
unusual interest is the inclusion of cm A.F. phase inverter in This connect the two amplifier channels in parallel when internal PHONO RtD
chassis. This simplifies switching between stereo and monaural speakers only are used. Provision is made to use this instrument 120K
operation in the di, chassis. AC supply voltage for the 35W4 as a companion speaker in conjunction with other amplifiers when B+
rectifier tube and the series connected tube heaters is obtained from so desired. POSITION #5-TAPE SINGLE
an isolation transformer.
A four -speed record changer (16%, 331/2, 45 and 78 r.p.m.) is Identical to Position #1 except that,
A five -position audio function snitch is contained in the audio used which is designed for use with either stereophonic or monaural SIOIA (1) Through connection of tape inputs is made through
amplifier chassis and permits use of a tape recorder in conjunction records. It utilizes a ceramic two-stylus pickup having two elements term. #12 and #7 instead of #11 and #7.
with either radio or phono functions. This chassis has two single- and two audio outputs. 5101-8 TO OUTPUT 121 Yellow leads of both output transformers are con-
12 2 R104 OF V101-13 nected in parallel through 5101-B Front.
7.17,1/0r.."
I-F
I01
TOPE
SIOi
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TI
( TI03 123.17IÁ Amplifier Chassis- 74-r."-3107
RIOT
r00UTFUT
VI01-A
(1) Tuner input is connected 'to grids of V101-A andV101Á.
View Showing Location (21 Output to tape recorder (1101) is connected to outputs of 81014
of Tubes and Controls and 8101-B as in Position #1.
ar PANs S101 -B
TO GRID (3) Yellow leads (secondary tap) of both output transformera are con-
nected in parallel through S101 -B Front.
J102 eF V101 -B
TUNER
TO GR1D
tlap:g <Y.
OF VI01-A
T103 sPEAKERs
Simplified Schematic Diagrams of Function Switch in
101
Amplified Chassis RS -171A
pvi TO
JI03
PHONO
5103
SI -A
TI021
ere'J INT. 4 EKT.
PREANP.
TVPE P44 T101 TAP

oVONeESeeWONTN
TAIT.7 T4NCeNr`
J103 PNon o INPVT

OF VIDI -4
CRITICAL LEAD DRESS S101 .0 0

CHASSIS RC -1155B 9. Filament chokes LlO and LII should be raised a minimum of J102 GROUNDED
1. AS FM IF transformer grid and plate leads should be short and. 1/16" above chassis. TUNER
direct as possible and kept low, near chassis. 10. Oscillator grid condenser C12 should have short leads and be.
2. RI8 and R19 leads should be kept as short as possible on T6 dressed away from filament choke L10.
terminal 6 side. I1. Keep wires and components away from 1200 ohm resistor 922.
3. Keep leads V5 pin 5, to T6 term 1, as short as possible and 12. C24 should ground in hole near terminal 5 of V6 with short
low near chassis. leads.
4. Dress C33 down on chassis and against terminal board. Run 13. Heavy buss lead from terminal 6 of V2 to SI -A terminal 9
filament lead between V5 and V6 on side of V6 socket opposite should be short and direct. JI03
C33.
CHASSIS RS -171A PHONO
5. AS bypass capacitors should have leads as short as possible.
1. The following components, R103, R104, 9105, R111 and C104, in
6. Green lead from AM osHllator slater gang terminal
to AM the preamplifier (VI01) circuit should have relcdively short
oscillator coil should be dressed against front of shield box leads and be dressed away born R106, R107, 8108, R110 and
and up above filament choke. C109.
142Á2.13
7. Fir plate choke LI, should be dressed a1 least t/s" away from
POSITION #4-TAPE STEREO
2. Stand PC10I and PC102 vertically between the tono controls. I1) Tape Inputs are connected Independently
AM R.F. coil L4 and at least Ye" hors shield. to grids of 8101-11 and
3. Dress all wires and components away from R140 (2200 ohms). V101 -B.
8. Mixer grid condenser C10 should be dressed away from FM
oscillator gang stator terminal and away from leads connecting 4. Leads from (unction switch to V101 should be dressed down to 121 Tuner Input Is grounded.
to terminals 8 and 9 of V2 socket. chassis and against chassis apron; maintain some separation (3) Phono Input Is open circuited.
between wires. Yellow leads (secondary tap) of the output
141 transformers are not
connected in parallel. Turning Drive Cord Assembly
®John A. ºa.x.-
CHASSIS RC -1155B, RP -205G-1, RS -171A
R -F SHELF SHIELD
6836 12BAG 12AU6 I2ALS
R-FAM}L. C8 MR AND FM 2N0. F.M FM DET.
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6CG7 220: 912,
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ISO P2 IMP 1500
bBLü INTERNAL SPEAKERS
;IRK. FOR RIGHT CHANNEL
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V6
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V5
12AU6
V4
12AU6
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12BA6
V2
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4700 T 0 14700 T4TCa0
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5Y3GT
RECT.
«k. LEFT O O RIGHT DSI Y105 V104 V103 V102 V101
NGE% 2 INDEX 51 6 5101 FUNCTION SWITCHES CHAN. CHAN. 46 6V6GT 6V6GT 6CGT'6CG7 6W7
TAB , TAB FRONT AND REAR SECTIONS V P2 J105
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L3 L6 -L7 FROM FRONT AND SHOWN IN MA%.
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COUNTER -CLOCKWISE POSITION N0.7 BRN-BLK.
COIL COIL 51 $101
POSITION 1-A41 RADIO POSITION I -PHONO SINGLE SRN. 7, 511 5,
POSITION 2 -F -M RÁ010 POSITION 2-PHONO STEREO
POSITION 3 -TUNER 174ÁC
POSITION 4 -TAPE STEREO 60N
POSITION 5 -TAPE SINGLE
FOR RECORD CHANGER INFORMATION- Complete Schematic Diagram

The output to a tape recorder at the TAPE INPUT/OUTPUT jack SPEAKER SELECTION SWITCH
AND TO "RP -205 SERIES SERVICE
(1102) is two -channel stereophonic when stereophonic records are The speaker selection switch (S)03) must be set at INT. ONLY"
DATA SUPPLEMENT" being played (function switch must be set to PHONO STEREO). at all times except when external speakers are connected to the
The output to a tape recorder is identical On both channels when: left channel "EXT." speaker jack.
(1) Monaural records are being played. The speaker selection switch (5103) must be set at "INT. &
(2) When function switch is set at either PHONO SINGLE or EXT." to permit stereophonic sound reproduction from either records
TUNER. or tape.
©John F. Rider
SHC-9, SHP-9, SHS-9, 9-T-2
REPLACEMENTS PARTS (Continued)
CHANNEL GAIN EQUALIZATION-CHASSIS RS -171A YMOO
DESCRIPTION SYMBOL SNCK
NOC DESCRIPTION
A gain equalization control is provided to enable the gain of the 4. Both internal and external speaker systems must be connected 73935 Clip-IF transformers mounting
RIGHT CHANNEL (internalspeakers) to be balanced with the or the outputs loaded equally with resistors. If output is 5101 A,s101B 106209 Switch-Function
74879 Connector -2 -contact female for antenna loads 5102 Part of RI23A, A123B
gain of the LEFT CHANNEL (external speakers). Measured with an output meter, a channel having no speakers 74882 Connector-3 -contact male audio cable (rom tuner 5103 46760 Switch-Speaker selector
This equalization control (8132) is l rated the bottom apron connected will have an abnormally high output voltage 72953 Cord-Dial drive (250 foot spool) TIOI 106458 Transformer-Power
of the chassis toward the front of the cabinet o When adjusting this reading. 104610 Dial-Tuning control 0102. 7103 106211 Transformer-Output
ontrol, lour conditions must exist: Adjust the equalization control (R132) t obtain right channel
101345 Eyelet-For RF shelf mounting grommet ]0392 Cable-AC power ca cable and plug
A monaural signal input must be used. Thisshould be a 104603 Eyelet-Tuner wood frame and dial mounting 106289 CliáMountiotg andchetent for loudness control
1. output goal to left channel output. The left channel gain is not X3971 Frame-Wood frame for AM/FM tuner dial
monaural record; use a frequency test record when measuring adjustable. 16058 Grommet-Rubber RF shell mounting (4 req'd) 100270 Grommet-Strain relief for power cable .(1 net)
with output meter use a music record for listening test 10.612 Plate-Dial back late with 'h" O.D. pulley, 100643 Socket-Pilot lamp socket and leads
The function switch (5101) must be in k2 Pon tion (PH NOTES: double pulley nah-less double pulley
/\
2. 102787 Socket-Octal for V104 and VI05
STEREO)- This enables the two channels to have independent It is not necessary to measure the audio output while making the 104305 Pointer-Control dial 31251 Socket-Octal for v106
outputs. equalization adjustment; sufficient accuracy can usually be had by 101352 Pulley-Double for dial bookplate 76971 Socket -9 pin miniature for V101 and 1102
3. The pecker selection switch (5103) must be in the 'WI'. & listening. 101351 Pulley-RF shelf drive cord 100474 Socket -9 pin miniature for V103
EXT. sSPKRS." position. This is necessary for the two channels If the external speaker system is other than 3.5 ohms impedance,
102327 Pulley-," O.D. for dial bookplate
34300 ScPulleys 6-32 '/." cup point for driven cord RECORD CHANGEA WIRING
the output voltages will not be equal for equal power output.
to have Independent outputs.
104604 Shaft-Tuning control P103 74882 Connector -3 -contact male
cable
- for phono pickup
75192 Shield-Far VI P104 106344 Connector -2-contact male, for phone motor cable
Shield-For
ci erc
[],ov Ì }
79721
79263
100642
77087
Shield-For
V2
V6
Socket-Lamp socket and lead assembly
Socket-7 pin miniature for VI
100211 Connector-Closed end for phono motor tende
SPEAKER ASSEMBLY
7311] Socket -7 pin miniature for V3, V4, V5, V6, V7 6 0726. CI27 IOOSO9 Capacitor-Electrolytic.8 ml., 10 v. AC
ac VB 31048 Connector-Sindg e contact male for speaker
pea cable
100111 Socket-9 pin miniature for V2 100467 Housing-Plastic, for 3K" speaker
100109 Spring-Drive cord 100395 Speaker-Plan PM
Washer-"C" type retaining for doubla pulley Speaker-I2"
'
t2
z" E
®
77586
77585 Washer-"C" type retaining for tuning control
shaft
106702 PM
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
LÑ (] st MODELS d UM
AMPLIFIER ASSEMBLY 101363 Antenna-AM.loop for SHC-9
RS-17IA 100523 Board-Terminal for FM antenna for SHC-9
CAPACITORS: 104531 Bracket-Mounting for window
Speaker Connections-Model SHC-9 or SHP-9 Speaker Connections-Model SHS-9 C103A, C103B 106210 Elootro1Ytio, W.
mi., 400/400 v. 104796 Bushing-Tuner mounting for SHC-9
0104 105290 Paper, 0.047 ml., ±l0%, 400 v. X4496 Cabinet-Black-less legs
IMPORTANT clos mru part of PC102 X4493 Cabinet-Mahogany-less legs
CI08
0109 105240 Paper, 0.047 mf., 310%, 400 v. X4495 Cabinet-Oak-less legs
The three soea
speakers must be connected as shown in the illus- ihru X4494 Cabinet-Walnut-less legs
Part of PCI01
(rations above. Improper connections may result in distorted
or weak reproduction. Eh"
0113
CILS
106772
79343.
Film, I mi., ±10%, 50 v,
Paper, 0.022 m(., 3'10%, 200 v,
X3959
X3723
X3725
Cloth-Grille, for black cabinet
Cloth-Grille, for mahogany cabinet
Cloth-Grille, for walnut or oak cabinet
CIl6 105578 Paper, 0.047 mi., ±10%, 200 v. 74752 Connector-2 -contact male for FM antenna cable
REPLACEMENT PARTS CH7 106772 Film, l ml., ±10%, 50 v. 74882 Connector-3 -contact male for AM loop antenna
0116 79343 Paper, 0.022 mf., ±10%, 200 v, cable
SYMBOL STOCK SYMBOL STOCK CI 19 105578 Paper, 0.047 mi., ±10%, 200 v. X3800 Cover-Bottom tar loner compartment
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION C120 78922 Papér, 0.1 mt., ±10%, 400 v. ' 100459 Cushion-Cabinet lid
0121 105240 Paper, 0.047 mf., ±10% 400 v. 106425 Escutcheon-Control knob
AM/FM TUNER CHASSIS RESISTORS: Fixed, Com posiLion, 'h w il unless C122, C123 78571 Paper, 0.27. mf., ±l0%, 400 v. 101051 Hinge-Cabinet lid
RC -11556 olhocwleo specified C124A,B,C 105765 Electrolytic, 35/3S/20 mt., 400/400/25 v. 79957 Insulator-Record changer mounting (4 req'd)
CAPACITORS: RI 502068 68 ohms, 310% 0127 Part of Speaker Assembly 104797 Knob-AM/FM function
C1A,B,C,D,E 105328 Variable tuning 112 502522 2.2 megohms, 320% )101 Ihr' 101998 Connector-3-conlaet polarised female lape input- 104798 Knob-Tuning
C3 74182 Ceramic, 5.6 mmf., 21.0 mod., 500 v. Coef.-0 R3 502282 8200 ohms, ±10% 1103 output, tuner input and phono input 106446 Knob-Audio function
C9 73558 Paper, 0.047 ml., ±20%, 200 v. R4 502539 3.9 megohms, ±10 % 1104, (105 106471 Connector-2-oonlacl female for phono motor or 106666 Knob-Loudness
tuner isolation transformer leads Knob-Treble or abass
C5, C6 73473 Ceramic, 4700 mail., }100% -0%, 500 v. RS 502318 18,000 ohms, ±10°/ 35787 Connector-Single tact female, for external
104127
2700 ohms, ±l0%
)106 23796 Leg-Metal toc cabinet
C7 101940 Ceramic, 22 mod., ±10%, 500 v. Rio 502227 speakers X5049 Lid-Less hardware-for Maack cabinet
CB 70595 Ceramic, 12 mm(., ±5%, 500 v. A7 502122 220 ohms, ±20% II07 101526 lack-Internal speaker X5046 Lid-Less hardware-for mahogany cabinet
C9 73473 Ceramic, 4700 mm(., }100% 500 v, 1118 502310 10,000 ohms, ±10 % PC101, PC102 106457 Circuit-Printed circuit audio coupling 4 X5048 Lid-Less hardware-for oak cabinet
010 101379 Mica, 220 mail., ±20% 500 v.. R9 502410 100,000 ohms, ±S% RESISTORS: Fixed, Composition % watt unless X5047 Lid-Less hardware-tor walnut cabinet
CII 77530 Ceramic, 7 ment., 30.5 mm(., 500 v. RIO 502068 68 ohms, ±10% otherwise specified 106789 Moti!-"Dual Amplifier-Stereo-Orthophonie High
Rll ohms, ±20 % R10 502282 8200 ohms, 1-10% Fidelity RCA Victor
012 77531 Ceramic, 47 mm(., 210%, 500 v. Coef:0 502122 220
76894 Nut-310-32 for record changer mounting stud
81044 502410 100,0000 ohms, ±10 %
013 77532A Ceramic, 330 =mi., -1-21/2%, 500 v. Cool. -750 Rl2 502927 270,000 ohms, ±10% 4'79339
RIOS 502527 2.7 ±10%
C14 105660 Feed thru, 1000 mmf., +100% -B%, 500 v. R13 502112 120 ohms, ±10% RI06 502410 100,000 ohms, ±10% 104423 Nut-Teo-leg mounting
CIS 73473 Ceramic, 4700 In.,
}100%-0%, 500 v. R14 502122 220 ohms, ±20% R107 502282 8200 ohms, ±10% 106926 Ornament-11, shape (pilet light)
C16 100150 Feed th., 33 mail., ±5%, 500 v. RIS 502410 100,000 ohms, ±5% 8108 502527 2.7 m gehms, 510% 104421 SPrMg-For lid support
Cl7 Ihru C20 73473 Ceramic, 9700 mmf., +100%, -0%, 500 v, RI6 502112 120 ohms, ±10% RI09 502215 1500 ohms, ±10% 104128 Spring-Record changer mounting (4 req'd)
Ceramic, 3306 mm(., ±20%, S00 v, R17 502310 10,000 ohms, ±10% RI10, Rlll 502412 120,000 ohms, ±10% 74734 Spring-Retaining for knobs
C21
C.
C23, C24
104205
73473
76992 Mica, 970 mmI., ±20%, 300 v.
-
Ceramic, 4700 mail., } 100% 0°/., 500 v. R18,R19,R20
R22
502410
76346
100,000 ohms, ±5%
1200 ohms, ±10%, 4 w., wirewound
R112
R113A,R113B 106214
Part of PC102
Control-Dual basa
104124
79339
Stud-Record changer mounting-front and rear
posiüons
Stud-Record changer mounting-side positions
8114 Part of PC102
C26 73592 Paper, 0.047 mf., 320%, 600 v. R23 502147 470 ohms, ±_20% R115, Allio Part of PCI01 109422 Support-Cabinet lid
027 73473 Ceramic, 4700 mail., }100% -0%, 500 v. 1124 502427 270,000 ohms, ±10% 79340 lin stud
Washer-Fiber, for record changer mounting
R717 502422 220,000 ohms, ±10%
.8 105660 Feed thru, 1000 mmf., }100 %'-0%, S00 v, R25 502439 390,000 ohms, ±10% R118A,R118B 106213 Control-Dual treble .:79339
Washer-Nylon, for kn¡@s
.9 73473 Ceramic, 4700 mail., }100% -0,,
500 v. R26 502410 100,000 ohms, ±5% 8119
R120
502322
502422
22,000 ohms, ±10%
220,000 ohms, 1-10%
,
103929
78753 Washer-Rubber, for ord changer mounting
C30 76992 Mica, 470 mini., 320%, 300 v, R27 502210 1000 ohms, ±10% stud 79339
Cal 73473 Ceramic, 4700 mail., +100% -0%, 500 v. R28 502322 22,000 ohms, 310%
R121 502322 22,000 ohms, -CIO % 104540 Window-Plastic, for pilot light
R122 502282 ohms,
C32A, C326 73520 Electrolytic. 50/80 mf., 150/150 v, R29, R30 502433 330,000 ohms, ±10% R123A,A123B 106537 Control-Loudness
Coonlrol WLoudness control with push-pull MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
79316 PaPer, 0.01 mf., ±10%, 200 v. R3I 502410 100,000 ohms, ±5 %
C34 73473 Ceramic, 4700 mail., +100% -0%, 500 v. R32 502415 150,000 ohms, ±10% R124 502282
ff"
8200 ohms, ±10%
tch (5102) MODEL SHE-9
Cabinet-Ebony-less legs
ci
04467
C35 103440 Ceramic, 5.6 mint., ±0,5 mail., SOO v. Coot 3300 R33 502610 10 megohms, ±10% 8125 502215 1500 ohms, ±10% X4464 Cabinet-Mahogany-less lags D
C36 106185 Paper, 0.01 ml., 310%, 400 v. SIR, SIB 104608 Switch-AM/FM function R126,111127 502412 120,000 ohms, 310% X4466 Cabinet-Oak-less legs
C37 101000 Paper,
Pa 0.01 ait., ±l0%, 200 v. TI 100112 Transformer-1st FM IF R128 502310 10,000 ohms, ±10% X4465 Cabinet-Walnut-less legs
C38 103269A Pa per, 0.056 ml., 310%, 400 v. T2 76335 Transformer-1st AM IF R129 502927 270,000 ohms, ±10°0 X3959 Cloth-Ebony cabinet
8130 502422 2200 ohms, Cloth-Grille for oak and walnut cabinets
II 106349 Connector -2 -contact male for AC power T3 77513 Tranaformor-2nd FM IF R131 502233 ohms, _104'
°
X3724
X3723 Cloth-Mahogany cabinet
Ll 77534 Coll-RF choke T4 76328 Tranaformor-2nd AM IF R133 106232 Control-Gain-Equalisation Log-Metal-tor cabinet
23796
L2 77536 Coil-FM RF TS 77512 Transformer-3rd FM IF AI33 502233 3300 ohms, 110% 106325 Motif-"Stereo Orthophonie High Fidelity RCA
U. l.4 77525 Coil-AM RF Tfi 77511 Transformer-FM discriminator R134,R135 502410 100,000 ohms, 310°b Vìctoi'
L5 77538 Coil-FM antenna iv 304609 Transformer-Power transformer ß136,P137 502447 470,000 ohms, ±10% 104423 Nul-e5,16-I8 lee
L6, L7 77526 Coll-AM oscillator 104612 Bumper-For tuner wood (rame (4 roq'd) R138 502247 4700 ohms, X10%
L8 77537 Coll-FM oscillator 104611 Bumper-Rubber for R.F. shelf mounting A139 522115 150 ohms, ±µ0%, 2 w. REPLACEMENT PARTS NOT STOCKED
A140 522222 2200 ohmsµ 10%, 2 w,
L9, LIO, LIl 77535 Coil-Filament choke IO1344 Bushing-For t'tuning control shafth R141, R142 522047 47 ohms, 30%, 2 w,
FOR SOIR -9, SHH-1 or SHB-2
CJohn F. Rider CHASSIS RC -1155B, RP-2O5G-1, RS -171A

METEOR RADIO RECEIVER CHASSIS NUMBER 528.53080
METEOR RADIO RECEIVER CHASSIS NUMBER 528.53080
MODEL CHASSIS PARTS LIST

NUMBERS
SCHEMATIC PART
7043 LOCATION NUMBER
PART
DESCRIPTION NUMBER DESCRIPTION
7043A
CAPACITORS 45-17-2 Socket, 7 Pin Miniature (3)
Fig. I. Dial Stringing Diagram Chassis 528.53080
8049 45-18-2 Socket, 7 Pin Miniature (Center
C2,C3, Pin) (2)
20-52-1 Tubular, .047 mfd., 400 v., 10%
C10,C11 45-8-3 Socket, Phono Audio
Rao RNONo
VOLUME
STATI10ON SELECTOR TaxE
C4A&B 19-60-2 Variable Tuning 45-1-3 Socket; Phono Motor
COXTROL C6 15-47116 Disc, 470 mmfd., 500 v. 31-380-0 Guide, Dial Pointer
(OFF/ON C7,C13 20-47-1 Tubular, .047 mfd., 200 v. 67-619-1 Dial Background
C8,C9 15-47216 Disc, .0047 mfd., 500 v., 20% 52-5-1 Pointer
lee C12A & B 18-49-5 Electrolytic, 30 mfd., 150 v. 70-269-0 Spring, Dial Cord Tension
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(A): 50 mfd., 150 v. (B) 51-105 Dial Cord (47")

39.6-0 Bushing, Dial Pointer
12BE6 128A6
V2 V3
12A76 5005
V4
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RESISTORS
w., 10% unless otherwise noted)'
39-9-1
45-7-3
Pulley Idler (5)
Receptacle, AC Interlock
71-69-0 Shield, Tube (2)
R1,R3 60-22501 2.2 megohm 11-1683 Bracket, Interlock Mounting
R2 60-22301 22K ohm 11-1063 Bracket, Control Mounting
Fig. 2. Top View Chassis 528.53080 R4 60-15101 150 ohm
R5 60-47301 47K ohm CABINET PARTS LIST -MODELS 7043, 7043A
VI Vz V3 V4
R6 24-147-2 megohm, TONE
1 & 8049
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CONVERTER msmocs R7 60-18101 180 ohm 42-7-3 Cabinet & Lid
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R8 60-12211 1.2K ohm, w. 1 21-197-0 Back Cover
R9 24-275-0 1 megohm, OFF/ON-VOLUME 84-3753 Assembly, Back Cover
RC1 13-14-3 Couplate (Inc. interlock & Linecord)
49-1149 Leg (Inc. Nut & Washer) (4)
TRANSFORMERS AND COILS 23-21-0 Line Cord & Plug
40-352-2 Logo, "METECOR"
T1 10-81-2 Transformer, I.F. Input 33-335-4 Speaker, 5" PM, 3.2 ohm (2)
T2 10-71-2 Transformer, I.F. Output 45-129-0 Speaker, Plug (2)
T3 80-9-1 Transformer, Audio Output 45-1-0 Plug, Phono Motor
LI 82-122-0 Antenna, Ferrite Rod 45-18-0 Phono Plug
L2 10-34-4 Coil, Oscillator 98-92-0 Grill Cloth
52-704.0 Knob, TONE
MISCELLANEOUS CHASSIS PARTS 52-849-0 Knob, TUNING
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52-850-0 Knob, RADIO -PHONO
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SIA & B 69-244-0 Switch, RADIO/PHONO 52-705-0 Knob, OFF/ON-VOLUME
84-3661 Pulley and Pulley Bushing 83-700 45 RPM Adaptor Discs (Pack of 12)
I O-1 38-1806 Service Data Sheet
38-1805 Owners Manual
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ÌJ_9 z determined ONLY by the number on the metal plate found under the turntable. Refer to the parts list corresponding
to the number on the metal plate for repair parts information.
Fig. 3. Schematic Diagram -- Chassis 528.53080
®John FN Rider
CHARROS 528. 53080
CHASSIS 528. 53420
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TOP VIEW OF CHASSIS
1/4 TURN TUNING

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FIG. 2. DIAL STRINGING DIAGRAM

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CHASSIS PARTS LIST
Schematic Part Schematic Port

Location No. Description Location No. Description
CAP ACITORS
Cl A,B& C 19-24-3 Variable, Tuning T2
10-95-2 Transformer, I.F. Output
C2
C3, C5
20-47-1
15-10217
Tubular, .047 rnfd., 200 v.
Disc, ,001 mfd.., 500 v.,GMV
T3 80-14-1 Transformer, Audio Out- _ H
put (Mounted on Speaker)
C4 15-470118 Disc, 47 m mfd., 500 v., N3300 LI 82-8-1 Loop Antenna and Cabinet Bock
C6 15-10116 Disc, 100 mmfd., 500. v., L2 10.23.0 Coil, R.F., with cover
C7 15-50217 Disc, .005 mfd., 600 v., GMV L3 10-35-4 Coil, Oscillator
C8 15-20317 Disc, .02 mfd., 500 v., GMV
C9 15-60216 Disc, .006 mfd., 500 v., 20%, GP MISCELLANEOUS CHASSIS PARTS
010 A& B 18.58-5 Electrolytic, 30 .mfd., 150 v. (A); 11-1694 Bracket, Volume Control
mfd., 150 v. (B)
70
39-9-1 Pulley, Idler (3)
RESISTORS 39-2.1 Pulley, Idler
(All resistors )5. w., 10% unless otherwise noted) 39-2-5 Shaft, Tuning Pulley
70.201.0 Spring, Tuning Shaft Retainer
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R2, R3
60-82001
60-10401
82 ohm
100K ohm 51-109 Cord, Dial (291 ou<
R4 60-22332 70-295-0 Spring, Extension
22K ohm, 20%
05 60-68001 68 ohm 11-1693 Bracket, Dial Scale Mounting .,s g>F-e
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86 60-22502 2.2 magohm, 20% 67-632-0 Dial Scale
R7 60-47301 47K ohm 22-15.1 Clip, Dial Scale Mounting (2) xom
R8 24-276.0 magohm, VOLUME
1
52-15-1 Pointer
R9 60-12101 120 ohm
45-22-2 Socket, Tube (V1, V3)
R10 60-10321 10K ohm, 2 w.
R11 60-10211 1K ohm, w. 1
60-27001 27 ohm
71-69-0 Shield, Tube (2)
R12
RC1 13-14-3 Ceramic Coupling Unit 45-7-4 Socket, Pilot Light
89-7 Pilot Light, X47 Bayonet
TRANSFORMERS AND COILS 33-295-4 Speaker, 5", (Inc. T3)
T1 10-94-2 Transformer, I. F. Input 23-26-0 Line Cord and plug
©John F. Rider CHASSIS 528. 53420

RADIO PAGE 25-4 SEARS ROEBUCK
528.53410
MODEL
NUMBERS
9027
PARTS LIST 9028
for 9029
CLOCK RADIO
FIG. 1. EXPLODED VIEW OF CABINET PARTS
CABINET PARTS LIST

REF. PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
1. 21-352-0 Cover, Cabinet, Brown, Model No. 9027
21.353-0 Cover, Cabinet, Ivory, Model No. 9028
21.354-0 Cover, Cabinet, Pink, Model No. 9029
2. 45-56-3 Receptacle, Interlock
3. 11-1298 Bracket, Interlock
4. 45.161-3 Receptacle, Appliance Outlet
5. 45-58.3 Receptacle, Phono Input
6. 52-66-1 Hand, Alarm Set
7. 52-65-1 Hand, Hour
8. 52-64-1 Hand, Minute
9. 52-63-1 Hand, Sweep Second
10. 22-23-3 C lamp, Cable
11. 77-28-0 Spacer, Speaker Mounting (2)
12. 33-364-4 Speaker, 4" PM (Inc. Output Transformer)
13. 40-37-1 Grille and Base, Cabinet
14. 67-650-0 Dial Scale and Trim Strip
15. 48-157-1 Window, Timer
16. 52-1093-0 Knob, Tuning and Volume (2)
17. 52-1057-0 Knob, Timer (2).
18. 67.8-1 Insert, Clock Face (Daylight)
19. 33-363-4 Speaker, 4" PM
20. 44-34-0 Baffle, Light
21. ' Chassis, Radio
22. 11-1297 Bracket, Chassis Mounting
23. 59-133 Timer, Clock (Inc. 6, 7, 8, 9 and Panelescent Light)
24. 11-860 Bracket, Timer Mounting (4)
25. 76-37-0 Strip, Terminal
26. 52-1092-0 Button, "SNOOZ-ALARM"
27. 22-173-0 Retainer, "SNOOZ-ALARM" Button
28. 23-43-0 Line Cord and Plug
' Not Supplied as a Repair Part.
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START,
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VOLUME
FIG. 2. DIAL STRINGING DIAGRAM

FIG. 3. TOP VIEW OF CHASSIS
ººººº
Schematic Part
CHASSIS PARTS LIST aaoaa Tit
Location No. Description
CAPACITORS
Cl A, B&C 19-27.3 Variable, Tuning
C2 20-47-1 Tubular, .047 mfd., 200 v., 20%
C3, C5 15.10217 Disc, .001 mfd., 500 v., GMV
C4 15-470118 Disc, 47 mmfd., 500 v., N3300
C6 15-10116 Disc, 100 mmfd., 500 v., 20%
C970
C7
CB A & B
C10
15.60216
18-58.5
16-47348
15-20317
Disc, .006 mfd., 500 v., 20%, GP
Electrolytic, 30 mfd., 150 v. (A);
mfd., 150 V. (B)
Tubular, .047 mfd., 400 V. 20%
Disc, .02 mfd., 500 v., GMV
RESISTORS
(All resistors 15. w., 10% unless otherwise noted)
R1 60-82001 82 ohm
R2, R4 60-10401 100K ohm
R3 60-22301 22K ohm
R5 60-68001 68 ohm
R6 60-22502 2.2 megohm, 20%
R7 60-47301 47K ohm
R8 24-317-0 1megohm, VOLUME
R9 60-12101 120 ohm
R10 60-10321 10K ohm, 2 w.
RII 60-10211 1K ohm 1K ohm, w. 1
R12 60-27001 27 ohm
013, R14 60-18301 18K ohm (Mounted on Clock
RC1
Timer)
13-14-3 Ceramic Coupling Unit
TRANSFORMERS AND COILS
T1 10-94-2 Transformer, I.F. Input
T2 10-95-2 Transformer, I.F. Output
T3 80-67-1 Transformer, Audio Output (Mounted on Speaker)
L1 82-148-0 Antenna, Ferrite Rod
L2 10-23-0 Coil, R.F. (with Cover)
L3 10-35-4 Coil, Oscillator
MISCELLANEOUS CHASSIS PARTS
11-1299 Bracket, Front
37-57-0 Insulator, Shield
39-9-1 Pulley, Idler
11.1295 Brocket, Antenna Mounting
51.109 Cord, Dial
70-295-0 Spring, Extension
52-62-1 Pointer
45-23.2 Socket, Tube (V5, V6)
71-69.0 Shield, Tube
45-56-4 Socket, Pilot Light
89-7 Light, Pilot, 7,47
©John F. Rider
(ÀASSTS 528. 53410
RADIO PAGE. 25-6 SEARS ROEBUCK
NOTES 1- ALL NEWTONS 1/0 WATT SCESO OTNERWBE NOTED.

-,.CAPACITANCE MLLES ARE IN MFD. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
3.VOLTASES MEASURED WITH 20.000 OHM/VOLT METER.
t t MEASURED
NO SONAL INPUT.
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WITH ETON
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FIG. 2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF CHASSIS 528.53020

SEARS ROEBUCK RADIO PAGE 25-7
( Revised ) 528.53200
S PARTS LIST
CLOCK RADIO
for
MODEL
NUMBERS
8019
8020
9017
CABINET PARTS LIST

MODEL NO. MODEL NO. MODEL NO.
8019 .3020 9017
BROWN IVORY BROWN
Ref. CABINET CABINET CABINET
No. Description Part No. Part No. Part No.
1. Machani sm,T irrer 59-109 59-109 59-127
(Includes 2, 3, 4 and 5)
2. Hand,Alarm Set 52-23-1 52-23-1 52-66-1
3. Hand, Hour 52-57-1 52-57-1 52.46.1
4. Hand, Minute 52-15-1 52-15-1 52.47.1
5. Hand, Second 52-24-1 52-24-1 52-78-1
6. Window, Timer 48-146-1 48-146-1 48-150-1
7. Cabinet 42-36-1 42-37-1 42-46-1
8. Knob, Clock 52-784-0 52-784-0 52-650-0
9. Knob, Volume 52-932-0 52-932-0 52-1030-0
10. Knob, Tuning 52-933-0 52-933-0 52-1029-0
11. Logo, " Silvertone" 40-21.2 40-21-2 40-51-2
12. Speaker, 4" PM, 3.2 ohm
(Including T3) 33-327-4 33-327-4 33-327-4
Baffle, Speaker
(Not illustrated) 44-11-0 44-11-0
13. Chassis, Radio *
14. BYacke!, Chassis
Retainer 11-1169 11-1169 11-1169
15. Line Cord cad Plug 23-216-0 23-216-0 23-43-0
16. Clip, Cabin.) Back
Retainer 22-2-5 22-2-5 22-2-5
Clip, Timer Mounting
(Not illustrated) 22-417-2 22-417-2 ---
17. Back and Antenna Loop
(L 1) 82-126-1 82-126-1 82-2-1
Owners Manual and
Service Data Sheet 38-2051 38-2051 38-2297
* Not supplied as a repair part.
FIG. 1. EXPLODED VIEW OF CABINET

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I. VALUES OF CAPACITORS IN UFO, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
2. ALL RESISTORS I/2 WATT, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
3 VOLTAGE MEASURED FRON POINT INDICATED TO GROUND
WITH 20,000 OHM/VOLT METER ON II7V.A.C. LINE..
4 R MEASURED WITH ELECTRONIC VOLT METER.
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528,53350
MODEL
NUMBERS
9214
PARTS UST 9215
for 9217A
92188
3WAY
PORTABLE RADIO
SILVERTONE PORTABLE RADIO CHASSIS NUMBER 528.53350
CiBINET PARTS LIST
MODEL MODEL MODEL MODEL

9214 9215 9217A 9218A
Rol. COCO A AQUA CHARCOAL GREY CORAL
No. D.scrlptIon Port No. Port No. Port No. Port No.
I.
2.
Trim Sui p (GrlH)
GrI11., Pron.
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40.29.1
40.85.3
40.30.1
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40-41.1
40-135-3
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4. R.toin.r, Chossi. 22.180-0 27-180-3 22-180-0 22-180.0
S. Knelt ON/On.Volum 52.1067-0 521068-0 52-1068-0 52-1068-0
6. Hing., Clip (2) 22-77-1 22.77.1 22-77-1 22-77-1
7. Insvloror, Smeteh 37-46-0 37-46-0 37-46-0 37-46-0
5, R.rsln.r, Door Couch 22-165-0 22-165-0 22-1650 22-165-0
9. N.roin.r, Door Spring 22-164-0 22-1640 22-164-0 22-164-0
10. Door, .i..Comp ortm.nt 21-322-2 21-3230 21-385-0 21-386-0
11. Po.r.r Cord end Plug 23-40-0 23-40-0 23-10.0 23-40-3
12. Cobin.t 42-57.1 42-58-1 42-62-1 42-63.1
13. Knob, Tuning 52-1065-3 52-10664 52-1066-0 52-1066-0
14. Trim Strip (Hond).) - - - - 40-1063 40-1063
15. R.toin.r, Ant.nno 12) 22-163-0 27163-21 22-163-2 22-163-0
16. P.rrulo, Spook., Mounting (2) 83-:236 83-1236 83-1236 83.1236
17. Clamp, Coble 22-23-3 27-23-3 22-23-3 22-23-3
18. 5po.)..r Ono. T3) 33-357.4 33.357.4 33-357-4 33357-4
19. Bo111., Grell . - 44-30-0 4430-0
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RADIO PAGE 25 -IO SEARS ROEBUCK
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DESCRIPTION LOCATION NUMBER DESCRIPTION
LOCATION NUMBER
CAPACITORS RCl 13-18-3 Couplate, Tone Compensates

RC2 13-16-3 Couplote, Push Pull
Cl,C6, C16 20-44-1 Tubular, .047 mfd., 400 v.
C2A & B 19-74-2 Variable Tuning TRANSFOMERS AND COILS
C3, C12 15-47111 Disc., 470 mmfd., 500v., 10%
C4 19-180-0 Trimmer, Antenna (Part of LI) T1 10-81-2 Transformer, I.F. Input
C5, C9 20-47-1 Tubular, .047 mfd., 200 v. T2 10-71-2 Transformer, I.F. Output
C7 15-151164 Disc., 150 mmfd., 500 v., N750 T3 80-69-1 Transformer, Audio Output
C8, CI1 15-10316 Disc., .01 mfd., 500 v., LI 82-126-0 Coil, Antenna, Ferrite Rod
C10 i8-62-5 Electrolytic, 4 mfd., 150 v. Type (Inc. C4)

C13A&8 18-58-5 Electrolytic, 30 mfd., 150 v. (A); L2 10-34-4 Coil, Oscillator
70 mfd., 150 v. (B)
C14&C15 15-10216 Disc., .001 mfd., 500 v., MISCELLANEOUS CHASSIS PARTS
C17 20-55-1 Tubular, .047 mfd., 400.v.
39-132-3 Tuning Shoft
RESISTORS 84-6439 Bracket, Dial Disc
(All resistors 1/2 w., 10% unless otherwise stated) 84-6440 Shaft & Pulley, Dial Disc
22-49-1 Retoiner, "C" Washer (4)
RI, 1111 60-22301 22K ohm 52-165-1 Dial Disc
R2, R4 60-22502 2.2 megohm, 201k 45-7-3 , Receptacle, AC Line
R3 60-15101 150 ohm 45-8-3 Socket, Phono Audio
85 60-47302 47K ohn, 20% 45.61.3 Socket, Phono Motor
R6A&B 24-173-2 Tone Control, 500K ohm, BASS 45-17-2 Socket, 7 Pin Miniature
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R7 60-56501 5.6 megohm (3) (V), V2 & V3)
R8 24-330-0 1 megohm, VOLUME and OFF/ON Sw. 45-116-2 Socket, 7 Pin Miniature
R9 60-15501 1.5 megohm 45-115-2 Socket, 7 Pin Miniature
RIO 60-33401 330K ohm 51-105 Dial Cord (42-3/4")
R12 60-47501 4.7 megohm SIA & B 69-270-0 Switch, RADIO -PHONO
R14 60-10501 I megohm 70-295-0 Spring, Dial Cord Tension (2)
RI5 60-10101 100 ohm 71.69-0 Tube, Shield (2),
RI6 60-10211 I K ohm, Iw. SU 83-1146 Selenium Rectifier (100MA)
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Location No. Description Location No. Description
CAPACITORS R59,R62,
(All Capacitors 500 v., 10% unless otherwise noted) R63,R74 60-22401 220K ohm
C1,A,B,C,D,E 19.6-6
R61 24.180.2 Bass Control
Tuning Trimmer, Part of C7 A R66,R67 60.12401 120K ohm
C3,C9,C14,C19 15.470611 Tubular, 47 mmfd. R70,R73 60.10102 100 ohm, 20%
C4,C5,C7,C12, R71,R72 60.36125 360 ohm, 2 w., 5%
C13,C22,C23, R75 60.39201
C26,C27,C28, 3.9K ohm
C29,C30,C31, 15-10316 Disc, .01 GP TRANSFORMERS AND COILS
C33,C34,C46, L1 10-3-1 Coil, Artsenna (FM)
C49,C52,C53 L2 10-24.1 Coil, R.F. (FM)
C6 19.165-0 AM Antenna Trimmer L3 10-47.4 Coil, Oscillator (FM)
C8,C35,C48 16.47348 Tub., .047 mfd. L4 10-140.1 Coil, Choke
CIO 20-45-0 Tub., 3.3 manic!. L5 70-46.4 Coil, Oscillator (AM)
C11,C15,C24 15.50216 Disc, .005 mfd., 20% L6 10.129.1 Choke, R.F.
C16 Trimmer AM Osc. (Part of CI A) L7 80.11.6 Filter Choke
C17 15-100611 Tub., 10 mmfd., NPO T1,T2 10-44-2 Transformer,lst
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C18 15-330611 Tub., 33 mmfd., NPO T3 10.15- 0 Transformer Ratio Detector (PM)
C20 Trimmer (Part of Cl B) T4 10. 101.2Transformer, 1st IF (AM)
C21 15-101618 Tub., 100 mmfd., N3300 T5 10-45.2 Transformer, 2nd IF (AM)
C25 20.27.0 Tub., 6.8 mmfd., NPO T6 80.11.0 Transformer, Power
C32,C68 15-10116 Disc, 100 mmfd., 20%, GP T7 80-24-1 Transformer, Audio Output
C36,C38,C39 15-27111 Disc, 270 mmfd., GP
C37 15.10261 MISCELLANEOUS CHASSIS PARTS
Tub., .001 mfd., GP
C40 18-74-5 Electrolytic, 8 mfd., 50 v. 11-1367 Bracket, Pilot Light (2)
C41,C65 15.10271 Disc, .001 mfd. 11-1369 Bracket, Tuning Eye
C42 15.47111 Disc, 470 mmfd., GP 11- 1371 Bracket, Pointer Mounting
C43 15-15211 Disc, 1500 mmfd., G 11.1376 Bracket, Pointer Support
C44 15-60211 Disc, .006 mfd., GP 21-17-1 Shell, Connector
C45 20-647-1 Tub., .047 mfd., 600 v., 85 21.82- Shell, Connector
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C47,A,B,C 18.35- Electrolytic, 100 mfd., A; 40 mfdB; 22-32.1 Clip, I.F. Mtg.
25 mfd. C; 350 v. 22-74.1 Retaining Ring (2)
C50,C51,C55 15-47061 Tub., 47 mmfd., GP 22.81-1 Retainer "C", Washer
C54 15-20316 Disc, .02 mfd., 20%, GP 22-113-0 Tube Holder
C56,C57,C59 16-47258 Tub., .0447 mfd.,600 v., 20%, 22-142-1 Spring Clip
(Molded) 23.18.0 Line Cord
C58 15.33111 Disc, 330 mmfd., GP 26.19.2 Threaded Bushing
C60,C61 16-22357 Tub., .022, 600 v., 20% (Molded) 31-322-0 Plate, Shield Cover
C62 18-23-0 Electrolytic, 50 mfd., 25 v. 37-6-0 Shield, Coil
C63,C64 16.33268 Tub., .0033 mfd., 1000 v., 20% 37-43.0 Insulator, Transformer
(Molded) 37-53-0 Insulator, Tuning Eye Socket
C66 19-3-5 Trimmer, Ceramic (FM Osc.) 39. 9.1 Idler Pulley (4)
C67 18.9.5 Electrolytic, 4 mfd., 150 v., NP 39.20.2 Crown Gear (Pulley Shaft)
39-21.2 Crown Gear (Pointer Shaft)
RESISTORS 39-40-1 Pulley & Shoff
(All Resistors )g w., 10% unless otherwise noted) 39.147.3 Pointer Shaft
R1,R6,R76 60.22501 2.2 megohm 39.149.3 Gear Shaft
R2,R15 60.10001 10 ohm 39-150-3 Shaft Idler Pulley (2)
R3 60.10501 7 megohm
44.43.1 Shield, Pilot Light (2)
R4 60.56101 560 ohm 44.65.1 Heat Barrier
R5 60.68502 6.8 megohm, 20% 45.4-2 Socket, Octal (Molded)
R7 60.68001 68 ohm 45.4-3 AC Power Receptacle
R8 60.68307 68K ohm 45-7.0 Phono Plug (2)
R9,R24 60- 10301 10K ohm 45-11.2 Socket (9 Pin)(Molded)
R10,R13 60-68311 68K ohm, w. 45-12-2 Socket, 7 Pin (Molded) (3)
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R.T2,R23, 45.31-0 Plug, 6 Pin
R64,R65 60.47101 470 ohm 45-33.2 Socket, 9 Pin (Molded) (2)
R14,R17 60.22301 22K ohm 45.59.4 Socket, Pilot Light (Dial)
R18 60.15001 15 ohm 45-60-3 Socket, 6 Pin Wafer
R20 60.15311 15K ohm 45-62-3 Socket (6 Pin)
R21 60.10502 7 megohm 45-62-4 Socket, Pilot Light (Cabinet)
R22,R47 60- 47401 470K ohm 45.122-2 Socket, 9 Pin (Molded)
R25 61-136-0 8K ohm, 15 w., w.w. 45-123-2 Socket, 7 Pin Molded)
R26 60.47201 4.7K ohm 45-203-2 Socket, 7 Pin Wafer) (3)
R27 60-22311 22K ohm, w. 51- 105 Dial Cord ((83 ')
R29,R35,R40 60-68001 68 ohm
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R30,R36 60.27311 27K ohm, 1 w. 69-277-0 Selector Switch
R37,R42 60-70201 1K ohm 69-278-0 Compensator Switch
R32,R68,R69 60- 10401 100K ohm 70.246-0 Spring, Ground Wiper
R33,R52 60-39401 390K ohm 70.269.0 Spring, Dial Cord (Long)
R34 60.22502 2.2 megohm, 20% 70-295.0 Spring, Dial Cord (Short)
R37 60- 22202 2.2K ohm, 20% 71-69-0 Tube Shield (7 Pin)
R41,R60 60- 68301 68K ohm 71.80.0 Tube Shield (9 Pin)
R43 60.56901 5.6 ohm 71-93-0 Shield, Tuner (Top)
R44,R45 60.68201 6.8K ohm 77-162-0 Spacer (4)
R46 60. 12201 1.2K ohm 84.6415 Connector Receptacle
R48, R49 60.47502 4.7 megohm, 20% 84.6582 Bracket, Gear & Pointer Mtg.
R50 61-137-0 900 ohm, 10 w., w 84-6583 Pulley & Shaft
R51 24.327-0 Stereo Balance Control 84-6586 Connector Cable
R53 60-15401 150K ohm 84.6587 Pulley & Hub
R54 24.328.0 Volume Control 84-6668 Tracking Indicator
R55 60- 33321 33K, 2 w. 84.6669 Idler Polley (2)
R56 60.70602 10 megohm, 20% 84-6672 Pointer (Cylinder)
R57 60.27401 84-6675 Bottom Shield
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Ref. No. Part No. Description Ref. No. Part No. Desrlptlon
1 42.79.3 Cabinet (Mahogany 9061) 15 33.375.4 Tweeter, 5" PM
1 42-80.3 Cabinet (Limed Oak 9062) 16 49-354 Knob, Phono Door
2 49-98 Drawer Pull 17 40.145.0 Escutcheon, Auto Power Control
3 22.66-3 Clamp, Spindle Adaptor 18 52-1115.0 Knob, Indicating
4 22.20.1 Clip, Capacitor, Mounting 19 52.1109.0 Knob, Station Selector
5 33.365.4 Speaker, 8" PM, 8 ohm 20 52-1132-0 Knob, OFF/ON Switch
6 33.319.4 Speaker, 15" PM, 8 ohm 21 52-1131-0 Knob, Dual
7 22-151.2 "T" Nut, 010.32 22 67.654.0 Diol Scale
8 !9.401 Leg (Mahogany Rear) 23 22.58-5 Dial Scale Cushion
8 49-402 Log (Limed Oak - Rear) 24 Radio Chassis
9 98.163.0 Grill Cloth 25 84.6299 45 RPM, Spindle Adaptor (Cat. No, 57.57741
10 18-9.5 Cross over Capacitor, 4 mfd., NP 26 Record Chonger
11 11-1377 Clip, Capacitor Mounting 27 40.102-3 Leg Band (2)
12 49-392 Hinge Pin (2) 28 49.399 Leg (Mahogany Front)
13 21.46.0 Control Panel Cover (Mahogany) 28 49-401 Leg, (Limed Ook Front)
13 21.407.0 Control Panel Cover (Limed Oak) 29 40.107.3 Rod, Leg Support
14 31.511.0 Panel Background 21-397-0 Back, Phono Comportment
84.6384 Phono PullOut Unit 56 77.24.0 Spacer (2)

37.32-3 Grommet Pass Thru (2) 57 26-28-2 Bushing, Spring Anchor (2)
84.6349 Carriage Frame 58 86-394 Fletwosh.r (NYlon) (2)
2 84-6385 Hinge (RH) 59 70-338-0 Spring (2)
3 62.115.0 Bumper Plug (2) 60 21.377.0 Bottom Pon.I
54 11.1280 Cross Broce (2) 61 84.6384 Hing (LH)
55 84- 6335 Wing Nut (2) 62. 1160 0umpr (site (Ror) (2)
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Sfiariall DIAL
DIAL CORD PLACEMENT
STRINGING INSTRUCTIONS
Select a 50 -inch length of dial cord and tie a small loop

DIAL POINTER PLACEMENT
Place the dial pointer onto the pointer slide and turn the
at each end. Turn the tuning gang fully out of mesh and tuning gang completely in mesh. Lace the dial cord
hook one endof the cordover the metal hook on the con- around the three hooks on the front of the pointer and
denser pulley nearest the front of the chassis and pro- with the tuning condenser still fully in mesh, slide the
ceed with the stringing as shown in the drawing below. pointer over until it lines up with the last dial cali-
RADIO CHASSIS 51 SERIES bration mark at the low frequency end of the broadcast
GENERAL
This manual covers the 51 series radio chassis, ver- made regarding the AC switch on the rear of the band
DIAL STRINGING GUIDE
sions 51-01AA thru 51-11AA and also the 51-03BA ver- switch. This switch was eliminated and a double -throw (51-03, 51-05 & 51-08)
sion. Three complete electrical parts lists and 3 sche- switch used on the Bass control as an Off -On switch.
matics are shown to provide complete coverage. On This change is shown on the schematic diagram on
the 51-03ßA version an electrical change has been page Io .
SPECIFICATIONS PUL LEY "B"
Tuning Frequency Range: AM Detector (crystal) 1N34A
Broadcast Band 540-1620 KC Tuning Eyed 6E5

FM Band 88-108 MC Audio Amp* 6AV6
Intermediate Frequency 455KC/10.7 MC Audio Amp** (1/2) 6U8
Audio Amp*** (1/2) 12AX7

Tubes:
Phase Inverter** (1/2) 6U8
FM RF Amplifier 6C45 PULLEY "D"
Cathode Follower*** (1/2) 12AX7
AM RF Amplifier 6BZ6 DIAL STRINGING GUIDE
FM Mixer & Ose. 6U8
Audio Output* 6AQ5 (ALL OTHERS)
TUNING SHAFT
Push-Pull Audio Output** (2) 6AQ5 (SEE DETAIL)
AM Converter 6BE6
Rectifier*** 5Y3
IF Amplifier 6BA6
(Not used on 51-01,02,07,09 & 11
FM Driver 6BA6 *Used only on 51-02
**Used only on 51-01,04,07,09 & 11
Ratio Detector 6AL5 ***Used only on 51-03,05 & 08
PULLEY ..13"
CHASSIS DIFFERENCES
Chassis No. Tuning Eye Output Chassis No. Tuning Eye Output
51-01 No Push -Pull 51-07 No Push -Pull
51-02 Single Ended 51-08
51-03
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51-04 Yes Push -Pull 51-10 Not Released PULLEY TUNyVG SNAFS DORO
51-05 Yes None DEnuL - rRaeeeo -
51-11 No Push -Pull 'NORN - Oí VINS.
51-08 Not Released
PULLE
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COMPLETE SERVICE INFORMATION CHASSIS I -629-1,-2
July 1958
CHASSIS: I -629-1,-2
MODELS: 1107 8l 2108
SYLVANIA NOME ELECTRONICS, a division of Sylvania Electric Products Inc., Service Dept., Batavia, N.Y.
SPECIFICATIONS
FREQUENCY RANGE 540 KC to 1650 KC
POWER SUPPLY 117V. 60 Cycles o
POWER CONSUMPTION 35 Watts
MODEL 1107 INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY (IF) 455 KC
SPEAKER 4" PM
TUBE COMPLEMENT
V1 Oscillator/Mixer 12AU6
V2 Detector, 1st AF Amplifier 12AT6
V3 AF Output SOCS
V4 Rectifier 35W4
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTIONS
Connect an isolation transformer between
power line and radio chassis. Utili -e
MODEL 2108 a test bench with a non-conductive work .aGG9 s
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surface during all electrical tests on A
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receiver.
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1. Disconnect power line plug from power
outlet.
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2. Pull out on Volume and Station Selector
CLOCK REMOVAL knobs until free from respective > Il,siól' {.+.--,II
shafts. ,l, M
I. Remove back cover and chassis as out-
lined under "Preliminary Instructions" 3. Remove screws securing back cover and lop
in the alignment procedure. remove back cover as far as permis-
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2. Remove the On/Off/Auto knob by pulling from chassis.
straight outward. zm
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4. Disconnect speaker leads at tie points ÑZ
3. Carefully depress side of clock crystal (3) and (4)- NOTE: On models incor-
until tabs on crystal clear slots in porating a clock, also unsolder clock pÿ
cabinet. Remove crystal. leads at tie points (5), (6) and (7).
Remove screw and clip securing chassis
4. Remove clock hands by pulling straight and remove chassis from cabinet.
out. NOTE: For correct position when
replacing clock hands, rotate alarm set 5. Remove speaker from cabinet if spare
knob counterclockwise until a speaker of the exact type (with output
click is
heard. Stop rotation at this point and transformer connected) is not available.
place alarm and hour hand pointing
in
the 6 o'clock direction, the minute o
and 6. Reconnect output transformer to tie
sweep hand in the 12 o'clock direction.
points (3) and (4). (On models in-
corporating a clock, also place a
5. Compress four (4) spring clips securing jumper wire across tie points (6) and
clock to cabinet then remove clock. Reconnect back cover interlock
(7).
assembly to chassis. Stand radio
6. For clock replacement, reverse the
above procedure.
chassis in such a manner to facilitate
under Chassis IF Alignment. Icoar'0-Ove0 e
®Sohn P. Rider
CHASSIS 1-629-1, -2
RADIO PAGE 25-2 SYLVANIA
SCHEMATIC SERVICE
LOCATION PART NO. DESCRIPTION
LI PART OF ANTENNA - LOOP

BACK COVER
Ñ L2 113-0044 COIL OSCILLATOR
-
TI 121-0107 TRANSFORMER IF .
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST T2 143.0045 TRANSFORMER - AUDIO OUTPUT (SPEAKER MOUNTED)

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SCHEMATIC SERVICE
MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PARTS
CAPACITORS
PP1 190.0028 PLATE - AUDIO DETECTOR
170-0019 VARIABLE TUNING CAPACITOR C8,C9 125 MMFD.. .005 MFD.
CI,C3 ANTENNA GANG, OSCILLATOR GANG C10.C11 100 MMFD., 100 MMFD.
C2.C4 ANTENNA TRIMMER. OSCILLATOR TRIMMER C12,C13 .005 MFD., 100 MMFD.
.C5 .047 MFD - 20% - 400V PAPER -
R4,R5,R6 10 MEG OHM. 470,000 OHM. 470.000 OHM
C6 47 MMFD 10% - 400V CERAMIC - - SW1 PART OF SWITCH - ON/OFF - MODEL 2108
C7 4.7 MMFD - 10% 400V - CERAMIC - CLOCK
C8.C9,C10 PART OF SEE "MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PARTS" SWI PART OF SWITCH - ON/OFF - MODEL 1107
PPI VOLUME
C11,C12.C13 PART OF SEE "MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PARTS" CONTROL
PPI
C14 .022 MFD -20% 400V - - PAPER CABINET PARTS
CI5 161.3035 3 SECTION ELECTROLYTIC
A 10 MFD. 25V DESCRIPTION MODELS
B 30 MFD.- 150V 1107 2108
C 70 MFD.- 150V CABINET MOLDED - 813-0117 813.0118
C16 .047 MFD - 20% - 400V PAPER
-
CABLE - AC POWER 195-0001 195-0001
COVER INTERLOCK - (INCLUDES ANTENNA 582.0032 582.0033
RESISTORS AND AC CABLE)
CRYSTAL - CLOCK 717.0004
RI 2.2 MEGOHM - 20% - fW
FACE CLOCK - 721.0020
R2 2.200 OHM - 10% ¡W
HAND - MINUTE 206.0002
R3 157.0050 I MEGOHM-VOLUME/ON/OFF-CONTROL-MODEL 1107
HAND HOUR - 206-0003
R3 157.0051 1 MEGOHM-VOLUME CONTROL -MODEL 2108
HAND - SWEEP 206.0004
R4,R5.R6 PART OF SEE "MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PARTS"
HAND - ALARM 206.0005
PPI
KNOB - TUNING 741.0042 741-0042
R7 150 OHM - 10% }W. -
KNOB - VOLUME 742.0022 742-0022
R8 1,200 OHM 10% - ¡W
-
KNOB - CLOCK CONTROL 740-0170
R9 33 OHM - 10% 2W -
SHAFT - EXTENSION -TIME SET 493.0128
SPEAKER - 4" PM 539-0429 539.0429
CHASSIS PARTS
SOCKET - TUBE 7 PIN MINIATURE - 412-0040 412-0040
TERMINAL - AC PRONG 487-0040 487.0040
SCHEMATIC NOTES:
I. VOLTAGES MEASURED TO NEGATIVE "B" USING SYLVANIA "POLYMETER", LINE VOLTAGE 1I7VAC AND
SIGNAL.INPUT KEPT TO MINIMUM.
2. COIL AND TRANSFORMER RESISTANCES ARE AVERAGE VALUES AND ARE TAKEN WITH COMPONENT CONNECTED
IN THE CIRCUIT.
3. INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY 455KC.
4. ENCIRCLED NUMBERS CORRESPOND WITH TIE POINTS ON PRINTED BOARD.
5. VOLTAGE SOURCE IS INDICATED BY ENCIRCLED SYMBOL Q: CORRESPONDING SYMBOL WITHOUT CIRCLE
INDICATES VOLTAGE TIE POINTS.
6. 1 DESIGNATES NEGATIVE "B".
PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTIONS (COST'S)
7. Apply 117V. to chassis. Set signal 8. Use either an audible check or an AC

generator for an RF output signal voltmeter connected across speaker
amplitude modulated (AM) by 400 cycles. voice coil to indicate output. Adjust
Allow radio chassis and signal gen- volume control to full volume.
erator several minutes warm-up time.
During alignment, keep signal gen- NOTE: The following alignment procedure
erator output at lowest level that was performed using Sylvania test equipment.
gives perceptible audio output.
STEP ALIGNMENT SETUP NOTES TEST EQUIPMENT HOOKUP ADJUST FOR MAXIMUM OUTPUT
1. Set variable tuning capacitor fully SIGNAL GENERATOR "Hot" lead through a
- T1 -B - Bottom core
open (minimum capacity). .1 Mfd. capacitor to tie point number T1 -A Top core
(1). Ground lead to negative "B".
Set generator to 455 KC. Repeat for optimum performance.
AC VOLTMETER - Across speaker voice

coil,
2. Same as step 1. SIGNAL GENERATOR - Radiate signal to C4 - trimmer

receiver through a loop of several turns
of wire. Set generator to 1650 KC.
AC VOLTMETER - across speaker voice

coil.
3. Set variable tuning capacitor to the SIGNAL GENERATOR Radiate signal to

- C2 - trimmer
600 KC position, (plates meshed approx. receiver through a loop of several
imately 3/16"). Adjust this setting turns of wire. Set generator to a
slightly to eliminate any interfering frequency corresponding to receiver
signals, tuning capacitor setting (until signal
Is heard through receiver speaker).
AC VOLTMETER - Across speaker voice

coil.
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COMPLETE SERVICE INFORMATION CHASSIS I-630-1,-2

July 1958
CHASSIS: I -630-I,-2
MODELS: 1108 & 2109
SYLVANIA HOME ELECTRONICS, a division of Sylvania Electric Products m

Inc., Service Dept., Batavia, N.Y. A 411-17fö'`
SPECIFICATIONS
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FREQUENCY RANGE 540 KC to 1650 KC Py
POWER SUPPLY 117 Volts
MODEL 1108 POWER CONSUMPTION 35 Watts
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V2 IF Amplifier 12BA6 zozzz_oz
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V3 Detector, AVC, 1st AF Amplifier 12AT6
V4 AF Output Amplifier SOCS
V5 Rectifi%r
MODEL 2109 35W4
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTIONS
power line and radio chassis. Utilize a
CLOCK REMOVAL test bench with a non-conductive work
surface during all electrical tests on
1. Remove back cover and chassis as out-
receiver.
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2. retaining washer on volume knob .. o
to facilitate knob removal, then remove c n
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knob. (Replace washer when reinstalling m .
knob.) Knobs until free from respective

shafts. 2.
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Knobs by pulling straight outward. 3. Remove screws securing back cover and 3Om Cÿ
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until tabs on crystal clear slots
cabinet. Remove crystal.
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from chassis.
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(3) and (4). NOTE: On models in-
5. Remove clock hands by pulling straight
corporating clock, also unsolder clock
out. NOTE: For correct position when leads et tie points (5), (6) and 12.1
replacing clock hands, rotate(very (7). z 1
Remove screw and clip securing chassis ¡
slowly counterclockwise)the alarm set and remove chassis from cabinet.

knob until two (2) clicks are heard.
Stop rotation at this point end place 5. Remove speaker from cabinet if spare
the alarm and hour hand pointing in speaker of the exact type (with output
the 6 o'clock direction, the minute transformer connected) is not available.
and sweep hand in the 12 o'clock
direction. Use care so as not to bend 6. Reconnect output transformer to tie
hands. points (3) and (4). (On models in
corporating a clock, also place a
6. Compress four (4) spring clips securing jumper wire across tie points (5) and (O 01
clock to cabinet then remove clock. (7). Reconnect back cover interlock
assembly to chassis. Stand radio
7. For replacement,
clock reverse the chassis in such a manner to
above procedure. facilitate
under chassis IF alignment. (cosy o.ovral
CJoYm F. Rider
RADIO PAGE 25 -4 SYLVAN A I
SCHEMATIC SERVICE SCHEMATIC SERVICE

LOCATION PART NO. DESCRIPTION LOCATION PART NO. DESCRIPTION
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170.0029 VARIABLE TUNING CAPACITOR - MODEL 2109 BACKCOVER LOOP. ANTENNA
07 C1,C3 ANTENNA GANG. OSCILLATOR GANG L2 113-0045 COIL OSCILLATOR
-
C2.C4 ANTENNA TRIMMER, OSCILLATOR TRIMMER T1 121-0108 TRANSFORMER - 1ST IF

C5 .047 MFD - 20% 400V. - PAPER .
T2 121.0108 TRANSFORMER 2ND IF -
C6,C7.C8 PART OF PPI SEE "MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PARTS" T3 143-0045 TRANSFORMER AUDIO OUTPUT .
(SPEAKER MOUNTED)
C9,C10.C11 PART OF PPI SEE "MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PARTS"
C12 .022 MFD 20% 400V.
. PAPER - - MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PARTS
C13 161-2016 2 SECTION ELECTROLYTIC
PP1 190.0028 PLATE - AUDIO DETECTOR
A 30 MFD 150V,
C6,C7 125 MMFD. .005 MFD
8 70 MFD 150V. -
C8.C9 100 MMFD, .005 MFD

C14 .047 MFD 20% - 400V. - PAPER
-
C10,C11 100 MMFD, 100 MMFD

RESISTORS R7,RR.R9 10 MEGOHM 470,000 OHM, 470,000 OHM
SWI PART OF
RI - 20% - ¿W.
22 OHM SWITCH-ON/OFF - MODEL 2109 CLOCK
R2 22.000 OHM - 10% ¡W. SWI -
PART OF
R3 150 OHM 10% - 1W. -
VOLUME
R4 157-0041 500,000 OHM - CONTROL-VOLUME/ON/OFF MODEL 1108 SWITCH ON/OFF MODEL 1108 CONTROL - -
R4 157-0052 500.000 OHM - CONTROL -VOLUME MODEL 2109

R5 3.3 MEGOHM - 20% fW. -
R6 47.000 OHM - 20% f6. CHASSIS PARTS

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R7,R8,R9 PART OF PP1 SEE "MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PARTS" DESCRIPTION 1108 2109
RIO 150 OHM 20% ¡W. - -
SHIELD TUBE - V2,V3 482-0012 482-0012 -
RII 1.200 OHM - 10% 1W.

SOCKET - TUBE - 7 PIN MINIATURE 412-0040 412-0040
STRAP - GROUND TUBE SHIELD V2,V3 499-0014 499-0014 - -
CABINET PARTS TERMINAL AC PRONG 487-0040 487-0040 -
DESCRIPTION 1108WH 1108BL 1108RE 2109BL 2109RE 2109WH
CABINET MOLDED - 813.0119 813-0128

CABINET PAINTED - 813.0121 813-0122
CABINET PAINTED (INCLUDES CLOCK FACE)
- 813-0120 813.0123
CABLE AC POWER
- 195-0001 195-0001 195.0001 195-0001 195-0001 195-0001
CRYSTAL CLOCK-
717-0005 717-0005 717-0005
FACE CLOCK 721.0021 721-0021 721.0023
HAND - HOUR 206.0006 206.0006 206-0010
HAND - MINUTE 206-0007 206-0007 206.0011
HAND ALARM
- 206-0008 206.0008 206.0008
HAND - SWEEP 206-0009 206-0009 206-0009
KNOB TUNING 741.0043 741-0044 741-0045 741.0044 741.0045 741-0068
KNOB VOLUME/ON/OFF
- 742-0023 742-0025 742-0026
KNOB - VOLUME 742-0024 742.0024 742-0024
KNOB CLOCK CONTROL ON/OFF 740-0170 740-0170 740-0170
KNOB CLOCK CONTROL SLEEP 740-0205 740.0205 740.0205
NAMEPLATE SYLVANIA - 818-0147 818-0148 818.0149
SHAFT EXTENSION - TIME SET
- 493.0131 493-0131 493-0131
SPEAKER 4" PM- 539-0429 539-0429 539-0429 539.0429 439-0429 539.0429
COVER INTERLOCK (INCLUDES ANTENNA AND AC CABLE)
- 582.0034 582-0034 582-0034 582-0035 582.0035 582-0035
ADJUST
ALIGNMENT SETUP NOTES TEST EQUIPMENT HOOKUP FOR MAXIMUM OUTPU-
1. Set variable tuning capacitor SIGNAL GENERATOR - "Hot" lead T2 -D - Bottom core
plates fully open (minimum ca- through .1 Mfd. capacitor to T2 -C - Top core
pacity). junction of R1 (22 Ohm) and pin 7 TI -B - Bottom core
of V1 (12BE6); ground lead to T1 -A - Top core
(negative "B"). Set generator to
455 KC. Repeat for opti-
mum performance.
AC VOLTMETER - across speaker
voice coil.
2. Same as step 1. SIGNAL GENERATOR - Radiate signal C4 trimmer
to receiver through a loop of
several turns of wire. Set gen-
erator to 1650 KC.
AC VOLTMETER - Across speaker

voice coil.
3. Set variable tuning capacitor to SIGNAL GENERATOR - Radiate signal C2 trimmer

600 KC position, plates meshed to receiver through a loop of
approximately 3/16 inch. Adjust several turns of wire. Set gen-
this setting slightly to eliminate erator to a frequency corres -
any interfering signals. ponding to receiver tuning ca-

pacitor setting (until signal is
heard through receiver speaker).

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INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY (IF) 4S5 KC
SPEAKERS 2 - 4" PM
TUBE COMPLIMENT
V1 Oscillator/Mixer 12BE6
V2 IF Amplifier 12BA6
V3 Detector, AVC, 1st AF Amplifier 12AT6
V4 AF Output Amplifier SOCS
V5 Rectifier 35W4
MODEL 1303
CHASSIS REMOVAL PROCEDURE

ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
1. Disconnect power line plug from power PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTIONS
outlet.
2. Remove volume and tone knobs by pulling power line and radio chassis. Utilize a r ---
straight out. test bench with a non-conductive work cs
= 125 MMgs
surface during all electrical tests on II a RIO cw
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straight back until mounting slots
are cleared.
3. Stand radio chassis in such a manner oa
yG
to facilitate under Chassis IF Align-
ment.
6. To replace chassis reverse the above
procedure. When replacing chassis, 4. Apply 117V. to chassis. Set signal
make certain that slot in the variable generator for an RF output signal
tuning arm engages peg on the variable amplitude modulated (AM) by 400 cycles.
tuning pulley. NOTE: Speaker and dial Allow radio chassis and signal gen-
lamp lead length permit removal of erator several minutes warm-up time.
chassis from cabinet with components During alignment, keep signal generator
connected in circuit. If complete output at lowest level that gives
disassembly is necessary, identify perceptible audio output.
speaker leads and unsolder at tie
points (1), (2) and (3), remove screw 5. Use either an audible check or an AC
securing pilot lamp mounting bracket
to cabinet and remove chassis.
voltmeter connected across speaker
voice coil to indicate output.
IO o
Adjust INTERLOCK
volume control to full volume. NOTE:
CAUTION: Do not operate receiver with the following procedure was performed
speakers disconnected. using Sylvania Test Equipment.
lJohn F. Rider
CHASSIS 1-631-1
RADIO PAGE 25-6 SYLVANIA
SCHEMATIC SERVICE MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PARTS

PP1 190.0028 PLATE AUDIO DETECTOR
C8.C9 .005 MFD, 125 MMFD
CAPACITORS
C10,C11 100 MMFD, .005 MFD
C12,C13 100 MMFD, 100 MMFD
C1.C3 170-0030 VARIABLE TUNING CAPACITOR
RIO,R11 10 MEGOHM. 470,000 ORO
C2 PART OF CI ANTENNA TRIMMER
R12 470,000 OHM
C4 PART OF C3 OSCILLATOR TRIMMER
SW1 PART OF
C5 .047 MFD . 20% 400V. - PAPER -
VOLUME CONT. SWITCH - ON/OFF

C6 .082 MFD - 20% 400V. PAPER - -
C7 .0068 MFD 20% - 500V.. CERAMIC 417.0030 SOCKET - PHONO INPUT

C8,C9,C10 SEE "MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PARTS"
C11,C12.C13 SEE "MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PARTS" CHASSIS PARTS
C14 .0022 MFD - 20% 400V. - PAPER -
C15 .022 MFD 20% - 400V.

- PAPER - 487-0050 CLAMP PLASTIC - ANTENNA RETAINER
CI6 161.2016 2 SECTION ELECTROLYTIC 482-0016 SHIELD TUBE
-
A 70 MFD 150V. 412.0051 SOCKET - TUBE - 7 PIN MINIATURE

30 MFD - 150V. 487-0040 TERMINAL - AC PRONGS
C17 .047 MFD - 20% - 400V. . PAPER 411.0035 SOCKET - PILOT LAMP
RESISTORS
Rf 22 OHM 20% - W. -
CABINET PARTS
R2 22,000 OHM - 20% - W.
R3 150 00M 20% W.
- -
DESCRIPTION 1303RE 1303TU 1303YE
R4 3.3 MEGOHM - 20% - +W.
47.000 OHM - 20% +W. ARM - VARIABLE CAPACITOR DRIVE 473.0005 473-0005 473-0005
R5 -
MEGOHM - 20% - ¡W. BACKGROUND DIAL - 727-0009 727-0009 727-0009

R6 I
R7 152-0054 MEGOHM VOLUME CONTROL

I -
BAFFLE - SPEAKER 776.0011 776-0011 776.0011
R8 68.000 OHM - 20% - (W. BOARD TERMINAL INTERLOCK - 415-0029 415.0029 415-0029
R9 PART OF CABINET . BACK 822.0029 822-0031 822-0033
VOLUME CONT. MEGOHM - TONE CONTROL
1
CABINET - FRONT INCLUDES OVERLAY - 822-0028 822-0028 822-0028
R10,R11,R12 SEE "MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PARTS" CABINET - TOP 822-0030 822-0032 822.0034
R13 150 OHM - 20% - 1W. CABLE - ASSEMBLY POWER - 195.0019 195-0020 195-0021
R14 1,200 OHM 10% - 1W. . CREST SYLVANIA 818-0169 818.0169 818-0169
DIAL AND DRIVE MOUNT 722.0069 722.0069 722-0069
KNOB DUMMY 740-0225 740-0225 740-0225
KNOB TONE AND ON/OFF -
740.0223 740-0223 740.0223
COILS AND TRANSFORMERS KNOB - TUNING 740-0222 740-0222 740-0222
KNOB - VOLUME 740.0224 740.0224 740-0224
POINTER - DIAL 792-0023 792-0023 792.0023
LI 581-0015 ANTENNA - FERRITE ROD PULLEY DIAL POINTER - 494-0033 494-0033 494.0033
L2 113.0046 COIL - OSCILLATOR PULLEY VARIABLE TUNING - 493-0147 493.0147 493.0147
TI 121-0108 TRANSFORMER - 1ST IF RETAINER - LINE CORD 554-0086 554.0086 554-0086
T2 121.0108 TRANSFORMER - 2ND IF SHAFT - POINTER 493-0146 493.0146 493.0146
T3 143-0052 TRANSFORMER - AUDIO OUTPUT (SPEAKER MOUNTED) SHAFT - TUNING 493-0075 493-0075 493-0075
SPEAKER - 4" PM (INCLUDES TRANSFORMER) 539-0431 539-0431 539-0431
SPEAKER 4" PM 539-0432 539.0432 539-0432
SPRING TENSION DRIVE STRING - - 496.0023 496-0023 496-0023
ADJUST
ALIGNMENT SETUP NOTES TEST EQUIPMENT HOOKUP FOR MAXIMUM OUTPUT
1. Set variable tuning capacitor plates SIGNAL GENERATOR - "Hot" lead through T2 - D Bottom Core
fully open (minimum capacity). .1 Mfd capacitor to junction of R1 T2 - C Top Core
(22 Ohm) and pin 7 of VI (12BE6); Ti - B Bottom Core
ground lead to (negative "B"). Set T1 - A Top Core
generator to 455 KC.
Repeat for optimum performance.
AC VOLTMETER - across speaker voice coil.
2. Same as step 1 SIGNAL GENERATOR - Radiate signal to C4 Trimmer

receiver through a loop of several
turns of wire. Set generator to
1650 KC.
AC VOLTMETER - Across speaker voice coil.
3. Set variable tuning capacitor to 600 KC SIGNAL GENERATOR - Radiate signal to C2 Trimmer
position, plates fully meshed except receiver through a loop of several turns
for approximately 3/16 inch. Adjust of wire. Set generator to a frequency
this setting slightly to eliminate any corresponding to receiver tuning
interfering signal. capacitor setting (until signal is
heard through receiver speaker).
AC VOLTMETER - Across speaker voice coil.
4. Same as step 3 - 600 KC position. SIGNAL GENERATOR - Same as step 3. L2 (Oscillator coil) while
simultaneously rocking tuning
AC VOLTMETER - Across speaker voice coil, capacitor through the 600 KC
position.
t-- DRIVESTRING
26" EARLY PROD.
PULLEY- 34" LATER PROD.
VARIABLE TUNING
PULLEY -
DIAL POINTER
SHAFTTTUNINO
4-
I/2 TURN EARLY PROD.

3 TURNS LATER PROD. 3 TURNS EARLY PROD.
3 TURNS 2 TURNS LATER PROD.
ALL PROD.
DIAL STRINGING
COMPLETE SERVICE INFORMATION RADIO
CHASSIS 1- 632 - 1, -2
dV
October 1958
CHASSIS: I-632-1,-2
MODELS: 1304 & 2305
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SYLVANIA HOME ELECTRONICS, a division of Sylvania Electric Products Inc., Service Dept., Batavia, N.Y.
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MODEL 2305
SPECIFICATIONS
TUBE COMPLIMENT
POWER SUPPLY V1 RF Amplifier
117 Volts 6BJ6
POWER CONSUMPTION V2 Converter 12BE6
35 Watts V3 IF Amplifier 1.1
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY 6BJ6
455 KC V4 Det., AVC and AF Amplifier
SPEAKERS MODEL 1304 (2) 1/4" PM 12AT6
5 VS AF Output Amplifier 5005
MODEL 2305 (1)
-
5" PM V6 Rectifier 35W4
.
CHASSIS REMOVAL PROCEDURE
and unsolder at the following points.
1. Disconnect power line
plug from power outlet.
MODEL 1304
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2. Remove three (3) screws
securing back cover A. Speaker transformer leads at tie points
and remove back cover. 1,
2 and 3. m
B. Pilot lamp leads at tie points 4 and
"<
3. Remove volume and tone knobs 5.
straight by pulling -2I
out.
4. Remove screw and MODEL 2305

clip securing chassis to
cabinet.
A. Speaker transformer leads at tie points 1, 2
5. Unsolder ground lead from and 3.
I1,3
speaker to volume
control. B. Clock, appliance receptacle and pilot lamp , 2
leads at tie points 4 and 5. ú
Remove screw securing to
operate
chaswith clock disconnected, Toapply "H1 xa
, e.
6.
cabinet tine
board (Model 1304), interlock -interlock voltagge to tie Points 4 end 5. j ag
7.
appliance
Slide chassis back until chassis

board and
receptacle (Model 2305).
8. To replace chassis, reverse the above pro-
cedure. When replacing chassis make certain ¡Oa'
" IJ1 i
clears slots that slot in the variable tuning drive ix YiiYYYiYfrn iö
in the bottom of cabinet. arm
Lead lengths permit
removal of chassis from cabinet
ponents connected in circuit.
with com-
engages pin on the variable tuning pulley.
I>R*º I
!ring;,_. 1
disassembly is necessary, identify complete

If
all leads
NOTE:
leads
Do not operate
disconnected.
receiver with speaker
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©John F. Rider
RADIO PAGE 25 - 8 SYLVANIA
3. Stand radio chassis in such a position gives perceptible audio output.

to facilitate under Chassis IF Align-
ment. Apply 117V. to chassis. Set 4. Use either an audible check or an AC
signal generator for an RF output voltmeter connected across speaker
signal amplitude modulated (AM) by voice coil to indicate output. Adjust
1-1 400 cycles. Allow radio chassis and volume control to full volume.
signal generator several minutes warm
up time. During alignment, keep signal NOTE: The following procedure was
generator output at lowest level that performed using Sylvania test equipment.
ALIGNMENT SETUP NOTES TEST EQUIPMENT HOOKUP ADJUST FOR MAXIMUM OUTPUT
1. Set variable tuning capacitor SIGNAL GENERATOR - "Hot" lead T3 -D - Bottom core
plates fully open (minimum ca- through a .1 Mfd. capacitor to pin T3 -C - Top core
pacity). 7 of V2 (12BE6); ground lead to T2 -B - Bottom core
(negative "B"). Set generator to T2 -A - Top core
455 KC.
AC VOLTMETER - Across speaker Repeat for optimum per -

voice coil. formance.
2. Same as step 1. SIGNAL GENERATOR - Radiate signal C6 trimmer

to receiver through a loop of
erator to 1650 KC.
voice coil.
3. Set variable tuning capacitor to SIGNAL GENERATOR Radiate signal - C4 trimmer

1400 KC. to receiver a loop of through C2 trimmer
erator to 1400 KC. While rocking variable
AC VOLTMETER - Across speaker tuning capacitor through
voice coil. 1400 RC.
4. Set variable tuning capacitor to SIGNAL GENERATOR - Radiate signal L2 - Oscillator coil
600 KC position, plates fully to receiver through a loop of Ti - RF coil
meshed except for approximately several turns of wire. Set gen -
3/16 inch. Adjust this setting erator to a frequency correspond -
slightly to eliminate any inter- ing to receiver tuning capacitor
fering signals. setting (until signal is heard
through receiver speaker).
While rocking variable
AC VOLTMETER - Across speaker tuning capacitor through
voice coil. 600 KC.
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15 PILOT LAMP NAL BOARD. CABINET
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MODEL 1304 MODEL 1304

VICt LAMP SPI
INTERLOCK
OW TERMINALS 51/4"PMI
RIP
5008 SP2 MODEL i5' PM
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5I/4"PMI 12305 O SPI
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MODEL 1304 - DIAL DRIVE & SPEAKER ASSEMBLY

SCHEMATIC
LOCATION DESCRIPTION
1=2. DESCRIPTION
CAPACITORS COILS A110 TRANSFORMERS

170.0031
LI 581.0016
CI.C2
1, 113.0046
C3,4
CS.C6 112.00,7 .1:KrL,E.Eo2:.:NTTR7
.077cH'EI; 20% - 400V. PARER

C8
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143.0075 TRABERBRRER AuOlo OBTPET (SPEAKER Moll../
.082 M. - 20% 400V. - PAPER
CII MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL PARTS
C12.C13.C14 SEE 5MISBELLAREo. ELEcTRIcAL PAR.. PP1 190.0028 PLATE Auo.0 DETEcioR
SEC 5ROKEELLAKEous ELECT8.41. PARKE. C
.0022 mro - 20% 400V. PAPER -
CUI'5
CI9 .01 Biro . 20Z - 400V. PAPER C16,17
022 161.2016 2 .... ELECTRoLYTIc
100 1,94.. .0 M.°
RIO.R11.R. M.o..
150V. SW1
10 470.000 0., 470.000 0.
C2'1'
.047 ME9 . 20% 400V. - PAPER sw,Tom.oN/orr MooEL 1304
RESISTORS .1 PART BE
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15 M.o. 2. - EW.
R2 22.000 Oxy 20% . fw.
R3
R4 CHASSIS PARTS
47.000 Owm 20% EN.

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417.0030
152-0055
487.0050 'L'Ane7..11=Cif'ZriTENRA RETAINER
'ToZ"'AXO 482.0016
R5 152-0057 SHIELo Tuer
412-0051 SocKET . 7 PIN meN.
.
R7 487.0040 TERmtBAL - AC PRo.

68,000 ORR 20% EN.
R10,R11,R12 2
R13 150 Oxx In IW,
189.0084 120 0. 10% 3W. W.W. Moo, 2305 ON.

189.0065 500 0. 10% 7W. W.W. MooEL 2305 ON.
CABINET PARTS
DESCRIPTION
1304RE 2305RE
473-0005
BAcKGRouRo DIAL 728.0002
473.0005 4U,M5
728.0002 728.0002 720.0003 728.0003 728.0003
415.0029 415.0029 415.0029 415.0029
Berpro. SLEER/00/0./RADIo/RAOlo 415-0029 415.0029
ALA. 751.0001 751.0001 751.0001
822.0029 822-0031 822.0033 822-0037 822.0038 822-0039
822.0035 822-0035 822.0035 822.0036 822.0036 822-0036
195..19 195.0020 195.0021 195.0019 195.0020
: 195.0021
818.0170 818.0170 818.0170 818.0159
CAESTAL CLoCK 818.0169 818-0169
717.0007 717.0007 717-0007
722-0070 722.0071 722-0071 722.0071
740-0225
fr'Z' 740.0223 740.0223 740.0223
740-0225
740.0223
740.0.5 740.0225
740.0223 740.0223
740.0222 740.0222 740-02. 740.0222 740.0222 740.0222
740-0224 740.0224 740-0224 740.0224
OvERLAE EIBTTON ON 740.0224 740-0224
POINTER - SIADE 7510002 751.0002 751.0002
792.0024 792.0024 792.0024 782.0024
POLL. VAlei4ELE TONI. 792.0024 792.0024
493.0148 493.0146 493.0148 493.0148 493.0148 403.0148
554-0006 554-0086 554.0088 854-0086 554.0086 554.0.6
493.0150 493-0150 493.0150
493.0149 493.0149 .193.0149 493.0148 493.0149 493-0149
411-0036 411.0036 411-0038 411.0037 411.0037 411.0037
417.0009 417.0009 417-0009
SPEAKER 539.0510 539.0510 539.0510
- 5 1/45 PM IINcLuers
TRAREpoRNER) 539.0578 5390576 5390578
539-0579 539,0579 539-0579
496.0023 495-0023 498.0023 495-0023 496-0023 496.0023
818.0171 818-0171 818.0171
818.0173 818-0173 818.0173
V318.0172 810- 80172
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©John F. Rider
CHASSIS 1-632-1, -2
WG
No. 10-475 MODEL NO. DC2836B
MODEL NO. DC2836B
FACTS ABOUT YOUR NEW TRUETONE FM
AND BROADCAST RADIO
Instructions for Installation, Operation, and Service
I111RU-Check Antenna. If an outside
antenna is being FAULTY FM RECEPTION
used, inspect the antenna system to
good condition and not grounded
see that it is in "Ihe requirements ter FM reception
CHECK YOUR LINE VOLTAGE at any point. are more critical than
carefully installed according to the directions furnished for Standard band broadcast or
short wave reception,
with it and connected to the FM terminals FOURTH -Test Tubes. Remove the tubes This includes the area in which the
at the rear take them to your local radio from the radio,
Me type of antenna used,
receiver is located,
Unless otherwise marked this radio must be operated of the receiver. It should be remembered dealer the
on a supply of 105-125 volts AC, 50-60 cycles or 105- in conjunction
with Me erection of an FM folded dipole antenna tested either by means of e tube tester and have them located from the station to be distance the receiver is
or received and other factors
125 volts DC. Do not connect the radio to a wall outlet FM reception is usually limited to 'glee
that them in a radio Mat is operating satisfactorily. by meerting not encountered in Standard
band broadcast reception.
unless certain that the power supply is correct for the sight"
distances or up to 45 miles. Before erecting ofa special It is to be noted Mat reception
in Me high frequency FM
receiver. If in doubt, telephone your local power company antenna for FM reception it is best to FIFTH -Service. If the radio does not band is usually limited to "line
make certain Mat function properly of sight" distances or
before inserting the plug. Radios of this model which an FM stati:. exists in your area, after the above procedure has been followed up to about 45 miles. Also
tall buildings or other struc-
and the tubes
are to be used on other power supplies are marked have been tested, get in touch with the tures between the transmitter and
the radio was purchased or
dealer from whom found to affect reception.
the receiver may be
accordingly. call in a competent radio Reception under theseconditions
technician. will sometimes be helped by
the addition of an external
BROADCAST BAND folded dipole antenna with a
300
formation concerning this is given ohm line lead-in. In-
540-1600 KILOCYCLES -This band is calibrated in the Antenna para-
graph.
numbers. To obtain the kilocycle number add in channel
two zeros
to the dial number. Thus when
the dial pointer is at 12
on the dial, the radio is tuned to 1200
kilocycles. PRI. AOJ.)
1111i1111111111
ON-OFF SWITCH AND VOLUME CONTROL
T-5
ROD ANT. l
`))111111J 11111111111111111111111
C-24
AM ANT.
AM PRI. ADJ. TRIMMER
The On -Off switch and Volume control are
the same knob. To turn the radio
operated by SEC. ADJ. C-25
on, turn the knob AM OSC.
clockwise until a click is heard, Allow
approximately Aj TRIMMER
30 seconds for the tubes to heat.
Then continue to turn
the knob clockwise to increase the volume. TUBES cJSEC. ADJ.
The type designation of each tube is

AM - FM SWITCH stamped on the SEC. ADJ.
tube. The correct positions in which the C-7
tubes must be
This control has .two positions, FM installed are shown in the tube position FM OSC, SEC. ADJ.
& AM. Turn the
illustration. TRIMMER
knob to Me extreme right for AM
(broadcast) recep- All tubes must be in
tion and to the extreme left for FM
(frequency modu-
their sockets to operate the radio. T-3
lation) reception. C-4 PRI. ADJ.
The tubes in the radio should be checked FM R -F AMP. (BOTTOM) RATIO
periodically TRIMMER DETECTOR
by taking Mem out and having
FM BAND them tested. To reach FM TUNER COIL
the tubes for servicing, remove the
two screws from
88 - 108 MEGACYCLES -This band is the rear of the cabinet. Then remove
calibrated in cabinet front.
megacycles and covers the frequency When replacing the tubes, be sure that PRI. ADJ.
of 88-108 megacycles. Reception
modulation band they are inserted
in Mis band is usually in the proper sockets. To install
e tube a miniature
limited to "line of sight" distances
between the trans- type tube socket, line up the tube prongsinto
mitting and receiving antennas. with the holes
This is normally up to in the socket and then gently push
about 30 miles with approximately the tube down until it
45 miles being the is held firmly in the socket.
extreme range, BA13-3240
IF THE RADIO FAILS TO OPERATE
TUNING KNOB (FM OR AM) SATISFACTORILY
Recheck the foregoing instructions.
If the radio still
3 TURNS
Use this knob to tune in the desired does not appear to operate satisfactorily, FM
knob until the station is heard.
station, Ture the proceed as DRIVE CORD REPLACEMENT
Then slowly rotate It follows: TUNER
back and forth until the signal Replacement of the drive cord may be accomplished
is clearest and strongest. es
If signal is too strong,
reduce it by means of the volume FIRST-Check power Supply. Be sure there shown in the illustration. For this purpose C TUNER
control, not by using the tuning knob. is power at use the drive STRING
the convenience outlet to which Me cord assembly listed in the replacement parts
radio is connected.
install the string as shown, winding three turnslist. Then
To determine this, connecta lamp to
ANTENNA the outlet and see clock-
wise around Me tuning shaft with the turns progressing
whether or not the lamp lights.
Two built-in antennas are incorporated toward Me rear of the chassis. After the cord is
in the receiver. installed
A Truetone Stratoscope Antenna Check the voltage and frequency of
the power supply
rotate the tuning shaft several times in order
to take up
el --DRIVE
for the broadcast range
and an FM antenna for the with that shown on the power rating any slack in the cord. a PULLEY
9
label on the radio.
range. When operating Me radio with(frequency modulation)
FM If there is any doubt concerning
withdraw the plug (roe the outlet and power supply,
the built -ín antennas, the
directional effects are obtained. Better The string from the FM tuner to the tuning A
reception of distant consult the local shaft is
stations and reduction of local interference power company before reinserting the plug. wound 2 turns counter-clockwise and then
may be obtained tied to the
by rotating the radio until the clip.
desired signal is at a max- SECOND-Check 'Tube positions. See that
imum. the tubes are
However, in some locations for the in Me correct sockets as shown in the
stations, an outside antenna is essential. reception of FM -illustration.
A folded dipole
with a 300 ohm line lead-in should Make certain Mat the tubes are operating. (Glass .1--DRIVE
be used. It trust be tubes
will light very dimly.) BA13-3239 STRING
John F. Rider
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MODEL NO. DC2836B
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST FOR DC2836B
Ref. N. Appro.
Description ',ente
MISCELLANEOUS Sellinv
Prtee
126531 4" x 6" PM Speaker
2501163 Tuner, F-M
66X18 Selenium Rectifier 11.50
76X5 Resistor -Capacitor Assembly 2.55
3A486 Tube Socket (12AV6-35C5) .65
3A491 Tube Socket (12AL5-12ÁU6-12BE6-12866) .15
4X1165 CreM .15
13X615-3 .55
10X93
Line Cord Assembly
Drive Cord Assembly .65
28X603 Spring, Drive Cord
20X1660
28X635
10498
Ring, Compression (10A911 Knob)
Spring (10Á910-1 & 100912-1 Knob)
05 MODEL NO. DC28368
Switch, AM-FM OS
10X910-1
100911
Knob, Dial Scale FM REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST FOR DC2836B
Knob, Tuning
10A912-I Apvrox-
10Á914 Knob, Dial Scale AM Ref. N.
Knob, On -O38 and Switch Description ImofeeTIZ
S38Á586 Front Baffle & Grille Cloth Assembly St
5-380587 R_3 RESISTORS Price
Assembly, Cabinet Shell (Charcoal)
R ß84103 10 K 0.5 Carbon
C-9885106
CAPACITORS R-2 Part of 2503163 FM Tuner Assembly .15
C-1
R-10.15
R-0
C-2
C-3
R{} B84680 68 0.5 Carbon
R-5 JlL .15
C-3
R-7 B85102 1K
C-5 0.5 Carbon
R -B 864273 .10
C-5 27 K 0.5 Carbon
Part of 2501163
-38R-161
FM Tuner Assembly .15
C-7
R-14 B84223 22 K
C-8 0.5 Carbon
10 Meg. 0.5 Carbon
R-1 lA 1 .10
R-118 Part of 76X5 (See Miscellaneous)
C-1/
R-12 ß84l81 180
C-12 0.5 Carbon
R-13 885330 33
.15
C-15 - 47X507 mmf
0.5 Carbon .10
500 V Ceramic R-15 1384121 120
C-33 .30 0.5 Carbon .15
C
C-13 R20f 885225 2.2 Meg. 0.5 Carbon
L-2
47X670 47 mmE R-17 .102
C-14 Ceramic .20 36X399 500 K Volume Control
Part of T-2 R-18 1.20
C-16 Part of T-3 43X386 22 Wirewound(Fuse Type)
C-17 R-19 C84122 1.2 K
47X623 390 mmf 1.0 Carbon .20
C-18 47X575 350 V Ceramic ,30 TRANSFORMERS & COILS
990
270C-19 m8 500 V Ceramic
45X423 5 m£ .25 L-1 902408 Oscillator Coil
C-20 50 V Dry Electrolytic .85
RCP10M2103M .01 mf 200 V Molded Tubular 90 Part of 2501163 FM Tuner Assembly
.25 T-2 962309 Coi1,I-F FM
C-243.35
C-218 Part of 76X5 (See Miscellaneous) T3 1..00
962260 Ratio Detector
C -21C T-4 3.25
51X188 Output Transformer
C-22 RCP10M4103M .01 mf 1.75
400 V Molded .1 902409 Rod Antenna
1.70
Tubular 902343 Coil, 1st 1-F A -M
C-236 .25 T-7 1.20
962344 Coil, 2nd 1-F A -M
C-238_ 140232 1.30
Gang Condenser Assembly T-9 Part of 2561163 FM Tuner Assembly
C-25 Part of Gang Condenser Assembly
C-26
C-29 RCPIOM2473M .047 mf
200 V Molded
C-27 Tubular .30
C-28 Part of T-6
C-30
C-31 Part of T-7
C-32
C-34 RCP10M4473M .047 mf 400 V Molded
C-356 Tubular .30
C-3513 45X444 70 mf V
50 mf 150 V Dry Electrolytic
C-36
C.37 80X15 680 aanf 500 V Ceramic
C-39
Prices Shown Are Approximate and Subject to Change Without
Notice.
©John F. Rider
MODEL DC2836B
MODELS DC2980A, DC2981A
Manual No. 10-477 HGR

MODEL NOS.DC2980A& DC2981A
No. 10-477
Factory Model 462

4 Tube, Including Rectifier
INSTALLATION OPERATION
Place the receiver upright on a table or other level surface Insert the power cord plug into the power receptacle.
convenient to a power outlet. Do not place it on or near a Turn the receiver on, by turning the Volume Control knob
radiator or heater. at the left clockwise until a click is heard. In about 30
seconds the set will be in operating condition. Turning the
This receiver is designed to operate from a 117 Volt AC
INSTALLATION, OPERATING
Volume to the right or clockwise increases the volume.
or DC source of supply. On AC, improved reception may
sometimes be obtained by turning the plug halfway around Tune in stations by turning the large upper knob. The
and reinserting it into the power outlet. Try it both ways numbers on the tuning scale show Kilocycles with the last
and SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS and leave it in the position which gives the best reception.
On DC, the receiver will operate with the plug inserted
in only one position.
two ciphers left off. For example number 9 is the location
of 900 Kilocycles. As you have tuned in the station desired
move the tuning knob to the position which produces the
deepest rounded tones with a minimum background noise
ANTENNA and clearest reception.
This Radio is equipped with a built-in loop antenna which The tuning scale shows the 'CO' Civil Defense Emblem
will produce satisfactory reception from nearby stations. at-Conelrad Frequencies-640 and 1240 Kilocycles. In a
This antenna may be somewhate directional and in some in- Civil Defense emergency tune to either of these frequencies
stallations the signal may be improved by turning the to receive defense news, instructions and informatiop.
cabinet in various directions.
To turn thereceiver off, turn the volume knob to the left
This receiver is designed to operate without a ground or counter clockwise position until a click is heard.
connection and no attempt should be made to use one.
In locations where signals of low strength prevail, signals

can be increased by adding a length of wire running
around the room floor and around the window frames.
Attach this wire to the lead prbvided in the back of the
receiver.
Power Supply 117 Volts D.C., or 117 Volts, 50-60 Cycles A.C.
Frequency Range 535 to 1650 K C
Intermediate Frequency 455 K C
Tuning Two gang capacitor
Speaker 4 inch PM, 3.2 ohm voice coil impedance
Power Consumption 30 Watts
Power Output .. e 1 watt undistorted, 1.5 watt maximum
Sensitivity 3000 Microvolts at 50 milliwatts Output
Selectivity . . 120 kc. broad at 1000 times signal at 1000 kc.
TUBE COMPLEMENT
MODELS DC2980A ( White ) & DC2981A ( Red ) 12AU6 Miser and Oscillator
12AV6 Detector,A.V.C. and 1st Audio
50 C5 Audio Output
35W 4 Power Rectifier
©John F. Rider
MODEL NOS. DC2980A & DC2981A
MODEL NOS. DC2980A & DC2981A
TUBES
This receiver is shipped with the tubes in their
removed, make certain they are reinserted
proper sockets. If for some reason tubes have
been When ordering ports, specify part number, model
into their proper sockets as shown below. number and series.
APPROX.
MATE
REF. NO. PART NO. SELLING
DESCRIPTION
PRICE
R1
RESISTORS
180-107 2.2 Megohms 5 20%, 1/2 w
R2 120-117 OS
Volume Control, 2 Me e ohms, (with
R3 180.111 Switch) 1.10
150 ohms ± 20%, 1/2 w
R4 180.101 08
2200 Ohms 5 20%, 1/2 w
RS 180.185 .08
47 Ohms 5 10%, 1/2 w
CONDENSERS .14
Ct,C2,C3,C4 160-129 245-102 MMF Variable
C5 156-107 2.64
50 MMFD
C6 168-102 6.8 MMFD 16
C7 158-102 .16
.01 MFD
CS 150-141 60-30-10/150 V, Electrolytic
18
152-111 L50
.05/400 V
C10 152-111 .26
PCI51
.05/400 V
.26
166.111 Coup(ate .82
x20 152 CABINET AND ACCESSORIES
Knob, Tuning - clew
220-122 .56
Knob, Volume - clear
210-1420 .26
Cabinet - Red (with dial) 4.00'
210-142W Cabinet - White (with dial)
TUBE LAYOUT 215-164 4.00'
Dial Insert .26
185-128 Line Cord
175-137 72
Speaker - 4" - Alnico V 3.86'
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE TI 130 106 Transformer, IF
T2 138-130 1.50
PRELIMINARY: Transformer, Output - 2500/3.2 Ohms 1.86
LI 134-112 Loop,with back
L2 136-139 1.24'
Output meter connection Oscillator Coil .94
Output meter reading to indicate 0.05 Across 3.2 ohm speaker voice coil
watt across speaker voice coil Federal Excise Tax Included
Generator Modulation 0 4 volt
Position of volume control ,30%, 400 cycles Prices Shown Are Approximate and Subject to Change Without
Position of pointer with Rotor full maximum (fully clockwise) Notice.
open (Platea out of mesh)
1650 kc
12016
vz
12ÁY6
Q
SOCS
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE CHART
CONNECT HIGH SIDE OF SET SIGNAL TURN RECEIVER DIAL

STEP SIGNAL GENERATOR ADJUST THE FOLLOWING FOR MAXI- cs
GENERATOR TO-
TO- MUM OUTPUT. (KEEP SIGNAL
TO - 2
GENERATOR AS LOW AS POSSIBLE.) OSCRLATOR
ANTENNA SECTION S
TUNING CONDENSER IN FULL BOTTOM co

455 KC CLOCKWISE POSITION.
8 TOP OF T-1 2 2 NEG
SERIES WITH .1 MFD COND. IN SAME ORDER
(CONDENSER PLATES) (I.F. TRANSFORMER) VOLUME
2 FULLY OPEN) CONTROL
1650 KC
C4 (OSCILLATOR TRIMMER)
USE RADIATED 1500 KC MAXIMUM SIGNAL
SIGNAL C3(ANTENNA TRIMMER)
APPROX.1500 KC
-
4 3584 C-9
REPEAT STEPS 2 AND 3 Oa NY; 1
yC-e
Gi $60 A
NEO
ree
]0 NFO
e
CNASSIS GROUND
OS
Align for maximum output. Reduce ID CD
input as needed to keep Always keep the output from the generator
NOTE
outpput near 0.4 volts. at ¡la lowest NMEGONNS
possible value. vOI. CONTROL
a 6x100 oNNS
The alignment procedure should be done

In the order given
for greatest accuracy.
SCHEMATIC
RETMA SOURCE NO 766 PART NO 250 SON CORE 462 DRAWN tI'22-57.r/C1:ECK A+A
©John B. Rider
MODELS DC2980A. DC2981A

MODEL DC2988A
STOCK NO. DC2988A

Factory Model 816
6 Tubes, Including Rectifier
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS TUBE COMPLEMENT

Power Supply 105-120 Volts AC-DC I2BA6 RF Amplifier
Frequency Range 540-1650 Kilocycles 12BE6 Oscillator and Miser
Intermediate Frequency 456 Kilocycles 12BA6 F. Amplifier
I
Sensitivity..20 microvolts on ferrite loop for 50MW,output 12AV6 Detector A.V.C. and 1st Audio
Selectivity S Kilocycles 2X-20 Kilocycles 35C5 Audio Output STOCK NO. DC2988A
l0X at 456 Kilocycles 35W4 Power Rectifier
Tuning 3 Gang Capacitor TUBES
Speaker 61/," Alnicov, 3.2 Ohm voice coil
Power Consumption 35 Watts This receiver is shippedwith the tubes in their proper sockets. If for some reason tubes have been removed,
Power Output 1.5 Watt undistorted make certain they are reinserted in their proper sockets as shown below.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION OPERATION
This receiver is equipped with a six tube radio receiver Make sure that "Phono -Radio Switch" in back of receiver
incorporating a tuned radio frequency amplifier which is is moved to the right- the Radio position. Turn the re-
capable of receiving weak stations with minimum noise ceiver on, by pulling the bottom volume control knob out PHONO
background. This radio frequency stage increases selec- until a click is heard. Inabout 30 seconds the set will be in LINE
tivity - the ability to separate a signal from one station operating condition. Turning the volume control knob to the PHONO SWITCH INTERLOCK
to another - minimizing interference. Background signal right, or clockwise, increases the volume.
interference is also eliminated.
Time in stations by turning the top tuning knob at the right.
This receiver makes use of the very latest advances The number on the tuning scale show Kilocycles with the
achieved in the field of high fidelity sound reproduction. last two ciphers left off. For example number 9 is the
Great strides have been made in present day reproduc- location of 900 Kilocycles. As you have tuned in the station
tion of sound which is now accomplished with lower distor- desired move the tuning knob to the position which pro-
duces the deepest rounded tones with a minimum back- TRIMMER
tion and a finer balance between bass frequencies and
C-2
treble frequencies. Among high fidelity enthusiasts this ground noise and clearest reception.
balance between bass and treble tones is referred to as
TRIMMER
loudness contour. A tone control that enables the listener The tuning scale shows the "CD" Civil Defense Emblem C-4
to tailor the treble response to their taste has been in- at - Conelrad Frequencies - 640 and 1240 Kilocycles.
corporated in this receiver. The deep console like bass In a Civil Defense emergency tune to either of these
response achieved in thisTruetonetablereceiver - accom- frequencies to receive defense news, instructions and
plished by Basso-fonic circuitry and special speaker information.
characteristics - represents a distinct advance in the field
of table radios. To turn the receiver off, push lower volume knob in. When PILOT LIGHT
TRIMMER
Radio is turned on by pulling this knob outward again, the NO.47
C-6
INSTALLATION volume level will return to your previous setting.
Place the receiver upright on a table or other level surface TONE CONTROL
TUBE LAYOUT
convenient to a power outlet. Do not place it on or near a
radiator or heater. The center knob is the tone control. To increase bass MADE IN USA CODE 816
response, rotate this control counter clockwise, or to the MODEL NO. DC 2988A PART N0. 250-347
This receiver is designed to operate from a 117 Volt AC left . To increase treble response, rotate this control to
or DC source of supply. On AC, improved reception may the right, or clockwise.
sometimes by obtained by turning the plug halfway around
and reinserting it into the power outlet. Try it both ways PHONOGRAPH - STEREO CONNECTION
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
and leave it in the position which gives the best reception. necessary. Keep
The alignment of the receiver below indicates the method (3) Use the minimum amount of signal
On DC, the receiver will operate with the plug inserted To play records through this radio connect the "pick-up shielding is
for obtaining maximum sensitivity and lowestnoise pickup. generator as far away as possible if the
in only one position. plug" from the record player to the jack to "Phono -Stereo" inadequate.
socket at the rear of the receiver. Move phono -radio switch
ANTENNA to the left (looking at back of cabinet) turn bottom volume (1) Connect ouput meter across voice coil of receiver.
Use oxide rectifier type with 0-1 volt scale. (4) Use .4 volts as reference level.
control knob in counter clockwise position. Phonograph
This Radio is equipped with a built-in ferrite loop antenna volume increases with counter clockwise movement of this controls set in maximum position.
(2) Useisolation transformer to keep power line ground off (5) Volume and tone
which will produce satisfactory reception. This antenna may bottom volume control knob.
be somewhat directional and in some installations the signal chassis.
may be improved by turning the cabinet in various direc- This radio can be used for the second channel of a stereo
tions. phonograph by having the "pick-up plug" of stereo equip-
ment channel 2 inserted in the phono -stereo socket pro-
This receiver is designed to operate without a ground vided in the back of the receiver. The "pick-up plug" of
connection and no attempt should be made to use one. either a phonograph or the second channel stereo can
remain attached to the receiver.ln order to restore opera-
tion as a radio, return phono -radio switch to the right
move bottom volume control clockwise.
©John F. Rider
STOCK NO. DC2988A
PARTS PRICE LIST
HG When ordering parts, specify stock number, model number tied
port number.
STOCK NO. DC2988A No. 10-485 RESISTORS
Approx.
Ref. Port imate
No. No. Description Selling
SIGNAL CONNECTION ADJUST Price
GENERATOR TO ADJUSTMENTS FOR R1 180-117 330 Ohms 'A Watt 10%
FREQUENCY RADIO R2 180-107 2.2 Megohms .10
64 Watt 20%
R3 180-102 22K 'h Watt 20% .08
IF
R4 180-190 10K (4 10% -08
125 180.148 220 Ohms (4 Watt 10% .10
456 KC CS Section Top and Bottom Maximum R6 180-107 .10
Approx. 500 Variable and TI and T2 Output 2.2 Megohms (4 Wats 20% .08
R7 680 Ohms (4 Watt 5% Critical
Microvolts Pin 3 I2AV6 R7 120-1407 .20
4 Megohm Volume Control with Switch
6.8 Megohm (4 Watt 20%
1.26
R90 180-1355 .08
470 K Ohms ll Watt 20% .08
Ell 180-111 150 Ohms (4 Watt 20%
R12 180-110 .08
SIGNAL POSITION CONNECT 470 K Ohms (4 Watt 20% 08
GENERATOR TO R13 180-184 1000 Ohms
OF ADJUST R14
1 W WW 10% .I8
FREQUENCY GANG 120-138 Tone Control 100 K Ohms .80
R15 180-115 15K Ohms
R16 4 Watt 10% Critical .10
180-109 330 K (4 Watt 20% .08
R17 180-159 1800 Ohms r% Watt 10% .10
1650 KC Fully Open Same as C4 Trimmer for
maximum output CONDENSERS
CI -2-3 160-130 Variable Condenser 3/sec Planetary
4-5-6 4.66
for IF Position C-7 156-111 220 MMF Disc 400V
540 KC Fully Closed Check for range only CO 152-104 .16
.05 MFD 200 WV (small) .22
C9 152-122 .1 MFD 200 WV (small)
RF C10 152-102 .34
.022 MFD 400 WV (small) .20
Cll 156-I11 220 MMF DISC 400V .16
C12 158-102 .01 MFD "K" CAP -400V
C13 152-102
.18
Spray signal .022 MFD 400 WV (small) .20
into loopstick C14 152-109 .05 MFD 400 WV (small) .28
using 6 turns C2-6 Trimmer CI5 152-109 .05 MFD 400 WV (small) .28
1500 KC See lee Maximum across generator maximum output C16 1)2- 109 .05 MFD 400 WV (small) .28
Signal output. Couple CI7A,C1713 150-142 Electrolytic 100 x 80 - 150 WV w/strap 1.76
close enough to CI8 152-122 .1 MFD - 200 WV (small) .34
get signal. C19 152-102 .022 MFD - 400 WV (small) .20
166-107 PC -50 Co uplate Tweet Filter .36

600 KC Set for Maximum As Above Adj. L-2 Slug
Signal for maximum L-1 132-140 Loop Ferrite Rod 1.92
L-2 132-139 RF Coil (with 04)
L3 136-141 1.16
Oscillator Coil (with R3) 1.44
T1 130-114 IF Transformer No. 1 1.28
Check tracking, using,slicer or Ferrite stick and Aluminum Plate 4" square. T2 130-114 IF Transformer No. 2 1.28
T3 138-131 Output Transformer 9,.20
CABINET AND ACCESSORIES
210-155 Cabinet Shell - Ebony, in carton (230-174) 5.20
205-126 Panel Insert 2.20
205-130 Control Panel Insert, Crystal .32
205-134 Panel Insert, Plate .74
215-165 Indicator Bar, Tuning Dial .28
220-158 Knob,(Volnme B Tone) .32
220-159 Calibration Dian .34
220.160 Knob (Tuning Planetary) .32
250-342 WA Crest .34
170-140 Phono Jack .10
140-116 No 47 Pilot Light .25
140-134 Pilot Light Assembly .48
185-128 Line Cord (Posh-In Interlock) 6' 0" .70
175-139 Speaker - PM - 6§4" 6.10
125-111 Slide Switch .36
Federal Excise Tax Included.
@John F. Rider
MODEL DC2988A
MODEL DC2988A
12BÁ6 12BE6 12BA6 I2AV6 35C5

T-1 T-2
IF- 456 KC
r---
R.F. -COIL I.F.-456 KC BLUE
IOK
PM
C-12
4 T-3 SP6¡KR.
7 .01
i;":1"44
I
41 2 6
ANTELOOP
STICK
KNA
C x c
812
L-2
_
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1
22D 0
L-_
1
L 1
7
C_C no
0M
220 470K
R-12
OHM
C-2 R -I Ril
R-5
150 C-14
// 3R-16
.05
// / /
R-8
0E6.
// OSC. COIL 2.2 M
VOL
CONT.
R7
C -s 05// R-6
3 .029
7/ 8eOC
1M1Á 15 K
//
RADA 1000 R-15
PHCNO, , WATT 000
C9 35W4
1
R-17
NOTES: 1 1000 OHM
VARIABLE CONDENSER SO MF IWATT01
6
M
- 1000
-MEGOHMS
OHMS
ALL VALUES OF °C°ARE IN MICROFARADS UNLESS

C-17 B :1 TONE CONT.
100K
R -I4
OTHERWISE NOTED 125V DC
4. DENOTES B -
,DENOTES CHASSIS GROUND
LtOO MF
NO. 47
- I C -17A
INT'LK
117
VOLTS
o
AC -DC C-16 LAMP V5 V3 VI V4
T4ÓOV O#I
SWITCH ON
RETMA SOURCE NO 786 VOL. CONT'L
CODE 816
PART NO 250-349
SCHEMATIC NO. DC2988A
DRAWN 3-19-58 ',APPROVED o¢`
©John F. Rider
STOCK NO. DC2989A
Pull Out
RADIO TUNING KNOB
C STOCK NO. DC2989A
Pull Out B
SELECTOR SWITCH.
KNOB
This knob la your
off and on switch
for your Clock
Rodin. To turn o
Rodin, move this
knob to position
"OW.. To turn off,
move this knob to ALARM AND
position "OFF". TI T KNOB
For "Wake up to
Music and Buzzer
Alarm", move this
knob to bottom
position "Radio
Norm Position".
PHONO PHONO APPLIANCE

STEREO RADIO OUTLET
INPUT SWITCH
Figure 2
TO PLAY THE RADIO AT ANY TIME 3. With Buzzer Alarm move "Selector Switch Knob" (see
Pull Ow Figure I) to right, or clockwise "Radio Alarm" position.
SLUMBER CONTROL KNOB Pull OwCOD
ro turn on the radio, turn the "Selector Switch Knob" to The Buzzer will come on ten minutes after the radio
Turning this knob turns the radio TONE NTROL
on for a period of time only - auto- the "ON" position. Rotam "Volume Control Knob" - ie has been turned on automatically.
Pull Out E
aticaily turns radio off after the VOLUME CONTROL lower right heed corner - to 3/4 rotation position.
time you set for has °loosed. Turned T ereas olume, turn to the right 4. To turn off Radio and Buzzer, move the "Selector Switch
clockwise oil the way Is the set-
1
ting for 60 minutes. Turned half-woy elockwise.°To lower volume, turn to Knob" clockwise to "OFF" position.
the left, counter-c lockwlse. Tune in stations by turning the "Radio Tuning Knob" locat-
Is the setting For 30 minutes of play.
You c adjust the slumber time ed at the top right hand corner. The numbers es the Tun-
5. Without Buzzer Move this "Selector Switch Knob'
settingain any a ant You p ing Scale show Kilocycles with the last two cyphers left
to 60 minafe°, by poairloning ills clockwise to "Auto -Radio" position.
control.
Figure 1
off. For example, number 9 is the location of 900 Kilo-
cycles. As you have tuned in the stations desired, move
the Tuning Knob to the position which produces the deepest
INSTALLATION - OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS minimúm backgroundnoise and clear-
rounded tones with e
est reception. OPERATION OF APPLIANCE OUTLET
DESCRIPTION This receiver is designed to operate on 117 Vo t AC on y.
Improved reception may sometimes be obtained by turning An electrical appliance outlet is provided in the back of
the plug halfway around and reinserting it into the power The Tuning Scale shows the "CD" Civil Defense emblem
This Clock Radio is equipped with a six tube radio receiver at Cenelrad Frequencies 640 and 1240 kilocycles. In e the receiver for connecting an electric lamp Oran electri-
incorporating a tuned radio frequency amplifier which is outlet. Try it both ways and leave It in the position which cal appliance up to rating of 1100 Watts. This Appliance
gives the best reception. Civil Defense emergency tune to either of these frequencies
capable of receiving weak stations with minimum noise Outlet is shown in Figure 2.
to receive defense news, information in instructions.
background. This radio frequency stage increases selectiv-
ity - the ability to separate a signal from one station to ANTENNA To turn off appliance connected to the outlet, turn the
Adjust the Volume Control by turning the bestºm"'Volume
another - minimizing interference. Background signal In- "Selector Swatch Knob" to "OFF" and remove appliance
This Radio is equipped with a built-in ferrite loop antenna Knob" to the volume desired.
terference is also eliminated. Plug.
which will produce satisfactory receptionlrom nearby sta-
tions. This antenna may be somewhat directional and in To turn off the radio, turn the "Selector Switch Knob" to
This Clock Radio makes use of the very latest advances the "OFF" position. See figure 1.
some installations the signal may be improved by turning
achieved in the field of high fidelity sound reproduction.
the cabinet in various directions.
Great strides have been made in present day reproduction TO GO TO SLEEP BY MUSIC TONE CONTROL
el sound which is now acomplished with lower distortion
and a finer balance between bass frequencies and treble
This receiver is designed to operate without a ground The center knob (see figure 1) is the Tone Control. To
connection and no attempt should be made to use one. Then the "Slumber Control Knob" to thedesired play time,
frequencies. Among high fidelity enthusiasts this balance up to 60 minutes, as shown in Figure 1. If you wish to turn
increase bass response, rotate this control counterclock-
uetwees bass and treble tones is referred to as loudness wise, or to the left. To increase treble response, rotate
TO SET THE CLOCK the radio oft before end of setting turn "Slumber Control
contour. A tone control that enables the listener to tailor this control clockwise, or to the right.
Knob" counter clockwise.
the treble response to his taste has been incorporated
in this receiver. The deep console like bass response
Your self-starting Telechron movement will begin opera-
ting when the set is plugged into the AC outlet. Check the TO WAKE UP TO MUSIC(w/or without Buzzer Alarm)
achieved in this Truetone Clock Radio - accomplished by
Basso-ionic circuitry and special speaker characteristics -
clock by noting the rotation of the Sweep Second Hand. PHONOGRAPH Stereo Connection*:
Set the clock to the correct time by means of the "Alarm 1. Adjust the volume and tune the radio to the desired
represents a distinct advance in the field of Clock Radios. atlas you would like te hear In the morning.
and Time Set Knob" in the back of the cabinet. Gently pull To play records through Ais radio connect the 'pick-up
INSTALLATION this knob back - away from the cabinet- which engages the plug" from the record player to the jack to "Phone -Stereo"
hands of the clock, enabling you to set the clock to the 2. Set the Red Alarm Setting Hand to the time you want
socket at the rear of the receiver. Move phone -radie
correct Ume. See Figure 2 on telloising page. to be awakened. Gently move the "Alarm and Time Set
Place the receiver upright sea table or otter level surface switch to the left (looking at back of cabinet) turn bottom
Knob" forward to the front ofthecabinet,which engages
convenient to a power outlet. Do not place it on or near a volume control knob in counter clockwise posìtian. Phono-
the Red Alarm Setting Hand, enabling you to set the
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RESISTORS
R1 180-117 330 Ohms 1/2 Watt 10% . 10

R2 180-107 2.2 Megohms 1/2 Watt 20% .08
R3 180-102 22K 1/2 Watt 20% .08
R4 180-190 10K 1/2 10% .10
125 180-148 220 Ohms 1/2 Watt 10% .10
R6 180-107 2.2 Megohms 1/2 Watt 20% .08
R7 180-140 680 Ohms 1/2 Watt 5% Critical .20
R8 120-141 4 Megohms Volume Control no switch 1.26
R9 180-135 6.8 Megohm, 1/2 Watt, 20% .08
810 180-110 470K Ohms, 1/2 Watt, 20% .08
R11 180-111 150 Ohms, 1/2 Watt, 20% .08
R12 180-110 470 K Ohms, 1/2 Watt, 20% .08
R13 180-184 1000 Ohms, 1W, WW, 10% .18
R14 120-138 Tone Control, 100 K Ohms .80
R15 180-115 15K Ohms, 1/2 Watt, 10% Critical .10
R16 180-109 330K, 1/2 Watt, 20% .08
R17 180-159 1800 Ohms, 1/2 Watt, 10% . 10
CONDENSERS
C1-2-3-4-5-6 160-130 Variable Condenser, 3/sec, Planetary 4.66
C7 156-111 220 MMF Disc 400V .16
C8 152-104 .05 MFD 200 WV (small) .22
C9 152-122 .1 MFD 200 WV (small) . 34 2g 5
C10 152-102 .022 MPIJ 400 WV (small) .20
C11 156-111 220 MMF DISC 400V .16
C12 158-102 .01 MFD "K" CAP -400V .18
C13 152-102 .022 MED, 400 WV (small) .20
C14 152-109 . Ob MFD, 400 WV, (small) .28
C15 152-109 .05 MFD, 400 WV, (small) .28
C16 152-109 05 MFD, 400 WV (small) .28
C17A, C178 150-142 Electrolytic 100 x 50 - 150 WV W/Strap 1.76 2
C18 152-122 .1 MFD - 200 WV (small) . 34
C19 152-102 .022 MFD - 400 WV (small) .20 1--II
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205-127 Panel Insert Clock 2,20
205-129 Crystal, Clock Insert 32
205-134 Panel Insert Plate .74
220-158 Knob (Volume & Tone) 32
220-159 Calibration Disc . 34
220-160 Knob (Tuning Planetary) .32
140-134 Pilot Light Assbly. .48
185-131 Line Cord 16 Gauge 6 ft. Interlock - 1. 10
175-140 Speaker - PM - 6" x 4" 6.10
125-111 Slide Switch . 36
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RESISTORS
121 180-117 330 Ohms 1/2 Watt 10% . 10

R2 180-107 2. 2 Megohms 1/2 Watt 20% .08
R3 180-102 22K 1/2 Watt 20% .08
R4 180-190 10K 1/2 10% .10
R5 180-148 220 Ohms 1/2 Watt 10% . 10
R6 180-107 2.2 Megohms 1/2 Watt 20% . 08
R7 180-140 680 Ohms 1/2 Watt 5% Critical .20
R8 120-141 4 Megohms Volume Control no switch 1.26 z0
R9 180-135 6.8 Megohm, 1/2 Watt, 20% .08
010 180-110 470K Ohms, 1/2 Watt, 20% .08
R11 180-111 150 Ohms, 1/2 Watt, 20% .08
012 180-110 470 K Ohms, 1/2 Watt, 20% .08
R13 180-184 1000 Ohms, 1W, WW, 10% .18
R14 120-138 Tone Control, 100 K Ohms .80
R15 180-115 15K Ohms, 1/2 Watt,10% Critical .10
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CONDENSERS EY,
C1-2-3-4-5-6 160-130 Variable Condenser, 3/sec, Planetary 4.66
C7 156-111 220 MMF Disc 400V .16
C8 152-104 .05 MFD 200 WV (small) .22
C9 152-122 .1 MFD 200 WV (small) . 34
C10 152-102 .022 Mg, 400 WV (small) .20
C11 156-111 220 MMF DISC 400V .16
C12 158-102 .01 MFD "K" CAP -400V .18
C13 152-102 .022 MFD, 400 WV (small) .20
C14 152-109 .05 MFD, 400 WV, (small) .28
C15 152-109 .05 MFD, 400 WV, (small) .28
C16 152-109 .05 MFD, 400 WV (small) .28
C17A, C17B 150-142 Electrolytic 100 x 50 - 150 WV W/Strap 1.76
C18 152-122 .1 MFD - 200 WV (small) . 34
C19 152-102 .022 MFD - 400 WV (small) .20
166-107 PC-50 Couplate tweet filter . 36

Ll 132-140 Loop Ferrite Rod 1. 92
L2 132-139 RF Coil (with R4) 1.16
L3 136-141 Oscillator Coil (with R3) 1.44
T3 138-131 Output Transformer 3.20
MISCELLANEOUS
210-154 Cabinet Shell Ebony in carton (230-175) 5.20
205-127 Panel Insert Clock 2,20
205-129 Crystal, Clock Insert 32
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220-158 Knob (Volume & Tone) .32
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220-160 Knob (Tuning Planetary) . 32 vs
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140-134 Pilot Light Assbly. 48
185-131 Line Cord 16 Gauge 6 ft. Interlock 1.10
175-140 Speaker - PM - 6" x 4' 0.10
125-111 Slide Switch . 36
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MODELS DC5992, DC5994
MODEL NOS. DC5992 & DC5994

Instructions for Installation, Operation and Service. RECORD CHANGER - 1210A-132 S. To turn changer off before the
last record has
been played, remove any remaining
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CARTRIDGE - ASTATIC-DUAL SAPPHIRE r ecordr, return
#89TB Powerpoint corol'N'212EJ detuer.ecodchanger
NOTE: The needles on this cartridge
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are not replace-
able, as the cartridge and needle
are on one unit. Be sure to push ON -OFF -BASS Control
GENERAL DESCRIPTION It will be necessary, therefore, to replace the com- all the way down
FM program as usual on thé Hi-Fi set, Tune the AM when through playing records
plete cartridge when a needle is worn.
or radio, and turn the
program with the "AM" dial but adjust the volume and changer speed selector to the "S-78"
tone with the controls on your second amplifier. position.
This high fidelity AM -FM Rodio -Phono combination i When this set is adapted for stereophonic sound, it
a ten (10) tube (including rectifier) plus four (4) is also possible to receive an FM program in one THE SPEAKERS
diodes, chassis. It has o four (4) speed automatic room while receiving an AM program on the remote IF MECHANISM FAILS TO CHANGE NEXT RECORD
.cord changer. Controls are provided for tuning, The four (4) permanent magnet speakers - An old
speaker unit in another room. used in this record may not have t he eccentric cycling
bass, treble, loudness, AM and FM radio separately. .producer are designed for optimum speaker per- ng groove.
needed for automatic hanging. Home recordings
Special features include true adaptability to STEREO formance. The speaker system consists d
of one eight some 7 inch 78 RPM (children's records) will
DISC REPRODUCTION, separate variable tone controls inch woofer" designed to reproduce the low frequen- not
change automatically. Should one of these records
for treble, bass and loudness. A tape input jack; FM RADIO OPERATION cies, another eight inch speaker to reproduce be in the stack,
the turn the RECORD CHANGER Control to
plus extension speaker out -put jack. A switch, "middle -range". The two (2) 3 "tweeters" repro- "REJ." and release, to start the automatic
which in conjunction with the Stereo amplifier jack, duce the high frequencies and are spaced to aid cycling.
First turn set "ON" as outlined "ON -OFF -BASS" i
makes it possible to receive simultaneous AM -FM CONTROL. Then turn SELECTOR knob to FM position,
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proper sound dispersion. All are connected by a
broadcasts. It has four (4) matched speakers, two crossover net -work as explained in General Descrip- TO REJECT A RECORD - If you do nn1 want to hew, the
tune to desired FM station using the FM DIAL knob, record that
(2) 8" woofers and two (2) 3%" tweeters that are turn SELECTOR knob to AFC position which automati- tion. In addition, an extension speaker jack playing turn the RECORD CHANGER
connected by a crossover network which feeds the i
located on the back of the set to which an addition-
Control "REL.
"RE release. The pickup arm will
cally locks the station in and keeps it from drift- lift and the next record will drop into position.
highs and lows into the proper speakers. A spindle ing. Adjust the BASS and TREBLE controls to the al speaker may be connected.
for playing 45 RPM records automatically without most pleasing balance.
using adapters is ncluded, w This feature functions MANUAL OPERATION - By leaving the record support e rm
only when set has been adapted to Stereo Disc Repro- CONELRAD (CIVIL DEFENSE INFORMATION) in its place at left of the changer instead
duction. FM ANTENNA of put-
ting it on the spindle, records may be played
me
When broadcast stations must malty.
Intervening hills or other obstructions leave the air because
may reduce of a national emergency, CDNELRAD (Civil Defense
the signal strength
your area. in
In-
CHECK YOUR If you are within formation) will be broadcast. This information
LINE VOLTAGE the normal range of an FM Station and do not get i EXTENSION SPEAKER (Optional)
broadcast on 640 or 1240 Kc indicated by the Civil
good reception, it may be necessary to use an outdoor Defense symbol on your radio dial.
This radio must be operated on a 105 to 12S volt, 60
FM Antenna. It is advisable also to u e the outdoor To play the speakers in the c sole and the
cycle AC supply only. If there FM Antenna in noisy a eas or when reception from
extension
is any doubt, consult speaker at the same time, place phono plug
the local power greater distances is desired. THE RECORD CHANGER in the
company before inserting the plug. extension speaker jack all the way. To play the
ex-
The built-in Air Wave FM Antenna is usually adequate tension speaker only, place the switch to extension
BROADCAST BANDS - AM -540 to 1620 Kilocycles for reception of FM signals of normal strength with- This four speed (16-33.45-78) TRUETONE automatic speaker position. To play the speakers in the con-
FM- 88 to in a line of sight distance of 30-40 miles from the record change, has been especially engineered for sole only, remove the extension speaker plug.
108 Megacycles
broadcasting station. the reproduction of both monaural end STEREO records.
It maintains constant speed even when records are
BASF AND TREBLE CONTROLS Connections for the outdoor FM Antenna are provided TAPE RECORDER (Optional)
changing. Intermixes 10" and 12" records of the same
on the back of the set. speed. Balanced turntable has smooth operating
By using the two tone controls, bass and treble, the noise -free motor. Muting switch. The changer itself To play a tape recorder through your set, place the
high and low tones can
n be increased or decreased to AM RADIO OPERATION shuts off automatically after the last record has selector switch to the "Tape" position and plug tape
suit your individual listening pleasure. To bring been played. recorder Into input jack on back of set.
out the full richness of the bass instruments turn
First turn set "ON" outlined i as
"ON -OFF -BASS"
the bass control clockwise. For the full brilliance
CONTROL. Then turn SELECTOR knob to AM position, MAINTENANCE
of the treble instruments, and for overtones of all LOADING
tune to desired AM station using the AM DIAL knob.
instruments, turn the treble control clockwise. See Set the BASS and TREBLE control to the most pleasing
ON -OFF-BASS CONTROL and RECORD CHANGER instructions The pickup arm of the record changer may be
balance. 1. Lift record support arm clear of center moved in
for other functions of boss control. spindle any direction at any time without damaging the cy-
and swing it all the way to the right.
cling mechanism or the adjustments.
AM ANTENNA 2. Place records on the spindle, allowing them to
ON -OFF -BASS CONTROL If the pickup arm should fail to function o
neglect
est on spindle itself. Steady records with one to cycle, your records may be the c r Some re-
The built-in Air Wave Antenna hand and swing record support arm back to center. cords are not standard or are imperfect.
The ON-OFF and BASS CONTROL is sufficient for re- Ten and twelve inch records may be intermixed, pro-
is operated by the same ceiving local and powerful distant stations. To re-
knob. To turn the set "ON", pull up on knob. Allow vided all are of the same speed. Noisy scratching while the phonograph is playing
ceive less powerful or more distant stations, attach Use 45 RPM spindle in-
approximately 30 seconds for tubes to heat. To turn or record adapter discs in all 45 RPM records. dicates worn records or eedie. Some records will
an PM outdoor antenna to the AM antenna terminal on
set "OFF", push down. This type of control allows last longer than others, ^ even though all are given
the back of the radio. The use of the antenna also 3. The power point cartridge contains two
the set to be turned on and off without changing needles. the same use.
will improve reception in noisy locations. Standard 78 RPM records require one needle and long
pre-set position of the bass control.
playing 16, 33-1/3 and 45 RPM require another needle.
To change from on needle to the other, push the TUBES AND DIAL LAMPS
lever on the side of the tone arm downward and under
to the other side of the tone arm. The type designation of each tube is stamped on the
THE CHASSIS SPECIFICATIONS
tube. The correct positions in which the tubes must
STEREOPHONIC SOUND NOTE: When needle ^s in proper position,Sthe lever be installed are shown in the tube position illus-
will reed "78" or 12" (Long Pity Records). tration. All tubes must be in their sockets to op-
POWER SUPPLY -117 V.A.C. 60 Cycles -Radio 75 Watts
This unit is truly adaptable to stereo disc repro- erate the radio. Use only No. 12 dial lamps for
duction with the use of an additional amplifier, 90 Watts
FREQUENCY RANGES - AM -540 to 1620P%Cno replacement of burned out dial lamps. Use only a GE
speaker system and stereo cartridge. A switch is AUTOMATIC OPERATION No. 47 for replacement of the indicator lamp, lo-
FM- 88 to 108 MC
provided on the back of the cabinet for separation I.F. FREQUENCY AM cated in the front of the cabinet.
- - a55 Kc FM - 10.7 MC
of second phono channel and AM radio. Plug a con- Turn
1. the MOTOR SPEED control to the proper speed.
necting cable from the second amplifier -speaker unit AMPLIFIER FREQUENCY RESPONSE 1 6AQ8/ECC85 used with Tuner #1023
into the stereo -amp jack. - 30 - 17,000 Cycles 2. Turn the
SELECTOR control to the PHONO position.
When the switch is in the
phono position the unit is then ready for playing 1 6DT8 used with Tuner #1023A
POWER OUTPUT - 17 watts maximum. 3. Turn the RECORD CHANGER control to "REJ." and
stereo records. This unit has been designed so that 6BE6 AM Converter
8 watts at less than 15 distortion. release, 1
with the switch in the radio position it can receive
both an AM and an FM broadcast simultaneously. When 4. Adjust TONE and LOUDNESS controls to the most I 6BA6 AM -I -F Amplifier
LOUDSPEAKERS - 2, 8" woofers and pleasing tonal balance.
sn AM and an FM station a e broadcasting the two 1 6AV6 1st Audio
channels of a stereophonic recording, it will be 2, 311" tweeters.
possible to use the set as a stereophonic receiver. TUBES - Ten (10) including rectifier plus four Diodes.
Turn the Hi-Fi selector Switch to FM". Tune the Two 6BQ5 tubes are used for Push -Pull output.
©John F. Rider
MODEL NOS. DC5992 & DC5994 ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
AM STAGES
The following is required for aligning: justments.
CUSTOMERS may order all replacement parts from An All Wave Signal Generator which will provide an
1 12AU7 2nd Audio & Phase Splitter 1.
accurately calibrated signal at the test frequencies Connect Radio Chassis to ground post of Signal Gene-
any Western Auto Store or Associate Store. Each
6BQ5 Audio Output (push-pull) rator with a short heavy lead.
2 store has an up-to-date price list on replacement as listed.
2 6CB6 FM -I -F Amplifier used with #1023 Tuner parts. Output indicating Meter, Non -Metallic Screwdriver, Allow Chassis and Signal Generator to "heat up" for
Dummy Antenna--,1 mf. Volume Control Maximum all Ad. 15 minutes.
2 6AU6 FM -I -F Amplifier used with #1023A Tuner 2. Company and Associate Stores may order any part
EZSI Rectifier shown in any Western Auto Replacement Parts and SIGNAL GENERATOR GANG ADJUST
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1 1E636 AM Detector Diode

Price Lists from these Parts Warehouses: FREQUENCET
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CONNECT TODUMMY ANTENNA SETTING
ADJUST FOR
NOTES
2 U4636 FM Detector Diode Western Auto Parts Warehouse Pin 7 (Control Grid) A7 -A8 Max.
2610 Grand Avenue 455RC of V-4 .1 MFD Open A9 -A10 Output
1 Spec. Junction Diode
Kansas City 8, Missouri insulated
2 #12 Dial Lamps 1620RC Yellow Wire on LS 1.MME5 Open A6 Output * wirermayns be use-d
1 #47 Indicator Lamp
Western Auto Parts Warehouse
1227-29 First Avenue South Max. Out- Max.
Birmingham, Alabama 1400EC Yellow Wire on L5 1.MME8 put 1400KC AS Output
CARE AND MAINTENANCE Warehouse
Western Auto Parts
1217 Alhambra Avenue FM STAGES
This instrument has been designed and constructed to Sacramento, California
ender trouble -free performance with a minumum of The following is required for aligning: 300 ohms.
care o intenance and under normal conditions will Western Auto Parts Warehouse
not require any special attention. If reception i An accurately calibrated Signal Generator providing Zero center scale DC vacuum tube voltmeter having
3142-44 West Liberty
poor or radio will not operate, the following action modulated signals at the test frequencies listed a range of approximately 3 volts.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
is recommended: below. Allow Chassis and Signal Generator to "heat up" for
Non -Metallic Screwdriver. 15 minutes.
1, Be sure the radio i connected and operated as
described in this folde. Dummy Antennas and I -F Loading Resistor --5000 mmf,
2. See if there is power at the wall outlet by Bis- SIGNAL GENERATOR DIAL CONNECT ADJUST
VTVM ADJUST NOTES
ecting radio and connecting a lamp to the OUTPUT TIDKIUGR
same outlet. FREQ. TO DUMMY SETTING TO FOR
3. If radio programs cannot be tuned in when the Extreme Junction

input signal for
tuning knob is rotated, note if the SELECTOR is Pin l Clockwise of Maxfmum Adjust
V-2 5000 MMF Rotation CIO U R9 Al -A2 -A4 Voltage 1,5 to 3. volts deflection
turned to the position you wish to have function. 10.7 MC
4. Check for a corroded or loose connection on the Extreme Junction
is used) and be sure it Pin 1 Clockwise of A-3 O. Volts
outside antenna (if one
is not grounded. 10.7 MC V-2 5000 MMF Rotation 014 & R13 (Top L2) (Balance)
5. Inspect tubes to be sure each is firmly seated in Junction

TI in Maximum Rock tuner while making
its socket. It is well to first disconnect the Ant. Tune for of
Terminal 300 OHM 100 MC C10 & R9 FN Tuner Voltage this adjustment
power cord from wall outlet. ill MC
6. A tube may be faulty. A qualified radio service_
man will test the tubes. Failure to replace the
tubes in proper sockets may result iserious
damage. To install a,tube into a miniature type I° °
tube socket, line up the tube prongs with the
holes in the socket and then gently push the tube
down until it is held firmly in the socket.
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7. The cabinet has a rubbed and waxed finish. Care 6pTB'1°xi+ 6AV6
for it as you would any other piece of fine fur-
niture. Remove film or dust and restore original (000 02 (00000)
lustre by merely wiping the cabinet with a po-
lishing cloth. CAUTION - Do not place the set
too near a hot radiator or where it will be ex-
posed to direct sunlight.
8. If performance is still unsatisfactory, get in (:0 0 50 O Po) (o o q o o)
touch with the store or dealer from whom the set
was purchased.
HOW AND WHERE TO ORDER REPLACEMENT PARTS

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To eliminate e and to speeA delivery o£ replace-
ent parts alwayssintlude the following information
on your order.
1. Complete identification of the Radio -Monograph

for which the part is wanted.
(e) Name Item Phonograph SELECTOR VOLTAGES

fVSIT ION MEASUREN
(b) Model Number-DC5992 Mahog. DC5994 Oak FM .-V2-V3-TUNER
(c) Serial Number AM V44 -VS
PIgnK, -v]-V6-v9-VIO
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2. Best possible identification of the pert itself. l ÌNDICATES VOLTAGES MEASURED WITH V2 -V3 6AUfiS ANO*1023A FM TUNER.
INGIC ATES CHASSIS GRJUU.
(a) Pert Number ALL MEA SVREMENTJ 'WITH 11] VAC ,NO SIGNAL AND V,T.V.M. TO CHASSIS.
(b) Part Name
(c) If necessary, return the old part as sample.
MODELS DC5992, DC5994

MODELS DC5992, D C5994

PARTS & PRICE LIST
APPROX.
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SELLING APPROX.
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SELLING
PRICE
TRANSFORMERS & COILS CONDENSERS
L4 1405 455KC I.F. C1-,CA1-B, 1032 Filter Condenser 40-40 8 3.00
L3 1406A 455KC I.F. C1-C,C1=D 30/350 50/50
L1 1413 10.7 MC I.F.(Automatíc $ 1.00 C2 819B .01 Discap w/Tuner .14
T áE 1607-1 or equivalent) C18
,
804 .1 MFD/200 V .16
5 L2 1414 10.7 MC Ratio Detector
(automatic 2607-5 or
equivalent)
1.32 C29,C,C26,
C3233
828A .05 MFD/400 V ,22
L6 C13 916 10 MFD/25 V .68

1401A AM Os,. Coil .52
71
C35,C36 911 .01 MFD Discap .14
1108 Power 10.20
T2
C39 917 .0033 MFD/600 V .16
1212 Output 4.06
C21,C30 910 .0033 MFD Discap .15
CONTROLS 6 819B .01 MFD Discap
,
.14
R30 423 2 Meg. Bass Control 1.16 C3C1 7,C39
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8
STAN(Atii Cp_ F.M. TUN73- R1RT.1023 R25 401E Volume Control .68 C48,,CS,C29
6, 906 .005 MFD Discap .12
R28 421 Meg, Treble Control
CC9,C
1 .64
C17 845 20UUF N750 10% Discap .12
RESISTORS C14,C15,C31 832 .001 MFD Discap .12
R40 642 2K 108 10% .30 CI0,C11,C12 839 330 MMFD ,08
R39 643 130 Ohm 5W 10% .24 C25,C27 817 250 MMFD Discap .16
R41 648 1000 Ohm 2W 10% .24 C20,C31 826 100 MMFD Discap .12
81 646 4700 Ohm 1W 10% .12 C7 843 47 MMFD Discap .12
819,822 647 22K 1W 10% .14 C23 908 33 MMFD Discap .12
82,88 551A 68 Ohm Pi 10% .08 C3 846A 18 MMFD Discap 5% .14
814 520 47 Ohm ZW 20% .06 C34 830A 2 MFD Sou .84
R20 546 270 Ohm Pi 10% .08 Unpolerized Lytic
R4,87,812 539A 1000 Ohm 2W 10% .08 MISCELLANEOUS
R9 559 1500 Ohm zW 10% .08 L5 1512E Loop Ant. 1.66
R32 556A 3900 Ohm le 10% .08 2640 8" Speaker 6.96
610,011 549A 6800 Ohm AR 10% .08 2640A 8" Speaker 8.00
R36 522 10K áW 20% .06 2641 4" Speaker 3.76
R3,R6,R18 517 22K AW 20% .06 1651 Dial Plate e 3.60
C28 821 1500 MFD Discap .16 2457 AM Tuning Knob .38
823,029 523A 47K AM 10% .08 2457A AM Dial Skirt .42
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47K AM 5% .14 2458 FM Tuning Knob .42
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68K AW 10% ,08 2458A FM Dial Skirt .42
R24 507A 100K AW 10%
r.A-.-,rv.aA,. .08 2436 Aux. Knobs .14
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R27,R33
508
511A
180K AW 20%
220K zW 10%
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SW2 1892A
1024
DPDT Slide Switch
AM Tuning Gang 2.88
.28
RS 529A 270K 2W 10% .08 SW1 420A 4 Pole 5 Position 2.40

842,837,828 502A 470K AM 10% .08 Switch
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R15,R16,R21
516
615
1 Meg.
2.2 Meg. AM 20%
AW 20% .06
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FM Tuner (w/6658)
FM Tuner (w/6DT8)
R26 530 10 Meg. AM 20% .06
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SERVICE DEPARTMENT TELEVISION -RADIO DIVISION ChassisDVE-21.
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. METUCHEN, N. J.
SPECIFICATIONS
D
Frequency Range 540 to 1600 Kc.
cn
Intermediate Frequency 455 Kc.
Tube Complement:
1 12AU6 Converter
1 12AV6 Der., AVC and 1st AF Amp.
1 5005 Output Amp.
1 35374 Rectifier
Power Outpm:
CS
Undistorted 09 watts
Maximum
Loudspeaker:
1 WattS
5
>
4"PM
Operating Voltage ....105 to 120 volts,50-60 cycle AC or DC
Power Consumption 30 watts
PRINTED BOARD REMOVAL

1. Remove the front control knobs. slack in the leads.
the speaker to provide
2. Remove the screw located above the tuning shaft (this 6. Carefully slide the printed board out from the rear of
screw mounts the printed circuit board to the front of the cabinet (the printed board is held secure in the
the cabinet). cabinet by a top and bottom channel molded into the
3. Remove the two self -tapping screws from the back of cabinet).
the cabinet. 7. Use a conventional TV AC interlock line cord to power
4. Remove the back cover. Be careful not to break the two the radio while servicing. It is recommended that the
leads from the antenna loop to the chassis. chassis be isolated from the power line by means o/ an
5. Loosen the metal band securing the speaker leads to isolation transformer.
ALIGNMENT
It is recommended that the chassis be isolated from the power line by means of an isolation transformer.
While making the following adjustments, keep the volume control set for maximum output and the signal generator output
attenuated to weakest usable signal level.
Signal Connect V.T.V,M. Across

Connect Signal Generator Radio
Step Generator Voice Coil and Adjust for
To Dial
Frequency Maximum Output_
1.
Stator of a:st. tuning capacitor
through a 200 mrnf
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capacitorcapacity 455 ho.
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Top and bottom slugs of Tl."
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minimumcapacity
2. Radiated signal 1625 kc Oscillator trimmer (D)
3. Radiated signal 1400 kc. 1400 kc. Antenna trimmer (B)
It is recommended that a fiber aligning tool that snugly fits the slot In the powdered iron core be used to prevent chipping of the slot.
CJohn F. Rider ASSIS V-2239-7

CHASSIS V-2390-4
PARTS LIST
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550V082H01 Knob, tuning and volume
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756V501H02 Lamp, pilot lamp, tt 1847 .22
558V089H01 Pointer .22
761V0751056 Screw, 3'/t (mounts cabinet) .05
783V0551106 Shaft, tuning .40
751V513H01 Socket, 7 pin (5005) .20
751V513H04 Socket, snap -in (35W4) .17
CONTROL BRA 751V513H05 Socket, snap -in (128E6 & 12BA6) .17
751V546H01 Socket, snap -in (I2AV6) .45
Figure 3 - Bottom view of chassis 751V529H01 Socket, dial light .80
t 570V051H01 Speaker, 10 o 2 5/8« PM (includes T3) 8.75
V-6795-3 770V250H03 Spring -dial drive .10
763V000H24 Washer, "C" tuning shaft .05
CHASSIS PARTS LIST

AC
INPUT LOOP ANTENNA
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Pat No. Part No. Equiv. Part No. Description Location or Function Lto
CI 330V011H01 Capacitor, variable Tuning 3.20

C2 210V111H05 Capacitor, .05 mfd, 200V AVC bypass .27
C3 215V300H03 Capacitor, .01 mfd, ceramic B- to bracket .35
C4 215V104A72 R2CC63Y5Y472M Capacitor, .0047 mfd, ceramic Tone compensation .17
C5 215V306H03 Capacitor, .01 mfd, 1.4KV, ceramic Audio output .22
C6Á 218V043H01 Capacitor, 50 mfd, 150 V, Electrolytic
C6B Capacitor, 50 mfd, 150 V, Electrolytic Filter 1.57
C7 210V204A73 RCP10W6473M Capacitor, .047 mfd, 400V Line by-pass .40
L1 317V006H06 Loop (includes bracket & Antenna 1.40
aux. outlet)
L2 230V004H02 Coil Oscillator .95
RI 250V222A23 RC20AE223K Resistor, 22K ohms, %W Osc. grid .06
122 250V231A01 RC20AE101M Resistor, 100 ohms, %W 1st IF bias .05
R3 250V223A35 RC20AE335K Resistor, 3.3 megohms, 4W AVC filter .09
R4 270V039H01 Control, 500K (includes SWI) Volume 1.70
R5 250V226A83 RC20AE6B3K Resistor, 68K ohms, %W Tone compensation .05
R6 250V221A81 RC20AE181K Resistor, 180 ohms, NW Bias audio output .10
R7 250V331A52 RC30AEI52M Resistor, 1.5K ohms, 1W Supply filter .10
SWl 270V039H01 Switch, Push-pull (includesR4) AC off -on 1.70
TI V-15547-1 235V023H11 Transformer, IF 1st IF 1.57
VOLUME T2 V-15547-1 235V023H12 Transformer, IF god IF 1.57
CONTROL PILOT i T3 570V051H01 Transformer, audio (includes Audio output 8.75
LIGHTS
.1847 speaker)
Zl 219V001H01 Couplate Audio detector .95
Figure 4 - Top view of chassis
t New part number listed for the first time in Westinghouse television or radio service information.
©John F. Rider
MODELS
H-636T6A (Ivory and white)

H-637T6A(Coroi and white)
Chassis V-2391-6
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SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency Range 540 to 1600 Kt.
Intermediate Frequency 455 Kc.
Tube Complement:
1 12BA6 RF Amp.
1 12B E6 Converter
1 12BA6 IF Amp.
112AV6 Det., AVC and 1st AF Amp.
1 35C5 Output Amp.
1 35W4 Rectifier z
Power Output: á.
Undistorted 0 9watts m"
Maximum 15 warts
Loudspeaker o- 2IN
10" x 2 5/6" PM N
Operating Voltage .105 to 120 volts, 50-60 cycle AC or DC 2.
Power Consumption .ó
35 watts
PRINTED BOARD REMOVAL

I. Remove the two 3'i" screws located at either end of the used to do this by pushing on both at same time).
cabinet rear. 4. Use a conventional TV AC interlock line cord to power
2. Remove the screw on the bottom of the cabinet. the radio while servicing. It is r ended that the
3. Separate the cabinet front from the cabinet back to chassis be isolated from the poraee line by means o/ an
expose the radio chassis. (The two 3V," screws can be isolation translormer.
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CHASSIS V-2391-6
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558V088H01
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V-5353-2 767V002A01 Palout, control .05
558V089H01 Pointer, dial .22
761 V809H01 Screw, hex head, 3%" (Cabinet mounting) .05
783V055H06 Shaft, tuning .40
CONTROL) 751V529H01 Socket, dial light ,B0
BRACKET
0700 CONNECTED BY SHIELDED -LEAD.
751V513H04
751V513H05
Socket, snap -in 7 pin (35C5 & 3554)
Socket, snap -in 7 pin (12ßA6)
.17
.17
751V5461401 Socket, snap -in 7 pin (12BE6 & 12AV6) .45
FIGURE 3 - BOTTOM VIEW OF CHASSIS 570V051H01 Speaker, 10" X 2 5/8" PM (includes T3) 8.75
V-6795-3 770V250H03 Spring, dial drive .10
763V000H24 Washer, "C" (tuning shaft) .05
AC CHASSIS PARTS LIST

INPUT LOOP ANTENNA
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Part No. Equiv. Part No. Description Location or Function
Part No PiCe
CI 330V012H01 Capacitor, variable Tuning 4.90
C2 215V300H03 Capacitor, .01 mfd, 1KV, ceramic B - to bracket .33
C3 210V111H05 Capacitor, .05 mfd, 200V AVC to B- .27
C4 215V104A72 R2CC63Y5Y472M Capacitor, .0047 mfd Tone Compensation .17
C5 215V306H03 Capacitor, .01 mfd, 1 KV, ceramic Audio output .22
CI C6A
218V043H01 i Capacitor, 50 mfd,150 V, Electrolytic(
"F. 'B' ChB Capacitor, 50 mfd, 150 V, Electrolytic Filter 1.57
"O"
R. F. OSC. ANT. C7 210V213A33 Capacitor, .033 mfd, 600V Line bypass .40
TRIM JM TRIM L1 317V006H06 Loop (includes mtg. brackets) Antenna 1.40
L2 230V037H01 Coil RF amp 1.00
L3 230V004H02 Coil Oscillator .95
RI 250V223A31 RC20AE331K Resistor, 330 ohms, '/,W RF amp bias .05
R2 250V221A03 RC20AE103M Resistor, 10K ohms, %W RF plate load .05
R3 250V222A23 RC20AE223M Resistor, 22K ohms, %W Osc. grid .06
R4 250V221A51 RC20AE15IK Resistor, 150 ohms, 1W IF bias .05
R5 250V223A35 RC20AE335M Resistor, 3.3 megohms, IicW AVC filter .09
R6 270V039H01 Control, 500K ohms (includes SW1) Volume 1.70
R7 250V226A83 RC20AE683K Resistor, 68K ohms, (4W Tone compensation .05
118 250V221A81 RC20AE181K Resistor, 180 ohms, %W Audio output bias .10
VOLUME R9 250V321A22 RC30AE122K Resistor, 1.2K ohms, 1 W, 10% Filter .12
CONTROL TUNING SWl 270V039H01 Switch, push pull (part of R6)
PILOT LIGHTS AC off-on 1.70
184 7 T1 V-15547-1 235V0231101 Transformer, IF 1st IF 1.57
T2 V-15547-1 235V023H01 Transformer, IF 2nd IF 1.57
T3 570V051H01 Transformer, audio(includes Audio output 8.75
FIGURE 4 - TOP VIEW OF CHASSIS
speaker)
Z1 219VOOIH01 Couplate Audio coupling .95
t New part number fisted /o the first time in Wes inghouse television or radio servire information.
CJohn F. Rider
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO PAGE 25-7
Westinghouse MODELS
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H -649T7
SERVICE MANUAL
(Ivory)
radio
H -650T7
(Charcoal)
SERVICE DEPARTMENT TELEVISION.RADIO DIVISION

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. METUCHEN, N.J. CHASSIS V-2392
SPECIFICATIONS
OPERATING VOLTAGES 105 to 120 volts DC or
50 to 60 cycles AC
POWER OUTPUT
Maximum 2.5 Watts
Undistorted 1.5 Watts
TUNER FREQUENCY RANGES:
AM 540 to 1600 kc
FM 88 to 108 me
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCIES
AM 455 kc
FM 10.7 me
PHONOGRAPH INPUT INFORMATION

TUBE COMPLEMENT The audio amplifier section of the receiver can be used
as a phonograph amplifier by inserting the plug from the
12BA6 FM RF Amplifier phonograph output into the receptacle on the rear of the
12AT7 FM Mixer -Oscillator receiver. The AM -FM-PHONO switch should be set to the
12AU6 1st FM IF Amplifier & AM Converter PHONO position.
12BA6 2nd FM IF Amplifier & 1st AM IF Amplifier The phonograph should employ either a crystal or ceramic
12AL5 FM Detector type cartridge for best results. If hum is being picked up by
12AV6 AM Detector & 1st Audio Amplifier the phonograph try reversing the AC plug of the phonograph
5005 Audio Output in the AC power outlet, and/or the radio power plug.
FM ANTENNA INFORMATION CHASSIS REMOVAL

The receiver is shipped from the factory with the FM 1. Remove the two 3t/" long screws located at either end
antenna connection in the internal position. The FM antenna of
the cabinet rear.
connections are located on the back of the AM loop antenna 2. Remove the short screw located in the center of the cabinet
and are accessible through a hole in the rear cover. When the rear and the screw on the bottom of the cabinet.
captivated shorting bar connects the center and right hand 3. Separate the cabinet front from the cabinet back to expose
terminals the FM input is connected to the AC power line the radio chassis. (The two 35'," screws can be used to do
through capacitor C33. The AC power line hence serves as this by pushing on both at same time).
the FM antenna. 4. Use a conventional TV AC interlock line cord to power the
When using an external FM antenna, disconnect the cap- radio while servicing. It is recommended that the chassis be
tivated shorting bar from the center terminal. Connect a 300 isolated from the power line by means of an isolation trans-
ohm antenna across the center and left hand terminals. former.
CHASSIS V-2392
PHONO
12AL5 JACK FM TRIMMER
AM TRIMMERS
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FM ` C26
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VOLUME SELECTOR
PILOT LIGHTS
Figure 2 Top view of entire chassis
TONE
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FM ALIGNMENT
SHORT LEADS FM ALIGNMENT
RELFIVCR
1. Don't attempt FM alignment until the AM alignment has
been completed.
2. Cormec, two 100k ohm resistors from test point "C"
(Pi.
No. 7 12AL5) to ground as shown in schematic.
3. Use V.T.V.M. connected as indicated in the FM alignment
30 IMPROARGL Of SVIECP CARLE chart.
4. Use a signal generator with output frequencies of 10.7 mc
and 80 to 110mc. Generator should have an adjustable out-
RI Rt
put attenuator.
5. Set the volume control R22 at maximum.
6. Se, the switch SW! to the FM position.
7. Keep the signal generator output voltage level low to
Figure 5 Impedance matching network avoid overload.
FM ALIGNMENT CHART
Connect Signal
Step Generator to: Sigieq27'' Sang CUn.eYcL Adjustment
1 High side of 10.7 rnc Min. Between points Secondary of T4 (top adj.)
generator to lug unmodulated "A" and "B" for zero voltage
F or li of SW! see fig. 1
2 " " " Between Primary of T4 (bottom adj.) and

point "C" primary and secondary of T2 for
and ground maximum negative voltage
Figure 4 Dial string arrangement
3 " 10.7,,,, " Between Recheck T4 secondary and
unmodulated input points "A"
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adjust for zero voltage if
AM ALIGNMENT increased 10X and "B" necessary
AM ALIGNMENT ,, "
4 " Between Recheck T.4 primary and adjust
1, Connect V.T.V.M. as indicated in the AM alignment chart. point "C" for maximum negative voltage
2. Use signal generator covering 455 kc to 1700 kc, AM and ground if necessary
modulated, with adjustable output attenuator.
3. Set the volume control R22 at maximum. 5 REMOVE THE TWO 100K OHM RESISTORS
4. Set switch SW) at AM.
5. Keep the signal generator output voltage level low to
avoid AVC action. 6 Across FM antenna 98 rnc 98 mc Between T7 for maximum negative voltage
6. Set C38 (tuning capacitor) to minimum. with proper term- unmodulated point "C"
tnation see fig.5 and ground
,, ,, ,,
" primary and secondary for
maximum negative voltage
AM ALIGNMENT CHART
8 " 108.5 mc Min. ,, C41 for maximum negative voltage
unmodulated
Step Connect Signal Signal Generator C38 V.T.V.hl.
Generator to: Frequency Setting Connection Adjustment
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9 87.5 mc Max. T7 for maximum negative voltage
High side dull 455 kc modulated unrnodulated
min. Across spkr. Primary and secondary of T5
.1 mfd to stator voice coil and T3 for maximum output 10 REPEAT STEPS 8 AND 9 UNTIL NO FURTHER CHANGE
"A" of C38. Low
side to tuning
capacitor frame 11 ACROSS FM 106 rnc Tune Between C37 "B" for maximum negative
(B-) antenna with unmodulated for point "C" voltage (rock in)
proper term- signal and ground
ination
2 " 1625 ke modulated C38 "D" for maximum output
12 " 90 me ,r ,, T6 for maximum negative voltage
3 Radiated signal 1400 kc modulated Tune " C38 "B" Rock in for unmodulated (rock in)
for maximum output
signal I3 CHECK STEPS 8 AND 9 AND TOUCH UP IF NECESSARY
©John F. Rider
CHASSIS V-2192
CHASSIS PARTS LIST -- Continued
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CHASSIS V_2392
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New Ref. Part No.
Part No. E 9 uiv. Part No. Description
P Location or Function List
price m
MISCELLANEOUS AND MODEL PARTS
t CI 213V182H01 Capacitor, 10 mmf, 10%, mica Impedance matching .25
t C2 213V 182H01 Capacitor, 10 mmf, 10%, mica Impedance matching .25
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When ordering parts, specify part number, description of part and model number. t C3 215V111A01 Capacitor, 100 mmf, ceramic FM ant. coupling ,20
Do not order by model number alone. t C4 215V3081102 Capacitor, .001 mf, ceramic, GMV FM RF amp. screen .20
Where applicable, prices include Federal Excise Tax. 215V102A22
t
C5
C6 219V025H02
R2CC62Y5Y222M Capacitor, .0022 mf, ceramic , 20% FM RF amp. screen ..22 o
Capacitor, .0015 mf, feed tluu B+ RF amp. .20
New Ref. Part No. E q uiv. Part No. Description List t C7 215V308H02 Capacitor, .001 mf, ceramic, GMV FM osc. plate .20
Pat No. P Price t C8 215V300H45 Capacitor, 47 mmf, 10%, N750 Osc. grid .20
t 513V017813 Cabinet shell, Ivory, H649T7
t C9 217V011A09 Capacitor, 1 mmf, 10%, ceramic Osc. injection .15
4.90 CIO 215V104Á71
Cabinet shell, Charcoal, H650T7
R2CC61Y5Y471M Capacitor, 470 mmf, ceramic, 20% FM RF coupling .20
t 513V0171116 4.90 t C11 219V025H02 Capacitor, .0015 uf, feed thru B+ FM mixer .20
770V415H01 V -15765-I Contact, male, AC power .10
781 V042H01 Coupling, flexible variable gang to pulley shaft .05
t C12 215V308H02 Capacitor, .001 mf, ceramic, GMV Filament by-pass .20
751V000A01
t C13 210V1I1H06 Capacitor, .047 mf, 600 V, 20% AM RF return .25
Cord, AC power, snap -in 1.12
Cí4 215V014A70 RICC62G470K Capacitor, 47 mmf, 10%, ceramic 12AU6 grid coupling .17
V-3219 Cord, dial drive, 100 foot spool 1.57 C15 215V102A22 R2CC62Y5Y222M Capacitor, .0022 mf, ceramic, 20% 12AU6 screen by-pass .22
9 558V118H01 Dial, plastic front 1.30
C16 215V102A22 R2CC62Y5Y222M Capacitor, .0022 mf, ceramic, 20% IF Amp screen by-pass .22
t 558V175H01 Dial, background, scale .25
t 558V153H01 Front, cabinet 3,00
t C17 215V308002 Capacitor, .001 mf, ceramic FM detector .20
C18 210V111H05 Capacitor, .05 mf AVC filter .27
783V061H01 Insert, mounts cabinet front .35
t 550V082H01 - Knob, AM -FM Tuning, Volume & Tone .35
t C19 2I5V306H03 Capacitor, .01 mf, 1.4 KV, ceramic Control bracket to B- .35
C20 215V3001103 Capacitor, .01 mf, 1 KV, ceramic Audio plate
t 550V082H02 Knob, AM-FM -Phono selector .40
t C21A
.22
t 756V501H07 Lamp, pilot light, WO 1828 .95
early production Capacitor, 60 mf, 150 V, elect. B+ filter 2.10
218V033H01
768V015H18 Nut, speed, secures AM loop .05
t C21B only Capacitor, 80 ad, 150 V, elect. 13+ filter 2.10
558V088H01 Nameplate, Wide- Fi 10"Speaker .27 t C22 215V308H04 Capacitor, .005 mf, ceramic Tone .20
t Pointer .20
C23 215V306H02 Capacitor, .01 mf, 1.4 KV, ceramic Control bracket to B- .35
558V1721101
t 783V055H09 Shaft, tuning .40 t C25 210V214A73 Capacitor, .047 mf, 600 V Line by-pass .35
751V513H05 Socket, 7 pin, center shield, 12AL5 .17
t C26 219V025H02 Capacitor, .0015 mf, feed thru Filament FM tuner .20
751V513H07 Socket, 7 pin, 5005 .20
t C27 219V025H02 Capacitor, .0015 mf, feed thru Filament FM tuner .20
751V5461101 Socket, 7 pin, shielded, 12AV6, 12606 & 12BA6 .45
t C28 215V308H04 Capacitor, .005 mf, ceramic Filament by-pass .20
9 751V549H01 Socket, 7 pin, shielded, 12BÁ6 .45
t 751V549H02 Socket, 9 pin, shielded, 12AT7 .45
Socket, dial light .80
751V529H01
770V2501103 V-6795-3 Spring, dial drive .10
t C32 218V012H13 Capacitor, 4 mf, electrolytic, 50 V FM detector 1.15
570V024H01 Speaker, 10" x 2 5/8" 10.12 t C33 213V182H02 Capacitor, 47 mmf, mica , 20% Line by-pass .20
t C34 215V308H04 Capacitor, .005 of, ceramic Filament by-pass .20
t C36 215V3001146 Capacitor, 8.2 mull, t.5%, N470 FM osc. grid .20
CHASSIS PARTS LIST t C37 330V016H01 Capacitor, variable FM tuning 3.75
t C38 330V0151104 Capacitor, variable AM tuning 3.10
t C39 215V308H04 Capacitor, .005 mf, ceramic IF amp. screen .20
t C40 215V308H04 Capacitor, .005 mf, ceramic FM mixer place .20
New Re t C41 215V307H01 Trimmer, 1.5-6 mmf FM oscillator .35
Pat No, Part No. Equiv. Part No Description Location or Function price t C42 2159308H04 Capacitor, .005 of, ceramic FM B+ decoupling .20
C43 218V022H01 Capacitor, 20 mf, electrolytic, 175 V B+ filter 1.25
121 250V234A75 RC20AE475K Resistor, 4.7 megohms, %W FM RF grid .05 C44 218V012H01 Capacitor, 40 mf, electrolytic, 25 V Audio output cathode 1.35
R2 250V226A81 RC20AE681K Resistor, 680 ohms, %W FM RF screen decoup. .17 t 230V065H01 Coil, antenna
L1 FM RF input .25
113 250V231A03 RC20AEI03K Resistor, 10K ohms, %W AM converter cathode .05 t L2 230V056H17 Coil, RF (includes 820 ohm resistor) FM mixer plate .40
R4 250V226A81 RC20AE681K Resistor, 680 ohms, %W FM osc. plate decoup. .17 L3 230V056H02 Coil, 12F reactor, 1.1 uh Filament choke .35
R5 250V223A35 RC20AE335K Resistor, 3.3 megohms, %W FM mixer grid .12 L4 230V056H02 Coil, RF reactor, 1.1 uh Filament choke .35
R6 250V221A03 RC20AE103K Resistor, 10K ohms, %W FM osc. grid .05 V-9099-5 Coil, RF reactor, 2.7 uh
L5 230V028H05 RF choke .20
R7 250V226A81 RC20AE681K Resistor, 680 ohms, %W FM mixer plate .17 L6 V-9099-5 230V028H05 Coil, RF reactor, 2.7 uh RF choke .20
R8 250V221A25 RC20AE125K Resistor, 1.2 megohms, %W 12AU6 grid .12 t L7 787V0871101 Loop antenna assembly AM loop .2.25
R9 250V226A81 RC20AE681K Resistor, 680 ohms, %W 12AU6 plate decoup. .17 SWl 756V027H01 Switch Selector 2.10
RIO 250V224A70 RC20AE470K Resistor, 47 ohms, %W IF amp. cathode .05 SW2 278V039H01 Switch, push-pull (part of R22) On-off 1.70
R11 250V226A81 RC20AE681K Resistor, 680 ohms, %W IF amp. plate decoup. .17 T1 235V039H01 V-9688 Transformer, 10.7 me FM mixer plate 1.80
R12 250V222A25 RC20AE225M Resistor, 2.2 megohms, 14W, 20% AVC filter .06
250V2I4A74
t T2 235V037H02 Transformer, 10.7 me 2nd FM IF 1.65
R13 RC20AE474J Resistor, 470K ohms, %W, 5% AVC filter .22 t T3 235V044H01 Transformer, 455 kc lst AM IF 1.65
R14 250V222A23 RC20AE223K Resistor, 22K ohms, Vg/ FM detector .07
015 250V222A21 RC20AE221K Resistor,
t T4 235 V035H01 Transformer, 10.7 me FM detector 2.30
220 ohms, %W FM audio coupling .05
R16 250V321Á81 RC30AE181K Resistor,
t T5 235V0381102 Transformer, 455 kc 2nd AM IF 1.50
180 ohms, 1W Audio output cathode .12
Rl7 250V226A83 RC20AE683K Resistor, 68K ohms, '4W Tone compensation
t T6 230V045H01 Coil RF FM plate .90
.05 t T7 238V045H02 Coil FM oscillator .90
t RI8 251V020H15 Resistor, 1Kohms, 5W B+ filter .40
t R19 251V0231420 Resistor, 22 ohms, glassohm
t T8 230V044H01 Coil AM oscillator .90
Rectifier protection .40 t T9 430V051H01 Transformer Audio output 1.75
t
t
R20
R2í
250V436Á81 RC40AE681K Resistor, 680 ohms, 2W r Pilot lamp .25 t Z1 219V019H01 Packaged circuit Audio coupling .95
250V436Á81 RC4OAE681K Resistor, 680 ohms, 2W 1` dropping .25
R22 270V0391101 Control, 500K ohms (includes SW2)
t Z2 219V02OH01 Packaged circuit FM deemphasis .75
Volume 1.70
t R23 270V0391307 Control, 1 megohm Tone
t Z3 219V022H0l Packaged circuit AM tweet filter .45
.95 t Xl 295V012H01 Rectifier, selenium AC rectifier 2.75
R24 250V321A81 RC30AE181K Resistor, 180 ohms, 1W 8+ filter .12
R25 250V224A70 RC20AE470K Resistor, 47 ohms, %W 12AU6 cathode bias .05 t New Part number listed for the first time in Westinghouse Television or Radio Service Information.
Pr ces are subject to change without notice.
All resistors are 10% unles0 otherwise specified.
©John F. Rider
Westinghouse MODELS
H659P4
SERVICE MANUAL (Mocha & White)
radio
H660P4
(Red & White)
SERVICE DEPARTMENT TELEVISION -RADIO DIVISION

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. METUCHEN, N. J. CHASSIS V-2394-1
SPECIFICATIONS
FREQUENCY RANGE 540 to 1600 Ice Te
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY 455 kc
TUBE COMPLEMENT
1IRS Converter
I 1U4 I.F. Amplifier
1 1U5 Detector AVC and 1st Audio Amplifier
1 3V4 Audio Output
POWER CONSUMPTION AC OPERATION 15 Watts
AUDIO POWER OUTPUT (AC OPERATION)
MAXIMUM 300 Watts
UNDISTORTED 150 Watts
LOUDSPEAKER 4'. PM
POWER SUPPLY
BATTERY OPERATION
1 "A" Barter,' (9V) Eveready #276, Burgess #D6, Ray -O-Vac
#1603, General #88
I "B" Battery (90V) Eveready #479, Burgess #P60, Ray-0-
Vac #214, General #176
CURRENT CONSUMPTION (Battery Operation)
"A" Battery .050 Amp. \
"B" Battery .009 Amp.
4. Remove the two self-tapping screws securing the chassis
bracket to the top of the case.
CHASSIS REMOVAL (See figure 1)
5. Carefully slide the chassis out from the receiver case.
1. Press in the two cabinet release buttons on either side The on -off-volume control knob is captivated and thus re-
of the receiver case. Ope,, the case to expose the chassis mains in the case as the control shaft is pulled off the knob.
and batteries. When servicing with the receiver connected to the AC
2. Unsnap the battery cable assemblies H
from the "A" and power line use an isolation transformer between the receiver
"B" batteries. and the AC line. To replace the chassis reverse the above
3. Remove the two self-tapping screws securing the AC procedure. Be careful to correctly seat the chassis in the
receptacle. cabinet mounting grooves.
TONING KNOB
0 LUNEKNOB
.0INET RELEASE
Figure 1
View of cabinet case opened
BrE4T showing battery location and
LAUVE°
components to be removed for
chassis removal.
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ALIGNMENT
While making the following adjustments, keep the volume control set at matimum output and the signal generator
output attenuated to ovoid AVC action.
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3 Radiated sig. 1400 kc 1400 kt Antenna trimmer "II"
It isrecommended that a fibre aligning tool that snugly fits the slot in the powdered iron core be used to prevent
chipping of the slot in the IF transformer.
Figure 3 - Bottom view of dross is with components shown symbolically
9V.
90V.
"A"BATTERY
CONTACT
"B" BATTERY
CONTACT
MODULE SERVICING INFORMATION
The Detector -First Audio Amplifier stage of this diagram (figure 2). A key (notch) on one side of the
receiver has been modularized to provide greater relia- module indicates pin #1 of the module. With exception
bility, compactness and ease of servicing. All the of pin #9 all the riser wires are soldered into the
RS components of this stage, including the tube socket, printed circuit chassis. The components contained in
1U£
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dashed lines. The corresponding riser numbers are
OSC
TRIMMER
The module consists of five printed circuits, shown as they enter the circuit.
stacked, one on top of another. Each printed circuit is
made up of a ceramic wafer with more than one com- It is not recommended that the module itself be
L2
ponent (capacitors or resistors) printed on the wafer. serviced. It is rather difficult to replace components
AC ANT
\\ TRIMMER The five stacked wafers are connected together by within the module. If the trouble is localized to the
i twelve riser wires. At the top of the module, seven of module it is recommended that the module be replaced.
the risers connect to the tube socket. At the bottom of
xl' the module the riser wires are extended so that they To replace a module cut the riser wires at the base
can be soldered directly into the printed circuit board. of the module, where they enter the printed circuit
304 Z1 IUS C7 5 board. Remove the remaining wires from the board with
A,B,C
Because the module is a complete unit, it is easier the soldering iron (low wattage type). Observing the
to service and replace than the individual components. correct position of the module key, install the new
TO T3 A bottom view of the module is shown on the schematic module in the holes in the board and solder in place.
Figure 4 - Top viee« of chassis
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CHASSIS V-2394-1
CHASSIS V-2503-1
Westinghouse HR112AN
MODELS
(mahogany)
H
SERVICE MANUAL HR113AN (aak) 4_11.2
high fidelity
CHASSIS ASSEMBLY
V-2503-1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Schematic diagram, V-2503-1 chassis 2
Bottom view of V-2503-1 printed circuit board 3
Top view of V -2503-I chassis 4
Rear view of cabinet showing speaker connections 5
Specifications 6
Tube replacement data 6.
Chassis removal instructions 6
Radio -phono switch information 6
Remote speaker connection instructions 6
Speaker phasing information and instructions 7
AM alignment procedure g
Record changer, list of authorized repair stations 9 & 10
Parts list 11
RECORD CHANGER TUBE COMPLEMENT

The record changer used in High F ide
HR112AN and HR113AN is manufactured especially for
lit
y models 12BE6 Mixer oscillator
Westinghouse by the Collard Corporation. Consult the 12BA6
Westinghouse Service Manual on the Collard Conquest record
1st IF amplifier
changer Ice the following information: Record changer parts 12AX7 1st audio amplifier and phase inverter
list, dismantling, re -assembling, servicing and maintenance
instructions. Authorized Collard repair agencies are equipped 35C5
to service this changer. A. complete list appears on pages
Audio output
9.10 of this manual. 35C5 Audio output
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FIGURE 2. BOTTOM VIEW OF V-2503-1 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD SHOWING TOP PARTS AS SCHEMATIC SYMBOLS
300 OHM
RIBBON
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TUNING
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FIGURE 3. TOP VIEW OF V-2503-1 CHASSIS

CHASSIS V-2503-1
Westing-house HR112AN
MODELS
(mahogany)
.2 .2
SERVICE MANUAL HR113AN (oak) ¡rF 4o 4-1 71;

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CHASSIS ASSEMBLY
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Schematic diagram, V-2503-1 chassis

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Bottom view of V-2503-1 printed circuit board 3 g" -
Top view of V-2503-1 chassis 4

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Rear view of cabinet showing speaker connections 5
Spec ificat i oos 6
Tube replacement data 6
Chassis removal instructions 6
Radio -phono switch information 6
Remote speaker connection instructions 6
Speaker phasing information and instructions 7
AM alignment procedure 8
Record changer, list of authorized repair stations 9 & 10
Parts list 11
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RECORD CHANGER TUBE COMPLEMENT

The record changer used in High Fide it y models 12BE6
1
Mixer -oscillator
HR112AN and HR1I3AN is manufactured especially fot
Westinghouse by the Collaro Corporation. Consult the I2BA6 1st IF amplifier
Westinghouse Service Manual on the Collaro Conquest record
changer fot the following information: Record changer parts 12AX7 1st audio amplifier and phase inverter
list, dismantling, re -assembling, servicing and maintenance
instructions. Authorized Calfata repair agencies are equipped 35C5 Audio output
to service this changer. A complete list appears on pages
9,10 of this manual. 35C5 Audio output
©John F. Rider
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FIGURE 2. BOTTOM VIEW OF V-2503-1 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD SHOWING TOP PARTS AS SCHEMATIC SYMBOLS
300 OHM
RIBBON
5%i LONG
TO PHONO
CRYSTAL
TO PHONO
BASEPLATE
ASSY.
PHONO AC TO
INPUT PHONO
CABLE --- MOTOR
R17
X2
SPEAKER
TERMINAL
BOARD
YELLOW
GREEN
TREBLE BASS VOLUME BLACK
TUNING
RADIO
SW2 _ PHONO
FIGURE 3. TOP VIEW OF V2503-1 CHASSIS

CHASSIS V-2503-1
SPECIFICATIONS AUDIO PACKAGED CIRCUIT

Operating voltage 105 to 120 volts, 60 cycles AC
AC power consumption In early production of the V-2503-1 chassis, audio
Radio 50 wwatts packaged circuit 219V024ß01 is used. This unit has two
Radio (amplifier) with phono motor in operation 70 acts 100K ohms resistors wired externally on the board in parallel
(tut put impedance (across audio output transformer secondary) with terminals 2 and 5 and terminals 5 and 6. In later
Terminals 2 and 4 12.8 ohms production a new packaged circuit will be used. When used,
Terminals 3 and 4 6 4 ohms the new packaged circuit number will be 219V024H02. If the
Audio output power new packaged circuit is used to replace the old, remove and
Undistorted 3.65 wares discard the two 100K ohms resistors.
!.faximum watts
Frequency response Flat from 100 to 15,000
cps, ±2 db at 1 watt output
Speakers
One 8" PM Low frequency
Two 4" PM High frequency
Frequency range of radio 540 to 1600 kc
Record Changer Collaro Conquest
Phono cartridge,,,, Electro -Voice No.0156-TUL(needle rot
removable -entire cartridge must be replaced)
E%TERN/+L
SPEAKER SWITCH L Pao FOR
7 IIISigßLF ÒUT
, b
TOR' REPLACEMENT
To check or replace tubes, remove the five wood screws ((}I--
which secure the cover back located inside the record Ibn
,
changer well. Y
TE a NaL
CHASSIS REMOVAL
Note, It is not necessary to c o m pie t e l y remove the
chassis for most repair work. The first /our steps will
make the chassis sufficiently accessible /or test and
repair in most instances, although the chassis will not
he completely free of the cabinet and record player.
I. Remove all panel knobs.
2. Remove two hex -head wood screws from the bottom of the FIGURE 5. METHOD FOR CONNECTING AN
cabinet. EXTERNAL SPEAKER, WITH SWITCH AND L PAD
3. Remove the baffle. (If the baffle fits snugly, push it out
from the rear of the cabinet using a.sc re wdriver or
similar tool).
4. Remove two screws which hold the chassis CO the front
panel. One screw is located under the LOUDNESS control,
the other under the TUNING control. IMPORTANT: When
removing the screws, support the chassis with one hand REMOTE SPEAKER
to prevent it /tom falling.
To add additional speakers to High Fidelity models
Most repair work can be performed at this time. HR112AN or HR113AN, the Westinghouse Remote Speaker
To test the equipment, connect the AC cord System, models HEW, HE124 or HE125, is recommended.
through an isolation transformer.
Designed especially for use with Westinghouse High Fidelity
TO COMPLETELY REMOVE THE CHASSIS, CONTINUE equipment, each system includes complete
AS FOLLOWS: instructions.
installation
5. If the AC plug had been connected, remove it. To connect one or more remote speakers made by another
6. Remove the two hex -head screws which secure the AC
terminal board to the interlock bracket. (Figure 4) manufacturer, proceed as follows:
7. Remove the two hex -head wood screws which secure the See figure 4
loop antenna. 1. Use an external speaker with a voice coil impedance of
8. Remove the speaker leads from the speaker terminal not less than six ohms.
board located at the cabinet rear. 2. Remove the internal speaker lead (from the speaker
9. Remove the two hex -head wood 'screws which secure the mounted the HR112AN or HR113AN cabinet) from
i
.speaker terminal board to the cabinet rear. terminal 2 on the speaker terminal board. (The speaker
10. Disconnect the AC lead to the phono motor at the
receiver chassis. terminal board is located at the tear of the cabinet, lower
11. Remove the chassis. left). Connect this lead to terminal 3.
3. Connect the remote speaker or speakers in parallel to ere
terminals 3 and 4 on the speaker terminal board.
RADIO -PHONO SWITCH A11 speakers --
those mounted in the cabinet and
A RADIO -PHONO switch of novel design, is used in those externally located are now connected in
--
models HR1I2AN and HRII3AN. This switch is coupled to parallel to terminals 3 and 4.
the BASS control. When the BASS control is turned to its
extreme counterclockwise position (to the point where a
4. Note: If the external speakers are to be installed within -r-
hearing range of other speakers, see information below on
click is heard), the equipment, is switched to the RADIO speaker phasing.
position. The BASS control will then affect the radio sound
when turned in a clockwise direction. 5. To install a switch and volume control for the external
When the BASS control is turned to its extreme speakers, see information in figure 5. The purpose of the
position (to the point where a click is heard), the clockwise L pad is to maintain constant impedance across the output
equipment
is switched to the PHONO position. The BASS control will transformer (across terminals 3 and 4) as the speaker
then affect the phono sound when turned in a counterclock- level is varied.
wise direction. In the PHONO position, B,1 is removed from Note: The L pad shown, which is NOT sold by
the screen of the 12BE6 oscillator to prevent leak -through Uè,stinghouse, may be purchased from a local parts
of broadcast signals during phono operation.
dealer.
©John 1. Rider
MORT
STANCE
s
J U+TC,iLE
LISTENER
FIGURE 7. SPEAKER LOCATION AFFECTS
F SOUND QUALITY
SPEAKER PHASING METHOD

(Fseivre 8)
5. F'E'QUENCY RESPONSI CURVE

TIM following method may be imed when a rilliary
speaker is tes be added or a replacement speaker installed.
This method involves the use of a nine volt battery.
All tervins' references mentioned bete refer to those
shown fígurce 8.
1111
1. Disconnect one voice coil lead of speaker A.

SPCA IC PHASING 2. Connect the battery to .speaker A, as shown by the
solid -lase battery leads. Note whether the speaker AM ALIGNMENT Turn the BASS control to ira extreme c,untetclockeriae
i.
4.
Yhrgrwo a aære speaker, are used in the same fret rams etas. eaves ar out when the battery i connected. position so that SE 2 is switched to the RADIO position.
area, speaker p A'tSt is n imp xxanu con*id*'um Vitae
rw,t epmtaers are eard to beIn puns., the Coate 04 bah
3. Remove the boory leads from the speaker+eon it Pre/isrinary Inatructlons Then, turn the BASS control to .pprsaimately mid-range.
coil. Connect the bakery 'rods to the speaker H i ur. e (The equipment will remelt in the RADIO position. The
speakers a.oee le aad ,,t t, Olt stmt in et ant when audio .ail so trust the cane of .pecker B moves in the some 1. Remove sha..is as described under CHASSIS REMOVAL. action of this switch end control is espl.imed under
ve@age le sinashareooaly fed to bah speakers. Speakers
nissals are wonted close to each other most be connected in
poets sot Feiner good quality sound. Speakers may be
direction as did thee of speaker A. Far example,
if the speaker A cone had moved in, connect the speaker
8 voice COI) to the battery so that the speaker B cone
2. Use an iaolation transformer between the AC input of the
egsipmece and abe AC source. Connect AC and turn on
equipment.
5. Connect a 12 i
RADIO -PHONO SWITCH in this manuel).
13 ohm, 4 watt resistor between terminale
2 and 4 On the .pe.ket terminal board.
p6.aed *Ms sbºt honesty mtcbod taggeared umdet SPEAKER else me in. To achieve this result, is may be 3. During .lignmetu, leave the LOUDNESS canto' set at 6. Use a nonwnetallic alignment tool which fit. snugly into
P#ASL%G 11E'THIEI0, u a "cox am' try" method may he maximum volume. The sisal generator output level should the adjustment slot. A properly fitting alignment tool
sseg0wysd- Tä. later Mechmd *imply means Si o e. sting le
necessary to connect terminal 3 to positive and ter
e
negative or (reversing the leads) 4 to pss s,':e and I to be kept sufficiently attenuated to .void AVC action. prrvems d.mage ta the slotted iron core.
doe .mprd, them reversing the votes cm" lead. of one of the
speaker, -0 teeesaasg the lead. improves the sound, e,eitCrs negarive.
are emetics-nit peeperty. Rhea mare than ran speakers are 4. Connect both speaker voice coils in parallel so that.
aae3, the bigamy aeº}»d s. more pea-vocal. the coos, o4 both speakers ms in the same direction
H awn ape.éert are

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TRANSISTOR RADIO

COILS, TRANSFORMERS, Etc. ..._._......SA 25-20

Open the cabinet by pulling with the fingers on

the top rear surface of the cabinet back This re-

©John P. Rider CHASSIS 6T2

exact physical location. Figure 3 refers to the foil

Set Volume control full on. Lt1 atlllal 12 --+

Connection of Signal Receiver Gang Adjustment B "V

2 Same as "Step I". 1620 KG

generator signal Trimmer output 2N217

020-14 BATTERY 00:1

TILL FOLLOWING TRANSISTOR COMBINATIONS MUST 61 OBBERVMM

SCHEMATIC, RADIO CHASSIS 120457

PARTIAL CHASSIS PARTS, CH. 120457

SYM PART N0. DESCRIPTION SYM PART NO. DESCRIPTION

51 815041A,2* Converter 11 720342 I.F. Transformer

*Replace transistore with exact type (ex. 815041A).

PART NO. DESCRIPTION

180190 Speaker, PM, 3"

'Firestone Cabinet Dimensions.,... Width 6-5/8", Height

BATTERY INFORMATION ALIGNMENT

1. Move handle to rear of set.

PARTS PRICE LIST FOR FIRESTONE MODEL 4C40

I+1 250320 Plastic Cabinet Front

POTENTIOMETER CABINET & APPEARANCE ITEMS

PRELIMINARY SERVICE DATA P746A

TO REMOVE VOLUME CONTROL CAPACITORS

the receiver turned on, volume control. at maximum,

MODELS P745A, P746A

PARTS PRICE LIST FOR FIRESTONE MODEL 4C40

POTEFfIMMETFR CABINET & APPEUALCE ITEMS

PRELIMINARY SERVICE DATA P 746A

TO REMOVE VOLUME CONTROL CAPACITORS

MODELS P745A, P746A

GENERAL ELECTRIC ER -S-P7 15 g g

TRANSISTOR RADIO RECEIVERS P715- P716

BATTERIES: (a) Carbon Pen -light cells: 2 Eveready

POWER OUTPUT: Undistorted 100 Milliwatts

TO REMOVE CHASSIS FROM CASE

1. Remove the end speaker end of the

case. REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST Yie

REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST (CONT'D.)

CABINET & APPEARANCE ITEMS MISCELIANEOUS ITEMS

n-RRC-420 12K Volume Control & Sw 1.90

All resistors not cataloged are common carbon

TRANSISTOR SUBSTITUTIONS COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2

MODELS P715-716, P715B-P716B,

GENERAL FAY ELECTRIC ER-S-P750A

CABINET: Leather - P750A, Ginger

ELECTRICAL 3 Batteries: Eveready #950, or A100,

POWER Undistorted: 225 milliwatta

The model P750A, i°s an all transistor battery

1.70. DLSCR 1TTIf5rt T. /7-I1 R3C3ITT10N

-R S-,423 C1 Capaci Cor, Tuning 4,45 3-1057 Speaker, 4"

14A DEL P750A

GENERAL ELECTRIC P755

KATIV, t eS. C. i8atter, Pack,

1,1711,1ES: M.1605, Evet,ad.

AM:RATING bol - ISM RC

e-RS.1581 I, Output Transformer 2.55

All Parts Not Cataloged Are Common Items, Obtainable

GENERAL ELECTRIC ER-S-P76UA

CABINET: Plastic - Beige, P7b0A; Green, P761Á