STRICTLY CONADENTIAL UITLEENBIBLIOTHEEK ee N.V, Philips’ Verkoop-Maatschappil [rar central service ovsion Seven Dele Voor Mederiand, NY: Phe Gloulampeibrien = Technische Dienst cased SERVICE NOTES for the receiver 1g952 For battery supply GENERAL WAVERANGES I.Fe1 452 ko/s S.W.2 4 13.7~ 45-5-m (21.89-6.59 Mc/s, are3 tM agesh PERCE uo} Moteme sous 2m M.W. 2 185 -580,: 1622-517 ke/s) Va = 90 ¥ We=1.5V SONTROLS From left to rights SOHSUMPTTON lst knob 1 battery switch + volume control Ia tot. = 12 mA. lever t Tone control switch If tot. = 250 mA. 2nd knob + Tuning lever 1 Waverange switch LOUDSPEAKER 9768 Z VALVE COMBINATION Ae BH: K 92 B2 + DF 94 BANDWIDTH ue The I.F.bandwidth (1110) measu— eee as from g3 of Bl is about 10.5 ko/e. PEMENSTONS The overall bandwidth (1:10) Length + 42 om. )knobs measured from the aerial socket Width + 20 cm.)in- s about 10 ke/s at 1000 kc/s Height ¢ 27.5 om. cluded ‘and about 9 ke/s at 550 kc/s. EIGHT 23.5 kg. 93 9TT 26,1.05 Pinte tn Handme BK 328 B ILLUSTRATIONS: Fig.l 1 Position of the coils and trimmers Fig.2 + Cable drive Fig.3 : Trimming points on the dial Fig.4 : Switch segments Fig.5 1 Circuit diagram Fig.6 : Wiring diagram: under) and coil connections : Fig.7 1 Wiring diagran tone 7 L TRIMMING THE RECEIVER A. I.P.BANDFILTERS 2. Remove the sealing compound from the cores of the I.F.bandfilters. The compound can be removed in the cold state by means of a smal. screwdriver. 2. Connect a voltmeter via a trimming transformer to the loudspeaker terminals, 3. Turn volume control to maximum, tuning capacitor to minimum cape- - city and waverange ewitch to MW CG 4. Unscrew the cores of the I.F.filters nearly full out. 5. Apply a modulated signal of 452 ko/s vie a 33000 pF capacitor to the control grid (ea) of Ble 6. Trim the 1.F.circuits for maximum meter deflection in the follo- wing orders 4th I.Fesirovit S19-C19 3rd I.Fycirouit 818-16 lst I.Pecircuit $14-915-C16 and I.Fectrouit S16-S17-C17 7. Seal the cores. NOTE: When re-sealing heat the vaseline compound by means of « warm soldering iron and let it drip onto the cores. Do not apply "heat directly to the cores as this will damage the coreholders and make trimming impos~ sible, : B. BF. AND OSCILLATOR CIRCUITS ‘Trimming is done with the eid of trimming points on the dial (see fig.3). Before starting to trim, check the adjustment of ‘the pointer. With the variable capacitor at minimum, the pointer must be on the extreme left trimming mark on the dial (point 1 of fig.3). If not adjust it to the correct position For all waveranges the following appliest 1. Volume control at maximum 2. Connect a voltmeter via 4 trimming transformer to ‘the loudspeaker terminals. 36, Apply the modulated signals via a dummy aerial to the rie] socketBX 28 B Trim the receiver in accordance with the following table, strict- ly observing the order given. 1 [Waverange switch in position Mow. SeWo3 | S.e2 2 [Unscrew - - 13 nearly full out 3 [Turn the pointer to trimming 2 2 2 : point 4| Apply # modulated signal of 550ke/s 7.02Mo/s 5 [Prim for maximum output voltage |S13,86 | 811,84 | S9,S2 6 | Turn the pointer to trimaing point|1 - 1 7 | Apply a modulated signal of 1630ke/s|_- 22ttc/a 8 [trim for maximum outpatvoltage ciz,c4 [= c13 [2 [Repeat the pointe 38 = 3-8 10 [Seal tho trimmers S13 sll 89 c12 34 s2 aL 4 c13 REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENT OF PARTS A. REMOVING THE CHASSIS PROM THE CABINET 1. Remove the rearpanel 2. Set the variable capacitor to maximum Unsolder the loudspeaker connections Remove the knobe Remove the dial Release the pointer from its driving cable. Unscrew the chassis screws and take’ the chassis carefully out of ‘the cabinet, REELACING THE DRIVING CORD The path and the length of the driving cord are indicated in fig.2 for the position where the variable capacitor is set to maximum. VOLTAGES AND CURRENTS Valves va | Ve2 | Ved Bi | 0K 92 | Hoptode 85 29 67 B2 | DF 91 | Pentode 85 44 fe 33 | pargi | Diode Pentoas 20 [19 | - 34 | DL 94 | Pentode 79.5 [85 | - Volts| Volts} Volts: c1 = 65 V. These valves have been measured with the Universal Measuring Instrument Gi 42575 the waverange switch set for M.W., no signal ap- plied to the aerial socket. All voltages have been measured with respect to the chassis,BX 328 B LIST OF PARTS AND “NOLS gee also General Sjare Parte List) When ordering always quote: 1. Code-number 2. Description and colour 3. Type-number of the receiver Description Ccode-number Wooden cabinet 43 002 99.0 Knob (volume control; tuning) 2x 43 370 75.0 Lever fee switch) colour MG P4380 00.0 Lever (toneswitch) colour UG P4 075 19.0 Dial (mediterranean) 43 225 88.0 Dial (oversea) A3 225 87.0 Ornamental screw for fixing dial (2x) A3 712 79.0 Rear panel A3 254 45-0 Ornamental plate A3 357 98.0 » Valve holder (4x) BL 505 15.0 C Rubber grommet for valve holder (2x) 43 642 19.0 Socket plate, aerial -earth A3 389 07.0 Wire spring for fixing coil cans (4x) 43 652 58.3 Variable capacitor ee capaci tors| Spring in drum of variable capacitor 43 646 26.0 Switch (tone control) B 401 79.0 Spindle for volume control 43 432 94.0 Plug for batteries connections 43 361 05.0 Rut 1/8" for volume control 49-758 21.0 Tools Service oscillator BL 2882 or @t 2883 or at 2684 Universal Measuring Instrument GI 4256 or OM 4257 Vaseline compound FRI® 209 47-0 G. 05/205 A3 124 76.0. 20/158 0.1 MObm 10/100 0,82 MOhm 10/820K 43 124 81.0 27000 Ohm 10/27K 33000 Ohm 10/33K 0.18 MOhm 10/180K- 470 Obm 10/470 1.5 Mobo A3 124 60.0 |] RB 82000 ‘Ohm 0.1 Mobo. 0.05 Mohs 0.45 MOhm| 4.7 MOhm 4.7 MOhm 1 Monn A3 121 94.2 a ane 12000 Ohm xf}. 48 555 10/12« A3 124 2544 43 169 42.0 317 58/50+50 28 212 36.4 49 001 56.1 148 750 10/470K 48 203 20/100B 203 20/470E 203 10/100E 48 203 02/56E 28 212 36.4 48 336 02/2K2 48 203 01/487E see coils voir bobines 10/47 22/100 20/47K 20/1008 10/47B 10/2K2 10/47K 20/iK5 10/4K7BX328B Fig Frates araie SK Q *ster Fig4Bx328B ~ eee - - - ey + ae Ob FP 88 OR LIU UUERUA S48 LHW LUNVEREi BX328B