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    a SERVICE MANUAL Sony, PHOTO: US mode! SPECIFICATIONS Fast winding time Approx 2 in with Soy cassette CHEEO “0.13000 withthe TAPE sector sa fo METALICO) {20-15000 fs th the TAPE esector sat 1 NORM) 20mW « 20 mW at 10% harmon disonon at de operation wo sae Ak batenes (EC designation A) Enteral Satteries (usd inthe optional EBPS00 balay cas) two optional Sony AC29 a¢ power adsoto for vs on 120V ae. 69 Hs, ‘ptionl Sony OCC70 car tater eo or use on 12 car bate ‘ater ite contnvous playback Murs Doron hours wth Eveready No. 125 Hea Du Dimensions Approx 192 «847 «31.6 wn) Ginn dy ts iches! ot nc projecting parts and conots Wein ‘Repro. 2909 (82 0 not incl. batteries ang othe accessories ‘Approx 2709 196 03 inl batteries, rot nc oer accessories T Tape Transport Mechanism Type MT.WM11-06 |[microFim: wmrt US Model Canadian Model © m2 AEP Model UK Model E Model PARTS IDENTIFICATION © 44 FF (fast forward) button © me REW (rewind) button @ <4 PLAY (playback) button @ STOPIEJECT button @ Battery indicator @ TAPE selector @ PHONES (headphones) jack © VOLUME control © DC IN 3 V (external power input) jack (bottom) ® Cassette compartment @ Battery compartment (rear) e@ 6 o STEREO_CASSETTE-PLAYER ONY. Chip components Chip components include resistors, capacitors, transistors, diodes, coil and adjustable resistors. In this section, the types of resistors, ceramic capacitors, transistors and diodes which are used most frequently will be described. Dimension of transistors and capacitors, a (Unit: mm) 326 | 32/16 | 0.45~06 2125 | 20 | 1.25 | 0.95~05 a Identification L- resistor layer side wide (black color) electrodes electrode ‘ceramic base side white color) Resistor Transistor 2 ip components All chip components should be connected and disconnect- ed, using a tapered soldering iron [temperature of the iron tip: less than 280°C (536°F)] , a pair of tweezers and braid- ed wire Precautions for replacement 1, Do not disconnect the chip component forcefully. Otherwise, the pattern may peel off. 2. Never re-use a disconnected chip component. Dispose of all old chip components. 3. To protect the chip component, heating time for at ing the component should be within 3 seconds. ch ‘© Removing chip components (1) Removing solder at electrode Remove the solder at the electrode, using a thin braided wire. Do not remove the solder of the part (chip component) attached adjacent to the electrode, ‘Soldering iron (2) Disconnecting chip components Turn the tweezers with the soldering iron alternately applied to both electrodes, and the chip component will be disconnected. Take careful precautions while disconnecting, because if the chip component is force- fully removed the land may peel off. Never re-use a disconnected chip component. Tweezers Turn (3) Smoothing the soldered surface After disconnecting the chip component, remove the solder by using a braided wire to smooth the land surface. © Connecting chip components ‘The value of chip components is not displayed on the main body. Take due precautions to avoid mixing new chip components with other ones. (1) Applying solder to land on one side ‘Apply a thin layer of solder to the land on one side where the chip component is to be connected. Too much solder may cause bridging. ‘Small S (2) Speedy soldering Hold the chip component at the desired position, using tweezers, and apply the soldering iron in the arrow-marked direction. To protect the chip compo- nent, heating time should be within 3 seconds. sovsering von NE Land Printed circuit board (3) Speedy soldering of electrode on the other side Solder the electrode on the other side in the same way as in (2) above. SECTION 1 DISASSEMBLY REAR CABINET REMOVAL O screw 1.7%8 OR rear cabinet @ Remove the battery lid, @ screw 2x10 strap spacer CASSETTE LID REMOVAL Remove the toggle arm from the cassette li. ‘(Rear side; Battery Compartment) Slide the cassette shaft in the ‘Girection of the arrow. Pull the cassette shaft in the direction of the_—

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