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(1) ELECTR ICAL PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS 3-4
(21 BLOCKDIAGRAM. -....5
(3) DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS . ., , .6-7
(4) CIRCUIT OPERATION CHECK .. ..8_16
(5) ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS ,. . .17_20
(6) BUILT.IN PROTECTOR CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
(MA|N AMP tC HA-1370) .. .20
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(7) TROUBLESHOOTING.. .21_23
(8) VALUE SELECTED PARTS ,,,,,..,23
(9) D|AL STRINGTNG D|AGRAM. .....24
(10) LEVEL DTAGRAM ....25
(T1) IC&TRANSISTOR LEAD IDENTIFICATION ,....25
(12) AM/FM RF rF, MPX & PRE, TONE AMP P.C.B. (TOp&BOTTOM VTEWS). .26-27
(13) MA|N AMP & POWER SUPPLY P.C.B. (TOP & BOTTOM V|EWS) .......28
(14) SPEAKER JACKS & SYSTEM/FLAT EOUALIZATION P.C.B.
(TOP & BOTTOM VIEWS) ...,..29
(15) MONTTOR SWTTCH P.C.B. (TOp V|EW) .. ........30
(16) SPEAKER SWITCH P.C.B. (TOP VIEW) . . . . .3O
(17) ELECTRTCAL PARTS L|ST 31-37
(18) EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST . ... 38-39
(19) rC TNTERNAL DTAGRAM (LA3350 & HA-1370) ..... .. 40-41
(20) SCHEMATTC DTAGRAM . . 42-43
(21) EXPLODED VIEW 44_45

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1 . ELECTRICAL PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS
AM BAND UNIT NOMINAL L!MIT
Frequency Coverage (kHz) 510-1650 520-1620
IF (kHz) 455
Antenna Sensitivity for S/N 20 dB at 600 kHz fuV/m) 200 500
at 1000 kHz (pVlm) 200 500
at 1400 kHz (pVlm) 200 500
Terminal Sensitivity (20 dB S/N) (pv) 10
ACA at S/N 6 dB Sensitivity at 1000 kHz (dB ) 28 20
S/N Ratio at 5 mV lnput (dB) 40 34
AGC Distortion at 1000 kHz,100 mV/m lnput,80 % mod. ('/"1 4 10
AGC Figure-of-Merit (dB) 45 38
lF Rejection at 600 kHz (dB) .32 27
lmage Rejection at 1400 kHz (dB) 45 35
Distortion at 5 mV/m, 30 % mod. %t 1.5 3.5
Tape Out Level 5 mV/m lnput, 3A% 4OOHz (mV) 210 210 L 2.5 dB
Fidelity 5 mV/m lnput, -O dB down (1 kHz = 0 dB) (Hz) 20-3000 50-2500
Whistle Modulation of 2nd and 3rd Harmonic
at 1000 pYlm and 5000 pVlm %t 8 15
Calibration at 600 kHz (kHz) r_25
at 1000 kHz (kHz) i.50
FM BAND UNIT NOMINAL LIMIT
Frequency Coverage (MHz) 86.5- 108.5 88- 1 08
IF (MHz) 10.7
IHF Sensitivity at 90,98 and 106 MHz (pV) 2.8 5.0
(dBf) 14.2 19.2
FM S/N Ratio at 98 MHz, 1 mV lnput (dB) 60 55
FM Limiting Sensitivity (-3 dB) (pv) 3.2 7.1
lF Rejection Ratio at 90 MHz (dB) BO 70
lmage Rejection Ratio at 106 MHz (dB) 50 45
Capture Ratio at 90 MHz, 1 mV lnput (dB ) 3 6
ACA -+. 400 kHz, 100 pV lnput (dB) 45 30
Audio THD 400 H2,75 kHz dev. e/,1 0.5 1.0
Calibration Accuracy at 90 MHz (kHz) r 500
at 106 MHz (kHz) r 500
AFC Holding Range with 1 mV lnput (kHz) r250 r.330
AM Suppression, AM - 30%, FM - 10O% (dB ) 3B 30
Maximum Signal Handling Capacity (mV) 200 100
Tape Out Level, 75 kHz dev. 1 mV lnput (mV) 630 630 r 2.5 dB
All sets must meet the requirements of FCC.
Frequency response must meet the 75 psec de-emphasis (UL, C.S.A.)
(50 psec de-emphasis for Australian models).

FM MPX SECTION UNIT NOMINAL LIMIT

Stereo I ndicator Sensitivity (pV) 10 20
Separation at 1 mV lnput at 100 Hz (dB) 29 22
at 1 kHz (dB) 34 27
at 10 kHz (dB) 26 2A
Stereo Distortion at 1 mV 1 kHz %t 0.6 2.O
38 kHz Rejection (dB) 55 48
SCA Rejection (dB) 80
Stereo Output Level (mV) 560 560 r 2.5 dB
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NOTE: Set Equalizer Switch to "FLAT" position unless otherwise specified.
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AUDIO SECTION UNIT NOMINAL LIMIT
lnput lmpedance PHONO Mag. (Ko ) 50
AUX (Ksl) 100
Output Power THD 1 o/o,8{1, Both Channels Driven at 1 kHz (w) 14 12
Power Bandwidth, 8 O, Both Channels Driven, under
THD 0.5 %20Hz to 20 kHz (THD 0.7 o/ofor 4 a load) (w) 12 10
Sensitivity for Rated Power (10W) PHONO Mag. (mV) 2.2 r.2 dB
2.2
AUX (mV) 160 160i2dB
Tape ln (mV) 160 160r 2 dB
Frequency Response at AUX, Output Power 1 W, 4.2 dB (Hz) 15-30 k 20-20 k
Bass Action at 100 Hz (dB) *.10 * 10 +. 2.5 dB
Treble Action at 10 kHz (dB) a.10 n 10r.2.5 dB
Min. Volume Hum and Noise (mV) 1 3
Max. Volume Hum and Noise at AUX (Tone Max.) (mV) 6 15
Signal-to-Noise Ratio PHONO Mag.(lnput shorted) (dB) 60 55
AUX (lnput terminated with 4.7 KAI (dB) 65 55
Cross Talk at 1 kHz, AUX position (dB) 46 40
Bass Compensation at 100 Hz

-30 dB VOLUME Position (dB) +6 +6 n 2.5 dB

Treble Compensation at 10 kHz
-30 dB VOLUME Position (dB) +4.5 +4.5 +.2.5 dB
Tape Out Level
PHONO Mag. {2.2mV tnput, 1 kHz) (mV) 150 150a.2 dB
AUX (160 mV lnput, 1 kHz) (mV) 150 150r.2 dB
PHONO Mag. Equalizer Response at 100 Hz (dB) +13.11 +13.11*.2d8
at 10 kHz (dB)
-13.75 -',13.75 r-2 dB
PHONO Mag. Overload at 1 kHz (mV) 100 80
Tape Out Level (DlN) (3.3 KO Terminated)
AM 5 mV/m lnput 30 % mod. (mV) 3.3 3.3 *.3 dB
FM 1 mV lnput, 22.5k1z dev. 400 Hz (mV) 3.3 3.3 +. 3 dB
AUX22O mV lnput (mV) 3.3 3.3 a.3 dB
Frequency Equalization flesponse in "SYSTEM" position
at 100 Hz, lnput AUX (dB) +6.5 +6.5 +. 2.5 dB
Music Power at THD 0.9 Yo, 1 kHz (Australian models) (w) 18 15

NOTE:The supply voltage is l20voltsAC (for UL & C.S.A.) and24OvoltsAC forAustralian models,
from a regulated power supply.
The power source must be isolated from other equipment connected to antenna or output.
The room temperature is 25 degrees C.
Nominal Specs represent the design specs; all units should be able to approximate these some
will exceed and some may drop slightly below these specs.
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Limit Specs represent the absolute worst condition which still might be considered acceptable;
in no case should a unit perform to less than within any Limit spec.

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1)To remove chassis from MetalCabinet

Figure B
a) Turn the Cabinet upside down and re-
move the six screws from the Cabinet
bottom. (Figure A)
b) Remove the five screws from the Rear
Panel. (Figure B)

Figure C1 Flgure C2

2) Removal of Front Panel

a) Remove the chassis from Metal Cabinet
as described in 1).
b) Pull off the Metal Cabinet.
c) Remove two screws each from the top
and bottom of the Front Panel.
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d) Remove the two screws from the back of
Front Panel. (Figure D)
e) Remove Knobs and pull off Panel.

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3)To remove two bottom covers
i) Removal of Bottom Cover [] ',[,'l' IA
Remove the six (A) screws from bottom
cover @ as shown in Figure E. B 1'* (A)

ii) Removal of Bottom Cover E] +(B)

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4)To remove Rear Panel from chassis
a) Remove bottom covers as described in 3).
b) Remove the two screws from bottom of
Rear Panel. (Figure F)
c) Remove the four screws frorn the Rear
Panel. (Figure G)

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4. CIRCUIT OPERATION CHECK
1)POWER SUPPLY OPERATION CHECK
START

CONNECTION Connect AC Cord to 120 V AC, 60 Hz (UL, C.S.A.l (24O V AC, 50 Hz for Australian)

Check the Power Supply voltages. (Figure 1)

Check the Power Supply circuits, Fuse and Power Transformer.

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DC voltages are not correct.

DC voltages are correct.

Proceed to next section.

2)AUDIO SECTION OPERATION CHECK

(1) MAIN AMP. OPERATION CHECK

CONNECTION Connect 8O Load to Speaker Output.

Connect DC Voltmeters to Pin No. 3 of MAIN lC 401 (lC4O2) and ground (Plus
Supply) and Pin No. 10 and ground (Minus Supply). See Figure 2.
MAIN AMP EOARD DC VOLTMETER

Figure 2
Check Power Supply Voltage with No lnput (must be r21.2V).
REPAI R Check D501-504, C505, 506.
Check for short-circuits.

DC Voltage is not i 21.2 V .

DC Voltage is r21.2Y.

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CONNECTION Connect 8 o Load to Speaker Output.

Check Pop Muting circuit included in MAIN Amp lC 401 (lC4O2l. U nit activates
about 2-3 seconds after Power is Switched "an,,.

(1) Check MAIN Amp lC4O1l4O2.

(21 Check TR504.

Pop Muting circuit does not work,

Pop Muting circuit works.

NECTION Connect 8 O Load to Speaker Output.

Connect Audio Osc. to AUX input.
Connect V.T.V.M. to Speaker terminals. (Figure 3)
AUDIO OSC.

V. T. V. M.
Check Equalization Response in "SYSTEM" position at 100 Hz input. (FLAT
position = 0 dB). (Figure 4)

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REPAIR Check the MAIN Amp Equalization circuit.

See TROUBLESHOOTING.

Equalization Response at 100 Hz does not fall within +6.5 i 2.5 dB.

Equalization Response at 100 Hz falls within +6.5 -+.2.5 dB.

Proceed to next section.

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 QI PRE.AMP OPERATION CHECK

CONNECTION Set SELECTOR Switch to PHONO.

Connect Audio Osc. to PHONO lnPut.
connect oscilloscope and V'T.V.M' to TAPE oUT Jack' (see Figure 5')
AUDIO OSC. OSCILLOSCOPE

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Check for proper PHONO Equalization Curve response (RIAA Curve)

(See Figure 6).

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REPAIR (1) check rR2o1, 2m (rJ;Lf irol.
(21 Check C209,C211,R219,R217 (L ch) and C210,C212,R22O^R218
(R ch).
(3) Check Pre-Amp circuit.
Equalization Response at 100 Hz does not fall within +13.11 r-2 dB and at
'10 kHz does not fall within
-13.75 -+.2 dB.
Equalization Response falls within +13.11 L2dB at 100 Hz and -13.75
+.2 dB at 10 kHz.

Proceed to next section.

(3) TONE CONTROL OPERATION CHECK

Same Equipment Connection as Figure 3.

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Check Bass Control circuit on

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Frequency Response does not fall within a.10 r 2.5 dB.

Frequency Response falls within i 10 n 2.5 dB.

Check TREBLE Action at 10 kHz. (Figure 7)

REPAI R Check Treble Control circuit on TONE CONTROL P.C.B.

Frequency Response does not fall within i 10 r.2.5 dB.

Frequency Response falls within -+.10 +.2.5 dB.

Check LOUDNESS compensation with Volume set for -30 dB from rated power.
(Figure 8)

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REPAIR Check Loudness circuit.
100 lK 10K

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Loudness compensation does not fall within +6 r. 2.5 dB at 100 Hz and

+4.5 -1 2.5 dB at 10 kHz.

Loudness compensation falls within + 6 r 2.5 dB at 100 Hz and +4.5

i.2.5 dB at
10 kHz.

Proceed to the next section.

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 3)AM RF/IF OPERATION CHECK

START

ADJUSTMENT Adjust AM lFlRF Alignment. (See AM Alignment Section on page 17,)

Set SELECTOR Switch to AM.

Connect Standard Loop Antenna to AM SG and radiate signal into the AM Ferrite
Antenna L7O1.
Connect Oscilloscope, Distortion Meter and V.T.V.M. toTAPE OUT jack on set.
(See Figure 9.)
AM SG OSCILLOSCOPE V,T.V,M, DISTORTION I/IETER
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Check AM coverage: lowest Dial pointer position should be under 520 kHz and
highest position should be over 1620 kHz.

REPAIR Readjust AM coverage, (See page 17 for AM Alignment.)

Coverage is less than 520 kHz * 1620 kHz.

Coverage is at least 520 kH.z - 1620 kHz.

Check Antenna Sensitivity for S + N/N 20 dB at 600, 1000and 1400 kHz.

REPAI Readjust AM tracking. (See page 17 for AM Alignment.)

AM Sensitivity is worse than 500 pV/m.

AM Sensitivity is better than 500 pYlm. (Nominal Sensitivity is 200pVlm).

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 Check AM Distortion (lnput level to 5 mV/m).

REPAIR (1) Readjust AM lFlR F Alignment.

(21 Check AM I F/R F circuit.

Distortion is greater than 3.5 %.

Distortion is less than 3.5 Yo.

Check the AM Signal Meter Pointer.

(1) No signal - 0 point t 0.8 m/m
(21 5 mV/m lnput - 75-85 %
(See Figure 10.) No rNpur INPUT:5mV/m
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R EPAI R Adjust value of R 150.

Signal Meter pointer does not indicate correctly.

Signal Meter pointer indicates correctly.

CONNECTION Same equipmentconnection as Figure gand set lnput level to 5 mV/m.

STEP 5 Check AM TAPE OUT Level.

REPAIR Check and adjust value of R 162.

TAPE OUT Level does not fall within 21O r 2.5 mV.

TAPE OUT Level falls within 21O *- 2.5 mV.

Proceed to next section.

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 4) FM RF, IF & MPX OPERATION CHECK

Adjust FM Alignment. (See FM Alignment Section on page 18.)

CONNECTION Set SELECTOR Switch to FM.

Connect FM SG (1000 H2,75 kHz dev.) to FM 300 o Antenna Terminal.
Connect Oscilloscope, Distortion meter and V.T.V.M. to TAPE OUT Jack. (See
F igure 1 1.) OSCILLOSCOPE V,I,VM, DISTORTION METER

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Check FM coverage: Lowest pointer position should be under BB MHz and high
end should be over 108 MHz.

REPAIR (1) Readjust FM coverage. (See FM lFlRF Alignment on page 18.)

(2) Check FM RF circuit.

Coverage is not correct.

Coverage is correct.

STEP 2 Check IHF Sensitivity at 90, 98 and 106 MHz.

Readjust FM tracking. (See FM lFlRF Alignment on page18.)

Check the FM RF and lF circuits.

F M lH F Sensitivity is worse than 5 pV.

FM IHF Sensitivity is better than 5 pV. (Nominal Sensitivity is 2.8 pV.)

CONNECTION Same equipment connection as Figure 11.

Set Dial Pointer to 98 MHz (Minimum Distortion point).

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 Check the Signal Meter Pointer.
(1) No signal - 0 point I 0.8 m/m.
(21 1 mV lnput (Mod. - OFF)
Adjust T110 for maximum reading on set's meter.
(3) 100 mV lnput - 90-95% of full scate
Adjust vR 101 so the Meter Pointer on set is g0-9b% of full scale.
(4) Check to be sure that the max. Meter reading point is also the point of mini-
mum distortion. (See Figure 12.)
NO SIGNAL INPUT INPUT:lOOmV/m

90- 95%
REPAIR Readjust T110 and VR 101.

Meter Pointer indicates incorrectly.

Meter Pointer indicates correctly.

CONNECTION Same equipment connection as F igure 1 1.

Set FM SG to 98 MHz, 1 mV lnput.
MODE Switch to STEREO.

Check FM TAPE OUT Level.

REPAI R Adjust value of R 1Bg (L ch) and/or R 190 (R ch).

TAPE OUT Level is not 630 mV t 2.5 dB.

TAPE OUT Level is 630 mV t 2.5 dB.

STEP 6 Check TH. Distortion for Mono. signal.

REPAIR Readjust RF/lF Alignment on page 18.

TH. Distortion is greater than 1.0%.

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 TH. Distortion is less than 1.0%.

Proceed to next section.

(3) FM MPX OPERATION CHECK

Adjust for FM MPX Alignment on page 19.

CONNECTION Same equipment connection as Figure 11.

Connect FM Stereo SG to FM SG. (Figure 13)
Stereo Modulation
MAIN & SUB - 90% (67.5 kHz dev.)
Pilot 8% ( 6 kHz dev.)
Frequency 98 MHz, 1 kHz mod.
FM EXT.
lnput 1 mV FM STEREO SG FM SG ANTENNA TERIVI|NAL (3ooo)

3OOo DUMMY TAPE OUT JACK

Figure 13 OSCILLOSCOPE V.T.V.M. DISTORTION METER

STEP 1 Check Stereo Separation at 100,

i k and 10 kHz.
REPAIR Readjust FM MPX Alignment on page 19.
Check the FM MPX circuits.

Stereo Separation is worse than 22 dB at 100, 27 dB at lkand20dBat

10 kHz.

Stereo Separation is better than22 dB at 100, 27 dB at 1 kand20dB at

10 kHz.

Check the Stereo lndicator Sensitivity.

{input: near 10pV)

Adjust value of R 167.

Check FM MPX circuits.

Stereo Beacon Sens. is worse than 20 pV.

Stereo Beacon Sens. is better than 20pV. (Nominal sensitivity: 10pV)

Proceed to Alignment section.

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 5. ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS
EOUIPMENT REOUIRED TUNER corl & TRIMMER LOCATIONS
1. AM Signal Generator (TCrOr) (TC rO4) (TCrO2) (Tct05)
FM ANT. AM ANT. FM RF AM OSC.
2. AC Voltmeter TRIMMER TRIMMER

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RF ALIGMENT ( Lrot) ( Ll03 ) (Lro5)

NOTE: . Signal generator output should be no higher than necessary to obtain an output reading.
. Maintain line voltage a,t 12O volts. (UL, C.S.A.) (Use 240 V for Australian models.)
o Set SELECTOR Switch to AM.
o See P.C.B. illustrations for alignment points/adjustments.

STEP
SIGNAL GENERATOR SIGNAL GENERATOR
COUPLING FREOUENCY DIAL SETTING INDICATOR ADJUSTMENT REMARKS

Connect standard loop 455 kHz Point of non- AC Volt- T106 Adjust for
ANTENNA to Signal (4OOHz,30% MOD) interference meter to T 107 maximum
Generator and radiate (near 600 kHz) TAPE OUT T108 reading.
1
signal into the AM JACK T109
Ferrite antenna.
See Fig. 14.

Same as above 600 kHz (400 Hz, 600 kHz Same as T105 (OSC Coil) Adjust for
2 30% MOD) above L7O1 (AM ANT maximum
Coil) reading.
Same as above 1400 kHz @OAHz, 1400 kHz Same as TC105 Adjust for
30% MOD) above (OSC Trimmer) maximum
3
TC't04 reading.
(ANT Trimmer)
4 Repeat STEP 1 and then STEPs 2 and 3 until no further change is noticed.
Same as step 1 1000 kHz (4OOHz, Point of non- AM Strength Select value of Meter pointer
30% MOD) interference Meter R 150 on Receiver
Output level to and no signal should indicate
5
5 mV/m between 75%
and 85% on
the Meter.

AM ALIGNMENT SET-UP

AM SIGNAL GENERATOR

VOLTMETE R

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Figure 14

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FM RF & !F ALIGNMENT
EOUIPMENT REOUIRED
1. FM Signal Generator . . . Output Level: 1 mV 3. AC Voltmeter
2. Sweep Generator 4. Oscilloscope
5. D istortion Meter

NOTE: o Signal Generator output should be no higher than necessary to obtain an output reading.
o SeTSELECTOR Switch to FM.
. Maintain line voltage at 120 volts. (UL, C.S.A.) (240V for Australian models.)
o Refer to P.C.B. illustrations for test points/adjustments.

GENERATOR 3ENERATOR RADIO DIAL

STEP INDICATOR ADJUSTMENT REMARKS
COUPLING FREOUENCY SETTING
Sweep Generator to 10.7 MHz Any dial setting Scope to TP1 at T101, 102, 103 Adjust for maximum
"FM ANT" terminal (1400 kHz where no noise R144 (MPX in- T104 (Primary) amplitude and prop-
1 on FM Front end Sweep) or interference put) FM IFT er linearity between
board ex ists AM/FM/MPX L150 kHz markers.
Board Refer to Fig. 15.
Sweep Generator to T101,102
FM Antenna Termi- FM IFT
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antenna (300 ohm)
Same as above T104 FM IFT. Adjust for symmetri-
3 (Primary and cal "S" curve as
Secondary) shown in Fig. 'l 5.
Signal Generator to 98 MHz Tune for Maxi- Distortion Meter T104 Adjust for minimum
FM Antenna Termi- (4OO Hz, 10Oo/o mum reading to TAPE OUT FM Discrim. distortion.
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antenna (300 ohm)
Same as above 86.5 MHz Tuning gang AC Voltmeter L1 05 Adjust for maximum
fully closed and Scope to (FM OSC) reading on meter.
5
TAPE OUT
Jack
Same as above 108.5 MHz Tuning gang TC103 (FM
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fully opened OSC Trimmer)

7 Repeat STEPs (5) and (6) until Tuning Range Covers exactly from 86.5 MHz to ,l08.5 MHz.
Signal Generator to 90 MHz 90 MHz AC Voltmeter L101 Adjust for maximum
FM Dummy Tune to Signal and Scope to (FM ANTCoil) reading on AC Volt-
I antenna (300 ohm) TAPE OUT L103(FM RF meter.
Jack Coil; stretch or
squeeze)
Same as above 106 MHz 106 MHz TC101 (FM
Tune to Signal ANT Trimmer)
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RF Trimmer)
10 Repeat STEPs (8) and (9) until no further improvement is noticed.
Same as STEP (8) 98 MHz 98 MHz T110 Adjust for maximum
1"1 ANT. input: 1 mV Tune to Signal reading on the
Receiver's meter,
Same as STEP (8) VR 101 Adjust so the Meter
ANT. input: 100m\ Pointer on Receiver
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 FM ALIGNMENT SET-UP
3OOO DUMMY FM ANT

FM SIGNAL GENEBATOR
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AC V.T.V.M. DISTORTION METER

Sweep Gen.

SCOPE PATTERN

Figure 15 Figure 16

FM STEREO ALIGNMENT
Equipment Required
1. Stereo Modulator Connect Stereo Modulator to EXT. Mod. terminal on FM signal generator.
Modulation Level of 19 kHz Pilot Signal .....8-10%
2. FM Signal Generator . . Output Level ..... 1 mV
Frequency ......... Approximately 98 MHz
Deviation 75 kHz 1OO7o modulation of composite signal
3. AC Voltmeter
4. Oscilloscope
5. D istortion Meter
6. Frequency Counter

Note: See P.C.B. illustration for alignment/test points.

Preliminaries
Set SELECTOR switch to FM STEREO.

MULTIPLEX & SEPARATION ALIGNMENT

STEP
SIGNAL GENERATOR STEREO
COUPLING MODULATION
IND ICATOR ADJUSTMENT REMARKS

Connect to FM Antenna Mono. 1 kHz Counter connected VR 103 Adjust for 19 kHz
1 terminal thru FMdummy (1000 Hz, No Mod) toTP2 at Pin 12 o{ .t50 Hz on Counter.
antenna (300 O). lnput 1 mV IC Refer to Fig. 17.
Same as above Composite MPX Signal AC Voltmeter con- VR 102 Adjust for minimum
1 kHz on Left channel nected for TAPE (Separation ) read ing.
2
ONLY OUT jack of R ight Refer to Fig. 18.
channel
Same as above Composite MPX Signal AC Voltmeter con- Same as above Same as above
1 kHz on Right nected for TAPE
3
channel ONLY OUT jack of Left
channel
Repeat STEPs 2 and 3 until AC Voltmeter reading is at least re same channel out (i.e. 30 dB
4 -30 dB
r separation ).
Same as step 1 Composite Signal AC Voltmeter con- Select value With 10 pV antenna
1 kHz nected to TAPE of R167. input signal, stereo
5
OUT jack indicator lamp
should come on.

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 FM STEREO ALIGNMENT SET-UP

TP2
TERMINAL

STEREO MOOULAYOR
orsroRTroN
METER

161514131211109 TAPE OUT

JACK
rc 101 LA 3350
| 23 4 5 6 7I

Figure 17
Figure 18

6. BUILT.IN PROTECTOR CIRCUITS DESCRIPTION

(MAIN AMP lC HA-1350)
1)Current Limiter
lf speaker terminals are shorted, the output line is grounded and excessively high current flows
through the Output stage in the lC, This high current is sensed by the Current Limiter circuit in the
lC and decreases the output current (because of output current limiting). lf this should occur, turn
off Receiver. When problem is corrected, turn the Receiver on again.

2) Thermal shut-down circuit

lf the chip temperature reaches approximately 150"C, the output power and current drain are
automatically reduced to protect the device.

3)Muting circuit
Shock or "pop" noise occurring during power "on" is reduced by a built-in muting system.
NOTE: +Bz is a regulated power supply, whose rise time constant is maintained at approx. 2 seconds
to achieve muting for this clip.
+82 +Bt

!
I

I
I

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 7. TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom Cause/Remedy

1) No output 1) Faulty AC power cord

*Replace
the cord.
2) Defective power switch
*Replace
the switch.
3) Broken wire in the power transformer
*
Replace the transformer.

2) Pilot lamps do not light. 1) Broken lamp(s) (PL7O2-7O5l.

*Replace
the lamp(s).
2) Open in the power transformer tertiary winding
) *
Replace the transformer.
I 3) Blown fuse in tertiary winding (1.5 A) (F3)
*Replace
fuse.

3) Pilot lamps light but no
speaker output 1) Defective capacitor C505 or 506
*
Replace the defective capacitor(s).
2) Defective diode D501-504
*Replace
the defective diode(s).
3) Defect in the power transformer secondary winding
*Replace the power transformer.

4) Blows fuse. 1) Defective diode D501-504 in the rectif ier circuit

*Replace
the defective diode.
2) Short-circuit in the rectifier circuit.
*Remove
the short.
3) Short-circuit in power lC circuitry lC4O1 or 402
*Replace
circuit and/or replace the defective transistor(s).

5-1) No output one channel with
VOLUME at maximum and BALANCE
at center, when a test signal is applied
to the terminal of non-operating chan-
nel of the BALANCE control VR302.
1 ) Defective transistor TR 301 -304 or 1C401 , 4O2
*Replace
the defective transistor(s) or lC.
2) Defective resistor or capacitor of TONE or MAIN AMP circuit
"Replace the defective part(s).

5-2l No output when a test signal is applied
to the input terminals.
1) Defective transistor, resistor or capacitor of PRE AMP circuit
*Replace
the defective part(s).
2) Defective MONO/Stereo or TAPE MONitor switch
*Replace
or repair the switch(es).
3) Defective Selector switch
*Replace
the Selector switch.

I 6) Speaker works normally but headphone 1) Defective R423 (left) or R424 (right)
*Change
does not work. it.
I
7) All the inputs work normally except 1) Poor contact in "AUX" input jack
"AUX" input. *Repair
or replace it.
2) Poor contact in selector switch
*Repair or replace the switch.

8) "PHONO" input not operative 1) Poor contact in "PHONO" input jack

*Repair
fi or replace it.
2) Faulty selector switch
*Repair
or replace the switch.

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 Symptom Cause/Remedy
9) "TAPE OUT" inoperative 1) Poor contact in "TAPE OUT" output jack
*Repair
or replace the jack.
2) Defective R227 or R228
*Replace
the resistor(s).

10) No AM or FM 1) Blown fuse 1 A (F2) in tertiary circuit

(Tuner B+ voltage is not 1 1-12V.1 *Replace
fuse.
2) Defective diode D506
*Change
the defective diode(s).
3) Faulty capacitor C515 or 516
*Change
the defective capacitor(s).
4) Defective resistor R503
*
Replace the resistor(s).
5) Defective transistor TR503
*Replace
the transistor.
6) Broken tertiary winding in the power transformer
*Replace
the transformer.
7) Short-circuit in Tuner +B circuit
*Repair
the short.
8) Poor contact in selector switch
*Repair
or replace the switch.

11) No FM 1) Poor contact in Selector switch

*Repair
or replace it.
2) Defective resistor or capacitor of FM front-end circuit
*Replace
the defective part(s).
3) Transistor, diode, lFT, resistor or capacitor of FM lF circuit
defective
*Replace
the defective part(s).
4) Faulty FM Antenna lead-in/circuitry
*Repair
or replace the Antenna lead-in/circuitry.

121 No AM 1) Poor contact in selector switch

*Repair
or replace switch.
2) Transistor, diode, lFT, resistor or capacitor of AM
*Replace
lf defective
the defective part(s).
3) Bar-Antenna coil defective
*
Repair or replace it.

13) No MPX separation 1) lmproper adjustment

*Readjust
it.
2) lC of MPX board defective (1C101)
*Replace
the lC.
3) VR102 or 103 (Trimmer resistor) defective
*Replace
it.

14) No stereo light 1) Broken ST. lndicator lamp (PL701)

*Replace
the lamp.
2) Defective lC of MPX board (|C101)
*Change
the defective lC.

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 Symptom Cause/Remedy

15) FM stereo does not work. 1) Defective lC (LA3350) (1Cl01)

*
R eplace.
2) Defective VR102 or 103
*
Replace.
3) Defective transistor, diode, resistor or capacitor of FM MPX
circu it
*Replace
the defective part(s).
4) Defective Pilot lamp PL701
*
Replace.

16) "LOUDNESS" has no effect. 1) Defective "LOUDNESS" switch

*Replace
the switch.
2) Defective C301-304, R301-302
*Replace
the defective part(s).

l7) "BASS" has no effect. 1) VR304 (100 K ohm controlldefective

*Replace
it.
2) Defective R315-322 or C315-318 of Tone Control board
*
Replace the defective part(s).

18) "TREBLE" has no effect. 1) Faulty VR303 (100 K ohm control)

*Replace
it.
2) Defective C311-314 of Tone Control board
*Replace
the defective part(s).

l9) "TAPE lN" inoperative 1) Poor contact in "TAPE lN" input jack
*Repair
or replace it.
2) Faulty "TAPE MONitor" switch
*Repair
or replace the faulty switch.

8. VALUE SELECTED PARTS

The value of some parts is selected at the factory for optimum operation. lf the circuitry does not
operate properly, you can change these values.
R167 - This is to control FM Stereo lndicator Sensitivity.
Use larger value to increase FM Stereo lndicator Sensitivity.

f..

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9. DIAL STRINGING DIAGRAM

t
i
I

2 TURNS

START WITH CAPACITOR SET AT MINIMUM.

IPLATES FULLY OPEN (UNMESHED)].
Pointer Position : HIGH END
Start: SPRING
Finish : Hook

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1O. LEVEL DIAGRAM
SPEAKER
OUT.

AUDIO FREQUENCY(lKHz)

11. IC & TRANSISTOR LEAD IDENTIFICATION

ffi
$25K41
ff
25C929
25C930
Jttr
BJ
2SC923
25C945
2SC536 25C900
25C1674

HA 1370

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12.AM/FM RF,IF,MPX & PRE,TONE AMp p.C.B.
(TOP & BOTTOM VTEWS)
TOP VIEW

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BOTTOM VIEW

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13.MAIN AMP & POWER SUPPLY P.C.B
(TOP & BOTTOM VIEWS)
V

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14. SPEAKER JACKS & SYSTEM/FLAT
EOUALTZATION P.C.B. (TOP & BOTTOM VIEWS)

TOP VIEW BOTTOM VIEW

"^'.&dtu.
ji$;l$ffi54ffi1;. ! e4-'
ffiffi. {d
ffiffiffiffi1
$s.€ '{e$ffi iit*si
%s&
\.t

*"t)
.,ko
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15. MONTTOR SWTTCH p.C.B. (TOp VIEW)

LOUONESS MOOE MONITOR

16. SPEAKER SWTTCH p.C.B.(TOP V!EW)

17 . ELECTRI CAL PARTS LIST
CAPACITORS Bef . Value Volt- Toler- H/S
(F) Material
No. age(V) ance(%l Part No.
Ref. Value Volt- Toler- R/S
7P 10.25 Ceramic
(F) Material c 137 50
No. age(V) ance(%) Part No.
c 138 0.01 p 50 +90 Ceramic
c 101 1 P (NPO) 50 10.25 Ceramic cF-1010 -20 !

c 102 30P 50 t5 Ceramic c 139 0.02 rt 50 +80 Ceramic

cl 03 18 P (NP0) 50 t5 Ceramic cF-1 853 -20
c 104 0.01p 50 +80 Ceramic c140 0.02 pr 50 +80 Ceramic
-20 -20
c1 05 0.01p 50 +80 Ceramic cl41 100 P 50 15 Ceramic
-20 cl42 r00 P 50 15 Ceramic
c1 06 30P 50 r5 Ceramic c143 lop 16 +50 Electroly-
c 107 10P 50 r5 Ceramic -10 tic
c1 08 18 P (NP0) 50 15 Ceramic CF 1 853 c144 220P 50 r5 Ceramic
c 109 150 P 50 r5 Ceramic c 145 30P 50 t5 Ceramic
c110 0.01p 50 +80 Ceramic c146 0-02 p 50 +80 Ceramic
-20 -20
c111 1 P (NPO) 50 t0.25 Ceramic CF 1010 c147 470 p 16 +50 Electroly-
c112 0.01 p 50 +80 Ceramic -10 tic
-20 c148 0.02 p 50 +80 Ceramic
c113 0.01 p 50 +80 Ceramic -20
-20 c149 0.01p 50 +80 Ceramic
c114 0.1 p 50 t10 Mylar -20
c115 3 P (NPO) 50 10.25 Ceramic c1 50 0.01 p 50 +80 Ceramic
c1 16 18 P (N330) 50 t5 Ceramic cF-1916 -20
c117 7 P (NPO) 50 10.25 Ceramic cF"1 905 c 151 100 P 50 t5 Ceramic
c1 18 15 P (NP0) 50 t5 Ceramic cF-1 188 c 152 4.7 p 25 +75 Electroly-
cl 19 25 P (NP0) 50 t5 Ceramic ,cF-1915 -10 trc
c120 0.0047 p(YF 50 t5 Ceramic cF-1 670 c 153 0.02 p 50 +80 Ceramic
c121 0.02 p 50 +80 Ceramic -20
-20 c 154 100 p 10 +50 Electroly-
c122 0.04 p 50 +80 Ceramic -10 tic
-20 c 155 0.02 p 50 +80 Ceramic
c123 0.04 p 50 +80 Ceramic -20
-20 c1 56 220 P 50 t5 Ceramic
c124 0.012 p 50 110 Mylar cr 57 0.0056 p 50 t10 Mylar
c125 330 P 50 r5 Polystyrr rne c158 0.0047 p 50 t10 Mylar
c 126 0.04 p 50 +80 Ceramic c159 4.7 p 25 +75 Electroly-
-20 -10 tic
c127 0.04 p 50 +80 Ceramic c 160 0.04 p 50 +80 Ceramic
-20 -20
c128 0.0047 p 50 r10 Mylar c 161 0.1 p 25135 x20 Aluminun
c 129 0.01 p 50 +80 Ceramic or Tantalu m
-20 c 162 0.47 p 50 | +75 Electroly-
c 130 0.01p 50 +80 Ceramic | - ro tic

0.02 p
-20
+80
c 163
cl64
220P
1p
50 l.u
| +75
Ceramic
Electroly-
cr 31 50 Ceramic 50
-20 I -,0 tic
cr32 10P 50 t5 Ceramic c 165 3.3 p 16 | +75 Electroly-
c 133 0.01 p 50 +80 Ceramic It10 tic
-20 c1 66 220 p 16 I +so Electroly-
c I34 0.02 p 50 +80 Ceramic I -,0 tic
-20 c1 67 0.04 p 50 I +80 Ceramic
c1 35 0.01 p 50 +80 Ceramic | -ro
-20 cr68 0.1 p 50 lr10 Mylar
c1 36 0.04 p 50 +80 Ceramic cr 69 0.22 p 25135 I rzo Aluminun
-20 or Tantalu m

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 Bef. Value Volt- Toler- R/S Ref . Value Volt- Toler- H/S
No. (F) Material Material
age(V) ance(%) Part No. No. (F) age(V) ance(%) Part No.
c 170 0.47 p 25135 t20 lAluminum c214 4.7 p 25 +75 lElectrolytic
IorTantalun -10
c171 1500 P 50 t5 lPolystyrene c215 0.22 p 25135 t20 1n,,,,n,,
c172 0.047 p 50 t10 utytar
I
lor Tantalum
c 173 680 P 50 t5 lPolystyrene c216 0.22 p 25135 t20 lAluminum
c174 330 p 16 +50 I Electrolytic lor Tantalu m
- 10 I
c217 220 p 35 +50 lElectrolytic
c1 75 0.0068 p 50 t10 lrur'r, -10
c1 76 0.0068 p 50 t10 lnnytar I

c177 0.22 p 25135 !20 lAluminum c30 1 360 P 50 t5 lPotrrtrr.n,

I
or Tantalum c302 360 P 50 t5 lPotystyrene
c 178 0.22 ll 25135 !20 lAluminum c303 o.l p 50 t10
t_ lMylar
|
0r I antalum c304 o.1p 50 r10 lMylar
c 179 0.0082 rr 50 110 (U c305 0.47 p +75
lMylar L 50 lElectrolytic
l& c.s.A.) -10
0.0056 p 50 r10 Mylar c306 0.47 p 50 +75 lrlrrt,.otyti,
(Australian) -10
c1 80 0.0082 p 50 t10 Mylar (UL c307 220 P 50 t5 1c,,,*,,
& c.s.A.) c308 220P 50 r5 lceramic
0.0056 p 50 110 Mylar c309 1p 50 +75
(Australian) -10 lElectrolvtic
c 181 0.47 p 50 +75 Electrolytic c310 1p 50 +75 Electrolytic
-10 -10
cl82 0.47 p 50 +75 Electrolytic c31 1 0.00'!2 p 50 t10 Mylar
-10 c312 0.0012 p 50 t10 Mylar
cl 83 220 P 50 t5 Ceramic c313 0.01 p 50 t10 Mylar
c184 220 P 50 r5 Ceramic c314 0.01 p 50 t10 Mylar
cr 85 0.47 p 50 +75 Electrolytic c315 0.01p 50 t10 Mylar
-10 c316 0.01 p 50 t10 Mylar
c 186 0.47 p 50 +75 Electrolytic c31 7 0.1p, 50 t10 Mylar
-10 c318 0.1 ,,, 50 t10 Mylar
c1 87 0.4022 p 50 t10 Mylar c319 1p 50 +75 Electrolytic ]

c1 88 0.0022 p 50 110 Mylar -10

c 189 220 p 16 +50 Electrolytic c320 1p 50 +75 f tectrotytic
j

-10 -10
c 190 0.047 p 50 r10 Mylar c321 25P 50 t5 ceramic I

50
1

c19 r 15 P (NP0) I t5 Ceramic cF-1 188 c322 25P 50 t5 Ceramic I

c 192 Not used c323 1p 50 +75 Electrolvtic
50
I

c 193 100 P I t5 Ceramic -10 I

I c324 1tt 50 +75 Electrolvtic

c201 1p 16 !20. Tantalum -10
16
I I

c202 1p I !20 Tantalum c325 220 p 25 +50 Electrolvtic

c203 100 P 50 I
r5 Ceramic -10 I

c204 100 P 50 tb Ceramic

50
I I

c205 100 P I r5 Ceramic c401 1 lt 50 +75 Electrolvtic

c206 100 P 50 1 t5 Ceramic -10 I

c207 33p 10 +50 Electrolytic c402 1p 50 +75 Electrolytic

I
-10 -10
I

c208 33p 10 I +50 Electrolytic 0403 560 P 50 t5 ceramic I

I -10 c404 560 P 50 15 Ceramic

c209 0.0033 p 50 I
t10 Mlylar c405 o.1p 50 r10 Mylar
I

c210 0.0033 p 50 I t10 MIylar c406 0.1 p 50 r10 Mylar I

c211 0.01 p 50 I t10 Mlylar c407 2tP 50 r5 Ceramic

I

50
I

c212 0.01 p t10 VIylar c408 2tP 50 15 Ceramic

25
I
I
c213 4.7 p I +75 Electrolytic c409 220 p 16 +50 Electrolytic I

-10 -10
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Ref . Value Volt- Toler- B/S Ref. Value Volt- Toler- RiS
(F) Materia! (F) Material
No. age(V) ance(%l Part No. No. age(V) ance(%) Part No.

c41 0 220 p 16 +50 Electrolytic c520 100 p 35 +50 Electrolyti

-10 -10 I

c41 1 33p 16 +50 Electrolytic I

-10 c701 0.0047 p 50 t10 Mylar I

c412 33p 16 +50 Electrolytic c702 0.0047 p 50 t10 Mylar I

-10 c703 0.01p (UK 125 +80 Ceramic

(UL)
I

c413 o.1p 50 r10 Mylar or LB type) -20 I

c414 Not used 0.01 p 125 +80 Ceramic I

c41 5 Not used (MS type) -20 (c.s.A.) I

c41 6 0.1 p 50 110 Mylar 0.01 p 250 t10 Ceramic I

c417 o.1p 50 tl0 Mylar (X type) (Australiar

c418 0.1 r,, 50 tl0 Mylar c704 0.01 p 250 t10 Ceramic I

c41 I 0.1 p 50 t10 Mylar (X type) (Australiar

c420 o.1p 50 t10 Mylar
c421 15 P 50 r5 Ceramic CERAMIC FILTER
c422 15 P 50 r5 Ceramic
Hef . R/S Mfr's
Description
No. Part No. Part No.
c501 O.O+ p 50 +80 Ceramic
-20 cF 101 SEF-1().7MA-8 cA-7536 P-140030
c502 0.04 p 50 +80 Ceramic CFI02 SEF-10.7MA.8 cA-7536 P-140030
-20
c503 0.04 rt 50 +80 Ceramic COILS & TRANSFORMERS
-20
Hef . R/S Mfr's
c504 0.04 p 50 +80 Ceramic
No.
Descriptio n
Part No. Part No.
-20
c505 4740 p 25 +50 Electrolytic L1 01 FM Ant. Coil cA-3594 P-1 1 0050

-10 L 102 FM Trap Coil cB-2172 P-360003

c506 4700 p 25 +50 Electrolytic L 103 FM RF Coil cA-3371 P-340033
-10 L1 04 FM Trap Coil cB-2171 P-360003
c507 0.04 p 50 +80 Ceramic L 105 FM OSC Coil cA-4977 P-1 20078

-20 L106 lnductor (2.2 ti cA-7873 P-360021

c508 470 p 16 +50 Electrolytic 1401 Choke Coil (1 p) cB-24r 5 P-37003 1
-10 L402 Choke Coil (1 p) cB-2415 P-37003 1

c509 0.04 p 50 +80 Ceramic 1701 AM Ant. Coil cA-0296 P-1 0094
1

-20 L702 Balun Coil cA-2948 P-1 10012

c510 470 p 50 +50 Electrolytic

-10 T101 FM (7F-007)
rFT cA-7265 P-1 40007
c51 1 220 p 50 +50 Electrolytic T102 FM (10F-011)
rFT cA-7254 P-14001 1

-10 T103 FM (10F-011)

rFT cA-7254 P-14001 1

c5t 2 220 p 50 +50 Electrolytic T104 FM (10F-014)

tFT cA-7286 P-140014
-10 T105 AM OSC Ooil (0C-077) cA-4978 P-120077
c513 47p 16 +50 Electrolytic T106 AM rFT (0A-011) cA-7281 P-1 300 1 1
-10 T107 AM rFT (0A-010) cA-7428 P-1 300 1 0
c514 lop 25 +50 Electrolytic T108 AM rFT (0A-005) cA-7112 P-130005
-10 T109 AM rFT (0A-022) cA-7537 P-130022
c51 5 224 p 35 +50 Electrolytic T1 10 FM rFT (7F-0221 cA-7284 P-140008
-10
c516 100 p 16 +50 Electrolytic T701 Power Transformer TA-0686 P-r 00525
-10 (uL & c.s.A.)
c51 7 220 p 10 +50 Electrolytic Power Transformer P-1 00527
-10 (Australian)
c51 I 100 p 35 +50 Electrolytic
-10
c51 I 22p 35 +50 Electrolytic
-10

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DIODES FILTER
Ref. B/S Ref . R/S Mfr's
Description Manufacturer Description
No. Part No. No. Part No. Part No.

D 101 1N60 or DX-0161 UN IZON LPFI()i 19 kHz Filter cA-3373 P-5 1 0006
1S188AM DX-0240 SANYO
D 102 Varicap ITT-410 D X-0307 ITT FUSES
D 103 1N60 or DX-0161 UNIZON
1S188AM
Ref . R/S Mfr's
DX-0240 SANYO Description
No. Part No. Part No.
H ITACH I

D 104 1N60 or DX-0161 UNIZON F1 2.5 A1250 V (0uick) H F-0021 P-250008

1S188AM DX-0240 SANYO (u L & c.s.A.)
HITACHI 1.25 A1250 V (Australian) P-250090
Dr05 ITT.73N DX-1008 ITT F2 1 A1250 V (0uick) H F-0036 P-2500 1 3
D 106 ITT.73N DX-1008 ITT F3 1.5 A1250 V (0uick) H F-0004 P-250007
D 107 1N60P or DX-0162 UNIZON
1S188FM DX-0241 SANYO INTEGRATED CIRCUIT
HITACHI
N60P or Ref . R/S Manu-
D 108 1 DX-0r62 UNIZON Description
No. Part No. facturer
1S188FM DX-024r SANYO
HITACHI tc 101 LA-3350(S) MX-3215 SANYO
D 109 '1N60 or DX-0161 UN IZO N tc401 HA-1370 MX-3669 HITACHI
1S188AM DX-0240 SANYO 1c402 HA-1370 MX-3669 HITACHI
H ITACH I
D 110 1N50 or DX-0161 UN IZON JUMPER WIRES
1S188AM DX-0240 SANYO
Ref. R/S Mfr's
HITACHI Description
No. Part No. Part No.
D111 1N60 or DX-0161 UNIZON
1S1B8AM DX-0240 SANYO (R F/I F & PBE, T0NE AMP Board)
HITACHI Jl-21 Jumper Wire (L = 12.5 m/m) P-320128
Dl12 1N60 or DX-0161 UN IZO N J22 Jumper Wire (L = 10 m/m) P-320127
1S188AM DX-0240 SANYO j23-31 Jumper Wire (L = 12.5 m/m) P-320128
HITACHI J32 Jumper Wire (L = 20 m/m) P-320213
D113 ITT.73N DX-1008 ITT J33/34 Jumper Wire (L = 12.5 m/m) P-320128
D114 1 N60 or DX-0161 UNIZON
1S188AM DX-0240 SANYO (MAIN AMP & POWER SUPPLY Boa] d)
HITACHI J1l2l3 Jumper Wire (L = 12.5 m/m) P-320128
D115 1N60 or DX-0161 UNIZON J4 JumperWire (L = 15 m/m) P-320129
1S188AM DX-0240 SANYO J5 JumperWire (L = 12.5 m/m) P-320128
H ITACH I J6 Jumper Wire (L = 27.5 mlml P-320222
01 16 1N60 or DX-0161 UNIZON J7 Jumper Wire (L = 7.5 m/m) P-320126
1S188AM DX-0240 SANYO J8 Jumper Wire (L = 10 m/m) P-320127
HITACHI
D117 ITT.73N DX-1008 ITT (SPEAI :ER SWITCH Board) l

1112 Jumper Wire (L = 12.5 m/m)l P-320128

D501 sR-1K-2 DX-0475 UNIZON
D502 SR.l K-2 DX-0475 UNIZON LAMPS
D503 sR-1K-2 DX-0475 UNIZO N
D504 Bef . R/S Mfr's
SR-1K.2 DX-0475 UN IZO N Description
No. Part No. Part No.
D505 sR-1K-2 DX-0475 UN IZO N
0506 SR-1K-2 DX-0475 UN IZON PL70l Stereo Lamp (6 V/60 mA) L-0799 P-240080
D 507 WZ-130 or DX-0537 JRC PLI02 Pilot Lamp (8 V/0.3 A) L-0950 P"240102
HZ-l283 DX-1154 HITACHI L = 240 m/m
PL703 Pilot Lamp (8 V/0.3 A) L-0950 P-240102
L= 240 mlm
PL704 Pilot Lamp (8 V/0.3 A) 1.095r P-2401 03
L = 320 m/m

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 l

Bef . B/S Mfr's Hef . Value Wattage Tolerance B/S

Description (o) (w) Materia
No. Part No. Part No. No. l%l Part No.

PL7()5 Meter Lamp (8 V/0.3 A) L-0952 P-240045 Rl42 10K t5 Carbon

Fuse type R 143 10K % t5 Carbon
R 144 47 Yr 15 Carbon
METER R 145 100 % +E Carbon
th 15
R 146 22K Carbon
Bef. R/S Mfr's
No.
Description
Part No. Part No.
R147 3.3 K 1/^
r5 Carbon
R 148 1K 1/4 +E Carbon
AM/FM Signal Meter M-0400 P-230078 R 149 1.8 K 1/- +E Carbon
(300pA, 1.2 ko) R 150 8.2 K /4 r5 Carbon
B 151 10K % 15 Carbon
RESISTORS R 152 4.7 K Y4 t5 Carbon
R 153 10K % t5 Carbon
Ref . Value Wattage Tolerance R/S 15
No. (o) (w) Material R 154 4.1 K % Carbon
%t Part No.
r5
R 155 100 K % Carbon
R 101 100 K Y^ +E Carbon R 156 33K % t5 Carbon
R 102 330 % 15 Carbon R 157 15K 1/o
15 Carbon
B 103 5.6 K 1/4
15 Carbon R 158 10K Y4 15 Carbon
R 104 33K % t5 Carbon R 159 1.5 M +E Carbon
R 105 1.5 K % r5 Carbon R 160 820 % 15 Carbon
R 106 330 % r5 Carbon R 161 4.7 K % r5 Carbon
R 107 330 % t5 Carbon R 162 39K l+ t5 Carbon
R 108 100 K % r5 Carbon R 163 470 K % +E Carbon
R 109 22K % t5 Carbon R 164 10K /4 15 Carbon
R1r0 10K Ya t5 Carbon R 165 150 15 Carbon
R111 3.3 K 1/
t5 Carbon R 166 10K % 15 Carbon
R1t2 330 % rE Carbon R 167 68K-1 50K % 15 Carbon
R113 4.7 K 74 t5 Carbon R 168 4.7 K ,/4 15 Carbon
R114 1.5 K Ta t5 Carbon R 169 1.8 K % r5 Carbon
R115 10K 1/o
t5 Carbon R 170 4.7 K Tq 15 Carbon
R116 1.5 K % t5 Carbon R 171 1K % 15 Carbon
R117 47 Y" t5 Carbon R172 8.2 K 15 Carbon
R118 27K /4 t5 Carbon R 173 12 1/4
15 Carbon
R 119 4.7 K % r5 Carbon R 174 IK To 15 Carbon
R 120 3.3 K 1t
/4 r5 Carbon R 175 3.3 K 1t
/4 15 Carbon
R121 22 % t5 Carbon R 176 3.3 K T+ 15 Carbon
R122 3.3 K rE Carbon R177 1K % 15 Carbon
R 123 10K % t5 Carbon R 178 IK 1/4
15 Carbon
R124 2.2K Ta t5 Carbon R 179 3.3 K % 15 Carbon
R 125 330 % r5 Carbon R 180 3.3 K T+ r5 Carbon
B 126 1.5 K t5 Carbon R 181 100 K Y^ 15 Carbon
R12t 1K % +E Carbon B 182 100 K Y4 t5 Carbon
R 128 330 % t5 Carbon R 183 1.5 M % r5 Carbon
R 129 10K 1t
t5 Carbon R 184 1.5 M % t5 Carbon
Rr30 3.3 K % t5 Carbon R 185 470 % r5 Carbon
R 131 18K 1/4
r5 Carbon R 186 470 % 15 Carbon
R 132 560 % t5 Carbon R 187 4.7 K % r5 Carbon
R 133 22 % tb Carbon R 188 4.7 K 1/4 15 Carbon
R 134 1K Y4 15 Carbon B 189 39K % 15 Carbon
B 135 3.3 K % t5 Carbon B 190 39K % 15 Carbon
R 136 2.7 K Y- t5 Carbon R 191 47 % 15 Carbon
R 137 2.2K Y4 t5 Carbon R 192 2.2K /4 r5 Carbon
R 138 1K % t5 Carbon
R 139 330 % t5 Carbon R201 100 K % 15 Carbon
R r40 1K 1t
t5 Carbon R202 100 K 1/4 t5 Carbon
R 141 1K % t5 Carbon R203 2.2K Yo t5 Carbon

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Ref . Value Wattage Tolerance R/S Ref . Value Wattage Tolerance R/S
(o) (w) Materia (o) Materia
No. l%l Part No. No. M) %t Part No.

R204 2.2K % t5 Carbon R33 1 1K % r5 Carbon

8205 100 K % 15 Carbon R332 1K 1/^
t5 Carbon
R206 100 K 1/4
t5 Carbon R333 IK % r5 Carbon
R207 390 % 15 Carbon
R208 390 1/o
r5 Carbon R401 2.2K % t5 Carbon
R209 100 K 1/o
t5 Carbon R402 2.2K % 15 Carbon
R21 0 100 K Yo 15 Carbon R403 56K % 15 Carbon
R211 7.5 K 1/o
15 Carbon R404 56K % r5 Carbon
R212 7.5 K Y4 t5 Carbon R405 470 K % 15 Carbon
R21 3 560 % 15 Garbon R406 470 K % r5 Carbon
R214 560 Y4 r5 Carbon R407 33K Y4 t5 Carbon
R21 5 330 % r5 Carbon R408 33K % t5 Carbon
R21 6 330 % 15 Carbon R409 470 % t5 Carbon
R217 22K ,/"
15 Carbon R410 470 % 15 Carbon
R2r I 22K Tn t5 Carbon R41 1 6.8 K t5 Carbon
R21 I 220 K % t5 Carbon R412 6.8 K Y+
+E Carbon
R220 220 K 15 Carbon R413 220 Y- 15 Carbon
R221 1K % r5 Carbon R414 220 /4 r5 Carbon
R222 IK To t5 Carbon R41 5 4.7 % 15 Carbon
R223 100 K 1/4
t5 Carbon R41 6 4.7 Y4 15 Carbon
R224 100 K T* r5 Carbon R417 15
1/4 15 Carbon
R225 470 15 Carbon R418 15
1/
/4 r5 Carbon
R226 4.7 K % 15 Carbon R419 10 1
+E Metal
R22t 4.7 K t5 Carbon 0xide
R420 10 1 r5 Metal
R30 1 8.2K % 15 Carbon 0xide
R302 8.2 K Y4 r5 Carbon R421 10 % r5 Carbon
R303 1K 1/4
r5 Carbon R422 10 v, t5 Carbon
R304 1K % 15 Carbon R423 180 1 l5 Metal
1/
R305 820 K 15 Carbon 0xide
8306 820 K 1/
r5 Carbon R424 180 1 t5 Metal
R307 180 K 1/-
t5 Carbon 0xide
R308 180 K % +E Carbon
R309 220 K Y+ i5 Carbon R 501 470 1 t5 Metal
R31 0 220 K 1l
r5 Carbon 0xide
R31 1 6.8 K 1t
l5 Carbon R 502 22 1 r5 Metal
R31 2 6.8 K % 15 Carbon 0xide
R31 3 r.5 K % 15 Carbon R 503 470 2 r5 Metal
R314 1.5 K Y4 r5 Carbon 0 xide
R31 5 22K 1/
/4 r5 Carbon R504 22 1 r5 Metal
R31 6 22K % 15 Carbon 0xide
1/
R31 7 33K /4 15 Carbon R505 4.7 K % 15 Carbon
R31 I 33K 1/-
15 Carbon R506 1K /4 t5 Carbon
R31 I 2.7 K % r5 Carbon R507 2.7 K 1/o
t5 Carbon
R320 2.7 K Y4 15 Carbon R508 56K 1/4
t5 Carbon
R321 5.6 K % r5 Carbon R509 39K 1/+
t5 Carbon
R322 5.6 K % r5 Carbon R51 0 47K Y4 t5 Carbon
R323 1.2 M % t5 Carbon R51 1 22 % t5 Carbon
R324 1.2M % +E Carbon R51 2 470 v, t5 Carbon
R325 5.6 K 1l
15 Carbon R51 3 470 % t5 Carbon
R326 5.6 K % 15 Carbon
R327 1.8 K Y4 t5 Carbon R60 1 0.22 1 t5 Metal
R328 1.8 K % t5 Carbon 0xide
R329 220 K % 15 Carbon R602 0.22 1 t5 Metal
R330 220 K % 15 Carbon 0xide

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Ref. Value Wattage Tolerance R/S Ref .

(o) Material Type No. Manufacturer
No. M} MI Part No. No.

1_ R603 0.22 1 t5 Metal TR50l 2SD571(1, K} NEC

0xide TR5()2 25C945A(L) NEC
R604 0.22 1 t5 Metal TR5()3 2SD571(1, K} NEC
0xide TR5O4 25C945A(L) NEC

R701 220 K % t5 Carbon VARIABLE CAPACITORS

R702 220 K 1/4
t5 Carbon
.R703 2.2 N t5 Bef . R/S Mfr's
% Carbon Description
No. Part No. Part No.

SWITCHES vc101- Tuning Gang c-4567 P-1 500 1 I

vcl 05 (lncludes TCI 01, 102, 104,
Ref.
Description
B/S Mfr's
No. 1 05)
Part No. Part No.
TC103 Trimmer ECV-12W10 x 32 P-1 6001 6
SA1.SA3 Selector Switch s-2473 P-1 80326
TAPE MON/MONO/ VARIABLE RESISTORS
LOUDNESS
POWER/SPEAKER A/B Bef. R/S Mfr's
PS1 s-7393 P-1 80328 Description
No. Part No. Part No.
(u L & c.s.A.)
POWER/SPEAKE R A/B P-1 80335 VR 101 Trimmer 47 KOB P-6467 P-170252
(Australian ) VR I02 Trimmer 1 KoB P-6469 P-170245
FLAT/SYSTEM s-2474 P-1 80329 VR 103 Trimmer 4.7 KO P-6465 P-170248

ThANSTSTORS VR30l Potentiometer 100 KSI P-1 909 P-1 70335

2BLx2(V0LUME)
Ref .
No.
Type No. Manufacturer VR3()2 Potentiometer 100 KO P-3099 P- 1 70337
3 BM(W) (BALANCE)
TR 101 FET 2SK41 F SANYO VR3()3 Potentiometer P-2095 P-1 70336
TR 102 2SC1674(1, K) NEC 100KoAx2(TREBLE)
TR 103 2SC1674(1, K) NEC VR3()4 Potentiometer P-2095 P-1 70336
TR 104 25C929(D, E) SANYO l00KoAx2(BASS)
TR 105 2SC930(D, E) SANYO
TR 106 2SC930(D, E) SANYO
TRl07 2SC930(0, E) SANYO
TR 108 25C930(D, E) SANYO
TR 109 25C930(D, E) SANYO
TR 110 2SC536(H ) SANYO
TB,I 1 1 2SC923(E, U) NEC
TR112 2SC923(E, U) NEC
TR113 2SC900(E, U) or NEC
25C2309(E, F) HITACHI
TR114 2SC900(E, U) or NEC
2SC2309(E, F) H ITACH I

TR201 25C900(E, U) or NEC

2SC2309(E, F) HITACHI
TR2O2 2SC900(E, U) or NEC
I
25C2309(E, F) HITACHI
TR2(}3 2SC923(E, U) NEC
TR2O4 2SC923(E, U) NEC

TB30l 2SCg23(E, U) NEC i

TR3()2 2SC923(E, U) NEC
TR3(}3 2SC900(E, U) or NEC
25C2309(E, F) HITACHI
TR3()4 2SC900(E, U) or NEC
25C2309(E, F) H ITACHI
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18. EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST
Bef . R/S Mf r's Bef . B/S Mfr's
Description Description
No. Part No. Part No. No. Part No. Part No.

1 AM/FM RF, IF, MPX & x-7862 u-25109 34 Hook

PRE, T0NE Amp P.C.B. 35 Antenna Cord Stopper H B-0598 P-480010
2 MAIN Amp & Power Supply x-7841 u- 1 6082 36 Cushion (B) H B-8084 P-820521
P.C.B. 37 Dial Bracket Board HB-8085 P-41 1584
3 Speaker Terminal & FLAT/ x-7863 u-25112 38 Tuning Shaft Ass'y D-3260 P-420302
SYSTEM P.C.B. 39 Sub-Pulley (small) D-0280 P-610049
4 Mode Switch P.C.B. x-7864 u-2511 1 40 Dial Pulley D-0281 P-430016
5 Speaker Switch P.C.B. x-7865 u-25110 41 Dial Spring R B-5300 P-440028
6 Power Transformer TA-0686 P- 1 00525 42 Dial String
(u L & c.s.A.) 43 Stereo Lamp Cover H B-2881 P-68009 1

Power Transformer P- 1 00527 44 Stereo Lamp with lead L-0799 P-240080

(Australian) 45 Line Pass Capacitor
7 Headphone Jack J-0985 P-1 90 1 29 46 Cover for Capacitor (U L) H B-6379 P.610466
8 Chassis Ass'y P-400212 47 Pilot Lamp Cover H B-8086 P-41 1585
I Front Chassis P-400213 48 Pilot Lamp (L = 240 m/m) L-0950 P-240102
10 Front Chassis Bracket P-411577 49 Pilot Lamp (L = 320 m/m) L-0951 P-240103
11 Side Bracket (R) H B-8078 P-41 1579 50 Meter Lamp Cover HB-8087 P-411578
12 Side Bracket (L) H B-8079 P-41 1586 51 Meter Lamp (Fuse type) L-0952 P-240045
13 Sub-Pulley Bracket (A) H B-8080 P-41 1580 52 Meter Lamp Holder F-1 01 3 P-26001 2
14 Sub-Pulley Bracket (B) H B-8081 P-41 r 581 53 Tuning Shaft (Selector) RT-1476 P-420301
15 Switch Bracket H B-8082 P-41 1589 54 Joint for Tuning Shaft HB-1331 P-6r 0091
16 Back Panel (UL) 7-4253 P-411587 55 Bearing for Tuning Shaft HB-1344 P-61 0094
Back Panel (C.S.A.) P-41 1569 56 E type Ring
Back Panel (Australian) P-411615 57 Pointer Ass'y D-1256 P-450069
17 AM Bar Antenna Coil cA-0296 P-1 1 0094 58 Tuning Meter M-0400 P-230078
18 AM Bar Antenna Holder H B-2890 P-410856 59 Cushion (A) H B-8088 P-820517
1g 8P BCA Pin Jack J-6619 P-320226 60 D ial Scale D-5324 P-630 1 94
20 Number Plate (B) H B-6879 P-730 1 84 61 Front Panel Guide H B-8089 P-41 1654
21 Ground Screw H0.7099 P-420300 62 Spacer H B-8090 P-430035
22 Antenna Bracket HB-7982 P-411297 63 lnsulation Sheet (A) P-480221
(u L & c.s.A.) 64 lnsulation Sheet (B) P-480222
Antenna Bracket P-41 1 369 65 Wire Stay P-450059
(Australian) 66 Front Panel Ass'y z-4254 P-700340
23 lnsulation Sheet HB-6963 P-690214 67 Metal Cabinet z-4255 P-600136
(u L & c.s.A.) 68 Net P-6601 72
lnsulation Sheet P-690226 69 Bottom Plate (A) z-4256 P-411582
(Australian) 70 Foot (D) F-0223 P-610494
24 Antenna Terminal J-4527 P-320190 71 Push Knob (305) K-3148 P-650305
25 Balun Coil cA-2948 P-1 10012 72 Power Knob (304) K-3149 P-650304
26 Balun Coil P.C.B. P-200244 73 Control Knob (308) K-3150 P-650308
27 5P DIN Jack J-0747 P-1 90036 74 Tuning Knob (306) K-3 1 51 P-650306
P-1901 17 75 Tone Control Knob (307) K-3152 P-650307
28 Slide Switch (FLAT/ s-2474 P-1 80329 76 Switch Cover H B-8091 P-6601 75
SYSTEM) 77 Bottom Plate (B) z-4257 P-411599
29 Switch Transfer Board H B-8083 P-610598 78 Shield Plate (B) H B-7048 P-41 r 296
30 AC 0utlet P-1 90098 79 lF Shield Plate H B-8077 P-41 1595
31 AC Cord (UL & C.S.A.) P-310093 80 Guide Board for Control H B-8076 P-41 1588
AC Cord (Australian) P-310041 Volume
32 AC Cord Stopper HB-0598 P-480010 81 Heat Sink H H-0297 P-41 1583
(u L & c.s.A.) 82 Power and Speaker Switch s-7393 P-1 80328
AC Cord Stopper P-480037 (u L & c.s.A.)
(Australian) Power and Speaker Switch P-1 80335
33 Fuse Holder (UL) F-1017 P-26001 1 (Australian)
Fuse Holder (C.S.A.) P-2600 1 3
Fuse Holder (Australian) P-260015

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Bef . Mfr's Bef . Mfr's
Description Part No. Description Part No.
No. No.

s1 Tappingscrew 3xBBT-2 R1 (Black)

Blind Rivet YB-423
S2 Tapping Tite Screw 3 x 68 R2 (Black)
Blind Rivet YB-429
S3 TappingScrew 3xGBT-2 R3 (Black)
Blind Rivet YB-320
S4 Serew with Spring 3 x 6P R4 NylonRivet 3x5.5
S5 Tapping Tite Screw 4 x 8B
S6 Tooth Tapping Screw (Black)3 x 8BT-2 WI Washer 4W
S7 Tapping Screw (Black) 3 x 8BT-2 W2 Washer (Black) 4W
S8 Screw(Black) 4x37P W3 Washer 3W
S9 Screw (Blackl 2.6 x 4P W4 lnner Toothed Washer 3W
s10 ScrewwithStopper 3xSx3
s11 Screw
Frange Locked 3 x 6P SW1 Spring Washer 4 SW
sI2 (Black)
Tapping Screw 3 x 68T-2 SW2 Spring Washer 4 SW
sl3 (Black)
Tapping Screw g x 10BT- 2
s14 BindScrew 3xBB N1 Nut 4N
s15 FlatScrew 3x4F N2 Cover Nut (Black) 4 N
s16 Screw with Toothed Washer 3 x 10P

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19. rC TNTERNAL DTAGRAM (LA-3350 & HA-l37O)
(HA-137O)

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20. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

TR101 TR1O2 rR105 TRl06 lR1o7

2SK 11 F 2S C 1 671(r-R) 2scs30 ( qE l 2SC930 lD,El 2SC930 {D,E)

c101 ]P(NPO) C106 30P C107 10P R128

Q.6v 330

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tn
lglJ
r r08

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TI Rros
looh a
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,]ACK 5A-l
34
oo
,2S23G(€ Fl
rRJor isc92l (E.u) rR 303 25C900

i?'"' ?ili g,;i

r PHONO

AUX R323
t.2 M

Lort I.r2l
I rru
I zsP

I-
TF2O3
,or. 2SC923(EU)
OUT

c2l6 R222
0.22125 tK

PHoNo
f iGut - .
I aux )

|IN,ot. :
{ i=
c2r0 c212
o.oo33 0 ol
| ,oo.
- OUT rR202
?5(900
I I aTth
t-g^/-!--4J
I RrTo I rR ZO4
25C923(LU)

1R304 ZSC900(E.U)
or 2S 2309(E.F)

I L- J Ldl h L_!l h_
l--*"r.f;.", roo. ,oorto'".* .l
NOTE: 1. SA-1-SA-3: FUNCTION SWITCH
POSITION: 1 - AM, 2 - FM,3 - PHONO,4 - AUX
2. Ps-1: POWER SWITCH
3. ALL BESISTANCE VALUES ABE INDICATED IN "OHM" (K= 103 OHM, t\
4. ALL CAPACITANCE VALUES ARE INDICATED lN "lrF" (P = 10-6pF).
5. ALL VOLTAGES ARE MEASURED TO CHASSIS GBOUND WITH A VOLTI
6. VOLTAGES ARE MEASURED UNDER TWO CONDITIONS: WIIH NO INPL
7, * VALUE MAY VARY FROM UNIT TO UNIT FOR OPTIMUM PERFORMA

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 TRr07 TR 108 0107, r08
25C930 (D,E) 2SC930 ID,E)
or l5l06FM R I77
LPFl01 !.13?(9
R13 8
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or07
rN60P
Rr4o ct4r
r00P
Rt42
eavlK r0fi
'x IRll3 25C900 (E.U)d2*23GEn
ct78 Rr76 IR II4 25Ca00 (E,U)d2SAS(E_F)
o.2az5 rh
' Rr80 I
3.3K 1
CrSO T
+ 0.0082 I

o1
c171
'330/16 *
Bs+ sT^
"h
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6543
9: !l- lc l0l LA 33sOO
oY9 +: a TR I12
25C92 3(E.U)
*
c162
TRI]I
zsc923(E,U)
1166 , cr6e qr
tpt
Y 069
I
I 4.11/SO R'69 r 8x ^)ai<

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Rt51

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R19l
-T 17
c189
22aA6
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I
c923(EU)

HEAD PHONE
JAC K

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t.2 M

lc3?l
I 25P
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-

o505
SRIK

142 -PL7O1

I :*:
METER LAMP
PL 705

4.5
rR304 2SC90O{E.U) R411 6.8x cr1] 0-1
or 2S2309(E,F)
9

c102
u50 B-L c
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I 050r
5K-l(
- 050(

AUX
2

I ac r20v 60Hz
I UL & CsA MOOELs

ED lN "OHM" (K= 103 OHM, M = 106 OHM}.

\TED lN "11F" lP = 10-6pF),
\SSIS GROUND WITH A VOLTMETER (10 KO/V).
) CONDITIONS: Wl.rH NO INPUT AND AT 10W (1 kHzI OUTPUT POWER (lNSlDE PARENTHESIS).
lT FOR OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE (Refer to "VALUE SELECTED PARTS" section).

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