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TROUBLE SHOOTING NO POWER : NO STAND-BY Check if the Replace the Fuse Fuse is O.K.? Is there voltage at Check/Replace pin 9 of T801? D801, D802, 803, 804, R801, C807. Check/Replace Is there about 6.1V D806, Q801, R807, ZD801, C814, at pin 9 of IC801? IC801.
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NO POWER : NO MONITOR ON Check the Go to NO POWER (NO ST-BY) NO POWER(NO ST-BY) BLOCK BLOCK Is there about Check the pin 10 of P804 ; "HIGH" 6V at pin 9 of P804? ¡ Check/Replace D851, L851, Is there about 115V C860, IC851.
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NO RASTER Is there about 115V Go to NO POWER BLOCK at pin 3 of T701? ¡ Check/Replace F852, D850, Is there about 8V C857, R899, IC853, C863. at pin 6 of P805? ¡ Check the 8V LINE of VCD BOARD ¡...
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V. Deflection ERROR Does the V-A, V-B Check the vertical part of VCD signal appear at pin 4, 7 BOARD of P805? Is there about Check/Replace FR702, D702, C704, 15V at pin 3 of L731 IC701? Is there about Check;/Replace FR701, D701, C708, 44V at pin 6 of IC701? L732, C734.
NO SOUND Is there about Check/Replace FR854, D855, IC601. 25V at pin 5 of IC601? Does the sound Check the Audio source line of signal appear at pin 9 VCD BOARD of P805? ¡ Check the voltage at collector of Does the sound signal appear at pin 4 Q601.
ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS Notes; (Adjustments must be performed by the following procedures) 1. It is recommended that an isolation transformer be used when servicing this chassis to prevent electric shock and damage to test equipment. P2 POST ADJUST 2. The ac line voltage must be maintained at 230 vac, +- 10%, 50/60 hz.
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7. RF AGC Adjustment 1) Input PAL DIGITAL PATTERN. 2) Connect DMM to AGC(J232) test point on the Main PCB. 3) Press SVC Key on the Service Remote Controller to get into SVC mode and press PR +/- Key to select AGC. Adjust Period 4) Press VOL +/- Key until DMM reads the data on the table below.
PURITY & CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT Caution: 5. Reconnect the internal degaussing coil. Convergence and Purity have been factory aligned. Do not attempt to tamper with these alignments. 6. Position the beam bender locking rings at the 9 o'clock However, the effects of adjacent receiver components, or position and the other three pairs of tabs (2,4 and 6 pole replacement of picture tube or deflection yoke may require the magnets) at the 12 o'clock position.
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1.ADJUST YOKE Z-AXIS FIRST 2 .ADJUST BEAM BENDER 2 POLE TO GET EQUAL BLUE MAGNET TO GET FOUR EQUAL COLOR CIRCLES COLOR CIRCLES MAGNETS 8. Referring to above, perform the following two steps: 6. Reconnect the internal degaussing coil and apply AC power. a.
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ROTATION DIRECTION RING MOVEMENT OF RED OF BOTH TABS PAIRS AND BLUE BEAMS OPPOSITE POLE SAME OPPOSITE POLE SAME UP/DOWN ROCKING OF THE YOKE LEFT/RIGHT ROCKING OF THE YOKE UP/DOWN ROCKING OF THE YOKE LEET/RIGHT ROCKING OF THE YOKE CAUSES OPPOSITE ROTATION OF RED CAUSES OPPOSITE SIZE CHANGE OF THE CAUSES OPPOSITE ROTATION OF RED CAUSES OPPOSITE SIZE CHANGE OF...
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FRONT LOADING MECHANISM DISASSEMBLY ‹ Front Loading Mechanism Assembly, Parts Location ¡ ¡ 5. Arm Assembly F/L 9. Plate Ground (L) 6. Plate Reflector 3. Top Plate 8. Plate Ground (R) 6. Plate Reflector 2. Bracket Assembly 4. Holder Side(R) Assembly Cassette 1.
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FRONT LOADING MECHANISM DISASSEMBLY 1. Front Loading Mechanism Assembly 3. Bracket Assembly Side (R (Fig. A-3) (Fig. A-1) 1) Push the tabs(L), (R) of Bracket Assembly Side(R) to disengage with the Top Plate and remove it in the 1) Remove the Top and Bottom Covers and Front Panel. direction of arrow(A).
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FRONT LOADING MECHANISM DISASSEMBLY 5. Holder Assembly Cassette (Fig. A-5) 7. Spring Stopper (Fig. A-7) 1) Separate the Bracket Assembly Side(R). 1) Remove the Spring Stopper which is connected to the 2) Push the two lever tabs(L), (R) down and separate the tabs(A), (B) of the Lever Stopper(R) and the Bracket Holder Assembly Cassette and the Arm Assembly F/L Holder(R).
DECK MECHANISM DISASSEMB L Y ‹ Deck Mechanism Parts Location TOP VIEW A/C Head Assembly Auto Head Cleaner Assembly Bracket Assembly L/D Motor Drum Brush FE Head Holder Assembly Pinch Drum Assembly Arm Assembly T/up Base Assembly Gear Pinch Cam P2/P3 Tension Arm Plate Up...
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DECK MECHANISM DISASSEMB L Y 1. Auto Head Cleaner Assembly (Fig. B-1) (Optional Item) 1) Push the tab(A) of Auto Head Cleaner and remove the Drum Cleaner Arm Assembly. Assembly Drum Brush NOTES: When disassembling and reassembling: a. Do not allow fingers or tools to touch the outside of the Drum.
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DECK MECHANISM DISASSEMB L Y 4. A/C (Audio/Control) Head Assembly 5. FE (Full Erase) Head Assembl (Fig. B-5) (Optional Item) (Fig. B-4) 1) Push two tabs(A) and remove the FE Head. 1) Unplug the A/C connector from the Loading Motor P.C.B.
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DECK MECHANISM DISASSEMB L Y 6. Plate Up/Supply Main Brake/T ake up Main NOTES: Brake/Body Prism Led Assembly (Fig. B-6) When disassembling and reassembling: a. (D) is engaged to the cam groove of the Gear Cam L/D 1) Plate Up and two tabs(C) are engaged in the chassis.
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DECK MECHANISM DISASSEMB L Y 9. Supply Reel/T ake Up Reel Assembly 11. Gear H1, H2/Lever H 1 (Fig. B-11) (Fig. B-9) 1) Push and lift up the hook(B) of Lever H1. 2) Remove the washer(A) and then lift up the Gear H1. 1) Lift up Reel(S), (T) after removing the Plate Up and 3) Lift up the Spring H1.
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DECK MECHANISM DISASSEMB L Y 13.Mode S/ W (Fig. B-13) 15.CAM Bracket Assembl y (Fig. B-15) 1) Lift up the Lever H1. 1) Remove three screws(A). 2) Remove the screw(A) and lift up the Mode S/W. 2) Remove the CAM Bracket Assembly. NOTE NOTE a.
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DECK MECHANISM DISASSEMB L Y 17. Gear Cam L/ D (Fig. B-17) 19. Gear Assembly P2/P (Fig. B-19) 1) Remove the Cam Bracket Assembly. 1) Remove the Plate Slider. 2) Remove the Gear Cam L/D. 2) Remove by pushing one hook(B) on the top side of Gear Assembly P3.
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DECK MECHANISM DISASSEMB L Y 21.Guide Roller Assembl (Fig. B-21) 23.Clutch Assembly T2 (Fig. B-23) 1) Remove two screws(A). 1) Remove the Gear H1 and Arm Assembly Idler. 2) Remove the Guide Roller From the Base P2/P3 by 2) Remove the washer(A). turning it.
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DECK MECHANISM DISASSEMB L Y 25. Holder Pinch Assembl (Fig. B-25) 27. L/D Motor Bracket Assembl (Fig. B-27) 1) Separate the Holder Pinch Assembly by pushing tab(A) 1) Remove three Screws(A). on the L/D Motor Bracket in the direction of arrow (B). 2) Push the tabs(A) and remove the L/D Motor Bracket Assembly.
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DECK MECHANISM DISASSEMBLY 29. L/D Motor Assembly & Worm L/D Motor & 31. Gear Pinch (Fig. B-31) L/D Motor Bracket (Fig. B-29) 1) Remove the Pinch Arm Assembly. 2) Remove the Gear CNT. 1) Remove the L/D Motor Bracket Assembly. 3) Remove the Gear Pinch.
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DECK MECHANISM DISASSEMB L Y 33.Gear Pinch Cam (Fig. B-33) 1) Remove the T/Up Arm Assembly. 2) Remove by pushing one tab(A) on the bottom side of the Gear Pinch Cam. NOTE When disassembling and reassembling: a. The small hole on the Gear Pinch Cam and hole of chassis should be aligned.
MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT ‹ Tools and Fixtures for Deck ¡ ¡ 3. Torque gauge 2. Alignment tape 1. Cassette Torque meter Parts No: D00-D002 Parts No NTSC: DTN-0001 Parts No: D00-D006 PAL: DTN-0002 4. Torque gauge adaptor 5. Post height adjusting driver 6.
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MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT 1. Mechanism and Mode Switch Alignment Check Purpos e To determine if the mode switch and mechanism are in the correct position, when a tape is ejected from the loading mechanism. Test Equipment / Fixture Test Conditions VCR (VCP) State Check Point Eject Mode (with cassette ejected) Mechanism and Mode Switch Position...
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MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT 2. Preparation for Adjustment (T o set VCR NOTES: (VCP) to the loading state without inserting Always return the VCR(VCP) to the Front Loading Mecha- a cassette.) nism Assembly State in the following order after the above operations have been performed. 1) Unplug the Power Cord from the AC outlet.
MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT 4. Checking Torque Purpos e : To insure smooth transport of the tape during each mode of operation. If tape transport is abnormal, then check the torque as indicated by the chart below . Test Equipment / Fixture Test Conditions VCR(VCP) State Torque Gauge(600 g/cm ATG) Set the VCR to each operating mode without...
MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT 5. Guide Roller Height Adjustment Purpos e : To regulate the height of the tape so that the bottom of the tape runs along the tape guide line on the lower drum. A. Preliminary Adjustment Adjustment Point Test Equipment / Fixture Test Conditions VCR(VCP) State Allows a good tape to play Guide Roller Height Adjustment...
MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT 6. Audio/Control (A/C) Head Adjustment Purpos e : To insure that the tape passes accurately over the audio and control tracks in exact alignment in both the record and playback modes. A. Preliminary Adjustment (Height and tilt adjustment) Perform the Preliminary adjustment, when there is no Audio Output signal with a blank tape.
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MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT B. Confirm that the tape passes smoothly between post, then slowly turn the tilt adjustment in the counterclockwise direction to eliminate the tape the T/UP guide and the Pinch Roller (Using a curling. mirror or the naked eye). 1) After completing step A.
MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT 8. Adjustment after Replacing Drum Assembly (V ideo Heads) Purpos e : To correct for shift in the roller guide and X value after replacing the drum. Test Equipment Test Conditions Test Equipment / Fixture Adjustment Points Connection Points VCR (VCP) State Guide Roller Precise CH-1: PB RF Envelope...
MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT 9-2. Check the condition between the Audio and Video Sync. (Lip Sync.) Test Conditions Test Equipment Test Equipment / Fixture Specification VCR (VCP) State Connection Points Play an alignment tape Oscilloscope Less than¡¾V CH-1: PB RF Envelope Alignment Tape CH-2: Audio Output RF Envelope Output Point...
MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT 10. Maintenance/Inspection Procedure Tabel 2 1) Required Maintenance Inspection Phenomenon The recording density of a VCR(VCP) is much higher than Dirt on video head or worn Poor S/N, no color that of an audio tape recorder. VCR(VCP) components video head must be very precise, at tolerances of 1/1000mm, to ensure compatiblity with other VCRs.
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MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT Video Head (rotating cylinder) Head Tip Touch this section of cleaning patch to the head tip and gently Coat With Isopropyl Alcohol turn the head Fig. C-10-1 5-2) Greasing (1) Greasing guidelines Apply grease, with a cleaning patch. Do not use excess grease.
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MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT Replace- Phenomenon Inspection ment Color beats Dirt on full-erase head ¡Û ¨ç ¨è ¨ê ¨ç ¨ë ¡Û Poor S/N no color Dirt on video head ¨è ¨é Dirt on video head Vertical jitter ¡Û ¨é Dirt on tape transport system Low volume Dirt on audio/control head ¡Û...
MECHANISM TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 1.Deck Mechanism Auto REW doesn't work. Is the output of END senser of supply side "L"? Is the supply end sensor less than 3.5V ("L") Is the voltage drop across IR LED Check the system (u-com). between 0.8~1.5V? Replace LED.
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MECHANISM TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE AUTO STOP. In auto stop is the pinch roller in Replace Drum Motor. Is the output of DFG, DPG OK? contact with the capstan shaft. Are there T/up and supply reel Check Servo, Syscon. pulses. Replace Reel Sensor. Check the Syscon, u-COM.
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MECHANISM TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE In PB mode Tape Presence not sensed. Is the Pinch Roller Does the Capstan attached to the Motor turn? Capstan Motor Shaft? ¨Í Does the Drum Does the T/Up Motor turn? Reel turn? ¨Î Are there DPG, Check the clutch and Is the Belt OK? DFG Pulses?
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MECHANISM TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE In Eject mode, the Tape will not eject. Are the T/Up and Supply End Sensors OK? Replace the F/L S/W. Replace End Sensor. No F/R modes. Is the present mode, Eject Key-in. F/R Mode? Is the mode SW Does the Capstan Motor assembled correctly rotate?
MECHANISM TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 2. Front Loading Mechanism Cassette cannot be inserted. Does the Lever Switch work? Is the Cassette Lever/Spring Switch damaged or omitted? Replace or add the Lever/Spring Is 5V applied to the ¥-COM Switch. Vcc port. Is 5V applied to CST switch port of Check the Power Part.
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MECHANISM TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE Cassette will not load. (Tape does not thread around the drum.) Does the CST insert? Does the lid opener work? Check the Gear H1 position on the Deck. Does the Gear Cam F/L work? Replace the lid opener. Is the (R) side gear train and bracket Does the lid opener work? assembled correctly?
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MECHANISM TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE Cassette will not eject. Is the Gear H1 position correct on the deck? Check the Gear H1. Does the Capstan Motor shaft rotate? Check the Capstan Motor. Does the Lever Switch work? Replace the Lever/Spring Switch. Does the Gear Cam F/L work? Does the Opener Door work? Check the Gear Train of Bracket Side (R).
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NOTE) marks the optional parts only in VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) Models.
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NOTE ) ooois the additional parts of the VCR (Video Cassette Recoder) Models.
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST 1. Mechanical Section LOCA.NO PART NO(GS) DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION REMARKS ASSEMBLY PARTS SECTION 412-172B DECK ASSY D-27 N (4HD MONO VCR) 6723R-0025A DRUM ASSY (D-27 N4S) ASSY P2 225-361A BASE BASE ASSY P3 225-364A 386-394A ASSY CLEANER 386-405A ASSY T/UP ASSY L/D MOTOR 4811R-0004A...
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LOCA.NO PART NO(GS) DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION REMARKS ASSY L/D 414-199B MOTOR WORM L/D MOTOR 4422R-0001A WORM WHEEL 437-020A 386-401A ASSY PINCH 340-073A HOLDER SUB ASSY PINCH BASE TENSION 225-374A LEVER 333-332A 442-645A SPRING 442-649A SPRING PINCH ASSY P2 333-334A LEVER 386-398A GEAR 435-436A 442-647A...
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LOCA.NO PART NO(GS) DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION REMARKS 333-342A LEVER SWITCH 442-661A SPRING SWITCH PLATE COVER 257-074A 384-143A GUIDE 384-151A GUIDE CST27 465-040A OPENER DOOR GROUND 257-075A PLATE 340-062A HOLDER ASSY PRISM SCREW 1MPK0261418 PAN HEAD MACHINE SCREW +, - D2.6 L4.0 MSWR3/FZY PAN HEAD MACHINE SCREW P/WASH+ D2.6 L12 MSWR3/FZY 1MDC0262818...
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REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST 1. Mechanical Section LOCA.NO PART NO(GS) DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION REMARKS ASSEMBLY PARTS SECTION 412-172B DECK ASSY D-27 N (4HD MONO VCR) 6723R-0025A DRUM ASSY (D-27 N4S) ASSY P2 225-361A BASE BASE ASSY P3 225-364A 386-394A ASSY CLEANER 386-405A ASSY T/UP ASSY L/D MOTOR 4811R-0004A...
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LOCA.NO PART NO(GS) DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION REMARKS ASSY L/D 414-199B MOTOR WORM L/D MOTOR 4422R-0001A WORM WHEEL 437-020A 386-401A ASSY PINCH 340-073A HOLDER SUB ASSY PINCH BASE TENSION 225-374A LEVER 333-332A 442-645A SPRING 442-649A SPRING PINCH ASSY P2 333-334A LEVER 386-398A GEAR 435-436A 442-647A...
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LOCA.NO PART NO(GS) DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION REMARKS 333-342A LEVER SWITCH 442-661A SPRING SWITCH PLATE COVER 257-074A 384-143A GUIDE 384-151A GUIDE CST27 465-040A OPENER DOOR GROUND 257-075A PLATE 340-062A HOLDER ASSY PRISM SCREW 1MPK0261418 PAN HEAD MACHINE SCREW +, - D2.6 L4.0 MSWR3/FZY PAN HEAD MACHINE SCREW P/WASH+ D2.6 L12 MSWR3/FZY 1MDC0262818...
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The components identified by shading and * marked components for 14" model's mark are critical for safety. location numbers have 1000 lower as REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST Replace only with part number specified. R2902 for 20"/21" is R1902 for 14". LOCA. NO PART NO DESCRIPTION LOCA.
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The components identified by shading and * marked components for 14" model's mark are critical for safety. location numbers have 1000 lower as Replace only with part number specified. R2902 for 20"/21" is R1902 for 14". LOCA. NO PART NO DESCRIPTION LOCA.
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The components identified by shading and * marked components for 14" model's mark are critical for safety. location numbers have 1000 lower as Replace only with part number specified. R2902 for 20"/21" is R1902 for 14". LOCA. NO PART NO DESCRIPTION LOCA.
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The components identified by shading and * marked components for 14" model's mark are critical for safety. location numbers have 1000 lower as Replace only with part number specified. R2902 for 20"/21" is R1902 for 14". LOCA. NO PART NO DESCRIPTION LOCA.
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The components identified by shading and * marked components for 14" model's mark are critical for safety. location numbers have 1000 lower as Replace only with part number specified. R2902 for 20"/21" is R1902 for 14". LOCA. NO PART NO DESCRIPTION LOCA.
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The components identified by shading and * marked components for 14" model's mark are critical for safety. location numbers have 1000 lower as Replace only with part number specified. R2902 for 20"/21" is R1902 for 14". LOCA. NO PART NO DESCRIPTION LOCA.
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The components identified by shading and * marked components for 14" model's mark are critical for safety. location numbers have 1000 lower as Replace only with part number specified. R2902 for 20"/21" is R1902 for 14". LOCA. NO PART NO DESCRIPTION LOCA.
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The components identified by shading and * marked components for 14" model's mark are critical for safety. location numbers have 1000 lower as Replace only with part number specified. R2902 for 20"/21" is R1902 for 14". LOCA. NO PART NO DESCRIPTION SW04 140-315A...