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PREFACE This Service Manual is addressed to the field engineers who will install and service the cash register. it also provides product maintenance guidelines. SUMMARY This manual Is divided into five chapters. The first two chapters describe the operating, functional checks and maintenance procedures. Chapter 3 describes the disassembly and reassembly procedures, Chapter 4 gives troubleshooting/repair information while Chapter 5 describes the electronic circuitry.
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CONTENTS MAJOR FEATURES………………………………………………………………………………………... ECR 8200SV / 8220SV CASH REGISTER COMPONENTS…………………………………………… CASH REGISTER SPECIFICATIONS…………………………………………………………………… SAFETY PRECAUTIONS………………………………………………………………………………………………… MAINTAININING THE CASH REGISTER……………………………………………………………………………… UNPACKING AND SETTING UP THE CASH REGISTER…………………………………………….. STANDARD ACCESSORIES…………………………………………………………………………………………… THE KEYPAD FOR ECR 8200SV / 8220SV…………………………………………………………….. KEYPAD FUNCTIONS…………………………………………………………………………………………………… OPERATORE AND CUSTMER DISPLAY……………………………………………………………….. SWITCHING THE OPERATOR DISPLAY ON…………………………………………………………………………...
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6. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION ......................6-1. TOP CASE UNIT ............................6-2. Display unit ASSY............................6-3. Bottom case unit ASSY ..........................7. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ........................8. EXPLODED DIAGRAM ........................ Service Manual...
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MAJOR FEATURES • 99 departments that can be grouped into up to 10 merchandise categories; • Up to 3,000 Price Look-Ups (PLU) with the possibility of associating a department and tax status to each; • 15 clerk numbers to monitor the sales of individual employees with programmable Clerk security system;...
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1.1 EXTERNAL COMPONENTS ECR 8200 SWEDEN External Components With reference to figure: 1. Customer display 2. Operator display 3. Keypad 4. Cash drawer and box 5. Cash drawer lock and slot 6. Item deposit drawer 7. Power cord 8. Storage Device (SD) – under printer compartement cover 9.
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CleanCash(R) Box - Fiscal Control Unit The ECR 8200 cash register meets the requirements of Swedish legislation2007:592 which requires any business carrying out cash transactions in Sweden to use a certified cash register as of January 1st 2010. A certified cash register, as defined by the Swedish Tax Authorities, must have a Declaration of Conformity from the manufacturer and be connected to a certified fiscal control unit.
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Electronic Funds Transfer Device An EFT device for validating credit card payments can be connected to either Serial port 1 or Serial port 2 on the cash register. For transactions paid by credit card, the customer is requested to enter their PIN number via the device. If validation is successful, two receipts are printed - one for the customer, the other for the business store.
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CASH REGISTER SPECIFICATIONS Technical Characteristics Listed below are the technical characteristics of this cash register model. Type: Electronic cash register with clamshell thermal printer, 10 department groups, 99 departments, 15 clerks, up to 3,000 PLU settings. Max. 12,000-line Electronic Journal internal memory, expandable via memory storage device.
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BCR Communication Parameters The BCR operates with either of these settings: Data length Parity Stop bit Baud rate PS700 default 9600 8 bits settings Metrologic MS5100 9600 7 bits Space Eclipse default settings Data Format: Bar code number (ASCII code) CR (0D<hex>) LF (0A<hex>) The ECR8220 can receive data scanned by the BCR in the data format above.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS The power socket for this cash register must be located near the machine and must be easily Accessible. Do not use this cash register outdoors in the ram or near any liquid. MAINTAINING THE CASH REGISTER Provided below is information on how to maintain the cash register. Before cleaning the cash register, make sure it Is powered off and/or unplugged from the Note: wall outlet.
UNPACKING AND SETTING UP THE CASH REGISTER STANDARD ACCESSORIES The cash register comes with the following items: • One black plastic journal winder spindle • One roll of standard paper tape • Three standard ‘AN’ size batteries for the battery back-up system •...
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THE KEYPAD FOR ECR 8200SV The figure below shows the keypad layout KEYPAD FUNCTIONS The keys described here are those by default on the cash register keyboard, shown in figure 5. configured The symbol (*) indicates that the key is also used in caption programming. NOTE: The keys can be reconfigured using the Free Key Layout option in “Advanced Settings”, if required.
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-(*) Holds and then recalls a sales transaction so that a second transaction can be performed in the meantime. In caption programming, toggles between caps on/off to allow captions to be written in upper or lower case Ietters. (*) Transfers payment from one form of payment media to another after the sales transaction is finalized. (*)Pop-up Iist (5) allowing FC or TAKE-OUT sales operations to be performed.
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18. -(*) Temporarily overrides a price that was assigned to a PLU number. During caption programming, when pressed before a character, sets the character as double width. 19. Pop-up list (4) allowing Paid Out (P0) or Received on Account (RA) transactions. As the P0 key register any money taken out of the cash drawer that is not part of a sale.
THE KEYPAD FOR ECR 8220SV The figure below shows the keypad layout KEYPAD FUNCTIONS The keys described here are those by default on the cash register keyboard, shown in figure 5. configured The symbol (*) indicates that the key is also used in caption programming. NOTE: The keys can be reconfigured using the Free Key Layout option in “Advanced Settings”, if required.
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, enter the PLU code. Temporarily overrides a price that was assigned to a PLU number Price look-up function. Registers the preset price of an individual item to the appropriate department. When programming PLUs, to display a given PLU, enter its number then press this key. Enters the number of guests at a determinate table.
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options and form In Programming mode, these keys can be used to move through the menu fields in the direction indicated on the key. When the menu item required is highlighted, press to select it. When navigating forms, if line numbers are present on the left, jump to the line you want by entering its number followed by either arrow key.
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Clears an entry made from the numeric keypad or with before finalizing a transaction with a Department or function key. Also used to clear error conditions. In Off mode, activates the menu for resetting the cash register. When operated outside of a sales transaction, displays setup information: the current date and time, clerk number, Electronic Journal status and number of free EJ lines.
These functions respectively can be used to select PLU codes in the ranges 1- 35, 201-235 and 301 – 305. The PLU codes you want to use must previously have been programmed. To enter a PLU codeassociated with a PLU Page, first press the PLU Page key, then press the key for the PLU code. Note: The PLUranges associated with the PLU Pages can be modified.
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OPERATOR AND CUSTOMER DISPLAYS The operator LCD display has a Menu system providing access to all cash register functions. You can raise and tilt the display to obtain the most comfortable viewing position. The pop-up, single-line, customer display can be raised and swivelled to obtain the most favorable position for customer viewing. When sales transaction data is not displayed, scrolling messages can be programmed to appear according to the cash register state (idle, off and so on).
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PROGRAMMING MODE – Operator Display REGISTRATION MODE ( 2 ) Training mode ( 4 ) Hold mode - A transaction has been temporarily put on hold. ( 4 ) RecalI mode - A transaction on Hold has been recalled for completion. EJ nearly –...
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REGISTRATION MODE lndicates amounts entered and sales totals, max. 8-digits (no.) (right -- side CD). Indicates that a Take-out tax rate is applied to the transaction. ( 4 ) Indicates that a Business Receipt has been requested. ( 2 ) PLU Page 2 ( 2 ) PLU Page 3...
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PRINTER COMPARTMENT The printer compartment Is on the top Ieft-hand side of the cash register. It houses the thermal paper roll, journal winder spindle, back-up batteries and the thermal printer. This cash register uses standard 21/4” (57 mm) thermal paper. LOADING THERMAL PAPER FOR ECR 8200SV / ECR 8220SV MODELS Proceed as follows to Ioad the cash register with paper.
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6. Lower the clamshell mechanism and secure it in place by pushing it all the way down until it clicks into pace. 7. Replace journal winder with wheel to right of compartment. 8. Pass the edge of the customer receipt through the receipt window on the compartment cover.
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Set the menu RECEIPT MODE switch to JOURNAL, press the [Feed] key and manually feed the paper into the slot until the paper catches and advances approximately six to ten inches above the print mechanism. Note: I the paper does not feed properly, check the alignment of the paper in the slot and/or for the straight edge on the end on the paper roll.
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1-3. KEYBOARD <ECR8200/SWEDEN> The keyboard consists of Stroke 42 keys with key caps (except numeric keys). Numeric keys Department keys and letters for Amount tender key programming Service Manual...
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<ECR8220/SWEDEN> The keyboard consists of Flat 90 keys. PLU keys and letters for programming Numeric keys Amount tender Service Manual...
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1-4. DRAWER The drawer type is DSCA, 4 Bill / 8 Coin with D/DRAWER. D/Drawer 4 Bill tray 8Coin tray Service Manual...
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1-5. PRINTER The printer is SII LTPC-235, that is a line thermal printer developed for ECR use. 58mm 1 Station Thermal Printer. 1-6. INTERFACE RJ45 x 3 for Fiscal Box, Barcode Reader, PC, and EFT. RJ45 x 3 for Fiscal Box, SD Memory Barcode Reader, card slot...
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1-7 SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM Printer Rear Display Display Motor Control 10digits 16segment VFD Control LTPC235 Main CPU Front Display M30842MC 160 x 80 dots LCD Key scans Print Control Return Keyboard Wind Motor Buzzer 9.83 MHz Drawer Main Clock X’TAL Sol.
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2. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDANCE In the event following abnormal symptom happened, refer to the solution corresponding to its symptom. Symptom Check point / Detailed symptom Page No Power. Check the Power supply circuit. - - - Try STEP 1&2 P.11 If Power supply circuit is OK, check RESET circuit.
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3. CIRCUITRY 3-1 POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT +VDRW +VDRW is generated using the AC input across pins 3 of CN12. This AC voltage is rectified by D15, a 1SR154 diode. The resulting DC voltage is about +24V. This voltage is used by the drawer solenoid and the buzzer.
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3-4. RESET CIRCUIT The reset circuit prevents the CPU from starting to operate before the system is fully powered-up and initialized. Then 29m sec. after power is applied, reset goes high and the CPU can begin functioning. When power is first applied to the circuit, the VBB begins charging C141 a capacitor. Output of Reset IC(U10) is low-resistance at VBB-Line is less than 3.0 Volts.
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3-5. POWER FAIL CIRCUIT Power fail generated by a circuit using the PF DTC voltage. When power is on and the system is operating normally, the power fall signal stays at a higher voltage than 1.21V. The CPU watches power failure signals all the time. When power is on, PF -5pin at High level. When power down and CPU(U1)27pin voltage goes down lower than PF detection voltage(=1.21V), low-power-supply detector circuit of the CPU works and execute PF.
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Trouble shooting - Start up the Diagnostic software and check whether winding motor is properly working or not. - - -See 4. DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE CHECK - If Winding motor does not work, start up Diagnostic software again and check the following voltage when the test report is printing on a receipt. Note) When a printer is not working, the power supply of the winding motor should be OFF status / 0V.
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3-8. DISPLAY INFORMATION Front Display LCD (160 x 80 dots) Part No.: GY1608A8SKY6T Refer to the specification (attached). Rear Display VFD (16 segments) Part No.: 10LY-01G Segment j k b e r p n . (Union Jack) Character size : 14 mm (H) x 4.9 mm (W) Service Manual...
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3-9. KEYBOARD CIRCUIT Keyboard Scan lines are the CPU ports, these CPU ports are P120-126 and P130-137. Keyboard Return lines are the CPU ports, these CPU ports are P140-145. It is consist of matrix of Scan line (11) × Return line (5). <8200/SWEDEN>...
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<8220/SWEDEN> It is consist of matrix of Scan line (15) × Return line (6). KEY MATRIX RETURN0 RETURN1 RETURN2 RETURN3 RETURN4 KEY SCAN RETURN5 SCAN1 SCAN2 SCAN3 SCAN4 Connector10 SCAN5 SCAN6 SCAN7 SCAN8 SCAN9 SCAN10 SCAN11 SCAN12 SCAN13 SCAN14 SCAN15 Connector11 RETURN5 RETURN4...
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3-10. DRAWER CIRCUIT The solenoid for a drawer is activated using the signal P110 from the CPU. This signal is normally Low, and goes High to cause the drawer to run. When P110 is High, Q2 is on. Current flow through the transistor cause the collector to be held Low, near grand potential. VDRW 1S R154 -400 B3 P-SHF-1A A...
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3-11. BUZZER CIRCUIT The buzzer circuit uses as its input signal P74 from the CPU. This normally Low signal and goes High on 2 conditions. First on an error tone, P74 goes Clocked until the error condition is cleared. For a key beep tone, P74 goes High and then returns to its Low state. This pulse is of extremely short duration.
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3-12. BATTERY CIRCUIT VBB voltage is used by CPU, external RAM and FROM. It is supplied by dry battery at the time of back-up. Battery specification Type : AA x 3pcs Voltage: 4.5V CAUTION; RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.
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3-13. EXTERNAL MEMORY 3-13-1. SRAM (BS62LV4006SCP-70) 512K bytes S-RAM used as an external RAM for PLU and Electric Journal and etc. P00 through P07 are multiplex bus that consists of data bus (D0-D7). P20 through P27 are multiplex bus that consists of data bus (A0-A7). P30 through P37 are multiplex bus that consists of data bus (A8-A15).
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S-RAM PIN Configuration Refer to the specification. (attached data sheet) Service Manual...
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3-13-2. FROM (S29AL004D70TFI010) *May be changed later. 512K bytes FROM is used as programming. P00 through P07 are multiplex bus that consists of data bus (D0-D7). P20 through P27 are multiplex bus that consists of data bus (A0-A7). P30 through P37 are multiplex bus that consists of data bus (A8-A15). P40 is multiplex bus that consists of data bus (A16).
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FROM PIN Configuration Refer to the specification. (attached data sheet) *To be changed later. (To be Announced) Service Manual...
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3-14. PRINTER CIRCUIT Thermal Head The thermal head of the printer consists of heat elements, and head drivers to drive the heat elements. Serial printing data input from the DAT IN pin is transferred to the shift register synchronously with the CLK signal, then stored in the latch register with the timing of the LATCH signal.
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Motor and Thermal Head drive timing Figure 3-14-2. 2-Division Printing Timing Chart Service Manual...
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3-15. INTERFACE CIRCUIT RJ45 I/F COM A : IF SEL, TXD1, RTS#1, B_CTS1# and B_RXD1# are UART communication parts from the CPU. U17(MAX3232CPWR) is RS232C transceiver. COM A is used for PC or Barcode or EFT. COM B : TXD2, RTS2#, RXD2 and CTS2# are UART communication parts from the CPU. U7(MAX3232CPWR) is RS232C transceiver.
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Trouble shooting - COM A, B or C does not work when power ON. Check the voltage (AC +5.0V) at point (1) on page 11. If it outputs properly - - - Replace the Harness ass’y. If it doesn’t output properly - - - Replace the Main board. - Cannot write or read the data for SD card Check the voltage (DC +3.0V) at point (A).
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4. DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE 4-1. DIAGNOSTIC CHECK & FINISHED GOODS CHECK Diagnostic Software will check whether the machine works properly or not. It is already built in the machine and is always ready to boot this software by the following instructions. It is also useful to check after repairing the machine.
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4-2. SOFTWARE VERSION CHECK Through the diagnostic check, it shows the software version in the beginning of the check. However, it is possible to check only the software version without diagnostic check. SOFTWARE VERSION CHECK 1) Input [960801] at the system initialization. 2) VFD (Customer display) will show you the current software version.
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Appendix : jig for RS232C PORT Testing jig = Loop back connector for barcode scanner <Connecting Diagram> RJ45 8 pin 1kΩ D-sub 9 pin 1kΩ Service Manual...
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5. INSTALLING SOFTWARE 5-1. SOFTWARE LOADER install In order to install software, start up “M32CPU series ECR_LOADER”. The down load is available via the USB interface. Before doing the following procedure, the PC has to install the USB-COM driver referring to “6 USB driver install”. Please follow the instruction below in numeric order.
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3) Check COM Port number. Note)If you use usb-com conversion, there might be shown “USB Serial Port (COMn)”. After you checked the COM Port number, please close the “device manager”. 4) Execute Up_Loader. You can find the icon as shown. Service Manual...
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5) Set the COM Port number using [Com set] button. Set the COM Port number which you checked at 3). Click [OK]. ECR side 6) Unplug the power and remove the battery. 7) Connect the cable to PC. PC side 8) Click [OK].
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9) Click [Boot] button. 10) Up_Loader is waiting for the ECR start-up. ECR side 11) Turn on the power with depressing [1] and [9] of ten key together. When the connection (to PC) is confirmed, it beeps twice. (“Pi Pi”) 12) If it doesn’t perform properly at this stage, ECR side might have started up the LOADER already.
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PC side 13) When it’s connected to ECR, it shows [Boot OK]. Click [EEPROM Erase] button. 14) When it successfully done the deletion, it shows [OK]. Service Manual...
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15) Click [UP LOAD] button. Select the file you wish to download. Click [Open]. 16) It shows a status for transmitting. Service Manual...
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17) It shows [Up Load OK] 18) Click [Ver] button. Service Manual...
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19) It shows the version which was transmitted. 20) Click [RUN] button. ECR will be started-up by the software loaded just now. Now that the machine has installed new software, it is required to check its functions are properly installed or not. Please go back to section 3, “DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE” to check the machine. Service Manual...
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6. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION 6-1. TOP CASE UNIT <ECR8200 SWEDEN> (1) FIX KEY TOP SHEET TO KEY KEY CAP [1X1] RUNNER GATE POSITION CAP THEN FIX TO BASE TOP ON TOP SIDE KEY. KEY CAP [1X2] RUNNER GATE POSITION ON LEFT SIDE KEY TOP SHEET BASE TOP KEY (2) FIX K/B PWB UNIT TO KEY...
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<ECR8220 SWEDEN> (1) FIX RUBBER SHEET TO KEY KEY FRAMEKEY FRAME WITH FLAT. IT MUST BE ON FITTING BOSSES POSITION. RUBBER (2) FIX K/B PWB UNIT TO KEY FRAME WITH FLAT. IT MUST BE ON FITTING BOSSES POSITION THEN FASTENING 12PCS SCREW.
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<ECR8200/8220 SWEDEN> TTOP CASE 1] FIX 2PCS PAPER ROLLER TO TOP CASE. [AS SHOWN ON THE UPPER PICTURE ] 2] SLOT MOTOR SET PIECE TO PAPER ROLLER TOP CASE. [AS SHOWN ON THE BELOW PICTURE ] MOTOR SET PEACEECE (4) FIX 2PCS BATTERY CONTACT TOP CASE TO TOP CASE.
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<ECR8200 SWEDEN> (5) FIX KEY FRAME TO TOP CASE PRESS UNTIL IS LOCKED. (6) FASTENING 6PCS SCREW, TOP CASE KEY FRAME TO TOP CASE. SCREW KEY TOP Service Manual...
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<ECR8220 SWEDEN> (5) FIX KEY FRAME TO TOP CASE PRESS UNTIL IS LOCKED. (6) FASTENING 6PCS SCREW, KEY FRAME TO TOP CASE. TOP CASE SCREW KEY FRAME Service Manual...
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<ECR8200/8220 SWEDEN> LCD COVER 1]APPEARANCE CHECK COVER. 2] FIX LCD COVER TO TOP CASE. [AS SHOWN ON PICTURE.] TOP CASE Service Manual...
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(8) FIX LCD COVER TO TOP CASE BY FASTENING 4PCS SCREW. SCREW (9) FIX 2PCS PLATEN SPRING TO PLATEN ARM THEN FIX TO TOP PLATEN ARM CASE. PLATEN SPRING Service Manual...
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(10) FIX LCD MODULE UNIT TO LCD MODULE UNIT TOP CASE. NOTE: The display unit is described in the next section (6-2). CABLE SLOT HERE Service Manual...
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(11) 1] FIX R/DISPLAY UNIT TO TOP R/DISPLAY UNIT CASE. 2] CHECK AND CLEAN REMOTE FILTER AND DISPLAY TUBE BY USE METHANOL. 3] FIX REMOTE FILTER TO R/DISPLAY CASE. [AS SHOWN ON PICTURE.] REMOTE FILTER AMOU Service Manual...
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(12) 1]CLIP FERRITE CLAMP TO HARNESS ASSY THEN TURN ONE ROUND TO FERRITE 30mm 2] CLIP HARNESS ASSY TO CORD CLAMP. [AS SHOWN ON FERRITE CLAMP PICTURE.] [1 TURN] CLIP HARNESS ASSY IN THIS CORD TOP CASE UNIT Service Manual...
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6-2. Display unit ASSY (1) INSERT HARNESS ASSY LCD MODULE UNIT. LCD MIRROR NON-GLARE SURFACE (TAK SILAU) HARNESS ASSY LCD MODULE UNIT SOLDER LED (2) SOLDER HARNESS ASSY TO LCD MODULE UNIT. LCD MODULE UNIT Service Manual...
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1] SLOT LCD MODULE HARNESS ASSY TO LCD REAR CASE. 2] FIX LCD MODULE TO LCD REAR CASE. LCD REAR CASE 3] FIX LCD FRONT CASE TO LCD REAR CASE AND PREES UNTIL IS LOCKED. LCD MODULE FRONT Service Manual...
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(4) CLIP FERRITE CLAMP TO HARNESS ASSY AND TURN ONE ROUND TO FERRITE CLAMP. HARNESS ASSY FERRITE CLAMP [1 TURN] 30mm Service Manual...
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6-3. Bottom case unit ASSY 1] APPEARANCE CHECK THE BOTTOM CASE BOTTOM CASE. 2] STICK CORD CLAMP TO BOTTOM CASE. [LOCATION AS SHOWN ON PICTURE.] TAB SIDE CORD CLAMP Service Manual...
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1] SLOT HARNESS ASSY TO BOTTOM CASE. [FOLLOW THE HARNESS ASSY SLOT HERE PICTURE AS SHOWN ON FIGURE.] 2] TIE TOGETHER HARNESS ASSY WITH BOTTOM CASE BY USE INSULOCK TIE. SHOWN ON PICTURE.] HARNESS ASSY [CA24-903A] BOTTOM CASE INSULOCK TIE 130mm Service Manual...
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(3) FIX TRANSFORMER UNIT TO DRAWER UNIT BY FASTENING 2PCS SCREW. AC CORD SLOT HERE SCREW Service Manual...
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1] FIX AC CORD TO BOTTOM CASE. AC CORD PUT LIKE THIS 2] FIX INLET SET PIECE TO BOTTOM CASE BY FASTEN 2PCS SCREW. [AS SHOWN ON PICTURE] BOTTOM CASE INLET SET PIECE SCREW Service Manual...
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BOTTOM 1] FIX FUSE HOLDER PWB TO PICTURE 1 CASE BOTTOM CASE BY FASTENING 1PC SCREW. [AS ON PICTURE 1.] 2] SLOT FUSE TO FUSE HOLDER. [AS ON PICTURE 2.] 3] FIX FUSE CAP TO FUSE HOLDER. [AS ON PICTURE 3.] SCREW FUSE PICTURE 2...
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1] INSERT DRAWER CONNECTOR AND TRANSFORMER CONNECTOR TO MAIN PWB UNIT. [AS ON PICTURE ] MAIN PWB 2] INSERT USB JUMPER LEAD AND I/F/PLATE CABLE TO MAIN PWB. TRANSFORMER DRAWER HARNESS HARNESSINSER INSERT TO [CN12] T TO [CN5] I/F PWB CABLE [6pin] INSERT TO [CN10] I/F PWB CABLE [5pin] I/F PWB CABLE [5pin]...
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(9) INSERT DISPLAY HARNESS, BATTERY BOX HARNESS AND PRINTER PWB JUMPER LEAD TO MAIN PWB. [LOCATION AS SHOWN ON PICTURE.] FIRST PIN PRINTER PWB JUMPER PRINTER PWB LEAD JUMPER LEAD [13pin] INSERT TO [CN7] [9pin] INSERT TO [CN6] FRONT DISPLAY HARNESS INSERT TO [CN9] BATTERY BOX...
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(10) INSERT LCD MODULE HARNESS, SD CARD HARNESS AND K/B JUMPER LEAD TO MAIN PWB. [LOCATION AS SHOWN ON PICTURE.] FRONT DISPLAY HARNESS INSER BATTERY BOX HARNESS T TO [CN13] SD CARD CABLE INSERT TO [CN2] FIRST PIN K/B JUMPER LEAD INSERT TO [CN1] [10pin] K/B JUMPER LEAD...
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<ECR8200 SWEDEN> (11) FIX SEMI SET TO BOTTOM CASE SEMI SET Service Manual...
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<ECR8220 SWEDEN> (11) FIX SEMI SET TO BOTTOM CASE SEMI SET (11) PICTURE 1 1] FIX FLAT RUBBER TO TOP CASE. [AS PICTURE 1] 2] FIX 2PCS FLAT KEY SHEET AT FLAT RUBBER FLAT RUBBER. [AS PICTURE 2] 3] FIX SILICON RUBBER TO TOP CASE.
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<ECR8200/8220 SWEDEN> (12) FASTEN 2PCS SCREW, TOP CASE TO BOTTOM CASE. SCREW (13) FIX KEY FRAME TO TOP CASE PRESS UNTIL IS LOCKED. DEPOSIT Service Manual...
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(14) COPLETE AND FUNCTION BATTERY TEST. WINDING REEL ASSY UNIT Service Manual...
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