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In case of difficulty
\f difficulty is experienced after making the initial set up, the table below might help to eliminate the problem. If the trouble cannot
be corrected, check with your dealer.
Symptom
Cause
No sound from both left and right
channels or one channel.
Loud hum, no music.
1.Turntable
output
cables
disconnected.
2. The
function
switch
of the
amplifier is not set to PHONO.
Poor connection of turntable out-
put cables.
Loud hum with music.
Buzzing noise with music.
Howling drowns out music when
volume is increased.
Turntable platter does not turn.
1. Check connections to amplifier.
2.Set
the
function
switch
to
PHONO.
Make solid connections to ampli-
fier.
1. Turntable output cable picking
up hum from AC cord.
2. The ground lead of the turn-
table is not connected to GND
terminal of the amplifier.
Turntable
output
cable
picking
up TV signal.
Speaker vibration is picked up by
turntable.
1. Separate
output cables from
AC cord or reverse
AC cord
plug.
2. Connect
the ground
lead to
the GND terminal of the ampli-
fier.
Relocate
output
cord
for mini-
mum
pickup.
Separate turntable from speakers.
Poor AC plug contact.
Check connection. Make sure AC
Poor tracking.
stylus.
Synchro recording is not
Specifications
Motor and turntable
Drive system.............ccceeeee
Mtl
isi sccc. ced: ciciessceeer ease
Wow & flutter..................06-
S/N (Rumble) ..................2666
Tonearm
Tracking @rror.........ccseecceees
Tracking force
variable range ...........ceceseseee
Cartridge
Furnished cartridge..............
Frequency response.............
Channel separation ..............
Note:
possible.
nected.
correctly.
Direct-drive system
Coreless & slotless FG servo
motor
29.8 cm (11-3/4") diameter
0.63 kg (1.4 Ib) weight
2 speeds, 33-1/3 and 45
rpm
0.025%
(WRMS)
DIN:
0.05%
DIN:
40 dB (DIN. A)
DIN:
75 dB (DIN. B)
Linear tracking tonearm
+0.2°
2.2 grams (fixed)
V-64A (VM cartridge with
photo sensor)
20 ~ 20,000 Hz
Better than 22 dB
(1,000 Hz)
Excessive
dust
on
1. The synchro cord is not con-
2. The
cassette
is not
loaded
3. The record lock-out tab on the
cassette has been removed.
4. The cassette deck is in play-
back mode.
outlet is active.
Remove
dust
from
stylus
or
record.
record
or
. Connec t the
synchro
cord
securely.
rectly.
. Use an
. Load
the cassette
tape cor-
ew cassette or place a
piece of adhesive
tape over
the opening from which the
tab has
. Set the
mode.
Output voltage....................
Output balance ...................
Load impedance..................
Styhis cs. 2052 -eet see ticaserias
Optimum Tracking Force.......
Compliance ...............:eseeeeee
Replacement Stylus.............
Miscellaneous
Power Requirements............
Power Consumption............
Dimensions.................002000:
Weight ..............cccccescseeseeees
Supplied accessories............
been removed.
cassette deck in stop
2.3 mV
(1,000 Hz, 5 cm/sec.)
2.0 dB
(1,000 Hz, 5 cm/sec.)
47 k ohms
0.6 mil diamond
2.2 grams
7X 10°* cm/dyne
N-64
AC 120 V, 60 Hz: U.S.A.
and Canada
AC 110-120 V/220-240V,
50/60 Hz (Switchable):
Other countries
10 watts
W
420 mm (16-9/16")
H
90 mm (3-9/16")
D
359 mm (14-1/8")
6.6 kg (14.6 Ib)
(with doust cover)
RCA pin-plug cord
Synchro cord
We follow a policy of continuous advancements in development. For this reason specifications may be changed without notice.
KD-75FIKD-75FC(FCL) 7
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