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AKAT

Servite

manual

DIGITAL

HIFI

MIDI

SYSTEM

move.

AX-M430

SPECIFICATIONS

[AMPLIFIER

section]

[CASSETTE

DECK

section]

Power

output

.............000..

45

W

+

45

W

(6

ohms,

EIAJ)

Frequency

responce

35

W

+

35

W

(6

ohms,

DIN)

Normal

tape...

30

Hz

to

14

KHz

|

Music

power

................05

170

W

CrO2

tape

oo...

cece

30

Hz

to

15

KHz

PMPO..

cececcccctecscvvesinsetiones

400

W

Wow

&

flutter

TD

ei

atisonvetieescisee

west

0.15

%

(1kHz)

TAPE

iss

sedetusccastacacce

ache

0.09%

(WRMS)

0.18%

(DIN)

Frequency

response.........

10

Hz

to

100

KHz

PAP

EM

ice.

destrcevieteedis

0.06%

(WRMS)

0.14%

(DN)

(10

Hz:

-1.5

dB/100

KHz:-8

dB)

|

Heads

GEQ

Center

frequency

....

63

Hz,

250

Hz,1

kKHz,4kHz,

TAPE

|

oo.

ceeceeeeseeees

HD

head

for

Playback

head

x1

16

kHz

TAPE

csstsessconttrassevccee.

HD

head

forPB/REC

hee

x1

Adjust

range

...............

+8dB

Erase

head

x1

S/N

ratio

(IHF-A)............

72

dB

(PHONO

MM)

[GENERAL]

85

dB

(etc)

Power

requirements

..........

AC220

V

-

230

V,

50

Hz

fer

Required

speaker

............

6

ohms

to

16

ohms

:

Europe

except

UK

:

impedance

(surround:8

ohms

to

16

ohms)

AC240

V,

50

Hz

for

UK

&Aus-

Input

level

/

Impedance

traria

CD

(optical)...

-22

dBm

AC110V/120V/

220

V/

20

V,

PHONO

.......

oe

1.8

mV

/

47

kohms

50

/

60

Hz

convertible

for

cher

AUX

/

VCR

we.

90

mV

/

47

kohms

countries

D/

A

Converter...

16

bit

twin

D/

A

converter

Dimensions

...........:0000

360

(W)

x

236

(H)

x

315

(Diam

Digital

filter

oo...

16

bit

/

4fs

Weight

.........000ccceeeeeeee

7.7

kg

Standard

accessories

Remote

control

unit

......

x1

Batteries

oo...

x2

Operator’s

manual........

x1

*For

improvemnt

purposes,

specifications

and

design

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

*Noise

reduction

manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

“DOLBY”

and

OO

symbol

are

trademaks

of

Dolby

Licensing

Corporation.

*

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

PRECAUTIONS

DURING

SERVICING

1.

Parts

indentified

by

the

!'

()

symbol

are

critical

for

safety.

Replace

only

with

parts

number

specified.

2.|In

addition

to

safety,

other

parts

and

assemblies

are

specified

for

conformance

with

such

regulations

as

those

applying

to

spurious

radiation.

These

must

also

be

replaced

only

with

specified

re-

placements.

Examples:

RF

converters,

tuner

units,

antenna

selector

switches,

RF

cables,

noise

blocking

capacitors,

noise

blocking

filters,

etc.

3.

Use

specified

internal

wiring.

Note

especially:

1)

Wires

covered

with

PVC

tubing

2)

Double

insulated

wires

3)

High

voltage

leads

4.

Use

specified

insulating

materials

for

hazardous

live

parts.

Note

especially:

1)

Insulation

Tape

2)

PVC

tubing

3)

Spacers

(insulating

barriers)

4)

Insulation

sheets

for

transistors

5)

Plastic

screws

for

fixing

microswitch

(especially

in

turntable)

5.

When

replacing

AC

primary

side

components

(trans-

formers,

power

cords,

noise

blocking

capacitors,

etc.),

wrap

ends

of

wires

securely

about

the

terminals

before

soldering.

oho

f*

6.

Observe

that

wires

do

not

contact

heat

producing

parts

(heatsinks,

oxide

metal

film

resistors,

fusible

resistors,

etc.).

*

INFORMATION

7.

Check

that

replaced

wires

do

not

contact

sharp

edged

or

pointed

parts.

8.

Also

check

areas

surrounding

repaired

locations.

9.

Use

care

that

foreign

objects

(screws,

solder

droplets,

etc.)

do

not

remain

inside

the

set.

SAFETY

CHECK

AFTER

SERVICING

After

servicing,

make

measurements

of

leakage-current

or

resistance

in

order

to

determine

that

exposed

parts

are

acceptably

insulated

from

the

supply

circuit.

The

leakage-current

measurement

should

be

done

be-

tween

accessible

metal

parts

(such

as

chassis,

ground

terminal,

microphone

jacks,

signal

input/output

connec-

tors,

etc.)

and

the

earth

ground

through

a

resister

of

1500

ohms

paralleled

with

a

0.15

uF

capacitor,

under

the

unit’s

normal

working

conditions.

The

leakage-current

should

be

less

than

0.5

mA

rms

AC.

The

resistance

measurement

should

be

done

between

accessible

exposed

metalparts

and

power

cord

plug

prongs

with

the

power

switch

(if

included)

“ON”.

The

resistance

should

be

more

than

2.2

Mohms.

MAKE

YOUR

CONTRIBUTION

TO

PRO-

TECT

THE

ENVIRONMENT

Used

batteries

with

the

ISO

symbol

for

recycling

as

well

as

small

accumulators

(rechargeable

bat-

&&

teries),

mini-batteries

(cells)

and

starter

batteries

should

not

be

thrown

into

the

garbage

can.

Plase

leave

them

at

an

appropriate

depot.

All

other

house-

hold

batteries

can

be

thrown

out

with

the

household

waste.

SYMBOLS

FOR

PRIMARY

DESTINATION

Alphabet

indicates

the

destination

of

the

units

as

listed

below.

Principal

Destinations

Europe

(except

UK

Australia

German

Universal

Area

Custom

version

PRECAUTION

BEFORE/AFTER

REPAIRING

THE

UNIT

[ABOUT

THE

POWER

SUPPLY]

Power

supply

of

the

AX-M430

is

controlled

by

the

tuner.

Therefore

when

repair

of

the

AX-M430

is

necessary,

repair

should

be

made

together

with

the

tuner.

rR

nn

SERVICE

MANUAL

2

To

repair

the

AX-M430

without

tuner,

use

the

following

procedure.

1)

While

pushing

the

PLAY

(*)

button,

press

the

POWER

button

to

turn

the

power

of

the

AX-M430

on.

2)

To

turn

off

the

power

of

the

AX-M430

the

AC

power

cord

must

be

disconnected.

VOLTAGE

CONVERSION

(

[U]

Model

only)

Before

connecting

the

cord.

Set

the

VOLTAGE

SELEC-

TOR

located

on

the

rear

panel

so

that

the

correct

voltage

for

your

area

is

indicated.

I.

DISASSEMBLY

In

case

of

trouble,

etc.,

necessitating

dismantling,

please

dismantle

in

the

order

shown

in

the

illustrations.

Reassemble

in

reverse

order.

1.

Removal

of

UPPER

COVER

3.

HOOKS

UPPER COVER

L

2.

Removal

of

the

FRONT

PANEL

BLOCK

ZZ

GY

GZ,

EJECT

TORSION

SPRING

1)

Disconnect

all

connectors

(except

J10)

connected

to

1)

Unhook

the

EJECT

TORSION

SPRING

the

front

panel.

2)

Removal

the

four

MECHA

BLOCK

fixation

screws

-

enn

SERVICE

MANUAL

————————_____________

3

Il.

PRINCIPAL

PARTS

LOCATION

POWER

MAIN

PCB

TRANSFORMER

(TSO1)

PRE

AMP

PCB

ees

Cet

See

ee

Pai

Q

oO

)

&

eet!

a

POWER

_

SW

PCB

TAPE

(1)

RPC

TAPEII)

MECHA

BLOCK

Me™

ed

MECHA

BLOCK

GEO

PCB

OPEREATION

PCB

Fig.

2-1

Top

view

Ill.

MECHANICAL

ADJUSTMENT

[PRECAUTION]

*

Before

adjustment,

clean

and

de-magnetize

the

heads

and

tape

guides.

*

Do

not

use

the

magnetized

tools

for

the

following

adjust-

ment.

3-1.

CONFIRMATION

OF

THE

WINDING

ada

aid

tt

TORQUE

IN

EACH

MODE

Insert

a

CASSETTE

TORQUE

METER

(AT-751179)

and

\

OH)

)

Ss

[FAST

FORWARD

and

REWIND

mode]

measure

the

torque

in

each

mode.

For

fast

forward

and

Take

up

torque:

70

to

160

g-cm

Fig.3-1

rewind,

measure

the

torque

at

the

end

of

the

tape

when

tape

has

stopped

running.

[PLAY

BACK

mode]

Take

up

torque:

35

to

75

g-cm

Back

tension

torque:

2

to

6

g-cm

SERVICE

MANUAL:

4

3-2.

ADJUSTMENT

OF

THE

TAPE

GUIDE

HEIGHT

(TAPE

Il)

TAPE

GUIDE(C)

TAPE

GUIDE

(A)

TAPE

GUIDE(B)

TAPE

GUIDE

(B)

HEIGHT

TAPE

GUIDE

(A)

HEIGHT

ADJUSTMENT(@)

NUT

ADJUSTMENT®

NUT

Fig.

3-3

1)

Load

the

MIRROR

CASSETTE

TAPE

(AJ-751178)

and

engage

the

FWD

PLAY

mode.

2)

Adjust

TAPE

GUIDE

(A)

HEIGHT

ADJUSTMENT

&

screw

so

that

both

spaces

(A

and

A’)

on

the

TAPE

GUIDE

(A)are

equal.

3)

Adjust

TAPE

GUIDE

(B)

HEIGHT

ADJUSTMENT

®&

screw

so

that

both

spaces

(B

and

B’)

on

the

TAPE

GUIDE

(B)are

equal.

4)

Repeat

above

2)

and

3)

until

tape

runs

smoothly

and

without

any

curls

or

wrinkle

at

the

TAPE

GUIDE

(A),

(B)

and

(C).

5)

After

adjustment,

paint-lock

the

adjustment

@

and

®&

screw.

3-3.

ADJUSTMENT

OF

THE

PB

HEAD

AZI-

MUTH

ALIGNMENT

(TAPE

1)

PB

HEAD

AZIMUTH

ALIGNMENT

@)

SCREW

Fig.

3-4

1)

Connect

the

AC

milli-voltmeters

to

L-ch.

and

R-ch

of

the

VCR/AUX

OUT

on

the

amplifier

and

connect

oscillo

scope’s

input

CH-1

and

CH-2

to

output

of

the

AC

milli-

voltmeters.

2)

Play

back

a

10

kHz(-15

dB),

HEAD

AZIMUTH

ALIGN-

MENT

test

tape

(AT-750778)

and

adjust

©

screw

so

that

the

reading

on

the

AC

milli-voltmeters

are

at

maxi-

mum

and

waveforms

on

the

oscilloscope

are

in

the

same

phase.

3)

After

adjustment,

paint-lock

the

adjustment

@

screw

3-4.

ADJUSTMENT

OF

THE

REC/PB

HEAD

AZIMUTH

ALIGNMENT

(TAPE

I)

FWD

AZIMUTH

REV

AZIMUTH

ALIGNMENT ALIGNMENT

@

SCREW

®screw

Fig.

3-5

1)

Connect

the

AC

milli-voltmeters

to

L-ch.

and

R-ch

of

the

VCR/AUX

OUT

on

the

amplifier

and

connect

oscillo-

scope’s

input

CH-1

and

CH-2

to

output

of

the

AC

_

milli-

voltmeters.

2)

Play

back

a

10

kHz

(-15

dB),

HEAD

AZIMUTH

ALIGN-

MENT

test

tape

(AT-750778)

and

adjustment

@

(FWD

PLAY)

or

©

(REV

PLAY)

SCREW

so

that

the

eading

on

the

AC

milli-voltmeters

are

at

maximum

and

wave-

forms

on

the

oscilloscope

are

in

the

same

phase

.

3)

After

adjustment,

paint-lock

the

adjustment

@

and

6

screws.

TTT

gig

sane

SERVICE

MANUAL

—_

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IV.

ELECTRICAL

ADJUSTMENT

[PRECAUTIONS

BEFORE

ADJUSTMENT]

1.

Before

adjustment,

clean

and

de-magnetize

heads

and

tape

guides.

ABOUT

THE

TEST

MODE

Be

sure

to

engage

the

test

mode

before

proceeding

with

electrical

adjustment

1.

To

engage

the

test

mode,short

the

TEST

AND

TEST

GND

2.

The

“CD

EDIT”

indicator

will

appear

on

the

front

panel

3.

To

disengage

the

test

mode

turn

the

power

off

STEP

|

ADJUSTMENT

ITEM

1.

TEST

TAPE/INPUT

SIGNAL

2.

MODE

3.

TEST

POINT/ADJUSTMENT

PART

4.

(©)

REMAKERS,

(*)

RESULT

Adjustment

Part

2.

|

TAPE

|

NORMAL

TAPE

SPEED

1.

3,150

Hz

test

tape

(AT-751263)

2.

PLAY

3.

AUX

/

VCR

OUT

/VR3

4.

e

Connect

a

frequency

counter

to

AUX

/

VCR

OUT.

*

3,150

+10

Hz

|

1

|

TAPE

|

(X2)

TAPE

SPEED

1.

3,150

Hz

test

tape

(AT-751263)

2.

PLAY

(Push

x

2

DUBBING

START

button)

3.

AUX

/

VCR

OUT

/

VR

14

4.

e

Connect

a

frequency

counter

to

AUX

/

VCR

OUT.

*

6,300

+20

Hz

TEST

MODE

a

TEST

TEST

GND

PRE

AMP

PCB

(View

from

parts

side)

-

|

TAPE

Il

NORMAL

TAPE

SPEED

1.

3,150

Hz

test

tape

(AT-751263)

2.

PLAY

3.

AUX

/

VCR

OUT

/

VR

4

4.

e

Connect

a

frequency

counter

to

AUX

/

VCR

OUT.

*

5

Hz

to

10

Hz

lower

than

the

result

in

STEP

2

[TAPE

1

NORMAL

TAPE

SPEED}

-

|

TAPE

II

(X2)

TAPE

SPEED

1.

3,150

Hz

test

tape

(AT-751263)

2.

PLAY

(Push

X2

DUBBING

START

button)

3.

AUX

/

VCR

OUT

/

VR

2

4.

©

Connect

a

frequency

counter

to

AUX

/

VCR

OUT.

**

5

Hz

to

10

Hz

lower

than

the

result

in

STEP

1

[TAPE

1

(X2)

TAPE

SPEED]

em

SERVICE

MANUAL

V.

PARTS

LIST

Ref.

bwWn

=

101

—=

SP

(Service

Parts)

Classification

ATTENTION

1.

When

placing

an

order

for

parts,

be

sure

to

list

Part

No.,

Model

No.

and

the

description

of

eachpart.

Otherwise,

the

non-delivery

of

the

part

or

the

delivery

of

a

wrong

part

may

result.

2.

Please

make

sure

that

Part

No.

is

correct

when

ordering.

If

not,

a

part

different

from

the

one

you

ordered

may

be

delivered.

3.

Since

the

parts

shown

in

Parts

List

of

Preliminary

Service

Manual

may

have

been

the

subject

of

changes,

please

use

this

Parts

List

for

all

future

reference.

HOW

TO

USE

THIS

PARTS

LIST

.

This

Parts

List

lists

those

parts

which

are

considered

necessary

for

repairs.

Other

common

parts,

such

as

resis-

tors

and

capacitors,

are

listed

in

the

“Common

List

for

Service

Parts”

from

which

these

parts

should

be

selected

and

stocked.

.

The

Recommended

Spare

Parts

List

shows

those

parts

in

the

Parts

List

which

are

considered

particularly

import-

ant

for

service.

.

Parts

not

shown

in

the

Parts

List

and

“Common

List

for

Service

Parts”

will

not

in

principle

be

supplied.

How

to

read

the

Parts

List.

a)

Mechanism

Block

b)

PC

Board

.

HEAD

BASE

BLOCK

6.

MAIN

PC

BOARD

7

oer

Ref.

:

Pari

No.

Description

No

Part

No.

Description

BH-T2023A320A

HEAD

BASE

BLOCK

IC1

El-324536

IC

HD14049BP

HP-H2206A010A

HEAD

R/P

PR4-8FU

C

IC2

E!-336801

IC

MB8841-564M

ZS-477876

PAN20x03STL

CMT

C1A

EC-338399

C

MMY

V

223M

250AC

[UE.B.S]

ZS-536488

BID20x08STL

CMT

C1B

EC-350949

C

MMY

V

223M

250DC

[J]

ZG-402895

SP

CS

ANGLE

ADJUST

c1c

EC-338397

-

C

MMY

V

223M

125AC

[CA]

f

xt

El-318384

OSC

X'TAL

NC-18C

Fine

LS

}

A

|

i

Symbols

for

primary

destination

—

|

[A]:

AAL

(U.S.A)

[S]:

SAA

(Australia)

This

number

corresponds

with

the

individ

|

{B]:

BEAB

(England)

[U]:U/T

(Universal

Area)

ual

parts

index

number

in

that

figure.

[C]:

CSA

(Canada)

[E]:

CEE

(Europe)

[V]:

VDE

(W.

Germ

any)

[J]:

JPN

(Japan)

[Y]:

Custom

Version

|

__—_

SP

(Service

Parts)

Classification

These

reference

symbols

correspond

with

component

symbols

in

the

Schematic

Diagrams.

The

available

PC

Board

Blocks

are

listed

separately.

.

When

Part

No.

is

known,

Parts

Index

at

end

of

Parts

List

can

be

used

to

locate

where

that

part

is

shown

in

PartsList

by

its

Reference

No.listed

at

right

of

Part

No.

WARNING

4,

(&)

INDICATES

SAFETY

CRITICAL

COMPONENTS.

FOR

CONTINUED

SAFETY,

REPLACE

SAFETY

CRITICAL

COMPONENTS

ONLY

WITH

MANUFACTURE’S

RECOMMENDED

PARTS.

AVERTISSEMENT

s

(&)

IL

INDIQUE

LES

COMPOSANTS

CRITIQUES

DE

SECURITE.

POUR

MAINTENIR

LE

DEGRE

DE

SECURITEDE

L’APPAREIL,

NE

REMPLACER

QUE

DES

PIECES

RECOMMANDEES

PAR

LE

FABRICANT.

SERVICE

MANUAL

1.RECOMMENDED

SPARE

PARTS

We

suggest

you

to

stock

the

following

Recommended

Spare

Part

items

listed

below

since

they

can

cover

most

of

the

routine

service.

Ref.No.

Part

No.

Description

Ref.No.

Part

No.

Description

1

AX-401055M

REMOCON

RC-S630

63

ES-390620J

SW

SLIDE

SSSF

01-02N

BB-401096M

MECHA

GAK-5PB-2

[DOLBY]

[TAPE-1]

64

ES-394736J

SW

TACT

SOA-133HS

3

BB-403466M

MECHA

GAK3603D

[INPUT

SELLECTOR

UP}

[TAPE-2]

65

ES-394818J

SW

TACT

SOR-123HS

TO05

4

BM-729992J

MOTOR

EG-530KD-2B

[REC

PAUSE]

5

BM-729993J

MOTOR

EG-530YD-2B

66

ET-732427M

DETECTOR

NJL5165K

6

*BT-403288M

TRANS

POW

C1028-BS

67

ET-356336

TR

DTA114ES

{B.S}

68

ET-369248

TR

DTA114YS

7

*BT-403287M

TRANS

POW

C1028-EV

69

ET-373382

TR

DTA143ZS

{E.V]

70

ET-354415

TR

DTA144ES

8

*BT-403286M

TRANS

POW

C1028-U

71

ET-353897

TR

OTC114ES

(U]

72

ET-360399

TR

DTC114TS

9

EC-389414J

C

CE

V

DE7

B102K

400AC

73

ET-354365

TRDTC114YS

10

*EC-338496

C

CE

V

DE7

FZ

472P

400AC

74

ET-354371

TRDTC124ES

4

EC-383075J

C

EC

V

CUT

SME

332M

35.0DC

75

ET-373392

TR

DTC124xS

12

ED-394723J

D

LED

GL3HY44

YELLOW

76

ET-354364

TR

DTC143TS

13

ED-405359J

D

LED

SEL2915A

C,D

ORANGE

77

ET-373391

TR

DTC143ZS

14

ED-382365J

D

LED

SLR-34VC3F

RED

78

ET-354414

TR

DTC144ES

15

ED-394416J

D

LED

SLV-31VT3F

RED

79

ET-394570J

TR

2SA1038

S

TOS

16

*ED-357036

D

SILICON

DBA20B-K15

100/

2.0A

80

ET-353899

TR

2SA1317

S,T,U

7

ED-307572

D

SILICON

H

18S131

81

ET-352726

TR

2SA1392

T,U

18

ED-624903

D

SILICON

H

182473

82

ET-400965J

TR

2SB1357

E,F

T05

19

%*ED-403291J

D

SILICON

RS403-SC51

200/

4.0A

83

ET-394571J

TR

2SC2389

S,E

T05

20

*ED-511907

D

SILICON

1N4002

100/1.0A

84

ET-397160J

TR

2SC3330

R,S,T,U,V

21

ED-391003J

D

ZENER

H

HZS4C3

85

ET-397152J

TR

28C3382

T,U

22

ED-367520

D

ZENER

H

HZS5.6B3J

F05

86

ET-400741J

TR

2SC3708

T

TOS

23

ED-364033

D

ZENER

H

HZS6.8B3J

F05

87

ET-366581

TR

2$D1762

EF

24

ED-346558

D

ZENER

H

H212B1L

88

ET-401091J

TR

2$D2144S

U.V.W

T05

25

ED-346560

D

ZENER

H

HZ12B3L

89

ET-396072J

TR

2802159

V,\W

26

ED-346627

D

ZENER

H

HZ33

2

90

EV-403297J

VR

ROTARY

RK11K1130

SP104

27

ED-307610

D

ZENER

H

HZ7

A2

[BALANCE

VR}

28

ED-346604

D

ZENER

H

H27

B2

91

EV-403298J

VR

SLIDE

RS15H113D

8104

29

%EF-359007

FUSE

BET

T

250V

1.25A

92

EV-403299J

VR

SPL

"C1028

B104X2

30

*EF-364518

FUSE

BET

T

250V

2.504

[MAIN

VR]

31

%EF-359086

FUSE

BET

T

250V

4.00A

93

HR-732436J

HEAD

RP

BLK

HX-M800W

32

*EF-355374

FUSE

BET

T

250V

500MA

94

HR-732431M

HEAD

RP

MS15R-AA2N4

33

*EF-358641

FUSE

BET

T

250V

800MA

95

MB-732415M

CLUTCH

BELT

(C)

34

E1-367572

IC

BA15218

96

MB-732454J

CLUTCH

BELT

(F)

35

El-389322J

IC

CXA1101P

97

MB-732416M

DRIVE

BELT

36

E1-394572J

IC

CXA1115BP

98

MB-732574J

DRIVE

BELT

37

E1-394574J

IC

LA2000

99

MP-732411J

PINCH

ROLLER

38

£1-359053

IC

LA3600

100

MP-732450J

PINCH

ROLLER

(L)

ASSY

39

EI-393325J

IC

M5S218AP

101

MP-732449J

PINCH

ROLLER

(R)

ASSY

40

EI-394569J

IC

M66312P

41

EI-401056J

IC

P0029

42

EI-390594

IC

PDOOS2

43

*El-394709

IC

STK4142-2

44

El-302233

IC

TC4051BP

45

El-200573

iC

TC4053BP

46

%EI-377101

(C

UPC7805HF

47

El-394518J

IC

UPD6376CX

48

El-403294J

IC

UPD75112CW

FX2DKA1-119

49

El-37395701

OSC

CE

CST4.19MGW

4.194MHZ

50

EJ-394459J

SOCKET

OPTICAL

GP1F32R

CD

OPTICAL

IN]

51

EJ-394442)

SOCKET

52303-1211

12P

CD

JACK]

52

EJ-394445J

SOCKET

52303-1411

14P

[TUNER

JACK]

53

+EO-394826J

COIL

LF

LF-2C

54

EO-403296J

COIL

OSC

1

C1028

100.0KHZ

55

E0-356809

COIL

TUN

1

100Z-121

100.00KHZ

56

*EQ-394450J

RELAY

POW

DG12D1-O(M)

12V

(U]

57

%ER-328278

R

FUSE

H

ERD2FC

1/4W

10ROG

58

+ER-200746

R

FUSE

H

ERD2FC

1/4W

1000G

59

ES-732430M

SW

LEAF

LSA-1114F

60

ES-732429M

SW

LEAF

LSA-1146-2AU

61

ES-403293J

SW

PUSH

SPUL19310A

2-02-02S

[SURROUND

Sw]

62

*ES-349070

SW

SELECTOR

YKS11-0002

02-4

(U}

re

ES

LI

rr

8

MECHA

‘BLOCK

2.

MECHA

BLOCK

Ref.No.

Part

No.

7

2G-732571M

12

MS-732393M

16

MT-732394J

17

ML-732395M

18

MT-732396M

19

MT-732397J

20

MZ-732398M

22

MZ-732401J

23

MZ-7324025

25

MZ-732404M

26

HZ-732405J

30

ML-732409J

32

MP-732411J

33

MZ-732412M

36

MB-732415M

37

MB-732416M

40

MI-732417M

41

MV-732418J

47

2G-732421M

51

ZG-726027J

Description

PACK

SPRING

(M)

P

ROLLER

SHAFT

REEL

ASSY

(7)

BRAKE

ARM

REEL

(S)

REEL

CAP

(8)

FF

GEAR

PLAY

CAM

GEAR

CLUTCH

ASSY

PLAY

GEAR

HEAD

BASE

MOTOR

PULLEY

(C)

PINCH

ROLLER

FLYWHEEL

GEAR

CLUTCH

BELT

(C}

DRIVE

BELT

FLYWHEEL

HOUSING

ASSY

REEL

SPRING

SP

HEAD

(RP)

Ref.No.

Part

No.

52

2G-732425M

56

MZ-732426M

61

ET-732427M

62

EP-732428M

64

ES-732429M

67

ES-732430M

69

HR-732431M

70

HZ-732414M

71

BM-729992

75

ZW-726629J

77

ZW-7255895

80

Z2S-732434M

85

ZS-725379J

NOTE:

Description

P

ROLLER

SPRING

REFLECT

SEAL

DETECTOR

NJL5165K

SOLENOID

ASSY

SW

LEAF

LSA-1146-2AU

SW

LEAF

LSA-1114F

HEAD

RP

MS15R-AA2N4

DUMMY

E

HEAD

LE100-C1

MOTOR

EG-530KD-2B

PSW21X040X025

PSW16X060X050

SCREW

1.7X6SPL

T2BID20X04

Parts

will

not

be

supplied

if

they

are

not

listed

in

the

parts

list,

even

if

they

appear

on

the

assembling

illustrations

with

reference

No.

PRT

S

CEST

a

9

MECHA

BLOCK

(REVERSE

3.

MECHA

BLOCK

(REVERSE)

Ref.No.

Part

No.

]

ZG-732571M

im

HR-732436J

14

MS-732437J

15

MS-732438J

19

MZ-7324395

20

MZ-732440J

21

MZ-732441J

22

MT-732442J

23

MT-732573J

24

ML-732444J

25

MZ-732445J

27

M2-732446J

29

MZ-732447J

30

MS-7324485

32

MP-732449J

33

MP-732450J

36

MR-732452J

40

MB-732574J

41

MB-732454J

42

MI-7325755

43

MI-732576J

44

MV-732457J

45

MV-732458)

50

ZG-732459J

51

ZG-732460J

52

ZG-732461J

10

Description

PACK

SPRING

(M)

HEAD

RP

BLK

HX-M800W

TAPE

GUIDE

(R)

TAPE

GUIDE

(L)

FR

GEAR

REW

GEAR

FR

CAM

GEAR

REEL

ASSY

(G)

REEL

CAP

(C)

BRAKE

ARM

(B)

CLUTCH

(B)

ASSY

PL

CAM

GEAR

(B)

PLAY

GEAR

CASSETTE

GUIDE

PINCH

ROLLER

(R)

ASSY

PINCH

ROLLER

(L)

ASSY

MOTOR

PULLEY

(F)

DRIVE

BELT

CLUTCH

BELT

(F)

FLYWHEEL

(A)

ASSY

FLYWHEEL

(8)

ASSY

HOUSING

(R)

HOUSING

(L)

SP

FR

ARM

(G)

SP

FR

ARM

(B)

SP

REEL

(F)

Part

No.

Description

53

2G-732462J

SP

BRAKE

56

ZG-732463J

SP

FR

SHIFT

58

2G-732464J

SP

PLAY

ARM

59

Z2G-732465J

SP

HEAD

CHASSIS

(B}

61

ZG-732466J

SP

P-ROLLER

(RA)

62

2G-732467J

SP

P-ROLLER

(LA)

63

ZG-732468J

SP

P-ROLLER

ARM

(RB)

64

2G-732463J

SP

P-ROLLER

ARM

(LB)

69

EP-732470J

SOLENOID

ASSY

(B)

70

ES-732429M

SW

LEAF

LSA-1146-2AU

71

ET-732427M

DETECTOR

NJL5165K

85

M2Z-732471J

REFRECT

SEAL

88

BM-729993J

MOTOR

EG-530YD-2B8

95

ZW-726629J

PSW21X040X025

97

ZW-7

15984

PW16X035X0S50PSL

101

ZW-716206

PW17X035X025PSL

102

ZW-749818

WASHER

1.8X5.0X0.5NYL

103

ZW-749819

WASHER

2.1X7.0X0.5NYL

110

2S-725379J

T2B1D20X04

11

ZS-726632J

SCREW

20X05

NOTE:

Parts

will

not

be

supplied

if

they

are

not

listed

in

the

parts

list,

even

if

they

appear

on

the

assembling

illustrations

with

reference

No.

PARTS

UST

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