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Co.,

Ltd

Published

by

Service

Dept

e

Guo

Tat

Building

6F.

Jia

He

Road

392

=X

amen.

Fujian.

China

Tei:+86-592-5517907

Fax:+86-592-5517906

Ff

3

298-5965-00

MAR.

2002P

Clarion

Co.,

Ltd.

5-35-2.

Hakusan.

Bunkyouku.

Tokyo,

*°2-3503

Japan

Printed

in

PRC

RDS-EON

FM/MW/LW

Radio

CD

Combination

with

DVD/MD/CD

Changer/

DSP/EQ/DAB/TV

Control

wot

DXZEZER

(PE-2524E-A)

M@

SPECIFICATIONS

M

NOTE

“We

cannot

supply

PWB

with

component

parts

in

p-

rinciple.

When

a

circuit

on

PWB

has

failure,

please

repair

it

by

component

parts

base.

Parts

which

are

not

mentioned

in

service

manual

are

not

suppied.

?x

CD-ROM

discs

cannot

be

played

by

this

unit.

Radio

section

Tuning

system:

PLL

synthesizer

tuner

Receiving

frequencies:

FM

:

87.5

to

108

MHz

(0.05

MHz

steps)

MW

:

531

to

1602

kHz

(9

kHz

steps)

\W

:

153

to

279

kHz

mM

COMPONENTS

(3

kHz

steps)

PE-2524E-A

CD

player

section

Main

unit

1

System:

Compact

disc

digital

audio

Remote

control

unit

RCB-130-301

1

system

Battery(SUM-3)

2

Frequency

response:

5Hz

to

20

kHz

(+

1

dB)

Mounting

bracket

300-7742-00

1

Signal

to

noise

ratio:

100

dB

(1

kHz)

IHF-A

DCP

case

335-6035-20

1

Dynamic

Range:

95

dB

(1

kHz)

Escutcheon(OUT-ES)

370-6009-00

1

Distortion:

0.01%

Parts

bag

SSS

Removal

key

331-2497-00

2

aici

Rubber

part

345-3653-20

1

Output

power:

31

Wx

4

Screw

716-0726-01

1

NADP

atts

B=

Ny

Extension

lead

854-6362-51

1

Power

supply

voltage:

14.4V

DC

(10.8V

to

15.6V

allowable),

negative

ground

Power

consumption:

Less

than

15A

|

|

FEATURES

Speaker

impedance:

49(4©

to

8

allowable

e

Z

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1.RDS-EON

Receiver

with

Controller

for

DVD,CDad

Auto

antenna

rated

current:

P

So0

mAveriees

MD

Changer

/

DVD

Deck/

DSP

/

EQ/

DAB

and

TV

mer

,

.

2.High

Quality

CD-Deck

with

24-Bit

D/A

Converter

amd

Weight:

Main

unit

1.6

kg

9

2

:

BEAT

EQ

(3-Band

P.EQ)

Remote

control

unit

:

;

F

;

:

3.Fully

Detachable

Motorized

Sloping

Console

Alumin

m

30

g

(including

battery)

:

eee

:

:

: :

Panel

With

Rotary

Encoder

and

Dual

Key

Illuminatiir.

Dimensions:

Main

unit

;

4.4

Volt/6

Gold

Plated

RCA

Line

Level

Output

ani

178(W)x

50(H)x

155(D)mm

, :

.

2-Channel

RCA

AUX

Input

with

3

Level

Adjustmmts

Remote

control

unit

44(W)x

110(H)x

27(D)mm

°K

Specifications

and

design

are

subject

to

change

without

notice

for

further

improvement.

7

M@

To

engineers

in

charge

of

repair

or

inspection

of

our

products.

Before

repair

or

inspection.

make

sure

to

f-

ollow

the

instructions

so

that

Customers

and

Engineers

in

charge

of

repair

Or

inspection

can

avoid

suffering

any

risk

or

injury.

1.Use

specified

parts.

The

system

uses

parts

with

special

safety

features

against

‘!re

and

voitage.

Use

only

parts

with

equiv-

alent

characteristics

when

replacing

them.

The

use

of

unspecified

parts

shall

be

regarded

as

remodeling

for

which

we

shall

not

be

tiable.

The

on-

us

of

product

lability(PL)

shall

not

be

our

respons-

ibility

in

cases

where

an

accident

or

failure

is

as

a

result

of

unspecified

parts

being

used.

2.Place

tne

parts

and

wiring

back

in

their

crigina!

p-

ositions

after

replacement

or

re-wirtng

For

proper

circuit

construction,

use

of

insulationtub-

es,

bonding.

gaps

to

PWB,

etc,

is

involved.

The

wiring

connection

and

routing

to

the

PW8

are

specially

p-

sing

clamps

to

keep

away

from

heated

and

fanned

ou

high

ve

In

their

original

positions

after

repair

or

inspection

lf

extended

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

d-

uring

repair.

the

legal

responsibility

shal!

be

with

the

repairing

company.

3.Check

for

safety

after

repair.

Check

tnat

the

screws.

parts

and

wires

are

put

b-

ack

securely

in

their

original

position

after

repair.

Ensure

for

safety

reasons

there

is

no

possibility

of

secondary

problems

around

the

repaired

spots.

if

extenaed

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

of

repair.

the

legal

responsibility

shall

be

with

the

rep-

airing

company.

4.Caution

in

removal

and

making

wiring

connection

to

the

parts

for

the

automobile.

Disconnect

the

battery

terminal

after

turning

the

ig-

nition

key

off.

If

wrong

wiring

connections

are

made

©

parts.

Ersure

that

they

are

placed

pack

with

the

battery

connected,

a

short

circuit

and/or

fi-

re

may

occur.

If

extensive

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

of

repair,

the

legal

responsibility

shall

be

with

the

repairing

company.

5.Cautions

regarding

chips.

Do

not

reuse

removed

chips

even

when

no

abnor-

mality

is

observed

in

their

appearance.

Always

repl-

ace

them

with

new

ones.

(The

chip

parts

include

r-

esistors.

capacitors,

diodes.

transistors,

etc).

The

neg-

ative

pole

of

tantalum

Capacitors

is

highly

suscepti-

ble

to

heat.

so

use

special

care

when

replacing

th-

em

and

check

the

operation

afterwards.

6.

Cautions

in

handing

flexible

PWB

Before

working

with

a

soldering

iron,

make

sure

that

the

iron

tip

temperature

is

around

270

C.

Take

care

not

to

apply

the

iron

tip

repeatedly

(more

than

three

times)

to

the

same

patterns.

Also

take

care

not

to

apply

the

tip

with

force.

7.

Turn

the

unit

OFF

during

disassembly

and

parts

replac-

ement.

Recheck

all

work

before

you

apply

power

to

the

unit.

8.Cautions

in

checking

that

the

optical

pickup

lights

up

The

laser

is

focused

on

the

disc

reflection

surface

through

the

tens

of

the

optical

pickup.

When

checking

that

the

laser

optical

diode

ghts

up.

keec

your

eyes

more

than

30cms

away

from

the

lens.

Prolonged

vie-

wing

of

the

laser

within

30cms

May

Gamage

your

ey-

esight.

9.Cautions

in

handing

the

optical

pickup

The

laser

diode

of

tne

optical

pickup

car

ce

damag-

ed

by

electrostatic

charge

caused

by

your

clothes

a-

nd

body.Make

sure

to

avoid

electrostatic

cnrarges

oan

your

clothes

or

body,

or

discharge

static

stectricity

b-

efore

handling

the

Optical

pickup

9-1.Laser

diode

The

laser

diode

terminals

are

shorted

‘s

Vansport-

ation

in

order

to

prevent

electrostatic

a

7

age.

After

replacement.

open

the

shorted

circuit.

Wren

reamovin-

g

the

pickup

from

the

mechanism.

sho-t

tne

termin-

als

by

soldering

them

to

prevent

this

damage

9-2.

Actuator

The

actuator

has

a

powerful

magnetic

circuit.

if

a

magnetic

material

is

put

close

to

it.

:ts

craracterisi-

ics

will

change.

Ensure

that

no

foreian

s

enter

through

the

ventilation

slots

in

th

Cleaning

the

jens

Dust

on

the

optical

tens

affects

performance.

To

cl

ean

the

lens,

apply

a

smal!

amount

of

isopropolalc-

ohol

to

lens

paper

and

wipe

the

lens

gently,

co

o

QW

@

CAUTIONS

This

appliance

contains

a

laser

system

and

is

classified

as

a

“CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUST".

To

use

this

model

properly,

read

this

Owner's

Manua!

carefully

and

keep

this

manual

for

your

future

reference.

In

case

of

any

trouble

with

this

player,

please

contact

your

nearest

"AUTHORIZED

service

station".

To

prevent

direct

expos-

ure

to

the

laserbeam,

do

not

try

to

open

the

enclosure

MODEL

Clarion

12V

©

GROUND

¢

€

153-279kHz

531-1602kHz

==

87.5-108MHz

wate

eS

CLASS1

LASER

PRODUCT

Bottom

view

of

Main

Unit

lf

an

error

occurs,

Take

the

measures

Error

Display

mM

ERROR

DISPLAYS

one

of

the

following

displays

is

displayed.

described

below

to

eliminate

the

problem.

Cause

Measure

ERROR2

A

CD

is

caught

inside

the

CD

deck

and

is

not

ejected.

This

is

a

failure

of

CD

deck’s

mechanism.

ERROR

3

A

CD

cannot

be

played

due

to

scratches,

etc.

Replace

with

a

non-scratched,

non-warped

ERROR

A

CD

is

loaded

upside-down

inside

the

CD

deck

and

does

not

play.

Eject

the

disc

then

reload

it

properly.

ERROR

A

CD

inside

the

CD

changer

is

not

loaded.

This

is

a

failure

of

CD

changer's

mechanism.

ERROR

A

CD

inside

the

CD

changer

cannot

be

played

due

to

scratches,

etc.

Replace

with

a

non-scratched,

non-warped

disc.

ERROR

A

CD

inside

the

CD

changer

cannot

be

played

because

it

is

loaded

upside-down.

+

Eject

the

disc

then

reload

it

property.

ERROR

Displayed

when

the

temperature

in

the

MD

changer

is

too

high

and

playback

has

been

stopped

automatically.

Lower

the

surrounding

temperature

and

wait

for

a

while

to

cool

off

MD

changer.

An

MD

inside

the

MD

changer

is

net

loaded.

This

is

a

failure

of

MD

crangers

mechanism.

An

MD

inside

the

MD

changer

cannot

be

played

due

to

scratches,

etc.

——

Replace

with

a

non-scratched,

non-warped

disc.

An

MD

inside

the

MD

changer

cannot

be

played

because

it

is

loaded

upside-down.

Eject

the

disc

then

reload

it

property.

Displayed

when

a

non-recorded

MD

is

loaded

in

the

MD

changer.

Load

a

pre-recorded

MD

in

the

MD

changer.

lf

an

error

display

other

than

the

ones

described

above

appears,

press

the

reset

button.

Item

@

ADJUSTMENTS

Procedure

Measuring

instrument

S-meter

Tuner

Pack

=

Top

side

of

main

unit

1.Input

the

98.1MHz/30dB

yz

(400HZz-MOD

30%)signal.

1

SG

2.Turn

on

the

power

switch.

And

press

the

AF

button

and

CH6

button

at

the

same

time.(TEST

MODE)

3.Adjust

the

reading

of

LCD

indicator

to

[30----00]

(3.0V+

0.2V)by

VR1.

espresee

ote

@

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem

Cause

Measure

Power

does

not

turn

on.

Fuse

is

blown.

Replace

with

a

fuse

of

the

sar

(No

sound

is

produced.)

Incorrect

wiring.

Read

the

attacrs

once

again

anc

wire

properly

No

sound

output

when

Operating

the

unit

with

amplifiers

or

power

an-

tenna

attached.

to

ground

or

excessive

current

Power

antenna

lead

is

shorted

is

required

for

remote-on

the

amplifiers

or

power

antenna.

.

Turn

the

1.Turn

the

urit

off.

2.

Remove

al!

wires

attached

to

the

power

anten-

na

lead.

Check

each

wire

for

a

possibie

short

to

ground

using

an

ohm

meter

ur.t

back

on

Reconnect

each

amplifier

remote

wee

to

ower

antenca

lead

one

py

one.

if

the

amplifiers

turn

off

before

all

wires

are

attached.

use

an

external

relay

to

provide

remote-on

yvoitage

(excessive

current

required.)

Nothing

happens

when

buttons

are

pressed.

Display

is

not

accurate.

4

The

microprocessor

has

malfu-

nctioned

due

to

noise.

etc.

Turn

off

the

power,

then

press

the

RELEASE

button

and

remove

the

DCP

Press

the

reset

button

witha

thin

rod

DCP

or

main

unit

connectors

are

dirty.

H

fo

|

Wipe

the

dirt

off

with

a

soft

cloth

moistened

with

cleaning

alcohol.

Compact

disc

cannot

be

loaded.

Another

compact

disc

is

:

already

loaded.

\

4+—

i

Eject

the

compact

disc

before

loading

tne

new

one.

Compact

disc

is

dirty.

Clean

the

comcact

disc

with

a

soft

cloth.

—-——

i

Compact

disc

is

heavily

scratched

or

warped.

Replace

with

a

compact

disc

with

no

scraicres,

Water

droplets

may

form

on

the

internal

!ens

when

the

car

is

parked

in

a

humid

place.

!

i

t

i

Let

dry

for

about

1

hour

with

the

power

on.

——~-4

Sound

skips

or

is

noisy.

Sound

is

bad

directly

af-

ter

power

is

turned

on.

T

Poor

sound

quality

DXZ828R

The

equalizer

levels

are

too

high.

Lower

the

equalizer

levels.

if

the

equalizer

levels

are

too

high.

the

sound

may

distort.

me

amperage.

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EXPLANATION

OF

IC:

M@

M30624MGA-E72GP

052-3926-00

MASTER

MICRO

COMPUTER

1.Outward

Form

:

190

pins

QFP

2.

Terminal

Description

pin

1:

CONT

O

:

Contrast

pin

2:

T-BASE

IN

>

TO

PLL

IC

PING

pin

3°

CDSBSY

:

IN

:

COMECHA

TERMINAL

pin

4°

PLL-CE

O

>

TOPLLIC

PIN2

pin

5°

REMOCON

:

IN

:

REMOTE-CONTROL

RECEIVE

SIGNAL

INPUT

TERMINAL

pin

6

:

BYTE

IN:

Connected

GND

pin

7:

VSS

iN:

Connected

GND

pin

8

>

JOGCW

:

IN:

JOG

VR

input

terminal(R}

pin

9

:

JOGCCW

IN

:

JOG

VR

input

terminal{L)

pin

10:

RESET

iN

:

While

it

is

“LOW",MICOM

will

be

reset

pin

11°

XOUT

O

:

Connecting

termina!

for

oscillating

crystal

jor

main

system

clock

pin

12:

VSS

-

*°

Connected

to

GND

pin

13°

XIN

'N

>

Connecting

terminal

for

oscillating

crystal

for

main

system

clock

pin

14°

VCC

VDD+5V

power

supply

terminal

pin

15

>

NMI

IN

=

Connectedio

VCC

pin

16°

ACC-DET

'N

:

ACC

DETECTING

terminal

pin

17.

BU

DET

iN

-

When

this

terminst

turns

tow.micro

computer

detects

the

B/U

OFF

and

turns

micro

computer

to

stopping

oscillating

pin

18:

KEY

INT

IN:

KEY

insertion

input

terminal

low

when

EJECT

KEY

or

FNC

KEY

(power)

pushed.

When

‘his

terminal

turns

low.KEY

A/D

terminal

pin

19:

27

PINCONNECTOR

»

IN

>

MICOM

27PIN

terminal

pin

20.)

MOTOR-

O

.

AUTO

SLOP

control

pin

21:

MOTOR-

:

O

:

AUTO

SLOP

contro!

pin

22:

BEEP

:

0

:

BEEP

pin.

23:

MOTORREM

‘

O

:

AUTO

SLOP

contro!

pin

24:

DIRREF

°:

0

pin

25°

PAC/CATSL

:

O

:

PAC/CATSLED

OUTPUT

pin

26

|

PULSE

DIMMER

»

©

+

B/LLEDOUTPUT

pin

27:

RX

‘IN

|

RECEPTION

pin

28:

TX

:

QO

:

TRANSMISSION

pin

2¢

:

RDSCDMDTEST

‘IN:

Connected

GND

pin

30:

NC

-

IN:

Connected

to

GND

pin)

31)

Z-MUTE

:

©

:

Z-MUTE

control

pin

32

:

EX

AMP

REMOUT

:

QO

:

EX

AMP

REMOUT

control

pin

33:

LCDSC

‘0

:

Serial

data

communication

tine

with

LCD

D-

RIVER

IC

pin

34:

LCDS!

‘IN:

Serial

data

communication

line

with

LCD

D-

RIVER

IC

pin

35:

LCDCLK

:

©

:

Serial

data

communication

line

with

LCD

D-

RIVER

IC

pin

36:

LCD

KEY

SEQ

N

:

Serial

data

communication

line

with

LCD

D-

a

RIVER

IC

pin

37:

LCDCS

‘

0

:

Serial

data

communication

line

with

LCD

D-

RIVER

IC

pin

38°

INT1

SIND

INTIS

pin

39:

INT2

SIN:

INT2=L

pin

40:LD-MUTE

:

O

:

Connected

to

CD

MECHA.

pin

41:°LO-CONT

:

IN

:

Connected

to

CD

MECHA.

pin

42:

COTR-A

:

IN

:

Terminal

to

detect

the

condition

of

DISC.

Loading,

chucking

or

others.

when

DISC

is

not

inserted.

low

is

input

for

A/B/C

terminal.

pin

43:

CDTR-B

N

=

Terminal

to

detect

the

condition

of

DISC.

Loading,

chucking

or

others,

when

DISC

is

not

inserted.

low

is

input

for

A/B/C

terminal.

pin

44:

CHU-SW

:

—

:

Connectedto

CD

MECHA.

pin

45:

SSTOP

:

IN:

Connected

to

CD

MECHA.

pin

46:

CD

RESET

:

O

:

Reset

output

terminal

for

CD/Stereo

IC.

pin

47:

CDCCE

:

O

:

Connected

tc

CD

MECHA.

pin

48:

CD

BUCK

:

©

:

Connected

to

CD

MECHA.

pin

49

>

CD

BUC3

O

:

Serial

communication

line

with

stave

micro

computer.

pin

50:

CO

BUC2

-

O

:

Serial

communication

line

with

slave

micro

computer.

pin

51:

CD

BUCT

:

O

:

Serial

communication

line

with

slave

micro

computer.

DXZ828R

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pn

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

en

gran

a

ur

DO

ts

(a)

en

SI

~IN

NONE

BwOW

AO

NI

a

77:

78

:

79:

80

:

81

82

83

:

84:

85

86

87

88

:

8g

:

90:

CD

BUCO

co

CD+8V

-O

VD5v

ie)

-

DIRE’OUT

:

IN

’

DIRERROR

IN

DIG

RESET

e)

DAC

DATA

fe)

>

DAC

CLK

0]

VOD

.

»

NC

IN

vSs

DN

-

OFEN

POS!

IN

CLOSE

POS!

N

ST’/So

IN

NOISE

_DCHG

9.3

MUTE_SPEED_UP

20

RDS_TEST_ST

ae)

RDS

MUTE

:

0

RDS_DATA

°

IN

NC

IN

DIG

5¥

fe)

RBSC_K

:

IN

EVCLCLK

:

0

EVOL

DATA

0)

:

BUS

IN/OUT

:0

LINE

MUTE

:

O

AMP

MUTE

:

0

NAVIMUTE

:

0

SYSMUTE

:

0

PHONE

INT

iN

iLL

DET

IN

AMP

REMDET

DIN

AMP

REMOUT

ane)

»

AUTOANT

:

0

5V

REM

:

0

NOISE

Z1N

SMETER

:

IN

KEYA/D

:

IN

DIMMER-IN

DIN

DISP

SV

REM

:6

KEY

ILL

REM

[0

SYSACC

:9

AVSS

i

>

NC

DIN

>

VREF

SiN

>

AVCOC

=

>

PLL

SI

DIN

>

PLLSO

0

/PLELCLK

:

9

Serial

communication

line

with

slave

micro

computer

:

CD

Mechanism

Loading/CD

power

on

signat

output.

VOD.

CD

MECH

Digital

signals

out.

»

CD

MECH

Digital

signals

error.

Serial

data

communication

line

with

CD

MECH.

:

Serial

data

communication

line

with

CD

MECH.

power

supply

termina

-

Connected

to

GND

:

Connected

to

GND.

AUTO

SLOP

open

position.

AUTO

SLOP

close

position.

SO=HI

ROS

NOISE

RDS

NOISE

»

To

PLL

IC

pin9

and

tuner

pin19

RDS

output

terminial

for

noise

reduction

during

follow-up

motion.

Input

data

form

ROS

decoder

:

Connected

to

GND.

CD

SV

power

cantro!

terminal

for

CD

module

TO

RDS

!C

pints

:

Serial

data

communication

line

to

electronic

volume

iC

:

Serial

data

communication

line

to

electronic

volume

IC

AUDIO

IN/OUT

control

terminal.

"H”=IN

"L*sOUT

CE-NET

MUTE

CONTROL.

"L"=MUTE

POWER

IC

MUTE

CONTROL.

“L"=MUTE

:

Navigation

Mute

control

SYSTEM

MUTE

terminal

‘L"=MUTE

‘

Phone

interruption

:

illumination

signai

detection

terminal

:

AMP

REM

voltage

detection

terminal

‘

To

power

IC

pin4

mute

control

:

SV

power

supply

contro!

terminal

for

system

:

Noise

level

detection

terminal

1for

RDS

‘

Connects

FM

S

meter

and

changes

indication

by

the

wave

strength

:

Detection

terminal

for

OPEN/EJECT/ENC

KEY

»

AUTO

DIMMER

-

LCD

light

control

:

SW

PWB

xey

light

contro!

:

CeNET

ACC

power

supply

terminal

controt,“H*

=ON

:

Connected

to

GND

-

Connected

to

GND

:

Standard

applied

voltage

terminal

for

A/D

convert

:

B/U

5V

voltage

supply

for

A/D

convert

*

FROM

PLL

IC

DATA

OUT

pins

:

TO

PLL

IC

DATA

IN

pin3

:

TO

PLL

IC

CLOCK

IN

pin4

M

EXPLODED

VIEW

-

PARTS

LIST:

DCP

Section

PARTS

NO.

DESCRIPTION

DCP-384-700

373-0988-01

347-6724-00

347-6726-00

371-5713-01

347-6723-00

dee

esr

DCP

ASSY

DIAL-CVR

DOUBLE

FACE

DESCRIPTION

382-6445-00

|

BUTTON

———

335-6704-01

|

INDICATOR

LENS

DOUBLE

FACE

FACE

PANEL

DOUBLE

FACE

382-6444-01

|

BUTTON

370-5995-03

ESCUTCHEON

750-67

20-00

SPRING

347-6836-00

|

SURGE

FILM

1347-6721-00

SURGE

FILM

+.

382-6446-01

BUTTON

382-6451-00

BUTTON

[382-6447-00

BUTTON

347-6812-00

FILM

a

335-6702-00

|

ILLUMI

PLATE

335-6493-02

REAR-CVR

716-0872-12

PAD

SCREW

347-6529-00

|

COVER

FILM

347-6734-00

DOUBLE

FACE

382-6448-01

[BUTTON

382-6449-01

BUTTON

382-6450-00

BUTTON

347-6798-00

REFLECTOR

347-6748-00

|

FILM

——++

347-6747-00

FILM

4

778-6019-00

SCREW

378-0537-00

BADGE

347-6737-00

FILM

380-5537-00

|

ALMI-KNOB

347-6749-00

|

DOUBLE

FACE

345-8680-00

|

RUBBER

RING

380-5538-00

|

KNOB

INNER

347-6741-00

|

DOUBLE

FACE

016-9900-85

|

ENCODER-SW

a/[-ajafofpajalrmojo

039-2167-00

;

SW-PWB

(WITHOUT

COMPONENT)

|

—

013-6511-50

|

LUMI-SW

013-6519-50

|

LUMI-SW

060-4008-00

|

R-RECEIVER

076-0647-00

|

PLUG

051-6057-00/1C

001-7055-90

|

DIODE

013-6507-50

|

SWITCH

347-6739-00

|

FILM

335-6759-00

|

LED-HOLDER

001-7030-02

|

DIODE

335-6701-00

|

LCD-HOLDER

335-6700-00

|

ILLUMI

PLATE

345-5165-00

|

RUBBER

CONNECTOR

347-6728-00

|

FILM

379-1228-51

|

INDICATOR

347-6628-00

|

SPACER

FILM

331-3353-00

|LCD-CVR

4

345-8647-00

|

CUSHION

060-4011-80

|;

PHOTO-TR

Main

Section

To

make

the

opening

position

when

it

mounts

it.

286-9941-00

|

SETPLATE

346-0147-00

|

LEATHER-SHEET

PARTS

NO.

345-8701-00

CUSHION

347-6727-00

|

FILM

076-0313-02

PLUG

(OUTL

ET

SOCKER

716-0717-10

;

STEEL

SCREW(M2.3x

3)

074-1198-68

347-6215-00

SPACER-FILM

780-2005-00

|

SCREW(M2x

5)

eee

INNER-ES

ASSY

731-3006-80

|

TAPTIGHT(M3x

6)

001-7011-94

DIODE

mops

042-0650-00

039-2166-00

DOUBLE-LAYER-C

MAIN

PWB

{

305-0274-01

IDES

YAO)

(WITHOUT

COMPONENT)

+

10

714-3006-81

|

MACHINE

SCREW(M3x

6)

39

]

013-61400-00

|

SWITCH

4

347-6729-00

|

INSULATOR

40

074-1138-76

|

OUTLET

SOCKET

1

42

816-2569-50

|

FLAT

CABLE

—{—_

41

052-3926-00

|

MICOM

43

331-2744-00

|

STOPPER

|

42

101-0941-00

}

TRANSISTOR

14

|

$03-0472-00

|

UPPER-CVR

43

313-1651-21

|

HEAT

SINK

15

331-3323-01

i|CD-SUB-BRKT

L

44

092-4000-51

|

ANT-RECEPT

16

714-2603-80

|

MACHINE

SCREW

45

880-2089C

|TUNER

17

929-0226-80

|

CD-MECH-MODULE

46

313-1715-20

HEAT

SINK

18

331-3324-00

|

CD-SUB-BRKT

47

102-3420-50

|

TRANSISTOR

19

|347-6705-00

[INSULATOR

48

074-1194-00

OUTLET

SOCKET

345-3799-20

{RUBBER

PART

49

|

074-1214-00

OUTLET

SOCKET

21

855-5424-50

|

RCA

PIN

CORD

50

042-0447-00

ALUMI-ELE-C

013-7206-50

|

DETECTOR

SWITCH

22

|

335-0833-01

|LEAD

HOLDER

51

|

347-6245-00|

FILM

23

|

307-0616-03

REAR-CVR

52

_

|

305-0275-00

|

SIDE-CVR(R)

24

|

313-1814-00

|

HEAT

SINK

53

|

347-6536-00/

PROTECT

SHEET

25

[313-1813-00

|

HEAT

SINK

54

|

304-0460-01

LOWER-CVR

26

|

731-3008-89

|

TAPTIGHT(M3x

8)

55

_|

347-5918-00

|

INSULATOR

331-2255-20

|

IC-HOLDER

56

|

331-2869-00

|

SHIELD-CASE

28

|051-2038-10

[IC

103-2012-00

|

TRANSISTOR

29

—

|013-7106-00

|DETECTOR

SWITCH

|

58

|

013-8102-00

|SLIDE

SWITCH

30

|331-3378-00

|SW-HOLDER

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

4

1

1

59

|

290-7672-00

{LABEL

[

60

_|

855-5458-50

|RCA

PIN

CORD

1

Inner-Es

assy

section

z

o

PARTS

NO.

DESCRIPTION

Grease

on

(2)

3

PARTS

NO.

716-1715-02

|

DECORATIVE

SCREW

21

1341-1740-00

ROLLER

074-1278-00

|

OUTLET

SOCKET

mg

22

347-6527-00

|

CUSHION

347-6528-00

|

INSULATER

23

ed

ie

SPRING

[

854-4380-01

|

EXTENSION

LEAD

24

|

291-0099-00

|

STICKER

|

331-3115-00

|

DCP

HOLDER

25

613-0717-00

|

INPUT

GEAR

335-6507-00

|

ARM-COVER(L)

335-6508-00

|

ARM-COVER(R)

716-1468-20

|

SCREW(M2

x

2.5)

335-6506-00

|

HOOK

O;LDMINI

D/O

AlLwWI]

mM]

a

26

|634-0023-00

|

MOTOR

ASSY

27

716-0872-00

PAD

SCREW

347-6275-00

FILM

039-1862-00

750-3431-02

|

SPRING

FPC

PWB

-=/—-—)/n

joa}

3)

4] 3} 3}

a

(WITHOUT

COMPONENT)

aire

cairn

eacdeens

4

FRONT-PLATE

331-3118-01

|

LEVER-LO(R)

335-6505-00

|

ILLUMI

PLATE

341-1736-00

|

SHAFT

309-0772-01

750-3304-20

|

SPRING

613-0719-00

|

ARM-GEAR

335-6499-00

|

CN-CVR

750-3432-00

|

SPRING

370-5935-00

|

INNER-ES

613-0720-00

|

HUS-GEAR

331-3117-01

|

LEVER-UP(R)

746-0768-20

|

WASHER

750-3303-20

SPRING

(ARM)

345-8701-00

CUSHION

331-3119-00

|

LEVER-LO(L)

946-0079-01

331-3120-00

|

LEVER-UP(L)

947-0513-02

716-1758-00

|

PAD

SCREW

Ro}mleafoalaporfojyiaf

ufo}

a]

oo

om

GEAR-BOX

ASSY

T-LIM-GEAR

ASSY

>a]yermetmajpol]

pf]

a]

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oa

fv

MELECTRICAL

PARTS

Main

REF

No.i/PART

No.

PWB

section

(B1)

DESCRIPTION

LIST

REF

No.

[PART

No.

DESCRIPTION

_

|DESCRIPTION

C1

IC

101

IC

220

IC

230

iC

280

IC

302

IC

303

IC

401

IC

402

110

403

IC

404

IC

405

IC

406

IC

407

IC

408

IC

409

IC

501

IC

502

IC

504

IC

505

iC

506

IC

801

IC

802

Q2

oOmWnN

DW

201

202

210

211

212

213

222

223

224

225

226

227

228

230

231

232

235

236

239

240

242

243

POONHDnDDHDHO9OD

DOOD

DDD

DODD

DDD

DODD

'051-6201-90

LC72146M

051-2038-10'

LA47501

[051-3201-90)

AN77L06

(051-1014-08)

TA7291F

051-3605-90!

NJM2360A

'051-3034-90'

NJM4558V

051-7232-08)

4VHC4066

051-3034-90'

NJM4558V

051-3034-90°

NJM4558V

951-3034-90'

NUM4558V

051-6327-08.

LC89051V

'051-6370-08'

AK4380

'051-3034-90'

NIM4558V

'051-3034-90'

NJM4558V

1051-3034-90!

JM4558V

051-7100-08.

TC4W66F

'051-5020-90:

M61508FP

1051-6600-38

CAOO008AM

1051-0869-55'

NJM2103M

051-3034-90,

NJM4558V

051-5823-00

LC72723M

125-0002-03'

RN2403

103-1306-00'

2SD1306

100-1162-00;

2SA1162

100-1162-00)

2SA1162

125-2004-03|

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