Panasonic RX-FM15 Bedienungsanleitung

ervice

Via

FM-AM-FM

Stereo

Cassette

Recorder

RX-FM25

MECHANISM

SERIES

m@

SPECIFICATIONS

General:

Power

Requirement:

Power

Consumption:

Power

Output:

Speaker:

Output:

Dimensions:

Weight:

Panasonic.

AC;

120V,

60Hz

Battery;

9V

(Six

‘“D”

Size

Flashlight

Batteries)

(Panasonic

UM-1

or

equivalent)

13W

(AC

only)

7W

(38.5Wx2)...RMS

(max.)

4"

(10cm)

PM

Dynamic

Speaker

(32)

Headphones;

322,

$3.5

16"!

16

(W)

59/46"

(H)4°/,"(D)

(428x135x118)mm

4

|b.

7

oz

(2kg)

without

batteries

Radio

Section:

Radio

Frequency

Range:

Intermediate

Frequency:

Sensitivity:

Tape

Deck

Section:

Frequency

Response:

Recording

System:

Tape

Speed:

Track

System:

Weights

and

dimensions

shown

are

approximate.

(Les

poids

et

dimensions

mentionnes

sont

approximatifs.)

Design

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Matsushita

Services

Company

50

Meadowland

Parkway,

Secaucus,

New

Jersey

07094

P.O.

Box

774

Honolulu,

Hawaii

96808-0774

Matsushita

Electric

RX-FM15

Panasonic

Hawaii

Inc.

91-238

Kauhi

St.

Ewa

Beach

ORDER

NO.

GAD8602509C1

nual

Radio

Cassette

Black)

This

is

the

Service

Manual

for

the

following

areas.

[M|

For

U.S.A.

---For

Canada.

FM;

88~108

MHz

AM;

525~

1610kHz

FM;

10.7MHz

AM;

455kHz

FM;

3uV/50mW

output

(-3dB

Limit)

AM;

140uV/m/50mW

output

908,000

Hz

(with

normal

tape)

DC

bias,

Magnet

erase

17/,

ips

(4.8cm/s)

4-track

2

channel

stereo

recording

and

playback

Panasonic

Sales

Company,

Division

of

Matsushita

Electric

of

Puerto

Rico,

Inc.

Ave.

65

De

Infanteria,

KM

9.7

Victoria

Industrial

Park

Carolina,

Puerto

Rico

00630

of

Canada

Limited

5770

Ambler

Drive,

Mississauga,

Ontario,

L4W

2T3

RX-FM15

Pally

=

vl

SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS

¢For

u.s.a,)

Before

servicing,

unplug

the

power

cord

to

prevent

an

electric

shock.

When

replacing

parts,

use

only

manufacturer’s

recommended

components

for

safety.

Check

the

condition

of

the

power

cord.

Replace

if

wear

or

damage

is

evident.

After

servicing,

be

sure

to

restore

the

lead

dress,

insulation

barriers,

insulation

papers,

sheilds,

etc.

Before

returning

the

serviced

equipment

to

the

customer,

be

sure

to

make

the

following

insulation

resistance

test

to

prevent

the

customer

from

being

exposed

to

a

shock

hazard.

INSULATION

RESISTANCE

TEST

(For

u.s.a,)

1.

Unplug

the

power

cord

and

short

the

two

prongs

of

the

plug

with

a

jumper

wire.

2.

Turn

on

the

power

switch.

3.

Measure

the

resistance

value

with

ohmmeter

between

the

jumpered

AC

plug

and

each

exposed

metal

cabinet

part,

such

as

screwheads,

antenna,

control

shafts,

handle

brackets,

etc.

Equipment

with

antenna

terminals

should

read

between

3MQ

and

5.2

M2

to

all

exposed

parts’.

(Fig.

1)

Equipment

without

antenna

terminals

should

read

approximately

infinity

to

all

exposed

parts.

(Fig.

2)

*

Note:

Some

exposed

parts

may

be

isolated

from

the

chassis

by

design.

These

will

read

infinity.

.

If

the

measurement

is

outside

the

specified

limits,

there

is

a

possibility

of

a

shock

hazard.

The

equipment

should

be

repaired

and

rechecked

before

it

is

returned

to

the

customer.

Antenna

Ohmmeter

Fig.

1

Resistance

=

3MQ2—5.2MQ

Exposed

_

metal

part

Ohmmeter

Fig.

2

Resistance

=

Approx

oo

LOCATION

OF

CONTROLS

AND

COMPONENTS

@

Volume

Control

(VOLUME)

@

Tone

Control

(TONE)

©

Function

Selector

(SELECTOR)

©

Pause

Button

(')

PAUSE)

©

Stop/Eject

Button

((:

3

STOP/EJECT)

@

Fast

Forward

Button

(«

FF)

@

Rewind

Button

(»»)

REWIND)

@

Playback

Button(<:

PLAY)

©

Record

Button

(©

|RECORD))

@

Tuning

Control

(TUNING)

@

Speakers

(10cm)

(30)

@

Cassette

Compartment

®

FM

Stereo

Indicator

(FM

STEREO)

@

Built-in

Microphone

(MIC)

@®

Telescopic

Antenna

@

Handle

@

Headphones

Jack

(PHONES)

(3.5)

(32)

@

AC

Socket

(AC

IN~)

@®

Battery

Compartment

When

the

tape

is

caught

in

the

pinch

roller,

etc.

Release

the

tape

by

turning

the

pulley

on

the

motor

with

the

screw-

driver

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow.

BATTERY

SERVICE

LIFE

UM-1(C

size)

Batteries

Approx.

12

hours

of

recording

(ElAJ)

Approx.

8

hours

of

playback

(EIAJ)

with

volume

set

at

8.5

position

The

above

battery

service

life

is

measured

according

to

the

conditions

set

forth

by

EIAJ

(Electronic

Industries

Association

of

Japan).

Asthe

battery

service

life

varies

with

the

method

of

operation

and

environmental

conditions,

use

these

values

as

reference.

RX-FM15

DISASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

(A)

(B)

_

Push

the

stop/eject

button.

(77...

7

i

p--

GF

EE

STE

JY

eh

9

EA

CPE

IT

a

\

f)

Remove

the

battery

cover.

Front

Cabinet

Ass’y

1

Mechanism

Unit

ee

3

Main

Circuit

Board

Remove

the

rib

direction

of

arrow

(2).

Lad

Z

te

stlte

wsite

Ratan

Bi

e

Remove

the

3

screws

(G).

(1)

Remove

the

washer

(H).

(2)

Pull

out

the

flywheel

ass’y

direction

of

arrow

(3).

Remove

the

spring

direction

of

arrow

@).

CABINET

PARTS

LOCAT

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

LIST

Important

safety

notice

Components

identified

by

A

mark

have

special

Characteristics

important

for

safety.

When

replacing

any

of

these

components,

use

only

manufacturer's

specified

parts.

e

mark

stand

for

that

the

parts

are

supplied

in

MESA.

(M]...For

U.S.A.

[c]...

For

Canada.

CABINET

PARTS

XWA3BFN

eK

1

RYMXFM15M_~

Front

Cabinet

Ass’y

XWG3FN

eK

2[M]

RYFXFM15M

_

Rear

Cabinet

Ass’y

[For

U.S.A.]

°K

2[(C]

RYFXFM15MC

Rear

Cabinet

Ass’y

[For

Canada.]

RYQXFM15M

Cassette

Compartment

Ass’y

RUS527Z

Spring

(Cassette)

RJP3G4Y

Pulg,

3

(CP1)

RYNXFM15M_~

Battery

Compartment

Ass'y

RME400Z

Holder,

LED

RJP2G4Y

Plug,

2

(CS2)

RJT707Z

Terminal,

Socket

XTC3

+

8CFZ

WM034B7Z202

RJS3L3Z

RUSS34Y

RHG720W

RBD3712Z1

RBN670X3

XTN3

+

35GFZ

RUP20452Z

RJS2L3Z

Socket,

2

(CS2)

RJC610Z

Spring,

Battery

(—)

RUP2044Z

P.C.B

(LED,

Battery)

RDR72Z

Pulley,

Dial

Belt

eA1(M]

RQX4725Z

RDG5782Z

Gear,

Cassette

Compartment

{For

U.S.A.]

RBN73321

Knob,

Tuning

eA1[C]

RQX4768Z

RAS10P172Z

Speaker

[For

Canada.]

RDP306Z

Dial

Pointer

A2[M]

RJA22X

XSN26

+8

Screw

(Tuning

Knob

M’tg)

[For

U.S.A.]

XWA26B

Washer

(Tuning

Knob

M’tg)

A2[C]

RJA22Y

[For

Canada.]

RJC91003Z

RKX347Z

Spring

(Battery

(+/—))

XEARR225EAY

Telescopic

Antenna

XTV3

+

12G

Screw

(Main

P.C.B

M’tg)

XSN3+25BNS

Screw

(Telescopic

Antenna

[For

Canada.]}

M’tg)

eP2

XZB55X35A02

eP3

RPN9524Z

[For

U.S.A.]

eP1[C)

RPK2308Z2

ren

4

<=

.

4

Be

sure

to

fold

at

the

(WV)

mark

so

that

mark

is

on

the

outside.

re

a

|

@

ch

|

ION

cea

|

Come

|

mmm

|

URIS

=

————

\

Q

‘

r

aaa

Washer

(Telescopic

Antenna

M'tg)

Washer

(Telescopic

Antenna

M'tg)

Screw

(Handle

Arm

M’tg)

Condenser

Mic

Socket,

3

(CS1)

Spring

(Cassette)

Compartment

Rubber,

Mic

Knob,

Function

Selector

Knob,

Volume,

Tone

Screw

(Front

Cabinet

M’tg)

P.C.B

(Power

Transformer)

ACCESSORIES

Operating

Instruction

Operating

Instruction

AC

Cord

A

AC

Cord

A

Arm,

Handle

PACKINGS

RKX331Z

Handle

RDV40Z

Belt,

Dial

eP1[M]

RPK2215ZA

Gift

Box

Gift

Box

Poly

Bag

Pad

RX-FM15

SCHEMATIC

DIAGRAM

6

7

aS

TELE

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==

ae

an

ee

R3

4°]0K

40

4|R2

220

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=

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n

=

:

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al

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st

eg10

1s

|

Eat

IC

|

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=

DI

QI

TEM

IF

F-={EM

DET]

|

(AN7205)

e

IS

(RVDIN4148)

(2SCI675K1)

365

FM

FRONTEND

~

FM

D.A.G.C

Lea:

(LN2ZI3RP)

7

STEREO

IND

/

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r=

/

S|,

5

~

|

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/

|

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/

7

/

x<

Proce

Bie

Spot

Ni,

(AN7220A)

&

25

AA

S

FM/AM

IF

AMP,

DET,

SJ

tS)

(AN7310)

ny

AM

OSC,

MIX

|

Ri1G

150K

PRE

AMP

s

Ren

|

gi-4

SI

9

SS

__sk

FAG

{SOK

PM

DYNAMIC

“S20

Sdo

|

1°s|ls

SPEAKER

n=

[PIe

IR

CIR

=

1Ocm(4")

3.2

R/P

HEAD

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£

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DYNAMIC

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a8

7

ro

SPEAKER

eo

al

B

iy

|

(Om

(4")

3.0

ani

:

SPOOR

ms

=

——

ed

S

oP.

Oy

BS

=

7

ERASE

HEAD

|

=

q

Sek

aa

&

R110

—H

—>

54

CONDENCER!

=

pM

tas

Sik)

3%

ae

i

ae

MIC

=

|.

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C104.

M0,0088

=

&

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C213

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p

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TR

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S2-4

0

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ape

=

ares

=

i

ICG

B

|

=

x

as

S

(RVIBA5406)S7—

s

a

.

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POWER

AMP

lo

=

ei

|

t

S

on

(RVDISR35

=

oN

R203

47K

V

RECT

aS

N

031

M001

ee

=

2204

10K

C205

sous]

Q101,

201

DIOI,

201

2305

180

|

oe

)

HHH

(2SA733PI)

(RVDIN4I48)

Oy

=

Q

oO

REC.A.G.C

Se

ia

0

C204_U0.0068

Q301

&4

D

[+S

S38

tt

(2SC200IK1)

Se

2

SS

]-

REGULATOR

oN

S

n

<<

=

vant

anand

Ne

ee

MOTOR

$3

(RVDRD6R8EB1)

REGULATOR

espe

+B

Voltage

Line

ammmmm>

Playback

Signal

~——>

FM

Signal

oooc>

Record

Signal

=a

Playback

and

Radio

Signal

1

2

3

TELESCOPIC

;

ANTENNA

,

;

:

IC{

6.

162

Q204

104

Q10{

y

%

R/P

HEAD

y

VO

p

ie

MD

—

PNK

Set

ed

WHT

RED

a

gee

eek

Pe

RE

EE

a

I

ree

ee

ase

eg

Ee

a

eee

ee

-

Notes:

(for

Schematic

Diagram.)

CIRCUIT

BOARD

AND

WIRING

CONNECTION

DIAGRAM

4

o

6

f

8

9

RX-FM15

10

11

12

SELECTOR

|

8

Q30

ICé

Jf

6

/\

_

Len

ye

®

PM

DYNAMIC

_—@

2

———=

ah)

SPEAKER

e=s>

v

10cm

(4")

32

+

$3

MOTOR

SWITCH

,

MOTOR

STEREO

CAUTION

INDICATOR

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

AC

voltage

line.

Please

do

not

touch

this

portion.

1.

S1-1~S1-6:

|

Record/playback

switch

in

‘‘Playback”’

position.

(P...

Playback,

R...

Record)

2.

S2-1~S2-6:

Function

switch

in

““POWER

OFF/TAPE”’

position.

(F...FM,

A...AM,

T...POWER

OFF/TAPE)

=

3.

S3:

Motor

switch

in

“OFF”

position.

4.

S4:

AC/DC

IN

select

switch

in

“DC

IN”

position.

a

SA

bL

gy

5.

VR1-1,

VR1-2:

Tone

control.

20V

LOHzZ

(UM-1x6)

6.

VR2-1,

VR2-2:

Volume

control.

7.

VRS:

VCO

adjustment

VR.

8.

DC

voltage

measurement

are

taken

with

electronics

voltmeter

from

negative

terminal

of

battery.

<

>...FM

position,

(

)...AM

position,

[[

]]...

Recording

position,

No

mark...

Playback

position.

9.

Battery

Current:

NO

SIQMAL

siseccccccccscissssncacdanceccusn

een

deccsccecnenossed

vevsonsencenate

80mA

Maximum

output

(radio)...

eee

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeneenene

800mA

Maximum

output

(tape).

.1,000mA

11.

The

supply

parts

number

is

described

alone

in

the

replacement

parts

list.

*

This

schematic

diagram

may

be

modified

at

any

time

with

the

development

of

new

technology.

—

FJ

—

e

This

circuit

shown

in

conductor

indicates

printed

circuit

on

the

back

side

of

the

printed

circuit

board.

Cathode

Anode

ya

Cathode

Cao—+<+—0

A

D303,

304

Cathode

Anode

oD}

A

D1,

101,

201

ota?

Cathode

A

s

=

Ca

D302

A

-—f+—

Ca

D307

Q1,

101,

201,

301

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

LIST

Numbering

System

of

Resistor

Example

ERD

Type

ERX

Type

ERD:

RRD:

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

LIST

25

F

Wattage

Shape

2

AN

Wattage

Shape

Resistor

Type

Carbon

ERG:

Metal

Film

ERX:

Metal

Film

ERQ:

Fuse

Type

Metal

Carbon

(Chip

Type)

:

%

Important

safety

notice

Components

identified

by

“

mark

have

special

char-

actristics

important

for

safety.

When

replacing

any

of

these

components,

use

only

manufacturer's

specified

parts.

Wattage

Tolerance

J

101

Tolerance

Value

(100Q)

J

2R2

Tolerance

Value

(2.2)

WJ:

+5%

emark

stand

for

that

the

parts

are

supplied

in

MES

A.

Ratodt

15,

115,

215

2

3

4

10

R

12,

107,

308

R

14,

117,

217,

218

R

16,

21

R17

RESISTORS

ERD25FJ101

ERD25FJ221

ERD25TJ474

ERD25FJ100

ERD25FJ471

207,

ERD25FJ470

118,

ERD25TJ333

ERD25FJ222

ERD25TJ473

R

18,

28,

29,

103,

111

211

R

20

R

24

R

25,

100,

R

101,

102

209

,

203,

ERD25FJ472

ERD25FJ682

ERD25FJ821

307

ERD25FJ102

,

105,

119,

205,

219

ERD25FJ332

R

104,

109,

204,

ERD25FJ103

Ref.

No.

Q1

Part

Name

&

Description

R

106,

206

ERD25TJ823

R

108,

208

ERD25FJ822

R

110,

210

ERD25FJ562

R

113,

213

ERD25FJ151

R

114,

214

ERD25FJ1R0

R

116,

216

ERD25TJ154

R

305

ERD25FJ181

INTEGRATED

CIRCUITS

AN7205

AN7220A

RViBA1332L

AN7310

RViBA5406

iC

(FM

FRONT

END)

IC

(FM/AM

IF

AMP,

DET,

AM

OSC,

MIX)

IC

(FM

MPX)

IC

(PRE

AMP)

IC

(POWER

AMP)

TRANSISTORS

2SC1675K1

Q

101,

201

Q

301

2SA733P1

2SC2001K1

Transistor

(IF

AMP)

Transistor

(REC.

A.G.C)

Transistor

(REGULATOR)

DIODES

&

RECTIFIERS

°D

1,

101,

201

D

302

RVD1N4148

LN213RP

D

303,

304

D

307

RVD1SR35

Diode

(FM

D.A.G.C,

A.G.C)

LED

(STEREO

IND)

Diode

(RECT.)

RVDRD6R8EB1

Diode

(REGULATOR)

COILS

RLQY30S1

RLD4Y53W

RLF2V85

RLO2B105

Choke

FM

OSC

AM

Antenna

AM

OSC

ECEA:

Electrolytic

ECCD:

Ceramic

ECKD:

Ceramic

ECQM:

Polyyester

ECQP:

Polyproylene

ECET:

Electrolytic

ECEAQCION:

Non

Polar

QCU

2:

Ceramic

(Chip

Type)

ECUX:

Ceramic

(Chip

Type)

RX-FM15

Numbering

System

of

Capacitor

Example

ECKD

1H

102

Z

F

Type

Voltage

Value

Tolerance

Peculiarity

(1000

pF)

ECEA

50

M

R47

Type

Voltage

Peculiarity

Value

(0.47

pF)

Capacitor

Type

Tolerance

ECEA

Type]

Other

|

OJ

:

6.3

V}2H

:

500

V

DC|C:

1A

:10V

1¢

2

1E

:25

V

1H

:

50

V

1V:35

V

50

:

25:25

V

16:

Electrolytic

CAPACITORS

ECEA1HUOR1

C

35,

312

ECEA1AU221

C1

ECCD1HS60KC

|

C

36,

106,206

ECKD1H471KB

C

2,3

ECCD1H120KC

|

C

37, 43,

105,

C

4,

8,

311

ECKD1H103MD

108,

113,

205,

C7,

21

ECCD1H150KC

208,

213

ECEA1HU010

C

9,

309

ECKD1H102KB

C

10

ECCD1HOS50CC

|

C

39,

45, 46,

C

11

ECCD1H180KC

109,

209

ECFT1E153MD

C

12

ECCD1H030CC

|

C

40

ECQP2A102JZ

C

17,

29

ECCD1H470KC

|

C

47,

48

ECEA1HUR22

C19

ECKD1H103ZF

|

C

100, 104,

200,

204

ECKD1H682MD

C

ECKD1H102ZF

|

C

101,

118,218

ECFT1E104MD

Cc

ECFT1E223MD

|

C

102

ECFT1E683MD

C

103,

203

ECFT1E152MD

120,

220

ECFT1E473MD

|;

C

115,

215

ECEA1AU330

C

26

ECFT1E103MD

|

C

116,

216

ECKD1H102MD

C

30,

107, 114,

C

117,

217

ECEA0JU471

207, 214,

302,

304,

315

ECEA1AU101

C

303

ECEA1CU330

C

313

ECEAt1CU222

C

31

ECEA1CU100

C

316

ECEA1CU471

C

33,

52,

112,

C

317,

319

ECKD1H103ZF

212

ECFT1E333MD

Part

Name

&

Description

TRANSFORMERS

RLi4B153

FM

IF

1st,

2nd

RLi2B216

AM

IF

1st

RLi2B217

AM

IF

2nd

RLT5K3C7A

Power

Transformer

A

VARIABLE

CAPACITORS

V4LC2R2A

=

Tuning

Capacitor

W/Trimmer

Capacitor

VARIABLE

RESISTORS

EWCVVAF15D54

Volume

Control

EWCUVAF15A54

Tone

Control

EVNK4AA00B14

FM

VCO

Adjustment

CERAMIC

FILTER

RVFSFE107MAZ

Ceramic

Filter

SWITCHES

RSS2F05Z

Record/Playback

RSS3FO6Y

Band

Selector

JACKS

RJJ1A3Y

ACINA

RJJ1D27Z

Headphones

MEASUREMENTS

AND

ADJUSTMENTS

m@

ALIGNMENT

INSTRUCTION

READ

CAREFULLY

BEFORE

ATTEMPTING

ALIGNMENT

1.

Set

volume

control

to

maximum.

4.

Set

power

source

voltage

to

9V

DC.

2.

Set

tone

control

to

maximum.

9.

Output

of

signal

generator

should

be

no

higher

3.

Set

function

selector

to

AM

or

FM

ST.

than

necessary

to

obtain

an

output

reading.

m@

AM

ALIGNMENT

SIGNAL

GENERATOR

or

BAND

SWEEP

GENERATOR

RADIO

DIAL

SETTING

AM-RF

ALIGNMENT

Fashion

loop

of

several

turns

of

;

Tuning

capacitor

,

L9

(AM

OSC

Adjust

for

maximum

:

Tuning

capacitor

,

CT4

(AM

OSC

F

wire

and

radiate

signal

into

loop

of

Adjust

for

maximum

(4)}

AM

"

550kHz_

|

Tune

to

signal.

M"

output.

Adjust

L6

by

)

INDICATOR

(ELECTRONICS

VOLTMETER

or

SCOPE)

ADJUSTMENT

REMARKS

455

kHz

30%

Mod.

at

400

Hz

Output

meter

across

voice

coil.

Point

of

non-

interference.

(on/

about

600KHz)

T3

(AM

1st

IFT)

T4

(AM

2nd

IFT)

Adjust

for

maximum

output.

(*

1)

L6

(AM

ANT

Coil)

CT3

(AM

ANT

Trimmer)

receiver.

moving

coil

bobbin

(*

1)

Cement

antenna

bobbin

with

wax

after

completing

alignment.

along

ferrite

core.

m@

FM

ALIGNMENT

Adjust

for

maximum

SIGNAL

GENERATOR

or

BAND

SWEEP

GENERATOR

output.

CONNECTIONS

/FREQUENCY

Repeat

steps

High

side

thru.

(2)~(5).

0.001

uF

to

test

point

®

.

Negative

side

to

test

point

Vv.

INDICATOR

(ELECTRONICS

VOLTMETER

or

SCOPE)

RADIO

DIAL

SETTING

Connect

vert.

amp.

of

scope

to

ADJUSTMENT

REMARKS

test

point

Negative

nA

to

T1

(FM

1st

IFT)

test

point

Y

.

Adjust

for

maximum

FM

” "

”

T2

(FM

2nd

IFT)

|

amplitude.

(Refer

to

fig.

3.)

Adjust

for

maximum

amplitude.

(Refer

to

fig.

2.)

Point

of

non-

interference.

(on/

about

90MHz)

10.7

MHz

(SWP.)

Vari

(3)

86.2MHz

seach

Bees

Ve

L4(FMOSC_

|

(*

2)

Adjust

for

maxi-

Connect

to

test

fully

closed.

voice

coil.

Coil)

mum

output.

point

W

through

Variable

(4)

FM

dummy

109.2MHz

|

capacitor

CT2

ree

antenna.

Negative

fully

open.

rimmer)

(*

2)

Adjust

for

maxi-

mum

output.

Repeat

steps

(3)~(5).

side

to

test

point

CT1

(FM

ANT

on

Trimmer)

106

MHz

Tune

to

signal.

)

Three

output

responses

will

be

present;

proper

tuning

is

the

center

frequency.

*2

m

RX-FM15

@

SEPARATION

ALIGNMENT

FM

SIGNAL

NCCE

GENERATOR

CONNECTION

,

SOURCE

ELECTRONIC

ADJUSTMENT

SPECIFICATION

REMARKS

CONNECTION

COUNTER

98

MHz,

60dB

Hea

test

.

point

through

Adjust

VR3,

for

19kHz

wot

signal

|

FM

dummy

i

VR3

(+100Hz)

reading

on

P

:

rales

,

aie

electronics

counter.

egative

side

to

test

point

¥.

m

TAPE

ADJUSTMENT

MEASUREMENT

ADJUSTMENT

ITEM

INPUT

POINT

SPECIFICATION

POINT

REMARKS

Playback

mode

QZZCFM

Headphones

Maximum

ee

Tape

Speed

|

xr)

3000+90

Hz

Playback

mode

m@

ALIGNMENT

POINTS

(Refer

to

Fig.

5)

*x

Please

refer

to

Circuit

Board

and

Wiring

Connection

Diagram

which

is

located

test

point.

Azimuth

screw

Motor

Volume

AM

ANT

AM

OSC

AM

ANT

550kHz

165O0kHz

[t500kHz

SIIkHz

FM

ANT

106

MHz

FM

VCO

19+

O.1kHz

M

OSC

(©)

6.2MHz

Head

azimuth

adjustment

screw

es

a

ae

es

Fig.

2

Motor

Volume

(T)

Fig.

3

MECHANISM

PARTS

LOCATION

(FRONT

VIEW)

SPECIFICATIONS

M78

M77

250-3509

t

M29

25.65g-cm

M75

A

Less

than

0.2%

M27

(WRMS)

M65

Mechanism

Operation:

Auto

Stop

¢

BELT

LOCATION

B

NOTES:

C

When

changing

mechanism

parts,

apply

the

specified

grease

to

the

area

marked

show

in

the

drawing

‘‘Mechanism

Parts

Location’.

“xx”

mark

...Floil

G-488

[SZZ0L10]

(Lubricating

grease)

“AA”

mark

...Silicone

oil

No.

4

[SZZ0L14]

(Lubricating

oil)

27

75

78

3477

29

66

65 83

51

B

31

33

67

26

28 33

35

36

54

534982

47

82

64

83

52

50 46

48

71

Bi

87

86

(1)

84

30 87 33

20

21

63 62

(45)

33

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

LIST

«

mark

stands

for

that

the

parts

are

supplied

in

MESA.

Part

Name

&

Description

MECHANICAL

PARTS

RFS530Z

Spring

(Button

Lever)

M

48

RFS450Z

Spring

(Take

Up

Gear

Plate)

pases

ye

eee

M

26

RFE227Z

Panel,

Head

M

49

RFG62Z

F.F

Gear

M1

RFU61Z

Main

Base

Plate

Ass’y

M

27

RFU39Z

Head

Base

Ass’y

M

50

RFS537Z

Spring

(Back

Tension)

M2

RFY541Z

Plate,

Switch

M

28

RFY394Z

Detector

Arm

Ass’y

M

51

RFJ50Z

Supply

Reel

Table

Ass’y

M3

RFY552Z

Button

Actuator

Ass’y

M

29

RFE228Z

Terminal,

Lug

M

52

RFJ44Z

Take

Up

Reel

Table

Ass’y

M

4

RFY542Z

Record

Lever

M

30

RFS531Z

Spring

(Head

Panel)

M

53

SMQ4778

Rec

Safety

Lever

M5

RFY543z

Playback

Lever

M

31

RFY397Z

Erase

Head

Base

M

54

RFS533Z

Spring

(Back

Tension)

M6

RFY544z

Rewind

Lever

M

32

RFS625Z

Spring,

Switch

Actuator

M

55

RFD219Z

Bracket,

Motor

M7

RFY545Z

F.F

Lever

M

33

XSN3

+6

Screw

(Erase

Head

Base

M8

RFY546Z

Stop/Eject

Lever

Plate

+

Pinch

Rolle

etc.

M’tg

M

56

RFi27Z

Rubber,

Motor

MQ

RFY547Z

Pause

Lever

(A)

@®3

x

6)

M

57

RFE231Z

Screw

(Motor

M’tg)

M

10

RFY548Z

Lever,

Rewind

M

59

RFB54Z

Flywheel

Belt

M

34

RFS447Z

Spring,

R/P

Head

Adjustment

M

61

RFD9011Z

Holder,

Flywheel

Metal

M

11

RFY420Z

Pause

Lever

(B)

M

35

RFR29Z

Pinch,

Roller

Ass’y

M

62

RFY551Z

Lever,

Eject

Slide

M

12

RFS459Z

Spring

(Pause

Lever)

M

36

RFS448Z

Spring

(Pinch

Lever)

M

63

RFS454Z

Spring

(Eject

Slide

Lever)

M

13

RFS536Z

Stopper,

Pause

Lever

M

39

RFK20Z

F.F

Crutch

Ass’y

M

64

RFS534Z

Spring

(Cassette

Pressure)

M

14

RFS529Z

Spring

(F.F/REW

Lever)

M

40

RFS532Z

Spring

(Pulley

Ass’y)

eM

65

RZWXFM25MKSN

Lead

Wire,

R/P

Head

M

15

RFU62z

Plate,

Button

Holding

M

41

RFE172Z

Screw

(F.F

Cruth

M’tg)

M

66

RJH2E9Y

R/P

Head

M

16

RFS463Z

Spring

(Record

Lever)

M

42

RFB71Z

Belt,

Fast

Wind

M

67

RJH5S3Z

Erase

Head

M

17

RFS462Z

Spring

(Stop/Eject

-

Pause

M

43

RFX1452Z

Coller,

RF

Arm

Lever)

M

44

RFF37Z

Flywheel

Ass’y

M

68

RFM54Z

DC

Motor

Ass’y

M

18

RFX101Z

Stopper

M

45

RFU40Z

Sub

Base

Plate

M

70

RFE229Z

Screw

(Recording

Spring

M

19

RFS466Z

Spring

(Actuator)

M’tg

@2x

3)

M

20

RFY549Z

Lever,

Auto

M

46

RFY550Z

Plate

Ass’y,

Take

Up

Gear

M

71

XTN2+3B

Screw

(Cassette

Retainer

M

21

RFS453Z

Spring

(Auto

Lever)

M

47

RFG61Z

Gear,

Fast

Wind

Spring

M’tg

@2~

3)

RX-FM15

1

2

3

(REAR

VIEW)

1513

73

44

59

85

42

73

70

95

96

5755

72

40

94

93

92

9

1188

12

8

7

2254

16

68

73

41

45

39

1

6

91

90

89

17.—s«*14

10

18 19

3

2

XTN2

+

4B

Screw

(Motor

Bracket

M’tg

@2

x

4)

[Oo]

om]

>

}O|@|

>|

aE

d

T

OD)

2

xd

(mm)

M

73

XSB2

+4

Screw

(Button

Holding

_

$a

—eeeeeE_aE—eE——R——>—eeEeee

@2

x

4)

oe

Seeger

meee

5.8x3.4

|

155x24

|

105x2.2

|

86x21

1452.7

503.4

M77

RFE89Z

Screw

(R/P

Head

M’tg)

_

SS

haawvwoaSa_@4_—€_000—

ou

M

82

RFN143Z

Washer

(F.F

+»

Fast

Wind

Gear

M’tg)

it

eee.

Ge

aaa

10x22

|

145x22

|

46x67

|

61x68

|

t32x2

|

RFN123Z

Washer

(Flywheel

M’tg)

M85

—-

RFN153z

Washer

(for

Flywheel)

—

0

1—»

2

1:

long

M

86

RFS5352

Spring

(Erase

Base

Plate)

eae

ae

2—

21:

long

ey

2:

short

M

87

RFE232Z

Screw

(Main

Base

Plate

M’tg)

eas

—

eae

22:

shortg1x

92

(mm)i21x

22

(mm)

Paany

yy

ose

M

88

RFY553Z

Plate,

Button

Lever

Retainer

0

eM

89

RBC718Z

Button,

Record

(Silver)

eM

91

RBC716Z

Button,

Rewind

(Silver)

°M92.--

RBC715z

Button,

F.F

(Silver)

145

x

145

x

145

195

x83

238

x9.4

119.5

eM

93

RBC714Z

Button,

Stop/Eject

(Silver)

eM

94

RBC713Z

Button,

Pause

(Silver)

RUS616Z

Recording

Spring

RX-FM15

e

FRONT

VIEW

SPRING

LOCATION

M36

e

REAR

VIEW

eS

QO

<=

7

ay

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