Sanyo FISHER V95I Bedienungsanleitung

FILE

NO.

BASIC

SERVICE

TECHNICAL

SANYC

INFORMATION

4]

FISHER

Video

Cassette

Recorder

V95

[MECHANISM

VHS!

PAL

SECAM

NTSC

Contents

1.

MAINTAINING

AND

CHECKING

3-7.

CAPSTAN

MOTOR

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4.

MECHANISM

CHECKS

AND

THE

MECHANISM

3-8.

LOADING

MOTOR

ASSEMBLY

ADJUSTMENTS

1-1.

REGULAR

CHECKS

AND AND

WORM

GEAR

ASSEMBLY

...

16

4-1.

REEL

TABLE

TORQUE

CHECK.......27

MAINTENANCE

ITEMS

..........0.0000e-

2

3-9.

PINCH

ROLLER

PRESSURE

4-2.

ADJUSTING

THE

BT

LEVER

1-2.

SERVICE

TOOLS

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MECHANISM

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ASSEMBLY

POSITION

AND

2.

AN

OVERVIEW

OF

THE

3-10.

L

GUIDE

LEVER

ASSEMBLY

AND

CHECKING

THE

BACK

TENSION

MECHANISM

LOAD

LEVER

ASSEMBLY

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

18

TORQUE

IN

PLAY

MODE

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

27

2-1.

NAMES

OF

THE

MAIN

PARTS

.......

4

3-11.

BT

LEVER

ASSEMBLY

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18

4-3.

TAPE PATH

ADJUSTMENT

..........

28

2-2.

AN

OVERVIEW

OF

THE

3-12.

REEL

DRIVE

MECHANISM

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

19

MECHANISM

MODES

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3.

DIS-ASSEMBLING

THE

MAIN

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GUIDES

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PARTS

OF

THE

MECHANISM

3-15.

WHEEL

GEAR

2,

MAIN

CAM

AND

3-1.

HOW

TO

MAKE

THE

MECHANISM

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LOAD

GEAR,

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LOAD

GEAR,

3-3.

CASSETTE

DRIVE

MECHANISM

....9

S

LOAD

LEVER

ASSEMBLY

AND

3-4.

CLEANER

ROLLER

T

LOAD

LEVER

ASSEMBLY

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3-18.

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SENSORS,

REEL

SENSOR

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3-6.

FE

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AND

ACE

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MECHANISM

REFERENCE

No.MM531433

Notice

SANY'

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CORRECTION

[

PRODUCTION

CHANGE

=

SERVICE

FLASH

=

ADD

INFORMATION

FISHER’

Please

add

this

notice

to

the

manual

listed

below.

Category

:

VIDEO

CASSETTE

RECORDER

Date:

July/10/’95

Model

:

V95I

MECHANISM

REF

:

No.

MM531433

This

correction

notice

is

a

revised

edition

of

the

V95I

mechanism

basic

service

technical

information

(Reference

No.

MM531433).

2-2.

AN

OVERVIEW

OF

THE

MECHANISM

MODES

2-2-1.

MECHANISM

MODE

SWITCHING

TABLE

NOTE:

The

letters

and

figures

enclosed

in

circles

in

the

mechanism

mode

column

are

the

codes

on

the

crescent

slide.

The

principal

mode-switching

states

of

the

mechanism

EJECT®

Distinguished

by

whether

the

EP

switch

is

ON

or

OFF.

(EJECT)

Horizontal

shift

section.

Vertical

shift

section.

IN

REW

(SHORT

REW)

INITIAL

<7

INTIAL

@

SE

<<

STILL/SLOW

@

Cleaner

roller

assembly:

ON

S/T

mounting

incline

assembly

pressure

begins.

When

loading

is

carried

out

starting

at

S/T

mounting

incline

assembly

the

CASSETTE

IN

position.

pressure

ends.

REVIEW

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IDLER

pos.

@

(Pinch

roller

OFF)

ir

|

REC

PAUSE

STOP

|.

|

PLAY

|

cue

Printed

in

Japan

SANYO

Electric

Co.,

Ltd

Osaka,

Japan

REFERENCE

No.

MM

531433-01

MODE

SWITCH

OUTPUT

TABLE

APPEARANCE

OF

MODE

SWITCH

AND

RELATIONSHIP

BETWEEN

MODE

POSITIONS

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Strength

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brake

assembly

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mounting

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HOW

TO

CHECK

THE

MECHANISM

MODE

POSITION

You

can

tell

which

mode

the

mechanism

is

currently

in

by

The

edge

of

the

looking

at

the

codes

and

marking-lines

on

the

crescent

mounting

Crescent

mounting

slide

on

the

underside

of

the

mechanism

chassis.

The

edge

is

the

reference-line.

of

the

crescent

mounting

is

used

as

the

reference

line,

as

shown

in

Fig.2-2-2,

and

the

marking-lines

and

symbols

indicating

the

mechanism

modes

are

displayed

on

the

crescent

slide,

which

slides

against

the

edge

of

the

crescent

mounting.

The

mechanism

mode

is

read

off

from

the

marking-line

on

the

slide

crescent

which

is

aligned

with

the

reference-line

on

the

crescent

mounting.

Example:

In

Fig.2-2-2,

marking-line

6

is

aligned

with

the

reference-line

on

the

crescent

mounting,

sothe

mechanism

is

seen

to

be

in

FF/REW

mode.

5;

PLAY/STOP

3:

STILL/SLOW

2:

IDLER

1:

REVIEW

Some

models

are

equipped

with

the

SELF-DIAGNOSIS

oS

|

Cees

eee

DISPLAYS

function.

CF

<i

Use

it

as

a

means

of

finding

out

the

symptoms

and

cause

of

=

GOES

|

DO

Rn

ena

the

error

before

performing

repairs.

For

details,

refer

to

the

separate

service

manual

for

the

respective

models.

1.

MAINTAINING

AND

CHECKING

THE

MECHANISM

1-1.

REGULAR

CHECKS

AND

MAINTENANCE

ITEMS

To

obtain

full

function

and

maximum

performance

from

the

set,

and

to

stop

it

getting

dirty

or

scratched,

we

recommend

that

you

carry

out

the

following

maintenance

procedures

and

regular

checks.

The

maintenance

checks

described

in

the

following

section

should

also

be

carried

out

without

fail

after

carrying

out

any

repairs

to

the

set.

1-1-1.

REGULAR

CHECKS

Hours

of

use

(H)

Part

maintained

Tape

guide

ACE

head,

full

erase

head

=

oO

jo)

=

oOo

Oo

(a)

Tape

path

system

FWD,

REW,

PLAY

torque,

REV

torque

Cylinder

(drum)

pt

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1-1-2.

CLEANING

1.

Cylinder

(Drum)

(See

Fig.1-1-1)

Moisten

a

chamois

with

methyl

alcohol

and

clean

the

video

head

(including

the

Hi-Fi

audio

head)

and

the

tape

path

surface

of

the

cylinder.

Be

sure

to

wipe

horizontally

in

relation

to

the

video

head.

If

you

wipe

vertically,

or

use

excessive

force,

you

can

damage

the

video

head.

2.

Tape

Path

System

/

Reel

Drive

System

Clean

the

pinch

roller,

the

capstan

shaft,

the

tape

guides,

the

FE

head,

the

ACE

head,

the

reel

table,

the

pulley

and

the

reel

belt

with

a

soft

cloth,

or

chamois,

moistened

with

methyl

alcohol.

2000/2500/3000

|

3500/4000

4500

NOTE:

OIL

AND

GREASE

e

Always

use

the

specified

brands

of

oil

and

grease.

If

you

use

a

grease

with

the

wrong

viscosity,

for

example,

this

can

lead

to

all

sorts

of

problems.

Be

careful

to

keep

the

oil

and

grease

free

of

dust

and

foreign

bodies.

¢

A

“drop”

of

oil

is

the

amount

of

oil

remaining

on

the

tip

of

a

rod

with

a

diameter

of

1.5mm

after

it

is

dipped

in

oil

to

a

depth

of

1cm

and

then

taken

out.

OClean

©Check

AOil

The

life

of

parts

varies

enormously,

depending

on

the

environment

in

which

the

part

is

used.

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tension

torque:

30

to

50g/cm

FWD:

600g/cm

or

over

REW:

600g/cm

or

over

PLAY

(SP

mode):

80

to

140g/cm

REV:

120

to

220g/cm

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é

Cylinder

4

é

h

(Drum)

+L

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Tape

path

surface

Video

head

Fig.1-1-1

1-2.

SERVICE

TOOLS

1-2-1.

SERVICE

TOOLS

NOTES

ON

ALIGNMENT

TAPES

Select

a

PAL

or

NTSC

alignment

tape

from

the

list

below,

according

to

the

transmission

system

of

the

VCR

you

are

repairing.

PAL:

For

models

with

625

scanning

lines

and

a

field

frequency

of

50Hz

NTSC:

For

models

with

525

scanning

lines

and

a

field

frequency

of

60Hz

[1

[Alignmenttape

——~—~—SCSdSC

HJ

-0005_

|

VH-0008

|

SPecolurr

bar

1kHz

(normal)

|

[~2"~[Alignment

tape

VH-0008

|

vH-0009

|

SP

monoscope

TkHe

(normal)

__|

vis-0007

|

———

[EP

monoscope

[4

[Alignment

tape

SSS

|

v0

|

LP

monoscope

=

[5

[Eccentric

screwdriver

——~SCSCSCS~C~S~ST

0003

|

Used

to

adjust

the

tape path

|

Nut

box

VHJ-0048

Used

to

adjust

the

height

of

the

lever

load

assembly

Torque

dial

gauge

VHJ-0004

Used

to

measure

reel

winding

torque

Cassette

torque

meter

VHJ-00

16

Used

to

measure

back

tension

torque

Load

lever

assembly

height

adjustment

tool

VHJ-0102

Used

to

adjust

the

height

of

the

load

lever

assembly

Torque

gauge

screwdriver

VHJ-0014

Used

to

adjust

the

tightening

torque

of

screws

3

mm

dia.

bit

for

torque

screwdriver

VHJ-0045

Used

to

replace

the

bit

of

the

torque

gauge

screwdriver

Video

head

removing

tool

VHJ-0041

Used

to

remove

the

upper

cylinder

VHJ-0099

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ies

ee

Grease

VHJ-0100

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ee

|

15

|

Grease

VHJ-0101

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as

ene

ee

16

Relay

cables

VHJ-0106

Relay

cables

of

mechanism

and

CP-1

PWB

assembly

VHJ-0003

VHJ-0048

VHJ-0004

No.

5

;

No.

7

VHJ-0102

VHJ-0014

VHJ-0045

No.

9

No.

11

VHu-0041

VHJ-0099

VHJ-0106

No.

14,

15

No.

16

Fig.1-2-1

1-2-2.

Using

the

Relay

Cable

(VHJ-0106)

The

mechanism

can

be

repaired

without

using

the

relay

cable

(VHJ-0106).

As

shown

in

Fig.

1-3-1,

the

relay

cable

(VHJ-0106)

is

a

tool

used

for

relay

between

the

CP-1

PWB

a

assembly

and

mechanism

unit.

Sor

__—

VM-1

(VP-1)

PWB

When

connecting

it,

take

note

of

the

number

of

the

IN

assembly

connector.

¢

II

NOTE

1:

Do

not

place

the

mechanism

upright

as

shown

in

<&.

LS

g

ST

S

OM

~.)

Fig.

1-3-1

when

inserting/ejecting

the

cassette.

NOTE

2:

For

NTSC

models,

be

sure

to

connect

the

VM-1

PWB

assembly

and

CP-1

PWB

assembly.

Relay

cable:

we

VHJ-0106

Mechanism

unit

CP-1

PWB

assembly

Fig.

1-2-2

2.

AN

OVERVIEW

OF

THE

MECHANISM

2-1.

NAMES

OF

THE

MAIN

PARTS

2-1-1.

CASSETTE

MECHANISM

ASSEMBLY

Stand

L

Release

lever

a

Lid

opener

spring

Under

frame

Pinion

gear

Door

opene

lever

Gear

holder

Drive

gear

Fig.

2-1-1

-4-

2-1-2.

TOPVIEW

Capstan

brake

assembly

Cleaner

roller

assembly

:

Cleanar

lever

Audio

R/P

head

assembly

Cylinder

(Drum)

(ACE

head)

(ere,

(e)

Capstan

motor

Cylinder

mounting

Pinch

roller

lever

assembly

Guide

roller

assembly

Pinch

lift

cam

T

incline

mounting

assembly

3

Full

erase

head

—74J?

)

\

S

incline

mounting

assembly

O

p>

Guide

roller

assembly

Tape

end

sensor

+i

BT

lever

assembly

oo

Tape

sensor

LED

°

=

L

guide

act

lever

assembly

BT

spring

It

Oe

\

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;

g

|

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brake

assembly

|

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reel

assembly

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lift

mounting

Front

rack

gear

Opener

mounting

Pinch

cam

gear

Start

rack

gear

Load

lever

assembly

Tape

top

sensor

Take-up

reel

assembly

EP

aw

lever

S

brake

T

brake

act

slide

T

reel

gear

assembly

T

brake

assembly

Clutch

mounting

assembly

S

reel

gear

2

Fig.

2-1-2

2-1-3.

UNDERSIDE

Cylinder

earth

Reel

belt

Capstan

motor

assembly

Stator

Rotor

T

load

gear

.

S

load

gear

Pinch

cam

gear

Crescent

mounting

T

load

lever

assembly

Mode

switch

($8001)

Vo

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load

lever

assembly

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control

lever

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spring

lever

assembly

Clutch

change

lever

Crescent

slide

Te

act

lever

Wheel

gear

2

Wheel

gear

1

assembly

Reel

pulley

S

brake

act

slide

Worm

gear

assembly

Friction

gear

assembl

Loading

motor

assembly

9

i

Fig.

2-1-3

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—-

2-2.

AN

OVERVIEW

OF

THE

MECHANISM

MODES

2-2-1.

MECHANISM

MODE

SWITCHING

TABLE

NOTE:

The

letters

and

figures

enclosed

in

circles

in

the

mechanism

mode

column

are

the

codes

on

the

crescent

slide.

HEX

The

principal

mode-switching

states

of

the

mechanism

EJECT

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Distinguished

by

whether

the

EP

switch

is

ON

or

OFF.

Horizontal

shift

section.

Vertical

shift

section.

IN

REW®

INITIAL

7

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INITIAL

@

|

Le

0

Cleaner

roller

assembly:

ON

S/T

mounting

incline

assembly

When

loading

is

carried

out

starting

at

pressure

begins.

et

S/T

mounting

incline

assembly

the

CASSETTE

IN

position

pressure

ends.

REVIEW

<<]

REVIEW

@

a

IDLER

pos.

@

fo

(Pinch

roller

OFF)

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STILL/SLOW

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MODE

SWITCH

OUTPUT

TABLE

APPEARANCE

OF

MODE

SWITCH

AND

RELATIONSHIP

BETWEEN

MODE

POSITIONS

FF/REW

PLAY/STOP

BRAKE

CASSETTE

IN

STILL/SLOW

IN

REW

IDLER

INTIAL

REVIEW

CZXY

Fig.2-2-1

2-2-2.

MOVEMENT

CHECK

LIST

FOR

THE

MAIN

PARTS

OF

THE

MECHANISM

Sal

Cleaner

roller

assembly

2-2-3.

HOW

TO

CHECK

THE

MECHANISM

MODE

POSITION

You

can

tell

which

mode

the

mechanism

is

currently

in

by

looking

at

the

codes

and

marking-lines

on

the

crescent

slide

on

the

underside

of

the

mechanism

chassis.

The

edge

of

the

crescent

mounting

is

used

as

the

reference

line,

as

shown

in

Fig.2-2-2,

and

the

marking-lines

and

symbols

indicating

the

mechanism

modes

are

displayed

on

the

crescent

slide,

which

slides

against

the

edge

of

the

crescent

mounting.

The

mechanism

mode

is

read

off

from

the

marking-line

on

the

slide

crescent

which

is

aligned

with

the

reference-line

on

the

crescent

mounting.

Example:

In

Fig.2-2-2,

marking-line

6

is

aligned

with

the

reference-line

on

the

crescent

mounting,

sothe

mechanism

is

seen

to

be

in

FF/REW

mode.

2-2-4.

SELF-DIAGNOSIS

DISPLAY

Some

models

are

equipped

with

the

SELF-DIAGNOSIS

DISPLAYS

function.

Use

it

as

a

means

of

finding

out

the

symptoms

and

cause

of

the

error

before

performing

repairs.

For

details,

refer

to

the

separate

service

manual

for

the

respective

models.

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OFF)

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(LOADING)

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edge

of

the

crescent

mounting

is

the

reference-line.

Crescent

mounting

XS

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ses

Ca

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FF/REW

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(SHORT

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Fig.2-2-2

3.

DISASSEMBLING

THE

MAIN

PARTS

OF

THE

MECHANISM

POINTS

TO

NOTE

¢

When

fitting

the

parts

of

the

mechanism,

refer

to

the

"Assembly

Notes",

and

proceed

in

the

reverse

of

dis-

assembly

order.

*

Dis-assembly

and

assembly

should

be

carried

out

in

EJECT

mode

unless

a

movement

mode

is

explicitly

specified.

EJECT

mode

is

the

state

in

which

the

cassette

tape

has

been

ejected.

°

Clamps

are

used

to

prevent

parts

coming

loose.

When

removing

a

clamp,

be

careful

not

to

force

it,

as

this

can

result

in

damage.

3-1.

HOW

TO

MAKE

THE

MECHANISM

MOVE

In

order

to

check

a

movement

such

as

front

loading,

front

unloading,

tape

loading,

tape

unloading,

raising/lowering

and

pressing

the

pinch

roller,

you

will

need

to

operate

the

loading

motor.

There

are

two

methods

of

operating

the

loading

motor,

and

these

are

explained

in

sections

3-1-1

and

3-1-2.

The

above

movements

can

also

be

performed

without

operating

the

loading

motor,

by

following

the

method

explained

in

section

3-1-3.

3-1-1.

HOW

TO

OPERATE

THE

LOADING

MOTOR

USING

A

DC

VOLTAGE

SUPPLY

(See

Fig.3-1-1)

1)

Remove

the

power

plug

from

the

socket.

2)

Remove

the

top

cover,

front

cabinet

assembly

and

bottom

cover.

3)

Supply

a

DC

voltage

in

the

range

5V

between

the

MOTOR

(+)

wire

and

the

MOTOR

(-)

wire

on

the

CP-1

PWB

assembly.

To

make

the

loading

motor

rotate

in

the

PLAY

or

FF/REW

direction,

the

positive

terminal

should

be

connected

to

the

MOTOR

(+)

wire,

and

the

negative

terminal

to

the

MOTOR

(-)

wire.

To

make

it

rotate

in

the

EJECT

direction,

connect

the

positive

terminal

to

the

MOTOR

(-)

wire,

and

the

negative

terminal

to

the

MOTOR

(+)

wire.

When

rotating

the

loading

motor

in

the

EJECT

direction

with

a

tape

slacken,

stop

the

rotation

of

the

loading

motor

before

beginning

front

unloading.

Rotate

the

capstan

motor

with

your

hand,

wind

the

slacked

part

of

the

tape,

and

rotate

the

loading

motor

in

the

EJECT

direction

again.

NOTE

1:

When

carrying

out

front

loading,

release

the

lock

by

pressing

down

the

tray

lock

lever)

and

the

lid

opener

lever

@

of

the

cassette

mechanism

assembly

(shown

in

Fig.3-2-2)

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow.

NOTE

2:

When

the

loading

motor

stops

rotating,

following

the

completion

of

an

operation

such

as

tape

loading

or

front

unloading,

switch

off

the

DC

voltage

supply.

Motor

(—)

wire

Front

side

Fig.3-1-1

3-1-2.

OPERATING

THE

LOADING

MOTOR

BY

THE

MANUAL

METHOD

(See

Fig.3-1-2)

1)

Refer

to

section

3-2

and

install

the

mechanism

unit.

2)

Using

your

finger,

turn

the

loading

motor

located

at

the

rear

of

the

mechanism

unit.

For

EJECT,

turn

the

loading

motor

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow

on

the

loading

motor.

For

PLAY

or

FF/REW,

turn

it

in

the

opposite

direction.

When

rotating

the

loading

motor

inthe

EJECT

direction

with

a

tape

slacken,

stop

the

rotation

of

the

loading

motor

before

beginning

front

unloading.

Rotate

the

capstan

motor

with

your

hand,

wind

the

slacked

part

of

the

tape,

and

rotate

the

loading

motor

in

the

EJECT

direction

again.

When

carrying

out

front

loading,

release

the

lock

by

pressing

down

the

tray

lock

lever

©

and

the

lid

opener

lever

@)

of

the

cassette

mechanism

assembly

(shown

in

Fig.3-2-2).

The

arrow

which

show

the

direction

of

EJECT

y-

PELGGEE

t

nan

|

Fig.3-1-2

Loading

motor

3-1-3.

MAKING

THE

MECHANISM

MOVE

USING

THE

MANUAL

METHOD

1)

Refer

to

section

3-2

and

remove

the

mechanism

unit.

2)

Refer

to

section

3-15

and

remove

the

gear

wheel

2.

3)

If

you

turn

the

main

cam

anticlockwise,

the

mechanism

will

switch

to

a

mode

such

as

PLAY

or

FF/REW.

To

switch

from

FF/REW

mode

to

EJECT

mode,

turn

the

main

cam

clockwise.

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