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CONTENTS PAGE
1. SPECIFICATIONS 3- 6
2. DISASSEMB LY I NSTRUCTI ONS 7
3. DIAL STRINGING DETAIL 7
4. ALIGNMENT AND CHECK POINTS I
5. ALIGNMENTPROCEDURES ....9- 12
6. CHANGING POWER LINE VOLTAGES 13
7. TROUBLESHOOTI NG 18
8. TUNER FRONT-END 19
9. OO36TUNERBOARD ...2O
10. 5027 PRE-AMPLIFIER BOARD ..,.. 21
11. 6038 MAIN AMPLIFIER BOARD 22
12. 7105 SWITCH BOARD 23
13. 7110 DOLBY NR BOARD 24
14. 7118 DOLBY FM CALIBRATION BOARD 25
15. BO25 POWER SUPPLY BOARD ...... 25
16. 9025 TONE AMPLIFIEB BOARD .... 26
17. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST 27 - 36
18. M ISCE LLAN EOUS PARTS LIST 37
19. BLOCK DIAGRAM 38
20. INTERNAL VIEW OF INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 39
21. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM SEPARATE SHEET
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1. SPECIFICATIONS
NOMINAL LIMIT UN IT
A. FM SECTION
1. FM Tuning Range *87.7-108 MHz
*Adjustment for tuning prohibited below 87.5 MHz
in West Germany
2. Dial Calibration Accuracy 90 & 106 MHz r 150 t 200 kHz
98 MHz t'100 x2OO kHz
IHF Sensitivity at 90, 98 & 106 MHz
Noise and Distortion: -30 dB 1.8 2.8 pV
4. lmage Rejection at 98 MHz 83 73 dB
5. lF Rejection at 90 MHz 90 75 dB
6. AM Rejection at 98 MHz
at 30% AM & 100% FM Simultaneous Modulation,
100 - 20,000 pV Antenna lnput dB
7. Limiter Sensitivity
pV
at- 1 dB Below Maximum Audio 1.6
Total Harmonic Distortion at 98 MHz TAPE OUT
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(at 400 Hz lOOo/o Modulation, 1,000 pV lnput) o.25 0.6 /o
9. Spurious Response at 98 MHz
Antenna lnput: 3 pV
OSC 2nd 206.7 MHz 80 dB
1/2lF 103.35 MHz 80 dB
10. lF Bandwidth,6 dB down Antennalnput: 100pV 250 200 kHz
1 1 . lF Bandwidth, 50 dB down Antenna lnput: 100 pV 600 800 kHz
12. Signal-to-Noise Ratio 100% Mod., 1 mV lnput 70 65 dB
13. Capture Ratio 1,000 prV, MONO lnput 1.2 2 dB
14. Output Voltage
Stereo and Mono, 4OO H2,100% Mod. TAPE-2 OUT 1.0 0.8
15. Alternate Channel Selectivity (lH F)
Antenna lnput: 100 pV 75 60 dB
16. Muting Threshold 10 B-20 pV
B. FM MPX SECTION
1. Stereo Separation at 98 MHz
(Antenna lnput: 1,000 pV) 100 Hz 35 30 dB
1 kHz 40 33 dB
10 kHz 28 22 dB
Hl-BLEND on, at 1 kHz 13 1 313 dB
2. Total Harmonic Distortion
at 98 MHz Stereo, 1 mV Antenna lnput 1 kHz and/or
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500 Hz 100% Mod., at REC OUT o.4 1.2 /o
3. Automatic Stereo Threshold 10 5-16 sV
4. Residual 19 kHz & 38 kHz at 98 MHz, 1 mV lnput 50 45 dB
5. Stereo Frequency Response 40 - 10,000 Hz t1 dB
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6. 19 kHz Pilot Signal Dev. to Activate 7 /o
NOMINAL LIMIT
C. AM SECTION
1. AM Tuning Range 525-1,650 535-1,605
2. Sensitivity (lHF)
at 600, '1,000, 1,4OO kHz, 400 H2,30% Mod. 200 400
3. Bandwidth 6 dB down
at 1,000 kHz with Antenna lnput of 500 pVlm 6 4-10
4. lmage Rejection at 1,400 kHz 80 60
5. lF Rejection at 600 kHz 40 32
6. AGC Figure of Merit Form 0.2 V/m, at 1,000 kHz 50 45
7. Total Harmonic Distortion
at 1,000 kHz 5,000 pYlm Antenna lnPut,
4OO H2,30% Mod., at REC OUT
8. Dial Calibration Accuracy 600 kHz
1,000 kHz
1,400 kHz
9. Output Voltage
1 kHz 30% Mod. 5 mV/m lnput at TAPE 2 OUT
10. Signal-to-'Noise Ratio
400 Hz 30% Mod. 50 mV/m lnPut
D. AUDIO SECTION
1. Output Power
0.3% THD, 2O Hz - 20 kHz, B ohms Load,
Both Channels Driven W/Channel
2. Harmonic Distortion
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at 1 kHz,8 ohms Load, 65Watts OutPut
3. lntermodulation Distortion o/
at2Y Output,4 ohms Load 0.15 /o
4. Frequency Response
AUX 1 W Output, 8 ohms Load +0.5 dB
20 Hz - 2O kH,z dB
-2.O
5. lnput Sensitivity
at 1 kHz, for 25.3 Volt Output, B ohms Load
PHONO 310.5
AUX 200130
Mrc 2.2tO.5
TAPE IN 200t30
6. Tape Recording OutPut Level
Front Panel Phono Jack/Rear Panel DIN Jack
at PHONO lnput: i mV 200t30/30t5
7. Phono lnput Equalization
50 - 15,000 Hz t1.2
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NOMINAL LIMIT UNIT
8. Harmonic Distortion of EO Amplifier Section
at 1 kHz, 50 mV lnput 0.035 0.08
9. Overload Capability of EO Amplifier Section
at 1 kHz, 0.1% HD 240 200 mV
10. Tone Control
BASS at 100 Hz t10 t1Ot2 dB
TREBLE at 10 kHz t10 !1O!2 dB
11. Gain Difference of Left and Right Channels
at AUX and PHONO 1.5 dB
12. High-Filter at7 kHz -5 t2 dB
13. Subsonic Filter at 40 Hz -3 t2 dB
14. Channel Separation on AUX lnput.
Opposite Channel : Shorted
i00 Hz 70 50 dB
1 kHz 80 60 dB
10 kHz 70 50 dB
15. Signal-to-Noise Ratio (lnput Shorted)
PHONO 63 58 dB
AUX 85 75 dB
TAPE IN 85 75 dB
Volume Minimum 90 85 dB
16. LOUDNESS Compensation (-30 dB)
100 Hz +8 +8t2 dB
10 kHz +5 +5t2 dB
17. Harmonic Distortion of Pre-Amplifier Section
20 Hz - 20 k{z,2 Volt Output 50 Kohms Load o.o2 0.1 o/
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18. lnput Sensitivity of Pre-Amplifier Section
at 1 kHz, for 25.3 Volts Output, 8 ohms Load 1 1!O.2 V
E. DOLBY NR SECTION
.
1 Output vs lnput at R EC Position
at2k1z,0 dB=30 mV
lnput Level 0 dB 0 t2 dB
-20 dB -15.7 -15.7t2 dB
-21.5 -21.5t2 dB
_;3 3B -31.1 -31.1t2 dB
2. Output vs lnput at PLAY Position
at 5 kHz, 0 dB=30 mV
lnput Level 0 dB 0 t2 dB
-20 dB -26.7 -26.7!2 dB
-30 dB -40.3 -40.3x2 dB
3. Frequency Response of DOLBY FM
lnput=3O mV 5 kHz +3 +31 1 dB
10 kHz +5 +5r 1 dB
NOMINAL LIMIT
F. GENERAL
1. Power Requirements
22OVAC,50 Hz (12O,24O VAC,50 Hz)
2. Dimensions
508(W) x 400(D) x 145(H) mm
3. Weisht 22 Ks.
2. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1) Removing the metal enclosure from chassis. (Refer to Figure A)
Remove seven screws from top of the enclosure and four screws from both sides of the en-
closure, then pull off the enclosure f rom the chassis.
2l Removing the Front Panel. (Refer to Figure A)
a) Pull off all the control knobs except for PLAY CAL and REC LEVEL.
b) Remove three nuts from SELECTOR, SPEAKERS and DOLBY NR controls.
c) Remove three screws from top of the Front Panel and remove Front Panel.
Note: Numbers shown in circles correspond to Miscellaneous
Parts List on Page 37.
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3. DIAL STRINGING DETAIL
Note: Tuning capacitor should be fully closed position
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5. ALIGNMENT PROCEDURES
Do not attempt alignment unless the following equipment is available.
EOUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
1. AM Signal Generator 5. Stereo Modulator 9. Frequency Counter
2. Oscilloscope 6. Audio Generator
3. AC Voltmeter 7. Distortion meter
4. FM Signal Generator 8. DC Voltmeter
AM IF & RF ALIGNMENT
Output of signal generator should be no higher than necessary to obtain an output reading.
Set SELECTOR switch 51 to AM.
SIGNAL S.IGNAL RECE IVER
STEP GENERATOR GENERATOR DIAL INDICATOR ADJUSTMENT REMARKS
COUPLING F REOUENCY SETTI NG
Point of non- T401 (RF Coil) Adjust for
AC Voltmeter
455 kHz i nterference.
Refer Fig. to TAPE OUT Both sections maximum
1
(400 Hz Mod.) (on/about
jack. CF4O1 reading.
600 kHz)
Adjust for
600 kHz 1401 (OSC Coil) maximum
2 Same as Step 600 kHz Same as step 1
1
(400 Hz Mod.) L451(ANT Coil) i ng.
read
TC107
(OSC Trimmer) Adjust for
1400 kHz TC105 maximum
3 Same as Step 1 1400 kHz Same as step 1
(ANT Trimmer) reading.
(400 Hz Mod.)
TC106 Repeat steps
(RF Trimmer) (2) and (3)
Adjust for
1000 kHz 1000 kHz Same as step V R4O2 150 mV
4 Same as Step 1
(400 Hz Mod.)
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Output
Adjust for
1000 kHz maximum
(400 Hz Mod.) VR4O1 read i ng
5 Same as Step 1 1000 kHz SIGNAL Meter
SG output on SIGNAL
level 28mV/m meter
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AM/FM IF
FRONT END
L401, T401,
TC105, TC106
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TC107
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FM RF AND IF ALIGNMENT
Signa|generatoroutputshouldbenohigherthannecessarytoobtainanoutputreading.
Set Selector switchto FM'
Signal Generator deviation: 75 kHz
SIGNAL SIGNAL RECEIVER
GENERATOR GENERATOR DIAL tNDTCATOR i AOlUsrn/lerur REMARKS
COUPLI NG FREOUENCY SETTING
1104 Adjust for
Connect to FM AC Voltmeter (FM OSC Coil)
maximum
Antenna Terminal 90 MHz connected to L1 01
reading on
through FM (400 Hz. Mod.) TAPE OUT (FM ANT Coil)
AC
DummY Antenna jack L102, L103 Voltmeter
(300sl) Fig' 2 (FM RF Coil)
TC104
(FM OSC
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TC101 Adjust for
MHz Same as Step 1 (FM ANT maximum
Same as Step (oolofi.Yil'"0''
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TC102, TC103
(FM RF
Trimmer)
Repeat steps 1 & 2 until no further improvement is possible'
Adjust for
90 MHz Same as Step 1 T101 (FM IFT) maximum
Same as Step 1
(4OO Hz, Mod.) reading
DC Voltmeter:
connect T2O1 TOP Adjust for
90 MHz between BASE (DISCRIMI- 0V on DC
Same as Step 1
(400 Hz, Mod.) Voltmeter
of TR305 and NATOR)
Ground
Distortion
Meter Adjust for
oo uu' connected to T201 Bottom minimum
Same as Step 1
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jack
9BMHz I L Adjust for
Same as Step 1 !4^00
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SG output
i n, ,r, I signrr Meter maximum
read i ng
level: 1 V
AC Voltmeter Adjust for
connected to 60 mV read-
98 MHz PIN 2 (or 9) of I vnzgta(or b)
Same as Step 1 ing on AC
(400 Hz, Mod.) 7110 DOLBY Voltmeter
NR BOARD
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Fig.2 FM DUMMY ANTENNA
FM Dummy Antenna to 300o Zin = 5012 (75o)
antenna terminal of Receiver.
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MPX ALIGNMENT
TAPE OUT
FM ANTENNA RECEIVER
TERMINAL
TUNNER
FM DUMMY FRONT END
FM SIGNAL 1103,1101
ANTENNA
GENE RATOR L102, L104
30t)r,
T101, TC101
TC102, TC103
TC104
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Set SELECTOR Switch to FM.
Tune for 98 MHz on band.
Signal Generator output level: 1000 pV, Deviation: 75 k{z at 1OO% modulation of composite signal.
Connect Signal Generator to FM Antenna Terminal through FM Dummy Antenna (300S2).
19 kHz SIGNAL OUTPUT
(PILOT SIGNAL) GENERATOR INDICATOR ADJUST. ADJUST
STEP MODULATION MENT FOR NOTE
Level Freq. Set to Connected to
Frequency counter
1 PI LOT OFF Stereo Modulator connect to #12 VR301 19 kHz
(Sub Signal) PIN on 1C301
Adjust so
Composite TR311 turns
1 kHz R channel Stereo beacon Just
2 Bo/o V R3O2 ON, with SG
SG output lamp turns ON
output level
level: 5 pV
of SpV
Adjust input
AC Voltmeter to for audio
Composite 1 kHz
3 B% TAPE OUT jack
R channel output of
of R channel
about 1.1 V
AC Volt-
meter reading
AC Voltmeter to should be at
Composite
4 8%o TAPE OUT jack V R303a Minimum
least 30 dB
1 kHz L channel
of R channel
below read-
ing in step 3.
AC Voltmeter to Same as
Composite
5 8% TAPE OUT jack vR303b Minimum
1 kHz R channel Step 4.
of L channel
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MAIN AMP & DOLBY NR ALIGNMENT
STEP ADJUSTMENT INDICATOR REMARKS
1 VR601a, b DC Voltmeter Adjust for 0.025V across R629a, b or R630a, b
(Bias control) (0.82) with no signal.
2 VR602a, b (DC DC Voltmeter Connect DC Voltmeter to SPEAKE R terminals.
balance control Adjust for 0Vt20 mV reading on DC Volt-
of output) meter.
3 vR702 AC Voltmeter Connect AC Voltmeter to output terminal
(output level con- (Pin #11 of 7110 DOLBY NR Board.
trol of 400 Hz Adjust for 30 mV reading on AC Voltmeter.
TONE)
4 VR701a, b SIGNAL Meter Adjust for DOLBY level on SIGNAL Meter
(DOLBY level reading with 400 Hz TONE button (located on
cal. of SIGNAL the Front Panel) pushed in position, with
Meter DOLBY NR switch to the PLAY position.
NOTE:
1 . The proper bias adjustment is most important to correct performance of the amplifier.
assu re
' Bias adjustment is necessary if any of the transistors are replaced in the power amplifier
circuitry or the amplifier exhibits overheating of the output transistors under normal
operating conditions.
2. This Receiver has built-in overload thermal protections, one is installed within power trans-
fornier and the others are installed on heat sinks of power transistors.
ln case of the thermal protector of power transformer, when the temperature of thermal
protector reach to 135t5'C, the thermal protector will be automatically cut out, and as
soon as the temperature goes down to 110t10'C, the thermal protector turns back on
automatically.
The protectors of heat sinks have the same effect as above except for working temperature.
When their temperature rises up to 115t5"C, these protectors will be automatically cut
out, and as soon as the temperature falls down to 40t19'9, these protectors turn back on
automatically.
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Ci. CHANGING POWER LINE VOLTAGES
The NAD300 has a multi-voltage Power Transformer of 12OV,22OV and 240V.
1. Remove the chassis out of cabinet and open the bottom cover of chassis.
2. Change the soldering of primary transformer wire as follows (with a setting of 22OV as indi-
cated in figure).
A, To change from22OY to24OV.
Remove the white wire from pin-2 of terminal strip and connect the white wire to pin-1
(already connected orange wire).
B. To change trom 22OV to 120V.
Remove the orange wire from pin-1 and the white wire from pin-3 of terminal strip, then
connect the orange wire to pin-4 of terminal strip and the white wire to lug of fuseholder
(alredy connected gray wire).
Also remove the white wire to pin-2 of terminal strip and connect the white wire to pin-3
of terminal strip.
,,WARN ING" lf the power transformer connections are not set for the correct local voltage
the set will be damaged in case it is switched on.
Please RE-CHECK the connections before power goes on.
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Symptom
1) Fuse blows when power is turned on. A) Power Transformer T851 defective.
lace the transformer.
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B) Short in the primary or secondary of transformer
circuitry.
Repair the short.
c) Damaged rectifier D806, D805, D831, D832.
Replace the damaged rectifier.
D) Short circuit in the power transistor TR610,
TR611 ,TR612, TR613.
Replace the defective transistor and check circuit.
2l Pilot lamp lights but no sound from A) Resistor R811, R821 defective (open).
both channels. Replace the defective resistor.
B) Capacitor C807, C809, C810 or CB14 defective.
Replace the defective capacitor.
c) Open in secondary winding of the power
transformer T851.
Replace the transformer.
D) Transistor TR807 or TR810 damaged (open),
Replace the damaged transistor.
E) Diode D803 or D804 damaged.
Replace the damaged diode.
3) "A" Speakers do not worl(. A) Speaker switch S17 defective.
Replace the switch,
4l "B" Speakers do not work. A) Speaker switch S17 defective.
Replace the switch.
5) One channel does not work with A) Defect in transistor TR901, TR902, TR903 or
VOLUME at maximum with a test TR904 of 9025 TONE AMP BOARD.
signal applied to the center terminal Locate and correct the defect.
of VOLUME control VR551 of B) Defect in transistor TR751 ,1R752 of 7105
the dead channel. SWITCH BOARD.
Locate and correct the defect.
c) Defect in transistor TR601-TR613 of 6038
MAIN AMP BOARD.
Locate and correct the defect.
D) Break in copper foil of printed circuit board
6038, 7105 or 9025.
Repair the circuit board.
E) Short in speaker output terminal.
Repair the short.
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6) Same as 5 above but channel operates A) Defective transistor TR501, TR502, TR503, or
when test signal is applied as 7. TR504.
Replace the defective transistor.
B) Faulty resistor R502, R504, R505, R506, R51O
or R512.
Replace the faulty resistor.
C) Faulty capacitor C501 or C505.
Replace the faulty capacitor.
D) Defective selector switch S1.
Repair or replace the switch.
7\ Speaker works normally but A) Headphone plug does not mate with jack.
headphones do not work. Replace the plug.
B) Defective resistor R651a, b.
Replace the resistor.
8) All the inputs work normally except A) Poor contact in AUX input jack.
AUX input. Repair or replace the jack.
B) Poor contact in selector switch S1
9) PHONO input not operative. A) Poor contact in PHONO input jack.
Repair or replace the jack.
B) Faulty selector switch S1.
Repair or replace the switch.
10) TAPE OUT not operative. A) Defective contact in TAPE OUT jack.
Repair or replace the jack.
11 ) FM does not operate. A) Defective diode D833.
Replace the diode.
B) Transistor TR831 damaged (open).
Replace the transistor.
C) Defective resistor R831.
Replace the resistor.
D) Short-circuit in Tuner B+ circuit.
Repair the short.
E) Poor contact in selector switch S1.
Repair or replace the switch.
F) Resistor R301 defective.
Replace the resistor.
G) Capacitor C301 defective.
Replace the capacitor.
H) Defective lC 1C201 ,lC2O2,lC203 or 1C301.
Replace the defective lC.
t) Defective IFT T201.
Replace the lFT.
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Symptom Cause and RemedY
J) Defective capacitor C2O2, C208 or C222'
Replace the defective caPacitor.
K) Defective transistor TR 101, 1 R1O2, TR 1 03
coil L101, L104 of tuner f ront-end.
Replace the defective comPonent.
L) Faulty lead-in.
Repair or rePlace the lead in,
12\ Poor multiPlex seParation. n lmproper adjustment
Readjust f2O1, VR301 and VR303a, b'
(Refer to MPX ALIGNMENT on page 1 1')
B) Defective transistor TR301, T8302, TR303 or
lC lC3O1, lC3O2 of Turner Board 0036'
Replace the defective comPonent.
C) Variable resistor V R301 defective.
Replace the variable resistor.
D) Variable resistor VR303a, b defective.
Replace the defective variable resistor'
13) Stereo indicator lamp does not light' A) Defective indicator lamP PL9.
Replace the lamP.
B) lmproper adjustment of VR301 and VR302 of
0036 TUNER BOARD.
Make readjustment.
(Refer to MPX ALIGNMENT on page 1 1')
c) Defective lC3O1 or R835 of 0036 TUNER
BOARD.
Rep lace defective comPonent.
A) lf volume both L and R channels not enough:
14\ FM volume not sufficient'
Front End defective, or faulty IFT T201 or
diode D207, D2OB of 0036 TUNER BOARD or
faulty C313, lC3O1 or 1C302 of 0036 TUNER
BOARD.
Locate and replace the defective component'
B) lf sound of one channel not enough:
Defective lC3O2 of 0036 TUNER BOARD'
Replace the lC.
15) AM does not operate' A) Damaged lC4O1 of Tuner Board 0036'
Replace.
B) Defective Coil L401 ,T4O1or Ceramic Filter
CF4O1 of 0036 Tuner Board'
Replace the defective comPonent'
C) Selector switch S1 defective.
Repair or rePlace the switch.
D) Defective Tuning Gang.
Replace.
Symptom Cause and Remedy
E) Damaged AM bar antenna.
Repair or replace bar antenna.
16) LOUDNESS has no effect. A) Defective LOUDNESS switch S5.
Replace the switch.
B) Defective C758, C759 or R765.
Replace defective component.
C) Defective VOLUME control VR551
Replace.
17l, STEREO-MONO not effective. A) Defective MONO switch 56.
Replace the switch.
18) TAPE-MONITOR not effective. A) Defective TAPE MONITOR switch 52.
Replace the switch.
B) Poor contact in TAPE input jacks.
Repair or replace the jack.
19) BASS control has no effect. A) V R902 defective.
Replace.
B) Defective C905, C906, R911, R912, R913 of
9025 Tone Amplifier Board.
Replace defective component.
2Ol TREBLE control has no effect. A) VR901 defective.
Replace.
B) Defective C904, R908 or R909 of 9025 Tone
Amplifier Board.
Replace the defective component.
21l, Excessive noise with PHONO A) Faulty TR501, TR502, TR503 or TR504.
(MAG) input. Replace the faulty transistor.
B) Faulty R501, R503, R506, C501 or C505.
Replace the faulty component.
22\ Noisy VOLUME control. A) Defective VR551.
Replace the variable resistor.
B) Defective capacitor C505 or C901.
Replace the defective capacitor.
23l' SIGNAL meter not functioning. A) Defective meter.
Replace the meter.
B) f n case of FM reception, C209, C21O, D203,
D2O4, D205 or D206 defective.
Replace the defective component.
C) ln case of AM reception, R407, R408, R409,
R410 or TR401 defective.
Replace the defective component.
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24\ TUNING meter not functioning' A) Defective meter.
Replace the meter'
B) ln case of FM reception, R227,C224 or C225
defective.
Replace the defective comPonent'
Note: ln case of AM reception, the meter does
not function.
251 OUADRO not effective. A) Defective switch S17'
Replace the switch.
26]t SUBSONIC filter has no effect' A) Defective switch 57'
Replace the switch.
B) Defective capacitor C752, C753 or C754'
Replace the defective caPacitor'
271 High-Filter has no effect. A) Defective switch S8.
Replace the switch.
B) Defective C755, C756, TR751 or TR752'
Replace the defective comPonent'
DOLBY Noise Reduction DOLBY NR switch 54 defective'
has no effect. Repair or rePlace the switch.
lC 1C701 defective.
Replace the lC.
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