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The following cautions will prevent accidents in the workplace and will ensure safe products.
*The symbols indicate caution is needed to prevent injuries and damage to property.
The symbols and their meanings follow.
If you ignore this symbol and handle the product incorrectly or unsafely,
Warning serious injury or death may result.
If you ignore this symbol and handle the product incorrectly or unsafely,
Caution injury or only material damage may result.
*The following symbols indicate two levels of cautions.
When you see this symbol, you have to be very careful.
When you see this symbol, you have to follow the instructions there.
Warning
Do not look squarely into the laser light Fuse Caution
coming from the pickup. Always use a designated fuse.
You may loose you sight. Use of an incorrect fuse may result in a fire.
Caution
Do not allow wiring to be caught in the Battery Caution
screw/chassis. Use the designated battery.
If wiring is caught in the screw/chassis, it may Confirm the correct polarity and seat of the
cause a short circuit, resulting in a fire. battery.
An incorrect battery or an improperly connected
or seated battery may result in a fire.
High Temperature Caution Designated Parts Caution
Touching the heat sink may cause severe burns. Look up the part list and ensure that only
designated parts are used to prevent problems or
accidents.
Reverse Power Supply Connections or Wiring Caution
Misconnections Caution Ensure that the wiring is correct when rewiring to
Reverse power supply connections or prevent problems with ignition/breakdown.
misconnections may cause ignition problems and
smoke may result.
Soldering Caution Wear Gloves
Hot solder from solder splash may cause severe Wear gloves to prevent electrical shocks or injury
burns. from the end face of the metal.
Packing Method View
102
Hook Lock
Product
Hook Lock
106
Card Note
BO 102-1
TT
O M 104
Sid
e
Hook Lock 102-2
Hook Lock Quick Guide
103 105
102 101
107
Top Side
101-1 101-2 101-3 101-4
X4 X1 X1
X1
103 105 106 107
X1
X1 X1
X1
101-1 03S60820Y16 SCR,MCH 5X8 ZN A
101-2 36A02449K01 CAP,RUBBER(A)
101-3 03A60836Y01 SCR,CUS 5X7 ZN A
101-4 03S60824Y01 SCR,WEV 1.7X4 ZN A
102-1 68-10334Z22 O/M-CDROM BASIC
102-2 68-14470Z67 C/N-QRG AOEU DDA
103 15D00529K02 CASE,INNER
104 15D01798K04 CARRYING,CASE
105 09-14545Z02 ASSY,HARNESS POW 03A
106 09-14216Z02 ASSY,ANID-0092-02A
107 50-14386Z03 ASSY,LYS-M9750-FUL
Extension Cable
*Always connect the Extension Cable when making checks of voltage and repair.
(1) 01V40948S01
(2) No Extension
(3) No Extension
FRONT-P.W.Board
CB401
(2)
(1)
MECH CH500
CB705
CB704 MAIN-P.W.Board
(3)
A. Note for ELEP COAT removal operation
1. Mask the surrounding area to prevent HEXANE from flowing into those area (PC Card slot, the Flash, connector terminals, etc.)
Masking tape
Manufacturer : 3M
Product Name : 243 Masking Tape (20 x 18)
2. Warm the PWB using the heat chamber (or a dryer). The ELEP COAT removal process can be started when the ELEP COAT of the parts to be exchanged becomes soft.
< Condition >
1 ) Temperature setting : 60