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(1)ADUUSTMENTS

1.

Tools

required

for

adjustment

(1)

Phillips-head

screwdrivers

(for

M3

and

M4)

(2)

Slotted-head

screwdrivers

(medium

and

small

sizes)

Caution

for

adjustments

(1)

Plug

off

the

AC

power

supply

cord.

(2)

Return

the

tonearm

to

tonearm

rest

and

fix

the

tonearm

to

the

tonearm

rest

with

the

lock-lever.

|

(3)

Remove

the

turntable

platter

and

mat.

(4)

Set

the

cueing

knob

to

the

¥

position.

2.

Turntable

platter

height

and

level

adjustments

(a)

Install

the

turntable

in

a

servicing

jig

and

remove

the

turntable

mat

and

platter,

if

installed.

Place

the

turntable

upside

down

to

remove

bottom

cover

(Fig.

1).

|

(b)

Remove

with

a

Phillips-head

screwdriver

the

eight

screws

which

hold

the

bottom

base.

(Fig.

2)

(c)

Re-set

the

unit

for

normal

use

on

the

table.

(d)

Remove

the

transit

screws

(red).

(Fig.

3)

|

(e)

Replace

the

turntable

platter,

mat

and

install

a

record.

Move

the

turntable

shaft

by

your

hand

vertically

and

horizontally

to

make

sure

that

the

sub-

chassis

is

suspended

from

the

cabinet.

(f)

Measure

from

the

surface

of

the

cabinet

to

the

height

of

the

installed

record.

This

dimension

should

be

within

20.5

—22.0

mm

(0.807

—0.870

in.).

Adjust

the

sub-chassis

suspension

screws

to

acquire

this

distance.

Refer

to

Fig.

5.

3.

Stylus

clearance

adjustment

(a)

Set

the

cueing

knob

to

Y

position

and

move

the

tonearm

over

the

record

surface

(Fig.

6).

The

clearance

between

the

stylus

point

and

the

record

should

measure

between

6—10

mm

(0.24—0.39

in.).

This

dimension

is

set

by

screw

A

(Fig.

6).

(b)

Move

the

tonearm

to

the

end

of

the

record

and

slowly

rotate

the

turntable

platter

until

the

tonearm

starts

returning.

Stop

the

platter

rotation

when

the

tonearm

is

in

the

approximate

position

as

above.

Again

measure

the

distance

between

the

stylus

point

and

the

record

surface.

This

measure-

ment

should

be

approximately

the

same

clearance

6—10

mm

(0.24—0.39

in.).

If

the

height

needs

to

be

adjusted,

adjust

screw

B

(Fig.

6).

4.

Auto-return

ratchet

adjustment

(a)

Adjust

the

gap

between

the

turntable

gear

hook

(Fig.

7)

and

the

ratchet

trigger

for

0.3—-0.4

mm

(0.012—0.015

in.)

by

turning

the

adjusting

pin.

5.

Auto-return

adjustment

(a)

Set

the

cueing

knob

to

the

¥

eeodtion,

(b)

Move

the

tonearm

to

the

end

of

the

record

disc

so

that

the

end

of

the

program

is

just

occuring.

Rotate

the

adjusting

screw

so

that

the

ratchet

trigger

does

not

engage

the

turntable

gear

hook

until

poe

record

ends

(Fig.

8).

(c)

After

this

adjustment,

check

that

the

tonearm

returns

at

the

end

of

the

completed

program

on

the

disc,

We

recommend

to

use

a

test

record

com-

patable

to

stock

No.

RG-800

for

this

check.

6.

Seesaw

arm

assy.

adjustment

(a)

Remove

turntable

platter

and

mat.

Place

turntable

in

a

servicing

jig

and

turn

turntable

upside

down.

|

(b)

Rotate

the

drive

gear

in

direction

of

normal

play.

Continue

gear

rotation

until

seesaw

arm

assy.

is

aligned

as

shown

in

Fig.

9:

(c)

Adjust

seesaw

shaft

for

dimention

at

point

“A”

in

Fig.

10

1.0—1.5

mm

(0.040

~

0.060

in.).

After

this

adjustment

tighten

lock

nut.

7.

Start-switch

adjustment

(a)

Set

start/stop

knob

to

start

position.

(b)

Adjust

gap

between

operating

plate

assy

actuator

and

switch

contact

for

dimension

specified

in

Fig.

11.

Note

that

two

different

types

of

micro-

switches

can

be

used

during

model

assembly.

Determine

vendor

type

micro-switch

and

adjust

to

dimension

specified.

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8.

Stop-switch

adjustment

.

(a)

Return

tonearm

to

its

rest

and

lock

in

place.

(b)

Adjust

gap

between

tone

arm

fixing

plate

and

micro-switch

for

dimension

specified

(Fig.

12).

Note

that

two

different

vendor

type

micro-switches

can

be

used

for

this

model.

Determine

vendor

type

and

adjust

to

dimension

.

specified.

9.

Lead-in

adjustment

(a)

Check

to

see

that

the

tonearm

fixing

plate

assy.

is

in

the

condition

as

shown

in

Fig.

12

when

the

tonearm

returns

to

tonearm

rest.

(b)

Set the

lead-in

adjusting

pin

to

the

position

as

shown

in

Fig.

13.

(c)

Place

the

LP

(30cm)

record.

Set

the

size-selector

knob

to

30

and

the

speed

selector

knob

to

33.

(d)

Set

the

cueing

knob

to

the

yw

position

and

start-stop

knob

to

the

start

position.

Slowly

rotate

the

turntable

platter

so

that

tonearm

moves

to

the

record.

(e)

Rotate

the

adjusting

pin

for

30cm

in

Fig.

13

so

that

stylus

falls

onto

the

first

non-sound

grooves

of

the

record

upon

automatic

start.

(f)

Place

the

EP

(17cm)

record.

Set

the

size-selector

knob

to

17

and

the

spee

selector

knob

to

45.

2

8

(g)

Set

the

cueing

knob

to

the

yw

position

and

start-stop

knob

to

the

start

position,

Slowly

rotate

the

turntable

platter

so

that

tonearm

moves

to

the

record,

|

(h)

Rotate

the

adjusting

pin

for

!7cm

in

Fig.

13

so

that

stylus

falls

onto

the

first

non-sound

grooves

of

the

record

upon

automatic

start.

(i)

If

stylus

set-down

position

can

not

be

adjusted

within

the

possible

extent

of

rotation

of

adjusting

screws,

adjust

the

position

of

tonearm

fixing

plate

after

checking

that

tonearm

has

been

mounted

securely.

10.

Speed

adjustment

(a)

Plug

in

AC

power

cord.

(b)

Set

the

pitch

control

knob

to

the

center.

|

(c)

Set

cueing

knob

to

Y.

position

and

move

tonearm

over

the

turntable

platter.

Turntable

platter

should

be

rotating.

Adjust

variable

resistors

(Fig.

14)

so

that

strobe

index

on

the

edge

of

platter

stops

and

holds

completely

still.

Speed

should

be

checked

or

adjusted

for

both

modes

(33

and

45

rpm).

|

Seesaw

arm

Switch

|

Operating

plate

assy

Seesaw

arm

0.3~0.5mm

(OMRON)

G7

tmin

Seesaw

shaft

(MATSUSHITA)

Fig.

11

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Tonearm

fixing

plate

assy

Turntable

platter

Cabinet

top

Drive

gear

Trigger

Turntable

gear

Fig.

7

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Adjusting

screw

Tonearm

(2)

TROUBLESHOOTING

1.

The

tonearm

will

not

automatically

start.

|

Check

to

see

that

turntable

platter

starts

rotation

when

start/stop

knob

is

3

moved

to

start

position.

BS

See

next

step

(2).

Yes:

Check

to

see

that

drive

gear

will

rotate.

i.

Yes:

Check

to

see

that

moving

cap

assy.

moves

connecting

to

tonearm

fixing

plate.

Yes:

Tonearm

sensitivity

on

horizontal

movement

is

not

enough.

No:

Moving

cap

is

removed

or

grease

is

adhered

to

the

cap.

No:

Move

the

start/stop

knob

to

stop

position.

Check

to

see

thai

drive

gear

rotates

when

turntable

shaft

is

rotated

by

hand.

rTNo:

Seesaw

shaft

is

out

of

the

groove

in

drive

gear.

Yes:

Check

to

see

that

drive

gear

is

correctly

mounted

referring

to

Adjustment

4.

Yes:

Ratchet

is

not

correctly

mounted

or

ratchet

is

.

defective.

No:

Moving

plate

is

not

correctly

mounted

or

moving

plate

is

defective.

2.

The

turntable

platter

will

not

rotate

even

though

start/stop

knob

is

moved

to

start

position.

Check

to

see

that

turntable

platter

starts

rotation

when

tonearm

is

moved

above

the

record

by

hand.

Yes:

Check

to

see

that

the

gap

between

operating

plate

and

microswitch

is

adequately

adjusted.

Yes:

Microswitch

is

defective.

No:

Adjust

the

gap.

No:

Check

to

see

that

thie

voltage

is

supplied

between

(3)

and

oy

termi-

nals

in

Power

supply

printed

circuit

board.

No:

AC

power

supply

cord

is

defectwe:

ae

Yes:

Check

to

see

that

the

voltage

is

supplied

to

the

primary

ee

terminal

of

power

transformer.

No:

Fuse

or

microswitch

is

defective.

Yes:

Check

to

see

that

the

voltage

is

supplied

between

(16)

and

(17)

terminals.

.

No:

Power

transformer

is

defective.

Yes:

Check

to

see

that

the

voltage

is

supplied

between

—

ay

and

(12)

terminals.

Yes:

Motor

is

defective.

No:

The

rectification

circuit

is

defective.

3.

The

tonearm

will

not

automatically

return.

Check

to

see

that

the

gap

between

turntable

gear

and

ratchet

is

adequate

referring

to

Adjustment

4.

ae

,

Pe

Adjust

the

gap.

Yes:

Check

to

see

that

tonearm

returns

when

tonearm

is

moved

to.

the

most

inner

position

of

turntable.

gear

assy.

is

not

laterally

mounted.

Yes:

Adjust

return

position

referring

to

Adjustment

5.

No:

Tonearm

fixing

plate

assy.

is

not

correctly

mounted,

or

drive

|

Moving

plate

Assy.

0.3~0.5mm

(OMRON)

0.7~1Imm

Adjusting

pin

(MATSUSHITA)

Stop

switch

Fig.

12

17cm

30cm

lead-in

adjusting

pins

Fig.

13

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4.

The

turntable

platter

will

not

stop

rotating.

Check

to

see

that

the

knob

of

microswitch

is

sufficiently

pushed

by

tonearm

fixing

plate

assy.

when

tonearm

returns

to

tonearm

rest.

No:

Tonearm

fixing

plate

assy.

is

not

correctly

mounted.

Yes:

Check

to

see

that

the

gap

between

tonearm

fixing

plate

assy.

and

microswitch

is

adequate

referring

to

Adjustment

8.

No:

Adjust

the

gap.

Yes:

Microswitch

is

defective.

5.

The

stylus

set-down

position

is

not

correct

on

automatic

start.

}

Check

to

see

that

the

position

of

cam

for

automatic

start

is

correct

referring

to

Adjustment

9.

Be

Return

tonearm

to

tonearm

rest

and

adjust

the

position

of

cam.

Yes:

Check

to

see

that

the

mounting

position

of

cartridge

is

correct.

No:

Adjust

the

position

of

cartridge.

Yes:

Adjust

the

position

of

tonearm

fixing

plate

assy.

EN

ia

eae

6.

The

strobe

light

will

not

turn

on.

Check

to

see

that

the

supplied

voltage

between

(6)

and

(8)

terminals

is

adequate

when

tonearm

moves

above

the

record.

hea

Neon

lamp

is

defective.

No:

Resistor

for

voltage

adjustment

is

defective.

7.

No

sound

from

the

speaker.

Remove

headshell,

Touch

the

upper

two

terminals

(L+

and

R+)

at

the

end

of

the

tonearm

with

a

metalic

screwdriver

and

listen

for

the

speaker

to

produce

a

humming

noise.

(Fig.

15)

Yes:

Cartridge

or

headshell

lead-wires

is

defective.

No:

Perform

continuity

test

between

tonearm

end

and

output

shielded

cord

on

dead

channel.

(Fig.

16)

Yes:and©

cables

are

not

isolated.

:

No:

Plug

of

output

shielded

cord

or

terminal

is

wrong

connected.

Perform

continuity

test

of

input

terminal

of

amplifier

(re-

4

ceiver).

8,

The

tonearm

restarts

after

automatic

return

even

though

repeat

knob

is

placed

to

OFF.

|

Check

to

see

that

the

gap

between

ratchet

and

turntable

gear

is

adequate

referring

to

Adjustment

4.

No:

Adjust

the

gap.

|

|

Yes:

Check

to

see

that

return

arm

returns

to

original

position

after

that

return

arm

is

pushed

by

drive

gear.

No:

The

drive

gear

is

not

laterally

mounted.

Yes:

The

return

arm

is

connecting

with

other

parts.

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