Nakamichi BX-125 Manuale utente

Nakamichi

Service

Manual

Nakamichi

BX-125

BX-125E

2

Head

Cassette

Deck

CONTENTS

2.

3.

1.

General

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26

GENERAL

1.1.

Voltage

Selector

Voltage

selector

is

installed

on

the

rear

panel

for

Other

version

of

the

Nakamichi

BX-125.

This

voltage

selector can

select

either

120

V

or

220-240

V

at

customer’s

disposal.

1.2.

Packing

Materials

and

Owner’s

Manual

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“

Part

No,

Description

Q

OFO3855A

Carton

Box

BX-125

(Silver)

OF03857A

Carton

Box

BX-125

(Black)

OFO3856A

Carton

Box

BX-125E

(Silver)

OFO3858A

Carton

Box

BX-125E

(Black)

OF03674C

=

Packing

0D04517A

Owner’s

Manual

(English)

0D04518A

Owner’s

Manual

(English/German/French)

0D04522A

Owner's

Manual

(Japanese)

HR

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1.3.

Serial

Number

The

BX-125/BX-125E

has

two

versions,

Silver

and

Black.

In

the

service

manual,

serial

numbers

of

these

versions

are

identified

as

follows:

Silver

version:

A322xxxxx

Black

version:

A323xxxxx

However,

the

actual

serial

number

on

the

serial

number

plate

of

the

BX-125/BX-125E

is

indicated

as

A322.3xxxxx.

The

serial

number

begins

with

A322.301001.

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Sanath

2.

TEST

TAPES

AND

GAUGES

(1)

400

Hz

Level

Tape

(DA09005B)

(2)

1

kHz

Track

Alignment

Tape

(DA09007B)

(3)

15

kHz

Azimuth

Tape

(DA09004B)

(4)

3

kHz

Speed

and

Wow/Flutter

Tape

(DA09006C)

(5)

10

kHz

PB

Frequency

Response

Tape

(DA09003B)

(6)

15

kHz

PB

Frequency

Response

Tape

(DA09002B)

(7)

20

kHz

PB

Frequency

Response

Tape

(DA09001B)

(8)

Tape

Travelling

Cassette

(DA09027B)

(9)

Reference

EXII

Tape

(DAO9066B)

(10)

Reference

SX

Tape

(DA09025B)

(11)

Reference

SX-E

Tape

(DA09086A)

(12)

Reference

ZX

Tape

(DA09037B)

(13)

Head

Alignment

Gauge

(DA09092A)

3.

MECHANICAL

ADJUSTMENTS

3.1.

Tape

Guide

Height

Check

for

Record/Playback

Head

and

Erase

Head

With

use

of

a

Head

Alignment

Gauge,

tape

guide

height

check

for

the

Record/Playback

and

Erase

Heads

shall

be

made,

wherein

a

small

block

shall

be

pushed

straight

down

to

the

base

while

in

use

of

the

Head

Alignment

Gauge.

Refer

to

Fig.

3.1.

(1)

Record/Playback

Head

Tape

Guide

Height

(a)

Load

the

base

of

the

Head

Alignment

Gauge

carefully

and

set

the

cassette

deck

in

Play

mode.

(b)

Place

the

small

block

of

the

Head

Alignment

Gauge

on

the

base.

(c)

Slide

the

small

block

against

the

tape

guide

of

the

Record/

Playback

Head,

and

check

to

insure

that

the

block

is

ac-

cepted

by

the

tape

guide,

(d)

If

not,

loosen

the

screw

and

insert

a

shim

(either

30

um

(0C80048A),

60

um

(0C80038A),

or

100

um

(0C80039A))

to

raise

the

Record/Playback

Head,

then

tighten

and

apply

a

quantity

of

lock

tight

paint

to

the

screw.

(2)

Erase

Head

Tape

Guide

Height

(a)

Load

the

base

of

the

Head

Alignment

Gauge

carefully

and

set

the

cassette

deck

in

Play

mode.

(b)

Place

the

small

block

of

the

Head

Alignment

Gauge

on

the

base,

(c)

Slide

the

small

block

against

the

tape

guide

of

the

Erase

Head,

and

check

whether

the

block

is

accepted

by

the

tape

guide,

3.2,

Head

Base

Stroke

Check

Refer

to

Fig.

3.2.

{1)

Load

the

base

of

the

Head

Alignment

Gauge

carefully,

then

push

the

base

toward

the

Record/Playback

Head

to

eliminate

the

clearance

between

the

reference

and

the

base.

(2)

Set

the

cassette

deck

in

Play

mode.

(3)

Place

the

small

block

of

the

Head

Alignment

Gauge

on

the

base,

(4)

Contact

the

small

block

with

the

Record/Playback

Head

surface

and

the

Erase

Head

surface,

and

check

whether

the

end

of

the

small

block

is

located

within

the

specified

toler-

ance

as

shown

in

Fig.

3.2,

3.3.

Record/Playback

Azimuth

Alignment

and

Height

Check

Refer

to

Fig.

3.1.

(1)

Connect

a

VTVM

to

the

Output

Jacks,

(2)

Load

a

15

kHz

Azimuth

Tape

and

set

the

cassette

deck

in

Play

mode,

(3)

Turn

the

Azimuth

Alignment

Screw

until

the

outputs

of

both

channels

become

maximum.

(4)

Load

a

1

kHz

Track

Alignment

Tape

and

set

the

cassette

deck

in

Play

mode,

(5)

Check

to

insure

that

the

readings

of

both

channels

on

the

VTVM

are

below

—25

dB.

If

not,

replacement

of

the

Record/Playback

Head

will

be

required.

(6)

Apply

a

quantity

of

lock

tight

paint

to

the

Azimuth

Align-

ment

Screw,

Shim

3.4.

Pressure

Adjustment

of

Pressure

Roller

Refer

to

Fig.

3.3.

(1)

In

Play

mode,

measure

the

torque

of

the

Pressure

Roller

and

check

whether

the

torque

is

in

a

range

of

320

+50

g-cm.

(2)

If

torque

is

out

of

the

range,

correct

it

by

changing

the

instal-

lation

point

of

the

Pressure

Roller

Spring.

3.5.

Tape

Travelling

Check

Load

a

Tape

Travelling

Cassette

and

set

the

cassette

deck

in

Play

mode

to

check

the

followings:

(1)

After

more

than

2

seconds,

the

fluctuation

of

the

tape

travel-

ling

on

the

Record/Playback

Head

is

small.

(2)

Tape

is

in

contact

with

the

head

sufficiently.

(3)

Tape

waving

is

small

on

the

heads

and

pressure

roller,

3.6.

Eject

Damper

Adjustment

Refer

to

Fig.

3.4,

Load

a

cassette

tape,

and

with

opening

the

Cassette

Case

by

pressing

the

Eject

button

and

closing

it

by

hand,

adjust

the

speed

of

damper

action

by

the

Damper

Adjustment

Screw.

CCW:

Damper

moves

fast.

CW:

Damper

moves

slowly.

3.7,

Reel

Motor

Speed

Adjustment

in

Play

Mode

(1)

To

warm-up

the

cassette

deck,

load

a

C-60

cassette

tape

and

set

the

cassette

deck

in

Play

mode.

(2)

After

more

than

four

minutes,

load

a

torque

meter

TW-211

(made

by

Sony)

and

set

the

cassette

deck

in

Play

mode.

(3)

Adjust

VR601

on

the

Main

P.C.B.

Ass’y

to

obtain

exactly

50

g-cm

on

the

torque

meter.

3.8.

Tape

Speed

Adjustment

Refer

to

Fig.

3.5.

(1)

Connect

a

frequency

counter

to

the

Output

Jacks.

(2)

Load

a

3

kHz

Speed

and

Wow/Flutter

Tape

and

play

it

back,

(3)

Adjust

the

Tape

Speed

Adjustment

Volume

incorporated

in

the

Capstan

Motor

to

obtain

3,000

Hz

on

the

frequency

counter,

CCW:

Motor

drives

slowly.

CW:

Motor

drives

fast.

3.9.

Lubrication

The

tape

transport

is

of

a

lubrication-free

type

mechanism.

When

the

following

parts

are

replaced,

apply

the

specified

lubricant,

(1)

Molykote

(R)

Grease

(X5-6020)

Cam

Motor

Pulley

Thrust

portion

on

the

Capstan

Shaft

(2)

FLOIL

GB-TS-1

Washer

between

Reel

Hub

Ass’y

and

Back

Tension

Spring

(8)

Diamond

Oil

(EP56)

Reel

Hub

Shaft

(4)

Anderol

456

Capstan

Shaft

Note:

We

suggest

that

you

use

the

above

specified

lubricant

or

equivalent

type.

The

company

dealing

in

the

above

lubricant

is

as

follows:

(a)

Molykote

(R)

Grease

(X5-6020)

Dowcorning

Co.,

Ltd.,

1-15-1

Nishishinbashi,

Minato-

ku,

Tokyo,

Japan

(b)

FLOIL

GB-TS-1

Kanto

Chemicals

Co.,

Ltd.,

2-7

Kanda

Sakuma-cho,

Chiyoda-ku,

Tokyo,

Japan

(c)

Diamond

Oil

(EP-56)

Mitsubishi

Oil

Co.,

Ltd.,

1-2-4

Toranomon,

Minato-ku,

Tokyo,

Japan

(d)

Anderol

456

Toyo

Kokusai

Oil

Co.,

Ltd.,

3-3-5

Hatchobori,

Chuo-

ku,

Tokyo,

Japan

Fig.

3.3

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Increase

Damper

Adjustment

Screw

Fig.

3.4

Decrease

N

Increase

Fig.

3.5

4,

PARTS

LOCATION

FOR

ELECTRICAL

ADJUSTMENT

Main

P.C.B.

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Reel

Motor

Speed

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VRI03

VRIO2

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Rec.

Cal.

Sx zx

Playback

Level

VR204 VR203

VR202

@

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F102

TP103

(o)uss

Bias

Trap

(Record)

Peaking

TP203

TP102

pee

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TP202

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Frequency

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VR105

VRI06

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VR205 VR206

VR207

Tape

Switch

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Fig.

4

5.

ELECTRICAL

ADJUSTMENTS

Note:

Electrical

adjustment

should

be

performed

after

mechanical

adjustment

is

completed.

5.1.

Adjustment

Instructions

OUTPUT

CONNECTION

Playback

Eq.

-

70

ys

Adjust

the

volume

incorporated

in

the

capstan

motor

to

obtain

3

kHz

+0.5%

on

the

frequency

counter.

Frequency

Counter

to

Output

Jacks

Tape

Speed

Adjustment

1.

Feed

in

400

Hz

and

adjust

the

Input

Level

controls

to

obtain

350

mv

-0.8

dB

on

the

VIVM.

2.

Adjust

VR108

(VR208)

so

that

the

0

dB

segment

of

the

level

meter

starts

illuminating.

3.

Adjust

the

Input

Level

controls

to

obtain

350

mV

on

the

VIVM,

then

decrease

the

generator

output

level

by

20

dB.

4.

Check

to

insure

that

the

segment

for

-20

dB

illuminates.

VIVM

to

TP101,TP201

on

Main

P.C.B.

Meter

Level|400

Hz

to

Record,

Pause/Main

Calibration]

Input

Jacks

Set

the

Output

Level

control

to

max,

Adjust

the

Input

Level

controls

to

obtain

500

mV

(0

dB)

on

the

VTVM.

2.

Set

the

MPX

Filter

switch

to

ON

and

adjust

L105

(L205)

to

obtain

minimum

reading

on

the

VIVM

(minimum

reading

will

be

less

than

-30

dB).

Record,

Pause|Main

MPX

-

OFF/ON

|P.C.B.

19

kHz

+100

Hz

to

Input

Jacks

MPX

Filter

Adjustment

Adjust

the

Record/Playback

Head

Azimuth

Alignment

Screw

to

obtain

maximum

readings

for

both

channels

on

the

VTIVM.

VIVM

to

Output

Jacks

Playback

Eq.

-

70

ps

Dolby

NR

-

OFF

MPX

-

OFF

Record/

Playback

Head

Azimuth

Alignment

Adjust

VR101

(VR201)

to

obtain

350

mV

on

the

VIVM.

VTIVM

to

Same

as

above|Main

TP101,TP201

on

Main

P.C.B.

400

Hz

Level

Tape

Playback

Level

Calibration

-

Load

a

400

Hz

level

tape

and

play

it

back,

Adjust

the

Output

Level

control

toa

certain

level.

2.

Load

10

kHz,

15

kHz and

20

kHz

PB

400

Hz

Same

as

above

|Main

Level

Tape|

Output

10

kHz

PB

|

Jacks

Frequency

Response

Playback

Frequency

Response

Adjustment

Tape

frequency

response

tapes

and

play

15

kHz

PB

them

back,

Adjust

the

record/play-

Frequency

back

head

azimuth

to

obtain

maximum

Response

readings

for

both

channels

on

the

Tape

VTIVM

with

each

tape.

20

kHz

PB

Short

R110

(R210)

or

R195

(R295)

on

Frequency

the

Main

P.C.B.

Ass'y

to

obtain

the

Response

following

levels

against

the

lewel

for

Tape

the

400

Hz

level

tape.

10

kHz:

-20

dB

-2

to

+2

dB

15

kHz:

-20

dB

-2

to

+3

dB

20

kHz:

-20

dB

-2

to

+4

dB

3.

Conduct

step

4

"Record/Playback

Head

Azimuth

Alignment".

STEP

ITEM

picasras

pena

REMARKS

pemecriiae

7

|Bias

Frequency

|Record,

Pause

Tape

-

Connect

an

additional

0.1

ohm

resistor

Oscillation

Counter

to

|Tape

-

ZX

in

series

to

the

Erase

Head

and

Frequency

CN2-2

on

Eq.

-

70

ps

-C.

connect

a

VIVM

across

it.

and

Erase

Tape

Switch]

Dolby

NR

-

2.

Adjust

T301

to

obtain

105

kHz

on

the

Current

P.C.B.

OFF

frequency

counter,

Adjustment

and

MPX

-

OFF

3.

Check

the

erase

current

by

the

VTVM.

310

mA

to

400

mA

(typically

approx.

VIVM

across

Erase

current

will

be

in

a

range

of

350

mA).

the

additional

0.1

ohm

If

erase

current

is

not

sufficient,

resistor increase

it

by

shorting

either

R318

or

R350.

4.

After

completion

of

the

erase

current

adjustment,

re-check

the

bias

oscillation

frequency,

5.

Remove

the

additional

0.1

ohm

resistor,

21

kHz

VIVM

to

Same

as

above|/Main

Short

the

bias

cut

points

indicated

in

Record

Amplifier

|(-20

dB)

|TP102,TP202

-C.B.

Fig.

4

with

a

clip

to

stop

bias

Equalizer

to

Input

on

Main

oscillation,

Adjustment

|

Jacks

P.C.B.

2.

Adjust

L102

(L202)

to

obtain

peak

reading

at

21

kHz

on

the

VIVM.

Remove

the

clip.

Adjust

L103

(L203)

to

obtain

maximum

reading

on

the

VTVM.

Bias

Trap

|None

VIVM

to

Same

as

above

Adjustment

|

(remove

TP103

,TP203

(Record

input

on

Main

Amp.)

signals)

|P.C.B.

Record

400

Hz

VIVM

and

Record

and

Adjustment

should

be

made

in

the

order

of

Level

(0

dB)

and}

Distortion

|Playback

ZX,

SX

and

EX.

Calibration|15

kHz

Meter

to

Tape

-

ZX/SX/|

(Level)

and

(-20

dB)

Output

EX

ZX:

1.

Set

the

Output

Level

control

to

max.

Recording

to

Input

|

Jacks

Eq.

-

70

ps

VR102

2.

Set

the

cassette

deck

in

Record/Pause

Bias

Jacks

(ZX/SX)

mode,

Current

120

ps

3.

Feed

in

400

Hz

and

adjust

the

Input

Adjustment

(EX)

Level

controls

to

obtain

500

mV

Dolby

NR

-

(O

dB)

on

the

VTVM.

OFF

4.

Load

a

reference

ZX

tape,

reference

MPX

-

OFF

SX/SX-E

tape

and

reference

EXII

tape.

5.

Feed

in

400

Hz

(0

dB)

and

record,

rewind

and

play

it

back.

Adjust

VR102

(VR202)

for

ZX

tape,

VR103

(VR203)

for

SX/SX-E

Tape

and

VR104

(VR204)

for

EXII

tape

so

that

the

played

back

output

levels

are

500

mV

(0

dB)

on

the

VTVM.

Feed

in

15

kHz

(-20

dB)

and

record,

rewind

and

play

it

back.

Adjust

VR105

(VR205)

for

ZX

tape,

VR106

(VR206)

for

SX/SX-E

tape

and

VR107

(VR207)

for

EXII

tape

so

that

the

played

back

output

levels

are

50

mV

(-20

dB)

on

the

VIVM.

7.

Repeat

above

5

and

6

two

or

three

times.

8.

Feed

in

400

Hz

(0

dB)

and

record,

rewind

and

play

it

back.

Check

to

insure

whether

the

total

harmonic

distortion

is

less

than

1.0%

for

ZX

and

EXII

tapes

and

1.2%

for

SX/SX-E

tape.

If

the

total

harmonic

dis-

tortion

exceeds

the

specified

value,

repeat

above

steps

till

satisfactory

results

are

obtained.

Switch

P.C.B.

(Bias)

a

ITEM

SIGNAL

OUTPUT

MODE

ADJUST~

SOURCE

CONNECTION

MENT

Overall

400

Hz

Record

and

Set

the

cassette

deck

in

Record/Pause

Frequency

|

(0

dB)

and|

Output

Playback

mode.

Response

20

Hz

to

Tape

-

ZX/SX/|

L102

Feed

in

400

Hz

and

set

the

Input

Level

Adjustment

|17

kHz

EX

controls

to

obtain

500

mV

(0

dB)

on

(-20

dB)

Eq.

-

70

ps

the

VIVM.

to

Input

(2X/SX)

Decrease

the

generator

output

control

Jacks

120

ps

by

20

dB.

(EX)

Feed

in

20

Hz

to

17

kHz

(-20

dB),

and

Dolby

NR

-

record,

rewind

and

play

them

back,

OFF

then

check

to

insure

whether

the

out-

MPX

SW

-

OFF

put

levels

are

within

-20

dB

+4

dB.

.

If

above

is

not

sufficient,

adjust

L102

(L202)

to

obtain

approx.

~20

dB

on

the

VIVM,

then

conduct

step

10

"Record

Level

Calibration

and

Recording

Bias

Current

Adjustment".

If

above

is

not

sufficient,

precise

re-adjustment

of

step

6

"Playback

Frequency

Response",

replacement

of

Record/Playback

Head

or

tape

travel-

ling

check

will

be

required.

5,2,

Playback

Frequency

Response

Adjustment

Figs.

5.1

and

5.2

show

the

playback

amp.

circuit

for

adjustment

The

peaking

portion

of

the

equalization

curve

compensates

the

and

the

playback

equalization

curve.

gap

loss

of

the

playback

head,

Peaking

level

is

varied

by

the

short

This

adjustment

will

be

required

if

playback

level

is

not

sufficient

circuit

of

R110

(R210)

or

R195

(R295).

when

a

20

kHz

PB

frequency

response

tape

is

played

back.

R

RIO

RI9S

(R210)

(R295)

680

1K

R/P

Head

VRIOt

[VR201)

Output

390P

HI

C108

(C208)

1000P

+H

C107

(C207)

120y8

Fig.

5.1

GAIN

(dB)

FREQUENCY

(Hz)

Fig.

5.2

6.

MECHANISM

ASS’Y

AND

PARTS

LIST

6.1.

Synthesis

01

HA04494B

0H04582B

0H04583B

0304628A

0H04306A

0H04240A

HA04571A

OJ04765A

OH04276A

0H04432B

0OHO3737A

0H04155B

0M04377B

0J04629A

0J04762A

OJ03564A

OE03054A

OE03033A

OEO0868A

OEOO865A

Description

Synthesis

Serial

No.:

432201001

-

(Silver)

Cassette

Case

Cover

Ass’y

Front

Panel

Ass’y

BX-125

Front

Panel

Ass’y

BX-125E

Top

Cover

Cushion

(Front)

Meter Cover

LED

Lens

Eject

Button

Ass’y

Spring

Counter

Escutcheon

Volume

Knob

Volume

Knob

Base

Top

Cover

Caution

Label

Top

Cover

Cushion

(Back)

Synthesis

Mechanism

Ass’y

Bottom

Cover

Leg

T-H

BT

3x8

©

Countersunk

BT

4x8

©

Pan

Washer-faced

(Nickel)

BT

3x8

©

Binding

BT

3x10

©

Binding

Fig.

6.1

PAT

PP

RPE

NN

BHP

PEN

ee

HA04495B

0H04584B

0H04585B

0J04628A

0HO04307A

0H04240A

HA04570A

OJO4765A

OH04275A

0H04342A

OHO3737A

0H04156B

0M04377B

0J04629A

0J04762A

0J03564A

OE03054A

0E03032A

OEOO868A

OEO00865A

Synthesis

Serial

No.:

A32301001

-

(Black)

Cassette

Case

Cover

Ass’y

Front

Panel

Ass’y

BX-125

Front

Panel

Ass’y

BX-125E

Top

Cover

Cushion

(Front)

Meter

Cover

LED

Lens

Eject

Button

Ass’y

Spring

Counter

Escutcheon

Volume

Knob

Volume

Knob

Base

Top

Cover

Caution

Label

Top

Cover

Cushion

(Back)

Synthesis

Mechanism

Ass’y

Bottom

Cover

Leg

T-H

BT

3x8

6

Countersunk

BT

4x8

©

Pan

Washer-faced

(Black

Chromate)

BT

3x8

©

Binding

BT

3x10

&

Binding

PWD

PPR

EEN

Re

Hee

6.2,

Synthesis

Mechanism

Ass’y

(AO1)

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