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US

Model

Canadian

Model

SPECIFICATIONS

AUDIO

POWER

SPECIFICATIONS

(US

model)

Full-range

speakers:

With

3.2-ohm

loads,

both

channels

driven

from

150-15,000

Hz:

rated

2.3

W

per

channel

mini-

mum

RMS

power,

with

no

more

than

10%

total

harmonic

distortion

in

AC

operation.

OTHER

SPECIFICATIONS

CD

player

section

System

Laser diode

properties

Compact

disc

digital

audio

system

Material:

GaAlAs

Wavelength

780

nm

Emission

duration:

Continuous

Laser

output:

less

than

44.6

p.W

*

This

output

is

the

value

measured

at

a

dis-

tance

of

about

200

mm

from

the

objective

lens

surface

on

the

optical

pick-up

block.

20-—20,000

Hz

+?

dB

Below

measurable

limit

Frequency

response

Wow

and

flutter

Tuner

section

Frequency

range

FM:

87.6—108

MHz

AM:

530—1,710

kHz

Tape

recorder

section

and

general

Recording

system

4-track

2-channel

stereo

Frequency

response

70

—

10,000

Hz

(with

TYPE

|

(NORMAL)

cassette)

Full-range

speakers:

10

cm

dia.,

cone

type

Full-range

speakers:

2.3W+2.3W

(at

3.2

ohms,

315

Hz,

10%

harmonic

distortion)

Speaker

Power

output

(Canadian

mode!)

CD

Section

Tape

Section

Model

Name

Using

Similar

Mechanism

Optical

Device

Name

MF-50RP-75D

Tape

Transport

Mechanism

Type

Inputs

Mixing

microphone

input

jack

(minijack)

Sensitivity

2.5

mV

For

low

impedance

microphone

Outputs

Headphones

jack

(stereo

minijack)

For

16—68

ohms

impedance

headphones

120

V

AC,

60

Hz

DC

9

V,

6

size

D

(R20)

batteries

AC

25

W

Power

requirements

Power

consumption

Battery

life

Batteries

for

radio

cassette-corder

(hours)

[_SS*d;CF

Recording

[Playback

Sony

SUM-1

(NS)

Sony

Alkaline

AM1

(N)

approx.

8

approx.

12

approx.

17

Dimensions

590

X

172

X

200

mm

(w/h/d)

(23/4

X

67/,

X

7/3

inches)

incl.

projecting

parts

and

controls

Weight

Approx.

4.6

kg,

incl.

batteries

(Approx.

10

Ib

2

oz)

Supplied

accessories

AC

power

cord

(1)

Design

and

specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

CD

RADI

CFD-50

SAFETY

CHECK-OUT

After

correcting

the

original

service

problem,

perform

the

following

safety

check

before

releasing

the

set

to

the

customer:

Check

the

antenna

terminals,

metal

trim,

‘‘metallized”’

knobs,

screws,

and

all

other

exposed

metal

parts

for

AC

leakage.

Check

leakage

as

described

below.

LEAKAGE

TEST

The

AC

leakage

from

any

exposed

metal

part

to

earth

ground

and

from

all

exposed

metal

parts

to

any

exposed

metal

part

having

a

return

to

chassis,

must

not

exceed

0.5mA

(500

microampers).

Leakage

current

can

be

measured

by

any

one

of

three

methods.

1.

A

commercial

leakage

tester,

such

as

the

Simpson

229

or

RCA

WT-540A.

Follow

the

manufacturers’

instructions

to

use

these

instru-

ments.

2.

A

battery-operated

AC

milliammeter.

The

Data

Precision

245

digital

multimeter

is

suitable

for

this

job.

3.

Measuring

the

voltage

drop

across

a

resistor

by

means

of

a

VOM

or

battery-operated

AC

volt-

meter.

The

“limit”

indication

is

0.75

V,

so

analog

meters

must

have

an

accurate

low-

voltage

scale.

The

Simpson

250

and

Sanwa

SH-63Trd

are

examples

of

a

passive

VOM

that

is

suitable.

Nearly

all

battery

operated

digital

multimeters

that

have

a

2V

AC

range

are

suitable.

(See

Fig.

A)

To

Exposed

Metal

Parts

on

Set

AC

voltmeter

(0.75

V)

Earth

Ground

Using

an

AC

voltmeter

to

check

AC

leakage.

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Section

Title

Page

Specifications

sass

sors

Hepes

aciued

dea

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csoees

1

Safety

Check-out

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Op

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6S

SS

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br

aitele,

858.08

02.6,

8

2

1.

SERVICING

NOTES

Notes

on

Handling

the

Optical

Pickup

Block

or

Base

Unit

a

3

Notes

on

Laser

Diode

Emission

Check

-----+-

3

Chuck

Plate

Jig

on

Repairing

--+++++++++eee-

a

Laser

Diode

and

Focus

Search

Operation

Check

a

3

2.

GENERAL.

«222%

+sisse

cbse

smesysee

dunes

4

3.

DISASSEMBLY

..----.-----eecceeecceees

4

4.

MECHANICAL

ADJUSTMENTS

Tape

Recorder

Section

-++++eeeeeeeeeeeeeee

6

5.

ELECTRICAL

ADJUSTMENTS

5-1.

Tape

Recorder

Section

--+++++err

essere

sees

7

5-2.

Tuner

Section

Ostia

pa,

Bie:

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cone!

Bete.

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8

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wie

eos

Ss

8

5-3.

CD

Section

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0:

Sah

ec

Oe

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6

6:

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wae

9

6.

DIAGRAMS

6-1.

CD

Section

Block

Diagram

-+++++++++++-+-+--

13

6-2.

Tuner,

Audio

Section

Block

Diagram

-+---++:-

1S

6-3.

Printed

Wiring

Boards

---+++-++++eee

eee

eeee

17

6-4.

Tuner,

Audio

Section

Schematic

Diagram

2)

6-S.

CD

Section

Schematic

Diagram

-++++++++++-

25

7.

EXPLODED

VIEWS

.«.---------eseeeeeee

29

8.

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

LIST

.-----------

35

SAFETY-RELATED

COMPONENT

WARNING!!

COMPONENTS

IDENTIFIED

BY

MARK

A\

OR

DOTTED

LINE

WITH

MARK

/\

ON

THE

SCHEMATIC

DIAGRAMS

AND

IN

THE

PARTS

LIST

ARE

CRITICAL

TO

SAFE

OPERATION.

REPLACE

THESE

COMPONENTS

WITH

SONY

PARTS

WHOSE

PART

NUMBERS

APPEAR

AS

SHOWN

IN

THIS

MANUAL

OR

IN

SUPPLEMENTS

PUB.

LISHED

BY

SONY.

ATTENTION

AU

COMPOSANT

AYANT

RAPPORT

A

LA

SECURITE!

LES

COMPOSANTS

IDENTIFIES

PAR

UNE

MARQUE

/\

SUR

LES

DIAGRAMMES

SCHEMATIQUES

ET

LA

LISTE

DES

PIECES

SONT

CRITIQUES

POUR

LA

SECURITE

DE

FONCTIONNEMENT.

NE

REMPLACER

CES

COM.

POSANTS

QUE

PAR

DES

PIECES

SONY DONT

LES

NUMEROS

SONT

DONNES

DANS

CE

MANUEL

OU

DANS

LES

SUPPLEMENTS

PUBLIES

PAR

SONY.

SECTION

1

CFD-50

SERVICING

NOTES

NOTES

ON

HANDLING

THE

OPTICAL

PICK-

UP

BLOCK

OR

BASE

UNIT

The

laser

diode

in

the

optical

pick-up

block

may

suffer

electrostatic

breakdown

because

of

the

poten-

tial

difference

generated

by

the

charged

electrostatic

load,

etc.

on

clothing

and

the

human

body.

During

repair,

pay

attention

to

electrostatic

break-

down

and

also

use

the

procedure

in

the

printed

matter

which

is

included

in

the

repair

parts.

The

flexible

board

is

easily

damaged

and

should

be

handled

with

care.

NOTES

ON

LASER

DIODE

EMISSION

CHECK

The

laser

beam

on

this

model

is

concentrated

so

as

to

be

focused

on

the

disc

reflective

surface

by

the

objective

lens

in

the

optical

pick-up

block.

There-

fore,

when

checking

the

laser

diode

emission,

observe

more

than

25

cm

away

from

the

objective

lens.

Insert

screwdriver

and

push

S801.

CHUCK

PLATE

JIG

ON

REPAIRING

On

repairing

CD

section,

playing

a

disc

without

the

CD

lid,

use

Chuck

Plate

Jig.

@

Code

number

of

Chuck

Plate

Jig:

X-4918-255-1

LASER

DIODE

AND

FOCUS

SEARCH

OPERATION

CHECK

1,

Der

eae

t

Ae

|

ae

ai

Make

Function

switch

to

CD

position

with

no

disc

inserted.

Open

the

lid

for

CD.

Turn

on

S801

as

following

figure.

Press

®

key.

Confirm

the

laser

diode

emission

while

observing

the

objecting

lens.

When

there

is

no

emission,

Auto

Power

Control

circuit

or

Optical

Pick-up

is

broken.

Objective

lens

moves

up

and

down

once

for

the

focus

serarch.

Yf.

~~

|

AS

S801

AL

27.

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yvilty,

pe

a

laser

diode

CFD-50

SECTION

2

GENERAL

e

Parts

Identification

Radio,

Tape

Section

.

CD

Player

Section

MIX

MIC

jack

OPRI/BATT

indicator

Telescopic

antenna

FUNCTION

selector

Display

window

PLAY

MODE

button

Disc

holder

TONE

control

OPEN

button

VOLUME

cont

PHONES

jack

CD

operation

buttons

Cassette

holder

Tape

operation

buttons

-

ae

REMAIN/ENTER

button

indicator

SECTION

3

DISASSEMBLY

Note:

Follow

the

disassembly

procedure

in

the

numerical

order

given.

DIAL

POINTER

SETTING

@

Set

the

center

of

the

dial

pointer

to

the

center

of

three

points

on

the

sub

chassis.

@

til

gs

pointer

to

the

dial

pointer

sub

chassis

dial

pointer

©

Turn

PVC

gear

fully

counter-clockwise

with

the

tuning

knob.

tuner

board

@

Insert

the

tuning

knob

@

Turn

the

tuning

knob

in

the

order

of

frequency

MAX

~->

MIN

and

confirm

the

dial

pointer

is

not

out

of

order.

s

@

+BVIP3

X

12

CFD-50

FRONT

CABINET

@

Open

cassette

holder.

@

CNJ302

@

front

cabinet

©

BVTP3

x

40

©

BVTP3

x

40

j

@

battery

case

lid

@

+BVTP3

X

12

TUNER

BOARD

@

+BVTP3

x

12

@

tuner

board

es,

MD

SECTION

©

CNJ21

@

CNJ306

CD

MAIN

BOARD

AUDIO

BOARD

OSB

Trs

rik

©

CD

main

board

@

Remove

two

volume

knobs.

@

Slide

out

CD

section

(VOLUME,

TONE)

©

+BVTP3

X

129

i

§

©

+BVTP3

X

12

®

audio

board

POWER

BOARD

@

+BVTP3

X

12

@

power

board

CFD-50

SECTION

4

MECHANICAL

ADJUSTMENTS

PRECAUTION

1.

Clean

the

following

parts

with

a

denatured-alcohol-moistened

swab:

record/playback

head

pinch

roller

erase

head

rubber

belts

capstan

idlers

2.

Demagnetize

the

record/playback

head

with

a

head

demagentizer.

(Do

not

bring

the

head

demagnetizer

close

to

the

erase

head.)

3.

Do

not

use

a

magnetized

screwdriver

for

the

adjustments.

4.

After

the

adjustments,

apply

suitable

locking

compound

to

the

parts

adjusted.

5.

The

adjustments

should

be

performed

with

the

rated

power

supply

voltage

unless

otherwise

noted.

6.

Power

supply

voltge:

9V

dc.

Torque

Measurement

22.5

—

55

gecm

Fast

Forward

and

60

—

120

g*cm

(0.83

1.67

ozrinchy

|

COMI

:

2

—

Sgecm

(0.03

=

0.07

ozrinchy

|

|

SO

Tape

Tension

Measurement

CQ-403A

more

than

150

g

(5.29

02)

SECTION

5

ELECTRICAL

ADJUSTMENTS

PRECAUTION

Adjustments

should

be

performed

in

the

order

given.

Generally

playback

circuit

adjustments

should

be

completed

before

performing

recording

circuit

adjustments.

Adjustments

should

be

performed

for

both

L-ch

and

R-ch.

Switches

and

controls

should

be

set

as

follows

unless

otherwise

specified.

Positions

of

switches

and

control

knobs

TONE

BO

OOO

ROHS

ie:

CLO

OO

6

06

0168.

O08

6.656

SOE

8)

OS

8

ON

Oe

0180

O88

are)

maximum

Standard

recording

position

Adjust

the

VOLUME

knob

so

that

the

following

regulated

input/output

signal

levels

are

obtained.

Standard

input

level

[—__tput

ind

Standard

output

level

[Output

Pin

[Speaker

A)]

PHONES

Output

signal

level

“0

cB

)

Wee

ie

0

dB=0.775

V

5-1.

TAPE

RECORDER

SECTION

@

Test

Tape

|

Type

|

Signal

=|

Used

for

WS-48A

3

kHz,

0

dB

tape

speed

adjustment

P-4-A063

6.3kHz,

—

10

dB

|

head

azimuth

adjustment

REC/PB

Head

Azimuth

Adjustment

Procedure:

1.

Mode:

playback

test

tape

P-4-A063

(6.3kHz,

—

10dB)

PHONES

jack

2.

Turn

the

adjustment

screw

for the

maximum

output

levels.

If

these

levels

do

not

match,

turn

the

adjustment

screw

until

both

of

output

levels

match

together

within

3

dB.

L-CH

|

~

peak

within

Output

Zan

i

within

level

3d8

!

}

!

I

|

R-CH

screw

peak

aie

osition

positi

L-CH

R-CH

—*

angle

peak

peak

3.

Phase

Check

Mode:

playback

test

tape

P.4-A063

oscilloscope

(6.3kHiz,

:

—

10d8)

320

PHONES

jack

®C4

Screen

pattern

O@®

QO

135°

180°

es

wrong

in

phase

45° 90°

oceennmennteenmmeenen

ammamenmemeeemenamnenendtl

good

Adjustment

Location:

adjustment

screw

|

CFD-50

Tape

Speed

Adjustment

Procedure:

Mode:

playback

speed

checker

LFM-30

or

digital

frequency

test

tape

counter

WS-48A

(3kHz,

OdB)

PHONES

jack

Adjustment

Value:

Speed

checker

Digital

frequency

counter

—

2.5

to

+1.0%

2,925

—

3,030

Hz

Frequency

difference

between

the

beginning

and

the

end

of

the

tape

should

be

within

1%

(30

Hz).

Adjustment

Location:

O

adjustment

resistor

CFD-50

|

5-2.

TUNER

SECTION

[AM]

FUNCTION

switch:

AM

AM

RF

SSG

Put

the

lead-wire

antenna

close

to

we

the

set.

(QE

aE

30%

amplitude

modulation

by

400

Hz

signal

output

level:

as

low

as

possible

[FM]

FUNCTION

switch:

FM

FM

RF

SSG

22.5

kHz

frequency

deviation

‘by

400

Hz

signal

output

level:

as

low

as

possible

to

FM

ANT

IN

PHONES

@

Repeat

the

procedures

in

each

adjustment

several

times,

and

the

frequency

coverage

and

tracking

adjustments

should

be

finally

done

by

the

trimmer

capacitors.

AM

IF

ADJUSTMENT

Adjust

for

a

maximum

reading

on

VITVM.

455

kHz

AM

FREQUENCY

COVERAGE

ADJUSTMENT

Adjust

for

a

maximum

reading

on

VT

VM.

520

kHz

1,780

kHz

AM

TRACKING

ADJUSTMENT

Adjust

for

a

maximum

reading

on

VTVM.

600

kHz

1,500

kHz

FM

TRACKING

ADJUSTMENT

Adjust

for

a

maximum

reading

on

VTVM.

.

86.5

MHz

109.5

MHz

FM

VCO

Adjustment

A)

Regular

Method

Procedure:

FM

ff

signal

generator

=

po

Carrier

frequency

:

98MHz

telescopic

Modulation:

no

modulation

antenna

lead

Output

level:

0.1V

(100dB)

Remove

jumper

wire

as

shown

below.

Connect

frequency

counter

to

the

positions

shown

below.

Tune

the

set

to

98

MHz.

Adjust

RV1

for

76

kHz

+

500

Hz

reading

on

the

frequency

counter.

After

adjustment,

connect

jumper

wire

removed

in

step

1.

Remove

jumper

wire

Aaa

Noe

frequency

counter

nee)

Bere

B)

Simple

Method

Procedure:

1.

Tune

the

set

to

the

FM

stereo

broadcasting

signal.

2.

Turn

RV1

clockwise

or

counterclockwise

and

memorize

the

lighting-

up

range

of

the

FM

STEREO

lamp.

3.

Secure

RVI

at

the

center

of

the

lighting-up

range

of

both

turns

as

shown

below.

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of

lighting-up

ranges

lighting-up

range

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RVI

FM

FREQUENCY

EMVvco

COVERAGE

RV1

L2

cCT2

AM

TRACKING

11

CTi

Li

CT4

L4

AMIE

CEM

FREQUENCY

—38—

TRACKING

GovERAGE

5-3.

CD

SECTION

How

to

Put

the

Set

into

Service

Mode

Notes

on

Adjustment

1.

Perform

adjustment

in

service

mode.

After

adjustment,

be

sure

to

release

service

mode.

2.

Perform

adjustments

in

the

order

given.

3.

Use

the

disc

(YEDS-18,

Part

No.

3-702-101-01)

only

when

so

indicated.

1.

Short-circuit

following

portions

on

the

CD

main

board.

2.

Tune

the

POWER

on.

CD

main

board

(conductor

side)

:

short-circuit

Before

Adjustment

Put

the

set

into

service

mode

and

perform

the

following

checks.

Repair

if

there

are

any

problems.

Le

eS

[ee

|

e

Sled

Motor

Check

1.

Press

®

key,

then

press

I

key.

Press

PPI,

Kd

keys

and

confirm

that

the

FOP

moves

smoothly

from

the

innermost

to

outermost

circumference

and

back

smoothly

and

with

no

catching

or

abnormal

noises.

pb]

:

FOP

moves

to

the

outer

circumference

K4q

:

FOP

moves

to

the

inner

circumference

@

Focus

Search

Check

Press

>

key.

(Focus

search

operation

is

performed

continuously.)

Look

at

the

FOP

objective

lens

and

confirm

that

it

moves

up

and

down

smoothly,

with

no

catching

or

abnormal

noises.

3.

Press

Ml

key.

Confirm

that

focus

search

operation

stops.

If

it

does

not,

press

Il

key

again

longer.

N=

VCO

Adjustment

Adjustment

Procedure:

1..

Short-circuit

@

portion

CD

main

board.

2.

Adjust

with

RV703

so

that

the

reading

on

frequency

counter

becomes

4.3218

MHz.

3.

Release

the

short-circuit

@

portion.

Adjustment

Location:

CD

main

board

(conductor

side)

frequency

counter

E-F

Balance

Adjustment

This

adjustment

is

to

be

done

when

the

optical

block

is

replaced.

Adjustment

Procedure:

:

Connect

the

oscilloscope

between

IC701

pins

@

and

@.

Put

the

set

into

service

mode.

(See

page

9)

Press

the

PP]

and

k4q

keys

to

move

the

FOP

to

the

center.

Insert

disc

(YEDS-18)

and

press

}

key.

Adjust

RV701

so

that

the

oscilloscope

traverse

waveform

is

symmetrical,

as

shown

in

the

figure

below.

Release

service

mode

after

adjustment

is

completed.

A

8

VOLT/DIV:

1V

TIME/OIV:

Ims

Adjustment

Location:

CD

main

board

(conductor

side)

RV702

RV701

Focus

Bias

Adjustment

This

adjustment

is

to

be

done

when

the

optical

block

is

replaced.

Adjustment

Procedure:

Connect

the

oscilloscope

between

IC701

pins

@

and

@.

Put

the

set

into

service

mode.

(See

page

9)

__

Press

the

PP]

and

K¢q

keys

to

move

the

FOP

to

the

center.

(Move

the

FOP

to

the

music

area

on

the

disc

to

enable

easy

visibility

of

the

eye

pattern.)

Insert

disc

(YEDS-18)

and

press

>

key.

Adjust

RV702

so

that

the

oscilloscope

waveform

is

as

shown

in

the

figure

below(eye

pattern).

A

good

eye

pattern

means

that

the

diamond

shape

(©

)

in

the

center

of

the

waveform

can

be

clearly

distinguished.

Release

service

mode

after

adjustment

is

completed.

RF

signal

reference

waveform

(eye

pattern)

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i

Wie

i

\\

VOLT/OIV

:

0.2V

TIME/OIV

:

500ns

0.8

—

1.5

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Hii

MA

Way

Wy

ov

When

observing

the

eye

patern,

set

the

oscilloscope

for

AC

range

and

raise

vertical

sensitivity.

E-F

Balance

Adjustment

oscilloscope

(DC

range)

ES

Focus

Bias

Adjustment

+

oscilloscope

(DC

range)