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GTNERAL INFORMATION

The

Concord

Modei

103

is

a

three-speed,

dual-track tape

recorder.

Recordings can be made

directly from a microphone

and from a radio,

phonoglaph,

or

television

receiver.

The three tape speeds are

I 7/ 8,

3 3/4

and 'l l/ 2 ips. The

playing

and

recording

time

using

both tracks

are as follows:

ReeI

Size

3"

(300

fr.

)

5

"

(600

ft.

)

l7l8lps

I hour

2 hours

3 3/4

ips

l/ 2 hour

I hour

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6, Indiana.

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Printed

in U.S. of Amerlca

7I/2ips

1/ 4

hour

V

2 hour

Connect

recorder

to an

outlet supplying U0-120 volts,

60 cycles AC

only. Before con-

nectj.ng to line supply,

be

certain

it agrees with

these

speciJications.

Supplied

By:

Concord Eleclronics

Corp.

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North Vine

Street

Los

Angeles,

California

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HOWARD

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SAIUTS

&

The

li.stj.ng of any available replacement

part

herein

does

not

constitute

in

any case a

recommendation,

warranty or

guarantyby

Howard

W. Sams & Co., Inc., as to the

quality

and suitability of such replacement

part.

The numbers

of

these

parts

have

been compiled from inlormation furnished

to

Howard

W.

Sams

& Co., Inc., by the manufacturers

of

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lndiana

the

partj.cular

type of

replacement

part

listed.

Repro-

ductlon or

use,

without

express

permission,

of editorial or

pictorial

content,

in any mamer,

i8

prohibited.

No

patent

liability is agsumed vith

re8pect to the ue ol the

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2-

Remove

the

lid

f

rom

the case.

Remove

the AC cord and accessories from

the

accessory

bag.

3. Plug

the AC cord

into

a convenient outlet of

PREPARI

NG FOR OPERATI

ON

FUNCTION

OF

CONTROLS

OPERATI

NG I NSTRUCTIONS

proper

power

rating.

4. Recorder

is now

ready

for

use.

Before

oper-

ating,

the operator

should

familiarize

himself

with

t}te

function

of

the controls.

0n-0ff

-Volume

Turn

knob

clockwise to turn the

power

on

to the

unit.

Further

rotation increases

the volume

during

playback.

When

recording, it

controls the

recording

leveI.

Sel ector

l.

The tape motion is stopped when

the

Selector is

in

the

"Stop"

position.

2.

Turning the

Selector

counterclockwise

places

the

unit in

"Rewind"

position.

3.

Turning

the

Selector

clockwise from the Stop

position places

the

unit in

"Forward"

or

Play

position.

4.

To Record,

pull

the

'RECI'

lever

toward

you,

then turn the Selector control to the

'Forward"

position. ("REC.

"

lever is located

to the

right

of

Selector

knob).

Fast Forward

Turn Selector to

Forward

(Play)

position

and

then move

the Fast Forward

lever

toward the

front

of

the case to advance the tape

rapidly.

Quick

Stop

When

the

lever is

pulled

toward the

front

of the

case it will stop

the

forward

motion of

the

tape tem-

porarily

without

turning

off

the amplifier or

motor

circuits.

REC.

Safety

To record, move

the

REC.

Safety Lever

toward

thefront of

the case before

turningthe Selectorcontrol

to the

Forward

position.

This is

a

Safety

Lock

to

pre-

vent

the

recorder

from

being

placed

in

the

Record

position

accidental.ly.

Speed Selector

To

place

the unit in

7

l/

2 ips speed,

move

the

selector toward

the

rear

of

the

recorder.

For 3 3/

4

ips

speed, move

the

lever

toward the front

of the

recorder.

For L7/

8

ips,

Ieave

the selector in

the

3 3/4

ips

position.

Remove

the 7I/

2 ips

capstan

roller

(115)

and

place

it on

the capstan

holder.

N0TE:

Replace

the

capstan

roller

on

the cap-

stan

when recording

3 3/

4 ips

or 7 L/ 2 ips.

Earphone Jack

The Earphone

may

be

plugged

into

this

jack

for

monitoringa recording

orfor listening

tothe

playback

of a recording.

"Ext.

" 0utput

Jack

This

jack

is

provided

for

playing

the

recorder

through

an

external speaker, radio,

or Hi Fi ampli-

fier.

"Aux."

Radio-Phono

lnput Jack

This

jack

is

used

when

recording

from a

radio,

phonograph,

or TV.

"Mic.

"

lnput

Jack

This

jack

is

used

when making recordings

with

the

microphone.

Threading

the

Tape

l.

Movethe

Selector control tothe

"Stop"

position.

2.

Place

a

reel

of

tape

on

the

left-handreelspindle

(76).

3. Place

an empty reel on

the

right-hand reel

spindle

(15).

4.

Unwind about

12" of

tape from

the

reel. Hold

a

section taut

and

insert it in

the tape slot. Make

sure

the dull-coated side faces

the

rear

of the

recorder.

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5.

Insert

the free

end of the tape into

one of the

radialslots

ofthe right-hand

spindle reel.

Turn

the

reel

several

turns counterclockwise

to

fasten

the tape to the

reel

and to

take

up slack

between

reels.

Recording f rom

Microphone

Rotate

the On-Off

-Volume

control

clockwise to

turn the recorder

on. Allow suJficient

time

for

the tubes to warm

up.

Insertthe microphone

plug

into

the

'Mic.

"

jack.

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3. Set

the speed selector

for

the desired

speed

7I/2,33/4,

orLT/

8ips.

4.

PulI

the

'IREC.

"

lever

toward

the

front of

the

case and move

the Selector

control to the

For-

ward

position.

5. Hold

the microphone

about

6 to

12

inches from

the

mouth and speak

in a normal

voice.

6.

Adjust

the

Volume control

until

the

level indi-

cator flashes on

the

loudest

passages.

N0TE:

Correctvolume levelduring

a

recording

is

very important.

Too weak

a

signal

will

resultin

weak

playback

andhigh

background

noise.

Too

strong

a

signal

will result in

distortion

during

playback.

Recording

f rom

a

Radio,

Phonograph

or

Television

Receiver

Connect

the

patch

cord

supplied

with

the

re-

corder as

follows:

l.

Connect

the alligator

clips across the voice

coil

terminals of the

radio,

phonograph,

ortelevision

receiver.

2. Insert

the

patch

cord

plug

into

the Aux.

jack.

3.

Follow

steps I

thru

4

under

'Microphone

Re-

cording".

Recording

f rom

Cartridge

l.

Magnetic

Cartridge:

(a)

Connect

theoutput

of

the cartridge

to a

pre-

amplifier.

(b)

Connectthe

preamplifier

outputto

the'Aux'.'

jack

of the recorder.

(c)

Follow

steps

I

thru 4

under

"Microphone

Recording".

2. Crystal or

Ceramic

Cartridge:

(a)

Connectthe

cartridge leads

through the

patch

cord to

the

"Aux.

"

jack

of

the

recorder.

(b)

Follow

steps I

thru

4

under

"Microphone

Recording".

Dual

Track Recording

This

recorder

will

record

and

play

on one-half

thewidth

of

the tape

at atime,

resulting

in atwo-track

recording.

After

the first recording

is

completed,

remove

the

full reel

f rom

the right-hand spindle,

turn

the

reel

over

and

place

it

on the left-hand spindle.

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Then make

another

recording.

The tape

canbe

played

back

in

the

same manner.

Rewind

To

rewind

the

tape at a

rapid

speed turn

the

Selector control

to

Rewind

position.

To

Play

a

Recording

l.

Thread

the tape as described under

'Ifhreading

the

Tape".

2.

Turn the

Selector control to the Forward

(Play)

position.

3. Adjustthe

volume to the

desired

listening

level.

To

Erase

a

Recording

Any

recording

on tape is automatically erased

before

a new

one

is made when inthe record

position.

To erase a

recording

without

putting

new

material on

the

tape,

follow

the normal

recording

procedure

but

set

the volume

control

to the full

counterclockwise

position.

To

Edit

and

Splice

Tape

NOTE:

It is

impossible

to edit and splice

one

track tapewithout

effecting

the other. Re-

cordings to

be edited should

be

limited

to

one track recordings

only.

l.

Tape maybe

edited

bycutting out unwanted

por-

tions,

or

by

joining

selections

into

anotier

sequence.

Announcements

can

be

inserted

be-

tween selections,

etc.

Unused tape

can be

spliced for reuse.

2.

For

best

results,

cut tape at a slight diagonal,

butt ends together

and fasten on

the

glossy

side

with splicing

tape.

Trim off any

excessive

width.

To

Remove

Recorder from Case

l. Remove

all control

knobs.

2.

Remove

head covers

(4

&

5).

Remove

thefour

rubber feeton

the bottom

ofthe

case.

Li{t

the bottom cover

from

case.

CLEAN

ING

The

record

head

(ll0),

erase head

(126),

capstan

(lI5),

pinch

rouer

(U4),

and tape

guides

(f06)

shoufd

be

cleaned occasionally

to

remove

the

tape

residue

which is

worn off

the tape as it

passes

these

parts.

Use a soft

cloth

and

alcohol

to

remove

the

residue.

Clean the

rubber

tired

idler

wheels and

belts

with

alcohol.

Remove

one

long

brass

colored

phiJ.lips

head

screw from front

part

of the chassis.

Remove

three other

phillips

head screws from

chassis.

LiJt

recorder

from

case.

To

reassemble,

reverse

the

foregoing

proced-

ure.

DISASSEMBLY

5.

6.

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B.

3.

4.

LU

B

RI CATI ON

All rotating

parts

are

provided

withoilite bear-

ings and

are

lubricated

before leaving

the factory.

Under

normal

use, nolubricationis

requiredfor

along

period

of

time.

When

lubrication

is necessary,

use a

good grade

of

oil

sparingly.

When

lubricating

the

flywheel

bearing,

remove

the

capstan

(ll5)

and inject 4

or 5

drops

of

oil.

ADJUSTMENTS

ldler

Wheel

Toadjust

the idler wheel

pressure,

setthe speed

selector

to 3 3/4 ips.

Hook a spring scale

to

the

end

of the idler

lever

(89)

and

pull

until the idler

is liJted

away

f

rom

the motor

pulley.

The

spring(61)

should

be

adjusted

so that

there

is

between

9

and

12

ounces of

pufl.

The idler

wheel height is

adjusted

by

moving

the

motor

pulley

up or

down

as

required.

In

the 3

3/

4

ips

position

the

distance

between the lower

surface of the

idler

wheel and

the

step

of

the

motor

pulley

should

be

3/ 32".

In the ?

L/

2 ips

position

the distance

between

the upper

sur{ace

of the

idler

wheel

(85)

and the step

of the motor

pulley (139)

must

be around

L/

32".

Tape

Speed

and

Pinch

Roller

(a)

Tape Speed

-

Set the Speed

Lever

to 7

L/

2

ips,

and theSelector

control

tothe Forward

position.

Adjust

the hex nut

(129)

clockwise

to

increase

speed,

and

counterclockwise

to

decrease

speed.

After

adjustment

is made,

check the L 7/ I

and 3

3/

4 ips

speeds.

(b)

PinchRoller

-

Tocheck

the

pressureof

the

Pinch Roller

(ll4),

set

the controls as de-

scribed

under

'nlape

Speed".

Measure

the

tension of

the

pinch

roller

by

hanging

the hook of

a

spring

scale

to the

pinch

roller

sha.ft,

pull

on

the

scales

until

s

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the

pinch

roller

(Il4)

is lifted

away f

rom

the

Capstan

(ll5),

the

tension should

be between

I

and 2

pounds.

If adjustment is necessary

turn the

hex nut

(I29)

clockwise

to

increase

tension

and

counterclockwise to

decrease

tension. If

adjustment

was made,

the

'Tape

Speed Ad-

justment"

must

be checked.

Pressure

Pad

Setthe

Selector control toForward Position and

turn

the Fast Forward

lever

to

Fast Forward.

Adjust

the

position

of

t}re

pressure pad

retainer

(128)

bV turning

retaining screw

(134)

so

the

proper

distance

between the f

ront

sur{ace

of the

pads

and

the

heads

(ll0

and

126) is

L/

4".

Tighten hex nut

(133).

Adjust

the angle

of

lug

(124)

so

pads

are

parallel

to

the heads

(lI0

and 126).

Record

Switch

Arm

When

the Recorder is in the record mode

the

record

switch

arm

(62)

is

locked

against the

switch

lock

arm

(52).

The

distance

between

the outer

edge

of the

re-

cord switch arm

(62)

and the switch lock arm

(52)

protrusion,

should

be

about

L/

64

to

3/ 64

inch.

Adjust

screw

(68)

Iocated

on

the

switch lever

(69)

and

lock it in

place

with the adjustment

nut.

Play-Record

Head

Thread agoodprerecorded

tapeon the

recorder.

While

playing

back, adjust

the

head mounting

screws

for

the

proper

position

of the head which will

give

maximum

output.

The

adjusting screws must

be

tight

when

adjustment is

completed.

Erase Head

The erase head

(126)

should

be

adjusted

so

that

it

effects

just

the

top half

of the

recorded

tape.

This

adjustment

should

be made in Record

posi-

tion.

Loosen

the erase

head

adjusting screws,

and

adjust

head

to

aposition

where

only the top half

of the

tape will be erased.

The

adjusting screws

must

be

tight

when

adjustment

is

completed.

Record

Bias Adjustments

Set

the Selector

to Record

position

and

tape

speed

for

3 3/

4'".

Adjust

Al for 45

volts Rn[,S

aeross

the

Recordr/

Play

head.

Bias

Frequency

Adjustment

Set the

Selector

to Record

position

and adjust A2 for

bias

frequency

of

30KC

+

2KC.

Record Level

Indicator

Adjustment

Inject a

1000

cycle

signal

into

either Input

jack

with

the

Selector

set

to Record.

Adjust

R2

until

the neon

lamp

lights

with Il

to l5

volts of signal

level

at

6

(plate)

of

V2

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TROUBLE CHART

Symptom

Cause

Remedy

Tape

Speed

too fast.

l.

Voltage seleetor

plug

in wrong 1. Insert

plug

in ll?V

jack.

2. Frequency selector plug

in 2. Insert

plug

in

60 cycle

jack.

wrong

jaek.

3.

Pinch

Roller spring

(132)

mis-

3. See

"Pinch

Roller

Adjustment"

adjusted.

under

"Adjustments".

No Rewind.

l. Drive

belt

(77)

broken.

1.

Replace

drive

belt

(??).

2. Rewind

spring

(81)

broken or 2.

Connector

replacerewind

spring

disconnected.

(81).

3. Motor

pulley

(139)

loose on

its

3.

Tighten

set screw

(140)

on motor

shaJt.

pulley

(139).

No

Record

or

Playback.

l.

'Play-record

head

(110)

defec- l. Replace

Play-record

head

(ll0).

tive.

2.

Pinch

Roller

Spring

(tgZ)

ais- 2.

Connect

or replace

Pinch Roller

connected or

broken. spring

032).

No

Erase

l. Erase

head

(126)

defective. l. Replace

erase head

(126).

2.

Erase

head

026)

positioned

2.

Position

erase

head

(126)

so it is

wrong.

parallelwith

thetape when inRe-

cord

position.

Rewind

spindle

brake inop-

l.

Rewind

brake

spring

(22)

dis- l.

Connect

or

replace

rewind

brake

erative.

connected

or

broken.

spring

(22).

Takeup spindle

brake

inop- l.

Takeup

brake spring

(74)

dis- l.

Connect

or replace

takeup

brake

erative.

connected

or

broken. spring

(74).

Selector

switch operates

too

1. Interlock

spring

(54)

discon- l.

Connect or replace

interlock

freely.

nected

or

broken. spring

(54).

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A-81r54

A-8U39

A-81152

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A-81055

A-81059-B

A-85151

A-6488?

A-?0048

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A-65382

A-67464

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A-7005?

A-65379

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A-65398-A

A-65380

A-65381

A-6?689

A-65407

A-6540r

A-6?685

A-67687

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A-70133-A

A-67682

A-65386

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A-?005?

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Fast Forward Lever

Knob

Selector Knob

Reeord

Safety

Knob

Head

Cover

(Rear)

Head

Cover

(Front)

Speed

Selector Knob

On/

o/if. Volume

Control

Knob

Quick-Stop

Knob

Cabinet

Handle Assembly

ReeI Spindle

Screw

Reel Holder

Washer

Lock Washer

Takeup

Spindle

Friction Felt

Friction Disc

Friction Spring

Takeup

Reel Drive

Spindle

"E "

Type Retainer

Phenolic

Washer

Brake

Spring

Takeup

Brake

Lever

Screw

Shake-proof

Washer

Flat

Washer

Spacer

Selector

Slide

Fiber

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