Sanyo VHR-630 User manual

Brand: Sanyo

Model: VHR-630

Category: Cassette players

Type: User manual

This manual is also suitable for

VHR-650

FILE NO.

SERVICE MANUAL

Video Cassette Recorder

VHR-630

VHR-650

(Australia & New Zealand)

CONTENTS

SELF-DIAGNOSIS DISPLAY .................................................... 2

1. DISASSEMBLY .................................................................... 5

2. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT .............................................. 9

Please see other materials with Reference

3. TEST POINTS FOR TAPE PATH ADJUSTMENT .............14

number given in table below.

4. PARTS LIST

Accessories .................................................................. 15

PACKING MATERIALS ...................................................... 15

CABINET & CHASSIS PARTS ........................................... 15

MECHANISM PARTS ......................................................... 16

ELECTRICAL PARTS ........................................................ 18

CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS (Refer to the separate volume)

Materials

I Model No.

] Reference No.

PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE

The components designated by a symbol (~) in this schematic diagram designates components whose value are of special

significance to product safety. Should any component designated by a symbol need to be replaced, use only the part designated

in the parts List. Do not deviate from the resistance, wattage, and voltage ratings shown.

NOTE: 1. Parts order must contain model number, part number, and description.

2. Substitute parts maybe supplied as the service parts.

3. N.S.P. : Not available as service parts.

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

PP2NIA3, PP4NIA2 14315582,81

REFERENCE No. SM531537

SELF-DIAGNOSIS DISPLAY

Mechanism Mode Display/ Head Output Drop Warning Display/ Cylinder Rotation Accumulated -

Time Display

This unit displays the diagnosis contents of abnormalities and the mechanism, mode on its display panel in 2-digit numbers.

When the head playback output has dropped, the “L” sign will be blinked, and these models will also display the cylinder rotation

accumulated time.

These display shows the outline of the problems. Use it as a reference when servicing the unit.

●

SeIf-Diagnosis Contentes and Mechanism Mode Display

When the STOP button on the remote control is pressed for about 10 seconds continuously, the self-diagnosis number will be

displayed on the reception channel display of the display panel and number indicating the failed mechanism mode (changed mode

when being shifted) on the tape counter “seconds” display for 10 seconds each.

During self-diagnosis display, displays other than the diagnosis number/mechanism mode number and the cylinder accumulated

rotation time display described later (some models only) will be turned off and when displays end, the normal display will be

returned automatically.

Refer to “Self-Diagnosis Contents” for the self-diagnosis numbers and the “Mechanism Mode Display Contents” for the

mechanism mode numbers.

When the “O” button on the remote control unit is pressed during display, and clearing the self-diagnosis display and mechanism

mode display.

- - ~..ss..., >.:.:.:.:. ,,..:+:.?, , . . . - -

Display panel

Ill

j_!-1 liil:~:l;~~~-’

- ........”’~......... ‘i”.......“’ ~~........ - -

Self-Diagnosis number Mechanism mode number

(Reception channel display)

(Tape counter “Seconds” display)

Self-Diagnosis Contents

No.

Problem Main Possible Cause

Mechanism Operations and

State After Occurrence

There is no abnormality in the mechanism.

The cylinder motor does not rotate.

● The cylinder motor is faulty.

Shifts to the STOP mode.

● The control of the cylinder motor is

faulty.

● The tape winds around the cylinder.

The take-up reel does not rotate.

● The take-up reel is caught.

Shifts to the STOP mode.

● The reel belt is faulty.

“ The take-up torque has decreased.

The capstan motor does not rotate.

GThe capstan motor is faulty.

Shifts to the STOP mode.

● The control of the capstan motor is

faulty.

The tape cannot be loaded with the

● Error in the operations of the tape

Unloads, shifts to the INITIAL mode,

cassette inserted.

loading mechanism.

and the power goes off.

(But unloading can be performed.)

● Foreign particles in the tape ioad-

ing mechanism.

● The tape end sensor is faulty.

● The reel brake of the tape cassette

has not been released.

Tape loading and unloading cannot “ The tape guide is caught.

The power is forcibly turned off with

be performed with the cassette in-

● The loading motor is faulty.

the mechanism at its current position.

serted.

● The control of the loading motor is

faulty.

Note: For details of mechanism operations corresponding to the mechanism positions of the self-diagnosis numbers 08 and 09 above,

refer to the separate volume on the V95 1mechanism manual. These manual reference numbers are shown in the cover.

Mechanism Mode Display Contents

No. Problem Main Possible Cause

Mechanism Operations and

State After Occurrence

Front unloading cannot be performed

● The cassette drive mechanism is Front loads and shifts to the STOP or

when ejecting the cassette. faulty. INITIAL mode.

(Front loading can be performed.)

● The front door is caught.

● When the power switch is turned on

before eject operations: Shifts to the

STOP mode.

“ When the power switch is turned off

before eject operations: Shifts to the

INITIAL mode and the power goes

off.

Front loading and front unloading can-

● The tape cassette is caught in the

The power is forcibly turned off with

not be performed when ejecting the cassette drive mechanism.

the mechanism at its current position.

cassene.

● The main cam and front rack gear of

the front loading mechanism have

not engaged properly.

● The gears of the front loading drive

mechanism have not engaged prop-

erly.

The mechanism becomes 1 (RE-

● The mechanism mode switch con-

The power is forcibly turned off with

VIEW) while moving from 2 (IDLER), tact is faulty.

the mechanism at its current position.

3 (STILL), 4 (BRAKE), and to 5

(STOP).

The mechanism becomes 7 (INITIAL)

● The mechanism mode switch con-

Carries out tape take-up operations,

while moving from 1 (REVIEW), 2 tact is faulty.

shifts to the INITIAL mode, and the

(IDLER), 3 (STILL), 4 (BRAKE), and

power goes off.

to 5 (STOP).

Mode No. Mechanism Mode

Mode No.

Mechanism Mode

Mode No.

Mechanism Mode

CASSETTE OUT

PIAY

VIDEO INSERT

STANDBY

REC

VIDEO INSERT-PAUSE

STOP

AUDIO DUBBING

AUDIO/VIDEO INSERT

STILL

X2 SPEED PIAY

REVERSE X2 SPEED PLAY

04 REC-PAUSE 12 CUE

AUDIO DUBBING-PAUSE 13 REVIEW

FRAME ADVANCE

14 FAST FORWARD

SLOW

15 REWIND

OTHERS

-1

2. Head Output Drop Warning Display

●

When the STOP bunon on the remote control is pressed for 10 seconds continuously 10 seconds after play starts, “L” will be

displayed blinking at the first digit of the minutes position on the tape counter when the head output is lower than the specified

value to indicate an abnormality.

The cause of the abnormality maybe due to drop in the playback output caused by drop in the efficiency of the cassette used or

head clogging. Refer to “Head Playback Output Voltage Check” as a means to judge the abnormality.

Display panel

171: :’”~: I

n J

lu _l !,.....!......... I_ u I_

Head output drop warning display

(Tape counter”1 st digit of Minutes.” position)

–3–

Head playback output voltage check

Warning

;assette Used

Display

Envelope Detection Output Voltage

Main Cause

Envelope detec- 4V ... ...............................-

tion output

bE.z+05-0g5v

!%!!::::;::;:

When the output voltage differ-

Cassette

(IC301 Pin 25 or

with normal

C3016 HOTside:

playback

–

see Fig. 2-l-1) OV

output

Switching pulse

normal

(TP183: see Fig,

CH-1 CH-2

2-1-2)

Envelope detec- 4V -----------------------------------

When the output voltage differ-

tion output

(IC301 Pin 25 or

“L” blinking

C3016 HOTside:

see Fig. 2-1-1) OV

k~~:~~han

:$$W:::::::

Switching pulse

been performed accurately

(TP183: see Fig.

CH-1

CH-2

One video head is clogged

Recorded

2-1-2)

● One video head has worn out

cassette

(with tabs)

When the average output volt-

Envelope detec- 4V ...................................

tion output

(IC301 Pin 25 or

C3016 HOTside:

11~1blinking

see Fig, 2-l-1) ov

~,,,han

?;~::;’;;e

Switching pulse

(TP183: see Fig.

CH-1

CH-2

● Both video heads are clogged

2-1-2)

● Both video heads have worn

out

Envelope detec- Av ..................................-

tion output

(IC301 Pin 25 or

“L” blinking

C3016 HOTside:

Rental

see Fig. 2-l-1) Ov k~~:$~han

::~~ed

Switching pulse

been performed accurately

cassette

(TPI 83: see Fig.

(without tabs)

CH-1

CH-2

● One video head is clogged

2-1-2)

● One video head has worn out

● Some rental cassettes may have extremely low video playback outputs even when both video heads are normal.

As the average output voltage of the two heads may be less than 0.5V for some, no warning displays will be

shown.

3. Cylinder rotation accumulated time display

●

Press the STOP button on the remote control for approximately 10 seconds and the cylinder rotation accumulated time excluding

the cassette out and standby operation time will be displayed on the ‘(Hours” display in units of 100 hours. (“33” will be displayed

for 10 seconds for 3,200 to 3,299 hours.)

To erase the cylinder rotation accumulated time display, press the RESET button on the remote control during the accumulated

time display.

.—.-——..———.-.——

—-...—

—.——

Cylinder rotation accumulated display (Tape counter “Hoursi’ display)

–4–

1. DISASSEMBLY

1-1.

REMOVAL OF CABINET, MECHANISM UNIT, AND MAIN BOARD

REMOVING THE CABINET PARTS (Fig. 1-1-1 )

Spread out the lock clamps (C) In the arrow dlrectlon

1. Remove the cabinet and bottom cover by removing the four

slightly and remove the TM-1 PWB as shown in Fig. 1-1-2.

screws @ and four screws @J.

2. Remove the screw (1; at the back of the chassis.

2. Remove the front panel by removing the locks of the clamps

3. Remove the red screw @ in the chassis, remove the red

(A) using a screwdriver, etc. and slightly rotating the bottom

screw .6;, and remove the holder 1 in this order.

part in the direction of the arrow.

4. Remove the holder 2 by removing the screw ~.

5. Remove the two screws @ and two screws @ of the

Notes: ● Electrical adjustments for the this model can be

mecharusm unit, The two screws @of the cassette tray can

performed with only the cabinet removed.

be removed easily by pushing the tray lock lever in the

● When replacing the bottom cover, do not tighten the

arrow direction to remove the lock as shown in the enlarge

screws @ too much. Excess tightness may damage

view A and by pushing the lid opener lever in the arrow

the screws taps on the chassis.

direction to remove the lock as shown in the enlarge view

REMOVING THE MECHANISM MAIN UNIT AND THE

6. Lift up the whole mechanism unit and main board (CP-1

CP-1 PWB ASSEMBLY (Fig. 1-1-2 and l-l-3)

PWB assembly), and as shown in Fig. 1-1-3, push the two

lock clamrxi (D) of the chassis in the arrow direction so that

After removing the cabinet parts, remove the mechanism unit

they can be removed from the chassis,

and the CP-1 PWB assembly connected as follows.

M-PP21G5.I

Front Panel

Unit

ver

Fig. 1-1-1

–’5 –

M-PP2UETH-2

Tray

Lock Lever

Fig. 1-1-2

M-P P21G5-3

,’

sembly

Clamps(D)

Fig. 1-1-3

1-2. TEMPORARILY SETTING UP AND CONNECTING CP-1 PWB ASSEMBLY

The following is an example of how to place and connect the main board without a jig, when repairing the CP-1 PWB assembly.

Place the mechanism unit and main board up side down as

2. Operete the unit using the buttons on TM-1 PWB or the

a whole on a flat surface with foil side of the main board

remote control.

facing up.

M-PP21G5-4

TM-1

CP-1 PWB Assembly (Foil side)

Screws

TBoord

PWB

# y~

Cassette Compartment

Mechanism Main Unit

Fig. 1-1-4

1-3. INSTALLATION OF THE FRONT PANEL

When installing the front panel to the chassis after repaires and adjustments

1. Pressing down the door opener lever of the mechanism

Note: Opened cassette door position does not install the front

main unit.

panel to the chassis,

2. Set the cassette door to half-opened state as shown in Fig.

1-1-5, and install the front panel to the chassis.

PP21G5-5

(Position A)

Casshte Door

(Position B)

Fig. 1-1-5

-7–

1-4. CIRCUIT BOARD LOCATIONS

L-P P21G5

-. $,,.

TM-

w’

2. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT

VCR PRESE17NG

This VCR need three basic presetting by using the menus displayed on-screen. After all connection have been made, then follow steps

1 to 3 to preset the VCR.

The three presetting steps will be displayed in sequence on TV screen. The setting are entered with the remote control.

Turn on the VCR

1. Adjusting the TV receiver to the video channel: The AUTO SETUP screen will appear. When the video channel has been preset,

press the OK button on the remote control.

2. Country selection: Using the numeric button, select the country of use.

3. Language selection: When the desired language has been select, press the MENWTV button directly before prevent auto tuning

will start.

When steps 1 to 3 have been finish, ready to operate the all operating mode.

2-1. SERVO CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENT

●

These adjustments should be done upon completion of the tape transport adjustments.

If the tape transport adjustments (except the tilt adjustment) are done after these adjustments, follow the procedures again in

section 2-1-3, “switching position adj.”

When a cassette tape is loaded, auto-tracking will be set immediately after starting the first playback. As this will daviate the

tracking center set, be sure to press the channel buttons (+) or (–) once directly after starting playback to prevent auto-tracking

from being set.

2-1-1.

TEST EQUIPMENT AND STANDARDS REQUIRED

Oscilloscope

Vertical sensitivity

:5 mV/DIV, external trigger

Bandwidth

: more than 10 MHz

Alignment Tape

VHJ-0009 or VHJ-O023

: SP mode, monoscope, 6 KHz

Blank Tape

VHS-type cassette tape

Monitor TV

2-1-2. LOCATION OF ADJUSTMENT POINTS

P36200BI S3

.. ,.

CP-1 PWB (Foil side)

Fig. 2-1-1

–9–

P36000D

Shield

VP-1 PWB Assembly

Fig. 2-1-2

Note:

●

Self-recording means “Record any broadcasting or video

signal and play back the just-recorded portion. ”

2-1-3. SWITCHING POSITION ADJ.

IMeasuring Point\ Measuring Equipment I Adj. Condition I

TP101

Oscilloscope

PLAY mode

(VIDEO OUT)

Alignment tape

TP183 (SW-P)

(VHJ-0009 or

VHJ-0023)

Adj. Location

Adj. Value

\ VR351 (SW-P)

16.5 H=0.5H

1. Play back the alignment tape.

2. Set the tracking control position to the center by pressing

CHANNEL buttons (+) and (–) simultaneously.

3. Adjust VR351 (SW-P) so that the width of “T’ becomes 6.5

H ~ 0.5 H as shown in Fig. 2-1-3,

WS-SWP

T=6.5H ~0,5H

0.5H

Front edge of

vertical sync signal

Rise

RF.SW.PULSE

Fig. 2-1-3

2-1-4. SLOW TRACKING ADJ. for VHR-650

Measuring Point

Picture of

monitor TV

Measuring Equipment

Adj. Condition

Color bar generator

Self-recording

(SP mode)

broadcasting monitor

SLOW mode

Blank tape

Self-recording

(LP mode)

SLOW mode

Blank tape

Adj. Location

Adj. Value

CHANNEL (+) button

CHANNEL (–) button

—

Set the tracking control to the center position by pressing

CHANNEL buttons (+) and (–) simultaneously.

Play back the self-recorded portion and set the VCR in the

SLOW mode with the remote control unit.

Confirm that there is no noise on the slow playback display. —

Press the CHANNEL button (+) about three times and

check that noise dose not appear at the upper part of the

display.

Adjust the tracking control to the center again.

Press the CHANNEL button (–) the same number of times

as in the step 4 (about three times) and check that noise

dose not appear at the lower part of the display.

l-s .@3

-lo–

2-2. VIDEO CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENT

—

In this model, video circuit adjustments are not performed. To check whether operations are normal, check the AGC level and

PB-Y level

using the following method.

Use the adjustment relay jig to provide simple repairing of the VP-1 PWB assembly.

2-2-1.

TEST EQUIPMENT AND STANDARDS REQUIRED

Color Bar Signal Generator

PAL Color bar signel with 100% white level (EBU color bar signel)

Oscilloscope

Vertical sensitivity

:5 mV/DIV, external trigger

Bandwidth

: more than 10 MHz

Oscilloscope Probe

Input capacity

: less than 25 pF (10:1)

less than 40 pF (1:1)

Covering frequency

: DC-4OMHZ(1O:1)

DC-30 MHZ (1:1)

Digital Voltmeter

DC range

Alignment Tape

VHJ-0008 or VHJ-0023

: SP mode, color bar, 1 kHz

(Color bar signal waveform is described below. Refer to Fig. 2-2-1)

Adjust Relay Jig

VHJ-0065 for VHR-630

: 5-wire flat cable for VP-1 PWB assembly

VHJ-0066 for VHR-650

: 7-wire flat cable for VP-1 PWB assembly

ALIGNMENT TAPE COLOR BAR SIGNAL

ADJUSTMENT REIAY JIG

wPV-TCS

‘H.Sync Signal

Color bar signal waveform (VHJ-0008)

Fig. 2-2-1

WPV-TCP

Color bar pattern (VHJ-0008) on monitor TV

Fig. 2-2-2

Connect the flat cable end from the cylinder assembly to the VP-

1 PWB assembly using the relay jig to provide simple repairing

or adjustment of the VP-1 PWB assembly, as shown in Fig. 2-

2-3. Further, when adjusting the VP-1 PWB assembly, be sure

to make contact an end of shield case with bracket of the VP-

1 PWB assembly to maintain the shield effect. If the VP-1 PWB

assembly does not contact, there is insufficient ground and no

proper play back image can be obtained

RJ-PP2/PP4

VP-1PWBAssembly—

RelayJig

‘r:z-s’or”-’racke’

W.der..=mblya

Fig. 2-2-3

,’

?+’

‘!.

–11–

2-2-2. LOCATION OF TEST POINTS

P36200BI V3

)

@ TP102

TP101 o m

Power

supply

Parr

Pw-1

PWB

----

e TP103~[

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

...........2

-----

Iclll o

.....

C-N35”

CN352

3 in 1 Tuner

—---+ ----:

TP201(+)-

“B

TP202(-)-

-....,

Iclol

IC102

IC201

.---.------

~“~-:VR351

‘--m

J3087

,/-.

~c3016(HOT) CN30:,” ,{J

“’”;o~4

’10’

mmEl

IC301 81

CP-1 PWB (Foil side)

Fig. 2-2-4

2-2-3.

AGC LEVEL CHECK

2-2-4. PB-Y LEVEL CHECK

Measuring Point IMeasuringEquipment]

Adj. Condition /

I Meesuring Point

—

0.5 Vp-p * 0.05 Vp-p

1. Connect the color bar generator to the video input terminal.

2. Make sure that the AGC level is 0.5 Vp-p * 0.05 Vp-p as

shown in Fig. 2-2-5.

WV-AGC

1007.

White

.,,

0.5 vp-p?o.05 Vp-p

Fig. 2-2-5

TP101

(VIDEO OUT)

Measuring Equipment

Oscilloscope

Adj. Condition

PLAY mode

Alignment tape

(VHJ-0008 or

VHJ-0023)

Adj. Location

Specified Value

I 1 Vp-p * 0.1 Vp-p

1. Terminate the video output terminal with a 75Q resistor.

2. Make sure that the video luminance signal level is 1 Vp-p

* 0.1 Vp-p. (Refer to Fig. 2-2-6)

WV-PBY

White

1 vp-

+------IH ~

Fig. 2-2-8

—

-12–

2-3. AUDIO CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENT

Before making these adjustments, be sure to make the .

Before making these adjustments (except the ACE heads

adjustments described in the tape path adjustment, espe-

adjustments), be sure to make the adjustments described

cially the ACE heads adjustments (refer to the separate

in section 2-1. “Servo Circuit. ” and section 2-2, “Video

volume “Mechanism Manual”) so that the tape traveling

Circuit.”

between the supply side guide roller and loading guide post

runs without fluttering or curling.

2-3-1.

TEST EQUIPMENT AND STANDARDS REQUIRED

AC Voltmeter

,.,

Frequency Counter

Blank Tape

Vertical sensitivity :10 mV/DIV

Bandwidth : more than 30 MHz

Effective value indication

Input frequency : 10 Hz-20kHz

Input impedance : more than 1 Mt2

Measurement level :1 mV (full scale)

Input frequency :2 OHZ-10 MHZ

VHS-type cassette taPe

2-3-2. LOCATION OF ADJUSTMENT POINTS

P36200BIA3

~ j

3‘n1T“n-’--f-----;

CN351 Tp2r31 (+)--+

,----1

D!i

TP202(-)+ ~ ;

,----. ,

IC201

: ,---- I

, ,....: I

, .-. ,

1-----1

CP-1 PWB (Foii side)

Fig. 2-3-1

2-3-3. BIAS LEVEL ADJ.

Measuring Point Measuring Equipment

Adj. Condition

REC (SP) mode

Blank tape

Adj. Location

Adj. Value

VR201 (BIAS)

26 mVrms

1. Load the VCR with a blank tape and select the REC (SP)

mode without all incoming signal.

2. After confirming on the oscilloscope that a 70 kHz & 5 kHz

sine wave is being output, adjust VR201 (BIAS) so that the

AC voltmeter’s reading is 26 mVrms.

–13-

2-4. IF CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENT

In this model, the circuits of the TUNER, IF, and RF Note:

converter have been made into one. Therefore, should one

circuit malfunction, the whole unit must be replaced.

The adjustments for the IF (RF AGC) circuit of the 3 in 1

tuner are described below.

2-4-1. TEST EQUIPMENT AND STANDARD REQUIRED

The 3 in tuner dose not need any adjustments, because =

precise adjustments were down before shipment.

Monitor TV

2-4-2. LOCATION OF ADJUSTMENT POINT

Rear Panel _

3 in 1 Tuner

P36200J

CP-1 PWB ~

Assembly

VR IRF AGC[

in 1 Tuner

AD-1

+ PWB

Fig. 2-4-1

2-4-3.

RF AGC ADJ.

I Measuring Point I Measuring Equipment I Adj. Condition I

I I I

Picture of Monitor TV

E-E mode

monitor TV

Adj. Location

Ad]. Value

VR (RF AGC)

S/N

is best point

(on the 3

in 1 tuner)

Connect the monitor TV to the VHF/UHF antenna outPut

terminal.

Connect the VHF or UHF antenna to the VHFIUHF antenna

input terminal.

Receive the middle electrical field (70 dBfl -90 dB#) of the

VHF or UHF channel, and slowly turn the VR (RF AGC)

from the point where snow-noise is present to the point

where it just disappears from the monitor TV.

Confirm by monitor TV that there is no beat and saturation

(S/N is best point) when receiving any TV channel.

3. TEST POINTS FOR TAPE PATH ADJUSTMENT

Test points TP182 (ENV) andTP183 (SW-P) for tape path adjustment are shown in figure below.

For adjustment, refer to the separate volume “V95 I Mechanism Manual (MM531 433).”

PS4700D

TP181 /-

Shield case m=

1 I

r’p’”m

Fig. 3-1

In I

VP-1 PWB Assembly

–14–

4. PARTS LIST

LKAn!n!~

ACCESSORY

6450178054

OR 6450178047

6131694385

6131711365

6131711358

6130117359

OR 6131325975

OR 6450069406

6130966773

6131326132

~ 6450027642

OR ~ 6450122606

REMOCON,INWREO,WITH COVER,BATTERY,VHR-630 ONLY

RE143CON,INFRAR31D,WITH COVER,BATTERY,VHR-650 ONLY

COVBR,BATTERY,FOR RXMOCON

INSTRUCTION MANUAL,VHR-630 ONLY

INSTRUCTION MANUAL,VHR-650 ONLY

CORD

CABLE,AWT PAL

CABLE, ANT

CORD,POWER

PACKINGMATERIALS

6131714663 CARTON CASE,VHR-650 ONLY

OR 6131714670 CARTONCASE, VHR-630 OWLY

6131712409 CUSHION, FROtfl

6131712416 CUSHION, BACK

6130991768 POLYE COVER,INWIR-K

Undesignated numeral shows

Location No.: CH-

N.S. P.:Not available as service parts

UxAIl!u EaFmMQL DEsMm!L

CABINEET&CHASSISPARTS

-—

CH-1

CH-2

CH-3

CH-4

CH-5

CH-6

CH-7

CH-8

CH-9

CH-10

CH-11

CH-17

cH-20

CH-21

CH-22

CH-23

CH-25

CH-29

4111370007

4110217907

6131711228

6131674004

4120525108

4120289406

6131634794

4110213800

6131635296

6131603615

6131714168

6131714175

6450078941

6131605091

6131608030

6131714618

6131714625

6131530478

6131714571

6131211001

4110011901

SCRL-TPG BIN 3X1O

SCRS-TPG BIN 4X12

COWPLPwB,W-l, VHR-630 OWIY

COMPL PWB,VP-1, VHR-650 ONLY

SPECIAL SCREW-2.6X12

SPECIAL SCREW

COVER TOP

SCR S-TPG BIN 3X1O

TEHWINAL

COWPLPWB,PW-1

COWPLPWH,CP-l-A, VHR-650 ONLY

CONPL PWB,CP-l-A, VHR-630 ONLY

TUNER,RF/TU/IF

COVER BOTTOM

COWPLPWB,TM-1

COOR CASSETTE,VHR-650 0t41Y

Cx30RCASSETTE, VHR-630 ONLY

SPR3NG

ASSY, CABINET FRONT

STAND,FELT, STAWD(FROWT)

SCR S-TPG BIN 3X6

, .&../

–15–

MECHANISMPARTS

Note:

1.For Location numbers 801 OA and 801 OB, parts marked (#C) and (#D) in DESCRIPTION are not interchangeable with each

othar

However, these areinterchan eablewhen 8010A and8010B arein!he assembled state.

#C and(#D) can bedifferen iatedfrom thecolor andheight of theroller(801 OB).

#C is rayandtoll and(#D) is black and short.

2. onot iaassemble the Location No.llOOO assembly cylinder.

0099

0100

0300

040B

040C

040D

0800

0900

1000

1100

6073

6102

6070

51100

51110

10400

20300

20310

20400

20410

20600

20700

30300

30400

30500

30600

30700

6131640719

6130224019

6450084454

6130814036

4120365001

4120364905

6131520578

6131520738

6131520660

6131520417

6131520707

6131520424

6131522794

6131522800

6131519480

6131519299

4120488205

6131516618

4110217907

6131607057

4120491700

4120526204

6131716896

6131518889

4120487505

6131519701

4120454606

6131522749

6131522756

6131603356

6131520295

6131519411

6131520318

6131606166

ASSY, CYLINDER,2N2S-V, VHR-630 ONLY (See NOTS2)

31100

L_OCA~NPARTSNO. OESCRIPnON

LOCATION

MECHANISMPARTSt (BeeexpiodedviewofMECHANISMPARTS1)

30800

11000 6131656369 ASSY, CYLINDER,2N4P-R, VKR-650 ONLY [S,. NOTE2)

30900

21000

22000

30000

40000

50000

ROTOR,MOTOR CYL

HOTOR,STATOR,CYL OC 2W

SPACER,MOTOR

SPECIAL SCREW 2. 3X6

SPECIAL SCREW 2. 3X1O

COMPL,CASSETTE MECHANISM

STAND,L

FRAME,ONOER

SPRING, LID OPENER

LEVER,RELEASE

SPRING, TRAY LOCK

GEAR,LOCK

GEAR,PINION

LEVER,DOOR OPENER

HOLOER,GEAR

SPECIAL SCREW-2. 6X6

PAD

SCR S-TPG BIN 4X12

MOUNTING, CATCHER

SPECIAL SCREW-2. 6X1O

SPECIAL SCREW-2. 6X5. 5

CO14PL,HOUNTINGCLOTCH

COUPL,HOUNTINGCLUTCH

SPECIAL SCRBW-2. 6X4

PULLEY,R3!EL

SPECIAL WASNER 2.4X6X0.25

GEAR,RBEL S

GEAR,REEL T

ASSY, BRANE SOFT T

SPR144G, SOFT T

LEVER, SOFT S

SPRING, SOFT S

ASSY,BRAKE, S

EXPLODEDVIEWOFMECHANISMPARTS1

........................-...;

*:>%M,3 >6102

*.:’

0099

i ‘=..

6073

I;& f

..-

..+

\’ o “’<’’’’-’’=..

“’’’q,>oD > ~/y&oB’l‘-’~

! A9!

““K

31700

31800

40100

40200

40300

50100

50110

50200

50210

5050A

5050B

5050C

5060A

5060B

5060C

50700

50800

50900

51000

51010

6090A

60908

6090C

60910

61000

61100

701OA

701OB

701OC

70200

70300

70400

40200

50110

40100

50100 1

PARTSNO,

6131592193

6131636996

6131520189

6131518490

6131520356

6131518759

6131605282

6131520271

6450176432

6450089749

4120489707

6450176401

6450085192

4120523500

6131647237

6130220233

4120484504

6131647251

6130220233

4120484504

6131644762

6131520387

4120488908

6131612365

4120334106

6131519152

6131604636

6131519114

6131520226

4120502802

6131519398

6131523692

613151BB03

6131710221

6131520233

6131563841

6131520677

6131520714

DESCRIPTION

ASSY, BRAKE T

SPRING, BRAKE

SLIDE,ACT BRAKE T

ASSY, BRAKE CAPSTAN

SPRING, BRAKE CAPSTAN

ASSY, LEVER,BT

ASSY,BNAKE, BANO

SPRING, BT

HEAD,ERASE FULL

SPECIAL SCREW-2.6X1O

ASSY, SEAD, R/P ACE

ASSY, HEAO,R/P ACE

SPECIAL SCREW 2. 6X12

ASSY, MOUNTING,INCLINE S

ASSY,GUIOE, ROLLER

SPECIAL SCREW-2X3

ASSY, MOUNTING,INCLINE T

ASSY, GUIOE, ROLLER

SPECIAL SCREW-2X3

ASSY,LEVSR, LOAD

SPRING, LEVER L GUIDE

SPECIAL NUT-3X3

ASSY, LEVER,ACT L GUIOE

WASHERSLIT 2.6X510.50

GEAR,RACK FRONT

GEAR,RACK START

SPRING, RACK FRONT

SPECIAL SCREW-2. 6X6

LEVER,EP SW

SPRING, EP SW

ASSY, LEVER,PINCH ROLLER

MOUNTING,LIFT PINCH

SPRING, PINCH ROLLER

CAM,LIFT PINCH

GEAR,CAM PINCH

MOUNTING,OPEHER

11OOO

50000

/ ~ 30900’/

4oooo”\/’

[PM*M I ]

L-

= 36400 ;090A

10400

N.S.P. : Not available as service parts. -

LOCATIONPARTSNO.

70410

4120491106

801OA

6131597273

6131719606

801OB

6131585829

6131719439

10120 4071621102

10140 4071628705

10150 4070430101

4071658108

20100

6131605503

20200 6131604193

OR 6131681514

20210

4120158900

OR 4120215306

4120158504

DESCRIPTION

SPECIAL SCREW-2. 6X16

J’.,,

LEVER,CLEANER (#C ) (See NOTE1)

LEVER,CLEANER (#D) (Se

NOTE1)

7,,,

ASSY, ROLLER,CLEANER (#C) (% NOTEI)

ASSY, MOUNTINGCLEANER (#D) (% NOTE1) ‘

LEO LW59L

‘1,

PHOm DIODE PN263L- (NC)

. . . .

PHOTO DIOOE 0N2170-R

PNJ3T0COUPLE SG105F

ASSY, REEL SOPPLY

ASSY, REEL TAKE UP

... ,

ASSY, REEL TAKE UP

SPECIAL WASHER3.1 X6X0.4

SPECIAL WASHER 3. 1X6X0.3

SPECIAL WASHER 3. 1X6X0.5

MECHANISMPARTS2 (Saa @XpkKfOd ViOWofMECHANISMPARTS2)

20500 6131604186 ASSY, GEAR,FRICTION

20510

4111091605

20800 6131519039

31000

6131520165

31200 6131590991

31300

6131590847

31400 6131520332

31500

6131519459

31600 6131520349

40400

6131537583

5030A

6131522763

5030B

6131520370

WASHERY 2.6X6X0.25

BELT, REEL

SLIDE, ACT BRAKE S

LEVER,CON1’ROLBRAKE

COMPL,LEVER,ACT BRAKE

SPRING, RETURNBRAKE

LEVER,CHANGE CLUTCH

SPRIWG,CNANGECLUTCH

ASSY, LEVBR SPRING BT

GEAR,LOAD S

SPR2NG,LOAD S

LOCATIONPARTSNO.

5030C

6131603691

5040A

5040B

5040C

60100

60200

60300

60400

60500

60600

60610

60700

60800

60810

70500

70510

10110

10130

10160

10200

6131522770

6131520363

6131603707

6450034305

6131518599

6131519107

6131519138

6131603790

6131564008

4120546806

6131599017

6131598997

4120488007

6450161070

6450081880

6450081897

4120487604

6131601574

6450071560

4120487505

4120488304

0ESC171PnON

ASSY, LEVER,LOAD S

GEAR,LOAD T

SPRING, LOAD T

ASSY, LEVER,LOAD T

ASSY, MOTORLOADING

COMPL,GEAR,WORM

DAl@ER

GEARWHEEL 1

GEARWHEEL 2

cAM,MAIN

SPECIAL WASHER3.6X0.5

SLIDE, CRESCEWC

MOUNTING,CRESCENT

sPEcIAL SCREW-2.6X6

MOTOR,CAPSTAN IX? 3W,VHR-630 ONLY

MOTOR,CAPSTAN CC 3W,VHR-650 ONLY

MOTOR,CAPSTAN DC 3W,VHR-630 ONTJY

SPECIAL SCREW-2.6X6

COMIL PWB,MC-1

SWITCH,MOOE

SPECIAL SCREW-2. 6X4

SPECIAL SCREW-2. 6X8

NOTE:

Locationnumbers10700and10720havetwotypesofparts

(#E)and(fIF)partshavedifferentshapes,measurements,numberofscrews,and

positionsforattaohingthescrews.

10700 6131530836

MOUNTING,HARNESS (#E)

OR 6131675926 MOUNTINGCAPSTAN (#F)

10720

4120489608 SPECIAL SCREW-2.6X3 (#E)

4120488007 SPECIAL SCREW 2.6X6 (#F)

10800

6131604179 ASSY, EARTH CYL

6131658523 ASSY, EARTH CYL

10810

4120488007 SPECIAL sCREW-2.6X6

EXPLODEDVEIWOFMECHANISMPARTS2

S-20500

-----MI{* N(0510“’=-3’000

N.S.P. : Not availabfe as service parts.

–17–

ELECTRICALPARTS

NOTE:

Materials of Capacitors and Resistorsare abbreviated as follows :14

Resistors ‘

MT-FILM Metallized Film Resistor

MT-GLAZE Metallized Glaze Resistor

OXIDE-MT Oxide Metailized Film Resistor

Ctiacitors

MT-POLYEST

MT-COMPO

TA-SOLD

AL-SOLID

NP-ELECT

OS-SOLID

DL-ELECT

Tolerance of Capacitor (1OpF over) and Resistor are noted with follow symboles.

............1%

G ............2% J

............5% K

..........20%

N ..........30% z ..........80% - -20%

Metallized Polyester Capacitor

Metallized CompositeCapacitor

Tantalum Solid Capacitor

AluminumSolid Capacitor

Non-Polarized ElectrolyticCapacitor

AluminumSolid Capacitors with Organic

SemiconductiveElectrolytic Capacitor

Double Layered ElectrolyticCapacitor

............10%

Capacitors

U:UF P:PF

Inductors

UH : UH MH : mH

N.S.P. : Not available as service parts,

The ceramic capacitors and resistors mounted on the PWB, maybe two different types parts, chip (Ieadleea) type

or discrete (with lead wire) type.

Therefore, even though the iocation number is the same, you may encounter either chip or discrete parts on the PWB.

LOCAnONPARTSNO. ~~lPTION

LOcATKMP~

RESCEWTLO~

61317t4168 COMPLPWB,CP-1.A, VHR-650ONLY

6131714175 COMPLPWB,CP-1-A, VHR-630ONLY

(SEMICONDUCTORS)

Q1OO1

Q1OO2

Q1OO3

Q1OO4

Q1OO5

Q1201

Q1211

Q1401

Q2001

Q2002

Q2003

Q3503

Q3504

Q3551

Q3552

Q3553

Q3554

4051237002”

4050576201

4051237101

4050576409

4050998607

4050118401

4050930607

4050118500

4050998508

4050998607

4050118401

4050118500

4050930607

4050998508

4050006104

4050182501

4050930607

4050998607

4050118401

4050998508

4050118500

TR 2SD1991A-Q

TR 2SC4038-Q

TR 2SD1991A-R

TR 2SC4038-R

TR 2SC4640T

TR 2SC1740S-Q

TR KSC2785-Y

TR 2SC1740S-R

TR 2SC4640S

TR 2SC4640T, VRR-650 ONLY

TR 2SC1740S-Q, VHR-650 OtU,Y

TR 2SC1740S-R, W+R-650 ONLY

TR KSC2785-Y, VHR-650 OKLY

TR 2SC4640S, VHR-650 ONLY

TR DTC144ES,VHR-650 ONLY

TR 2SC3399, VHR-650 ONT,Y

TR KSC2785-Y

TR 2SC4640T

TR 2SC1740S-Q

TR 2SC4640S

TR 2SC1740S-R

4050998300 TR 2SA1782T-AC

4050061806

4050998607

4050998508

4050118401

4050118500

4050930607

4050998300

4050061707

4050061806

4050998201

4050930508

4050180101

4050180200

4050180002

4051236500

4050639708

4051242808

4050639302

4051236500

4050639708

4051236500

4050639708

4051237002

4051237101

4050576409

4050576201

4051237101

4050576409

4051237002

4051237101

4050576409

4050576201

4050639708

TR 2SA933S-R

TR 2SC4640T

TR 2SC4640S

TR 2SC1740S-Q

TR 2SC1740S-R

TR KSC2785-Y

TR 2SA1782T-AC

TR 2SA933S-Q

TR 2SA933S-R

TR 2SA1782S

TR KSA1175-Y

TR 2SC3331-T

TR 2SC3331-U

TR 2SC3331-S

TR UN6213

TR DTC144EL

TR UN6112

TR D’A124EL

TR UN6213,VHR-650 ONLY

TR 03’C144EL, VHR-650 ONl,Y

TR UN6213

TR G’3’C144EL

TR 2sD1991A-Q,vHR-650 omY

TR 2SD1991A-R, VHR-650 ONLY

TR 2SC4038-R, VHR-650 ONLY

TR 2SC4038-Q,VHR-650 ONIY

TR 2SC4038-Q, VRR-650 ONLY

TR 2SD1991A-R, VHR-650 ONLY

TR 2SC4038-R, VHR-650 ONLY

TR 2sD1991A-Q, vHR-650 OWY

TR 2SD1991A-Q

TR 2SD1991A-R

TR 2SC4038-R

TR 2SC4038-Q

TR 03’C144EL

Q3554

Q3555

Q5001

Q5002

Q5003

Q5004

Q5101

Q5102

Q5103

Q6921

4051236500

4050639708

4051260208

4050946905

4050137303

4050137006

4050067204

4050066702

4050137303

4050137006

4050892202

4050892103

4050137303

4050137006

4050137204

4050136801

4050137006

4050137204

4050137303

4050848308

4050848209

TR UN6213

TR CYTC144EL

TR 2SK1460LS

TR 2SK1460

TR 2SC2274K-F

TR 2SC2274-F

TR 2SA984K-F

TR 2SA984-F

TR 2SC2274K-F

TR 2SC2274-F

TR 2SC4483-T

TR 2SC4483-S

TR 2SC2274K-F

TR 2SC2274-F

TR 2SC2274K-E

TR 2SC2274-E

TR 2SC2274-F

TR 2SC2274K-E

TR 2SC2274K-F

TR 2SC2960-G-SPA

TR 2SC2960-F-SPA

(INTEGRATEDCIRCUITS)

4093545707ICIO1

IC102

IC1ll

IC141

IC201

IC301

IC302

IC303

IC351

IC512

IC602

IC691

IC692

4093286907

4091203401

4102555208

4102555307

4093403403

4092622409

4102579006

4093142005

4093130903

4092434101

4093486604

4093233109

4093486307

4093488103

4092252309

4093486901

4101895800

4101773702

4101726906

4090196209

4090268203

4090575103

(DIODES)

01002

4070079904

4070124406

D1101 4070124406

OR 4070079904

D1102 4070124406

OR 4070079904

D1201 4070124406

OR 4070079904

D1202 4070124406

OR 4070079904

IC LA7436AM-KPB

IC LJ.289970M

LA7221

LC74783M-9083

LC74783U-9095

LA7283M

LA7285M

LC866740A-5A74

LB1643

M141381-L

MN1380-L

BU2899K, VHR-630 0i43,Y

BU2896K, VHR-650 ONLY

XLU2896K, VHR-650 ONLY

XLU2899K, VHR-630 ONLY

PQ12RF11

XL24C04P

24LC04B/P

AT24CO4-1OPC

X24C04PC7346

LA791O

L5631

0TC574J

DIODE GMAO1

DIODE 1SS133

DIOOB 18S133

DIODB GMAO1

DIODE 1SS133

DIODE GMAO1

DIODE 1SS133

DIOOE GMAO1

DIODE 1SS133

DIOOE GNAO1

–18–

LOCATIONPARTSNO, OE.WRIPTION

D3001

D3113

D3115

D3116

D3117

D3121

D3502

D3505

D3506

D3554

D5001

D5003

D501O

D5101

D5102

D5103

D5104

D5105

D5106

D5107

D5108

D5109

D511O

D5130

4070079904

4070124406

4070079904

4070124406

4070079904

4070124406

4070079904

4070124406

4070079904

4070124406

4070079904

4070124406

4070079904

4071006602

4070124406

4070079904

4071348900

4070782705

4070916704

4071695707

4071609308

4071695707

4071609308

4070782705

4071006909

4070916902

4070638903

4070996706

4070058701

4070049709

4071444107

(CRYSTALDEVICES)

Xlool 6450006012

6450024436

OR 6450006029

OR 6450148378

X1401 6131271555

6450148774

6130028709

X3001 6450078460

OR 6450088360

X3002 6131090972

OR 6450041938

LOCATIONPARTSNO.

DIODE GMAO1

T2001

6130986023

DIODE 1SS133

OR 6210199596

DIODE GMAO1,VNR-650 OmY

T5001 ~ 6450090011

DIODE 1SS133, VHR-650 ONLY

DIODE GMAO1

[CAPACITORS)

DIODE 1SS133

DIODE GMAO1,VHR-650 ONLY

DIODE 1SS133, VHR-650 ONLY

DIoDE GMAO1

DIODE 1SS133

DIODE GMAO1

DIODE 1SS133

DIoDE 1SS133

DIODE GMAO1

DIODE 1SS291

DIODE 1SS133 ,VNR-650 ONLY

DIODE GMAO1,VHR-650 ONLY

DIODE DBC1OG

DIODE 1SS244

DIODE APOIC

DIODE RL2Z-LF-C4

DIODE ERB93-02L3

DIODE R3,2Z-LF-C4

DIODE ERB93-02L3

DIODE 1SS244

DIODE AGO1

DIODE ERA38-04

ZENBR OIODE WTZJ5,6C

ZEN8R OIODE MFZJ5.6C

ZENER DIODE NTZJ5 . 6C

ZENER DIODE MFZJ13A

DIODE H+A15-02

DIODE DSKIOC

ZENER DIODE ~ZJ2 . 7A

OSC, CRYSTAL 4. 433619 MHZ

OSC, CRYSTAL 4.433619 MHZ

OSC, CRYSTAL 4.433619tiHZ

OSC, CRYSTAL 4,433619 MHZ

osc, cRysTm 17, 734475 MHz

OSC, CRYSTAL 17.734475 MHZ

CRYSTAL

OSC, CEEANIC 8. 500MHZ

OSC, CBRANIC 8. 500MHZ

OSC, CRYSTAL 32KHZ

OSC, CRYSTAL 32 .768 KHZ

(VARIASLERESISTORS)

VR201 6450018787

OR 6450065439

OR 6450035548

VR351

6450065538

OR 6450035166

OR 6450035593

(INDUCTORS)

L1OO1 6450037917

OR 6450014574

L1OO2 6450021435

OR 6450111556

L1OO3 6450021428

6450037955

L1OO5 6450015472

OR 6450038105

L2002 6450090417

L3001 6450093791

L3004 6450093791

L5001 A 6450135620

L501O 6450063602

L5101 6450063602

L5102 6450063602

L5103 6450093791

L6008 6450014550

OR 6450037900

L6009 6450036910

L6602 6450037900

OR 6450014550

L6604

6450063886

6450053856

(TRANSFORMERS)

T2001 6450047480

VR, SEHI,1OOK N

VR, SEMI, IOOK N

VR, SEHI,1OOK N

VR, SEMI,220K N

VR, SENI,220K N

INDW.?TOR,1OOUJ

INDLKTOR 100U J

INDUCTOR 150U J

INDUC’FOR,150U J

INDUCTOR 15U J

INDWTOR, 15U J

INDUCTOR 33U J

INDLUTOR,33U J

INDI-VTOR,1O.OM J

CONE,BEAD

CONE, B.8AD

LIN8 FILTER

INDUCTOR,1. lUH

CORE, BEAD

INDUCTOR 10U K

INDWTOR,1OU K

INDOCTOR,1OU J

INCUCTOR,1OU K

INDUCTOR 10U K

INDUCTOR,lU K

INDWTOR, lU M

TRANS,OSC, 70KHZ

.... .....

Clool

C1OO2

C1OO3

C1OO4

C1OO5

C1OO6

C1OO7

C1OO8

Clolo

Cloll

C1012

C1013

C1014

C1015

C1016

C1017

C1018

C1019

C102O

C1021

C1023

C1024

C1025

C1026

C1027

C1028

C1029

C103O

C1031

C1032

C1034

C1036

C1037

C1038

C1039

C104O

C1042

C1043

C1045

C1052

C1054

C1055

C1056

C1057

C1058

C1059

C106O

C1061

C1065

Cllol

C1102

C1103

C1201

C1202

C1211

C1401

C1402

C1403

C1404

C1405

C2002

C2004

C2005

C2009

C201O

c2013

C2016

C2017

C2019

C2020

C2021

C2022

C2024

C2031

C2032

C2071

C2072

C2073

C2091

...-

4031’219509

4031209609

4030011906

4031219509

4030011906

4030732702

4031209005

4031209609

4030011906

4030711509

4032175507

4030011906

4031892405

4031637907

4031096308

4031079905

4031918709

4031637907

4031918709

4030091809

4032175507

4030748703

4030179705

4030753103

4030199703

4032221105

4030011906

4030727500

4032221105

4031096308

4031354002

4031096308

4031506500

4031892405

4031918709

4030179705

4030011906

4030753103

4031302904

4031079905

4032221105

4031354101

4031219509

4030227703

4030124002

4031918709

4030011906

4031354002

4030690309

4031637907

4031500201

4031212401

4031506500

4030028201

4031677002

4031079905

4031349602

4030716207

4030824209

4030011906

4031219509

4030690309

4031918808

4030032406

4031219509

DESCRIPTION

TRANS,OSC 70KHZ

70KHZ OSC TRJ.Ns

TRANS,PONER,POISE

CERAMIC

cERAMIc

cERAMIC

CERAMIC

CERANIC

ELECT

CERAMIC

CERA141C

CERAMIC

ELECT

CERAMIC

ELECT

CERAMIC

ELECT

CERAMIC

cERAMIC

CERAMIC

ELECT

CERAMIC

ELECT

CERANIC

ELECT

CERANIC

ELECT

CERAMIC

ELECT

CERAMIC

POLYPRO

CEBAMIC

CERAMIC

ELECT

CERAMIC

CERANIC

O.lu z

0.047U J

O.OIU M

O.lu z

O.OIU M

390P J

0.022U J

0.047U J

O.OIU M

180P J

O.lUJ

O.OIU M

O.olu M

O.OIU M

O.olu M

O,olu M

O.olu M

O,OIU M

O.OIU M

10U M

47U M

lU M

10U M

lU M

47U M

lU M

10P J

O.lU J

680P J

22P J

82P J

27P J

0.047U z

O.OIU M

330P J

0.047U z

lU M

47U M

lU M

22U M

10U M

lU M

22P J

O,OIU M

82P J

0.47U M

10U M

0!047U z

470U M

O.lu z

33P J

15P J

lU M

O.OIU M

47U M

1000P J

47U M

0.018u K

22U M

0.015U J

4.7U M

10U M

47U M

220P K

6800P J

Ocolu M

O.OIU M

O.lu z

1000P J

2.2U M

0.022U J

Oolu z

50V

16V

50V

16V

50V

16V

50V

16V

6.3V

50V

16V

50V

6,3V

6.3V

50V

50V, VNR-650 ONLY

16V, VHR-650 ONLY

50V

16V

50V

16V

50V

6.3V

50V

16V

50V

16V

50V

16V

6.3V

50V

16V

6.3V

50V

6.3V

16V

25V

50V

16V

50V

100V

16V

50V

50V,VHR-650 ONLY

50V, VHR-650 ONLY

25V,VHR-650 ONLY

50V

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LOCATIONPARTSNO. DESCRIPTION_

C2092

C2103

C2104

C3001

C3002

C3004

C3005

C300B

C3009

C3011

C3012

C3014

C3016

C3017

C3021

C3022

C3034

C3501

C3502

C3503

C3504

C3505

C3506

C3507

C3508

C3509

C3511

C3512

C3513

C3514

C3515

C3516

C3517

C3522

C3523

C3524

C3525

C3526

C3530

C3536

C3540

C3551

C3552

C3553

C3554

C3556

C3558

C3561

C3562

C3570

C3571

4030015102

4030018905

4030691207

4030168907

4030011906

4031506500

4030011906

4031219509

4030011906

4031354101

4030011906

4030691207

4030262209

4033054801

4030011906

4031299709

4030018806

4031299709

4032288207

4030018806

4031506500

4031637907

4030716207

4030569704

4031196701

4031849805

4030630206

4030015003

4030013801

4030691207

4031918709

4030011906

4031302904

4030637205

4031354002

4031937601

4030689402

4031750903

4030283402

4031918709

4030707205

4030691207

4031490700

4030589306

4031385600

4031219509

cERAMIc

2200P M

16V

CERANIC

6800P M

16V

CERAMIC 1000P K

50V

CERAMIC 20P J 50V

CERAMIC

O.OIU M 16V

CERAMIC O.OIU M 16V

ELECT 22U M 16V

CERAMIC O.OIU M 16V

CENAWIC

O.lu z 50V

CERAMIC O.OIU M 16V

ELECT 470U M 6.3V

CERAMIC

O.OIU M

16V

CERAMIC 1000P K 50V

CERAMIC 47P J 50V

DL-ELECT O.lF Z 5>5V

CERAMIC O.OIU M 16V

CERAMIC 0.015U K 16V

CERAMIC 6800P K 16V

CERAMIC 0.015U K 16V

ELECT 22U M 16V

CERAMIC 6800P K 16V

ELECT 22U M 16V

ELECT 47U M 6.3V

CERAMIC

220P K 50V

POLYESTER O.OIU J 50V

CERAMIC

00068U K 16V

MT-POLYEST 0. 22U J

50V

POLYESTER 6800P K 50V

CERAMIC

2200P K 16V

CERAMIC

1500P K 16V

CERAMIC

1000P K 50V

ELECT lU M 50V

CERANIC O.OIU M 16V

ELECT 0.47U M 50V

POLYESTER O.082U J 50V

ELECT 47U M 6.3V

ELECT

220U M 6.3V

CERA141C

100P K 5UV

MT-POLYEST 0. 12U J 50V

CERAMIC

56P J 50V

ELECT lU M 50V

CERAWIC

150P J

50V

CERAMIC

1000P K

50V

ELECT

33U H 16V

POLYESTER 0.018U J 50V

POLYESTER 560 OP J 50V

CERANIC O.lu z 50V

CERAMIC O.luz

50V

C5001 ~ 4040704201 NT-POLYEST 0.068U M 250V

C5002 ~ 4040704201 MT-POLYEST 0.068U M 250V

C5005 ~ 4040674900 CERAMIC

1000P M 400V

C5007 ~ 4040674900 CERAMIC 1000P M 400V

C501O —

C5011

C5012

C5015

C5022

C5025

C5101

C5102

C5103

C5104

C5105

C5106

C5107

C5111

C5112

C5113

C5114

C5115

C5116

C6001

C6003

C6004

C6005

C6007

C6008

C6009

C601O

C6014

C6015

4032490204

4030573107

4030736205

4030760507

4030762402

4032558409

4032438206

4031479200

4032075005

4032183106

4032288900

4032289600

4032437803

4031346007

4031079905

4031357805

4031079905

4031357805

4031892405

4031213507

4031213408

4031686103

4031219509

4031079905

4032286401

4031349602

4030717501

4030015102

ELECT 47U M

POLYESTER O.lU K

CENAHIC 470P J

CERAMIC 2200P K

CERAMIC 3300P K

CERAWIC 39P J

ELECT 2200U M

ELECT 1000U M

ELECT 470U M

ELECT 1000U M

ELECT 100U M

ELECT 47U M

ELECT 220U M

ELECT 330U M

ELECT 10U M

ELECT 3.3U M

ELECT

10U M

ELECT 3.3U M

ELECT

10U M

ELECT 4.7U M

ELECT 2.2U M

MT-POLYEST O. lU J

CEP.AWIC O.lu 2

ELECT 10U M

CR+AWIC 0.033U z

ELECT 47U M

CERAMIC 2200P K

CERAMIC

2200P M

CERAMIC

2200P M

400V

50V

500V

6.3V

16V

50V

35V

6.3V

16V

50V

16V

50V

16V

50V

16V

50V

16v

QCA20NPARTSNO.

C6018

4031219509

C6601 4031079905

C6602 4031079905

C6917 4030142501

C6922 4031938905

C6924

4030712001

C6925 4031686202

C6926 4031849805

[RESISTORS)

M&R~lON

CERAMIC O.lu z 50V

ELECT 10U M 16V

CEILAMIC 18P J 50V

ELECT 22U M 50V

CERAMIC lSOP K

50V

NT-POLYEST 0. 33U J 50V

MT-POLYEST 0. 22U J 50V

Rlool

R1OO2

R1OO3

R1OO4

R1OO5

R1OO6

R1OO7

R1OO8

R1OO9

R101O

R1011

R1012

R1013

R1014

R1015

R1016

R1017

R1018

R102O

R1021

R1022

R1024

R1029

R103O

R1032

R1035

R1037

R1038

R11OI

R1102

R1103

R1104

R1201

R1203

R1204

R1206

R1211

R1213

R1215

R1218

R1401

R2001

R2002

R2003

R2004

R2005

R2009

R201O

R2011

R2012

R2013

R2014

R2018

R2021

R2022

R2023

R2024

R2025

R2026

R2031

R2032

R2033

R2034

R2071

R2085

R2091

R2103

4oio232703 CARBON

4010145102 CARBON

4010126903 CARBON

4010221806 CARBON

4010171705 CARBON

4010152605 CAREON

4010125609 CARBON

4010163700 CARBON

4010135202 CARBON

4010201907 CARBON

4010125609 CARBON

4010152605 CARBON

4010233601 CARBON

4010125609 CARBON

4010144006 CARBON

4010183708 CARBON

4010223000 CARBON

4010126903 CARBON

4010125609 CARBON

4010162505 CARBON

4010231607 CARBON

40101 S2701 CARBON

4010126903 CARBON

4010124404 CARBON

4010125609 CARBON

4010182701 CARBON

4010190904 CARBON

4010125609 CARBON

4010226702 CARBON

4010211807 CARBON

4010162505 CARBON

4010135202 CARBON

4010125609 CARBON

4010220700 CARBON

4010125609 CARBON

4010124404 CARBON

4010171705 CARBON

4010220700 CARBON

4010193905 CARBON

4010218905 CARBON

4010129201 CARBON

4010153701 CARBON

4010126903 CARBON

4010153701 CARBON

401022300S CARBON

4010135202 CARBON

4010164707 CARBON

40101 S1506 CARBON

4010199501 CARBON

4010145102 CARBON

4010196104 CARBON

4010202805 CARBON

4010184804 CARBON

4010192908 CARBON

4010126903 CARBON

4010192908 CARBON

4010126903 CARBON

4010230600 CARBON

4010136308 CARBON

4010171705 CARBON

4010190904 CANEON

R2121 4010221806 CARBON

8.2K JA l/4W

15K JA l/4W

10K JA I14W

680 JA l/4W

2.7K JA l/4W

1.8K JA l/4W

lK JA lt4W

lK JA l/4W

2.2K JA l/4W

1.2K JA l/4W

4.7K JA l/4W

lK JA l/4W

lK JA 114W

1.SK JA l/4W

S2K JA 114W

lK JA l/4W

1.5K JA l/4W,VHR-650 ONLY

3.3K JA l/4W

6.OK JA lt4W

10K JA 114W

lK JA l/4W,VHR-650 0NL%

220 JA l/4W

820 JA l/4W

330 JA l/4W

10K JA 114W,VHR-650 ONLY

100 JA l/4W

lK JA l/4W

330 JA l/4W

390 JA l/4W

IK JA l/4W

lK JA l/4W

75 JA l/4W

75 JA 1/4W

560 JA l/4W

220 JA 114W

1.2K JA l/4W

lK JA lf4W

68 JA l/4W

lK JA l/4W

100 JA 114W

2.7K JA l/4W

68 JA l/4W

390K JA l/4W

6.2K JA l/4W

lt4 JA l/4W

lSK JA l/4W

10K JA l/4W

lSK JA l/4W

6.OK JA l/4W

1.2K JA I14W

22K JA lt4W

33 JA l/4W

47 JA l/4W

15K JA l/4W

4.7 JA lt4W

47K JA l/4W

33K JA l/4W

39K JA l/4W

IOK JA l/4W

39K JA I[4W

10K JA 114W

82 JA l/4W, VHR-650 ONLY

12K JA l/4W

2.7K JA l/4W

390 JA l/4W

680 JA l/4W

R2122 4010135202 CARSON

1.2K JA l/4W

R3001 ~ 4020677402 FUSIBLE R8S 3.3 JA l/2W

R3004 4010144006 CARBON

1.5K JA l/4W

R3008

4010201907 CARBON’ 4.7K JA I14W

R3009

4010126903 CARBON 10K JA l/4W

R3011

4010202805 CARBON

47K JA l/4W

–20–

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