02.03 TYPENUMBER(S): CDR200, CDR538, CDR560, CDR760, CDR765
SYMPTOM :
Short interruptions in recordings.
CURE : The problem is most probably caused by unstable operation of the
power supply. It is advised to repleace the following items:
• pos. 7125 (STP4 or STP3) by STP5
• pos. 6210 (PBYR745) by PBYR10100
REMARKS : For repair of the power supply unit a special service kit
3122 785 90130 is available (see 02.01 for details).
Items 6210 and 7125 can also be ordered separately:
Pos Codenumber Article description
—————————————————–————6210 9340 205 70127 PBYR10100
7125 9322 126 65687 STP5
02.04 TYPENUMBER(S): CDR770
INFORMATION : The correct codenumber for the complete (and adjusted)
CDR-Module reads 3104 129 52521.
For this module a central repair procedure has been initiated.
The loader assembly, pos. 81 in the partslist (9305 043 20901),
cannot be used for repair because the CDL4009 needs an extra
adjustment on the mainboard which cannot be carried out on first
level.Please do not order these loaders, as they are reserved for the
central repairshop only.
REMARKS :
02.05 TYPENUMBER(S): FW-C1, FW-C3, FW-C10, FW-C30, FW-C35
SYMPTOM :
The cassette door will not open completely when a cassette is inside
the cassette compartment.
CURE : The capstan pin (pos. 41) of the tape mechanism will not disengage
fully from the cassette tape.The problem is caused by a combination
of the following:
a) Leaf springs (pos. 199) which are responsible to create a rotating
movement for the cassette during “door eject” are too weak to
push the cassette out of the capstan pin.
b) Mis-matched housing parts of the cassette (see fig. 1) rub/scratch
against the support ribs of the cassette door (pos. 200).
c) Uneven cassette door support ribs create an additional fr iction to
the rotating movement of the cassette.
X761IRIS CODE
6651IRIS CODE
Service Newsletter 2000 – Audio Systems 2/6