Refer to the service manual for Model No. SA-EH590EG, SA-EH590EP (Order No. AD0302008C8)
for information on Accessories and Packaging.
2. Location of Controls
3. Operation Checks and Component Replacement /
Procedures
- This section describes procedures for checking the operation of
the major printed circuit boards and replacing the main
components.
- For reassembly after operation checks or replacement, reverse the
respective procedures. Special reassembly procedures are
described only when required.
3.1. Checking for the main P.C.B.
- Check the main P.C.B. as shown above.
3.2. Checking for the operation P.C.B.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 3.1.
2
3
- Check the operation P.C.B. as shown below.
3.3. Replacement for the motor ass’y, capstan belt and winding belt
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 3.1.
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- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 7) of item 3.2.
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3.4. Replacement for the components parts on the mechanism P.C.B.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 3.1.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 7) of item 3.2.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 4) of item 3.3.
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3.5. Replacement for the pinch roller ass’y and head block
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 3.1.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 7) of item 3.2.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 5) of item 3.3.
3.6. Replacement for the cassette lid ass’y
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 3.1.
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3.7. Replacement for the cassette holder
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 3.1.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 11) of item 3.2.
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4. To Supply Power Source
This unit is designed to operate on power supplied from system connected. / When a component
requires service, use the system connections to supply power source. / For system connections,
refer to Fig.4-1.
Fig. 4-1.
5. Service Mode Function of Cassette Mechanism
This unit is equipped with a service mode function of cassette mechanism, so that if the unit
operates incorrectly, the fault displayed using an error code on the FL display of the Tuner/
Amplifier (SA-EH590). The system control IC and FLdisplay are part of the Tuner/Amplifier so
make sure the system has been connected properly before using this function. Use this function
during maintenance to check faults of items below.
5.1. Cassette tape to be prepared
Metal tape:
Recorded music tape with only one erasure prevention tab intact. /
(use middle portion of tape)
Normal tape: / CrO2 tape:
Recorded music tape with both erasure prevention tabs intact. /
(use middle portion of tape)
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5.2. Selecting service mode
1. Turn on the power to the unit.
2. Make sure that no tape is inserted in the cassette deck. (Service
mode cannot be selected with a tape inserted in the cassette deck.)
3. Press the DOLBY NR button for about 2 seconds, and keep
pressing it, also press the STOP button for about 2 seconds. Refer
to Fig. 5-1.
Fig. 5-1.
5.3. Deck 1 mechanism check
1. Press the Deck 1/deck 2 select button to change the flashing Deck
2 indicator to Deck 1. Refer to Fig. 5-2. / (No change required if
Deck 1 indicator already flashing.)
2. Press the Deck 1 cassette holder open button to open the Deck 1
cassette holder. Refer to Fig. 5-2.
3. Insert a CrO2 tape into the Deck 1 and close the cassette holder.
4. Press the Fast forward button. Refer to Fig. 5-2. / (Tape fast
forwards for about 2 seconds then stops.)
5. Press the PLAY button. Refer to Fig. 5-2. / (After TPS operation
and check, the tape stops.)
6. Open the Deck 1 cassette holder and replace the tape with a
normal tape.
7. Close the Deck 1 cassette holder.
8. Press the Record pause button. Refer to Fig. 5-2. / (No record
operation.)
9. Press the STOP button. Refer to Fig. 5-2. A mechanism error code
is displayed. Refer to Table 5-1. Each time the STOP button is
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pressed, the fault items are displayed in sequence.
mode
plunger
replace)
switch
and
S952
replace)
1
S976).
Check
plunger
mechanism
Fig. 5-2.
Table 5-1.
FL displaySymptomCause
H01Cassette deck does not operate correctly.Faulty cassette deck mechanism
switch (Deck 1: S951, Deck 2: S971),
and capstan motor. / (Check and
H02Unit does not record or the unit goes into
recording mode even when the erasure
prevention tabs have been removed from the
cassette.
H03Tape does not play even when the tape deck
play button is pressed.
The motor operates when the tape deck play
button is pressed even if cassette is loaded in
the deck.
H06Cassette deck does not detect CrO2 tape.Faulty CrO2 tape detect switch (Deck
H07Cassette deck does not detect Metal tape.Faulty Metal tape detect switch (
F01When the tape play button is pressed, tape
advances only slightly and then stops.
F02TPS (tape program search) does not work.Faulty TPS signal detection or faulty
Faulty tape detect switch (Deck 1:
S972) or short-circuit. (Check and
Deck 2: S973). / (Check and replace)
and replace)
Reel pulse error (Faulty Hall IC). (
replace)
control. / (Check and replace
control IC)
5.4. Deck 2 mechanism check
1. Press the Deck 1/deck 2 select button to change the flashing Deck
1 indicator to Deck 2. Refer to Fig. 5-3.
2. Press the Deck 2 cassette holder open button to open the Deck 2
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cassette holder. Refer to Fig. 5-3.
3. Insert a metal tape into the Deck 2 with an intact erasure
prevention tab on the right side.
4. Close the Deck 2 cassette holder.
5. Press the Fast forward button. Refer to Fig. 5-3. / (Tape fast
forwards for about 2 seconds then stops.)
6. Open the Deck 2 cassette holder and turn over the metal tape.
(intact erasure prevention tab on the left side.)
7. Close the Deck 2 cassette holder.
8. Press the Rewind button. Refer to Fig. 5-3. / (Tape rewinds for
about 2 seconds then stops.)
9. Open the Deck 2 cassette holder and replace the metal tape with a
CrO2 tape.
10. Close the Deck 2 cassette holder.
11. Press the PLAY button. Refer to Fig. 5-3. / (After TPS operation
and check, the tape stops.)
12. Open the Deck 2 cassette holder and replace the CrO2 tape with a
normal tape.
13. Close the Deck 2 cassette holder.
14. Press the Record pause button. Refer to Fig. 5-3. / (No record
operation.)
15. Press the STOP button. Refer to Fig. 5-3. A mechanism error
code is displayed. Refer to Table 5-1. Each time the STOP button is
pressed, the fault items are displayed in sequence.
Fig. 5-3.
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5.5. Exiting service mode
1. Press the STOP button for more than 5 seconds. (Diagnostic
contents stored in memory for both Deck 1 and 2 are erased.)
2. Remove the cassette tape from the cassette holder.
3. Turn off the unit.
6. Schematic Diagram Notes
- This schematic diagram may be modified at any time with the
development of new technology.
Notes:
S900:
Stop switch ()
S901:
Deck 2 cassette holder open switch (OPEN)
S903:
Tape edit switch (TAPE EDIT)
S904:
Record pause switch / (REC PAUSE)
S905:
Dolby noise reduction switch / (DOLBY NR)
S906:
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Fast forward, TPS switch ()
S907:
Forward side playback switch ()
S909:
Reverse side playback switch ()
S910:
Rewind, TPS switch ()
S911:
Reverse mode switch / (REV MODE)
S912:
Deck 1/deck 2 select switch / (DECK 1/2)
S913:
Counter display switch / (COUNTER DISPLAY)
S914:
Counter reset switch / (COUNTER RESET)
S915:
Deck 1 cassette holder open switch (OPEN)
S951:
Deck 1 mode detect switch
S952:
Deck 1 half detect switch
S953:
Deck 1 CrO2 tape detect switch
S971:
Deck 2 mode detect switch
S972:
Deck 2 half detect switch
S973:
Deck 2 CrO2 tape detect switch
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S974:
Deck 2 reverse side record prevention tab detect switch
S975:
Deck 2 forward side record prevention tab detect switch
S976:
Deck 2 METAL tape detect switch
VR101:
Deck 1 playback gain adjustment VR / (R ch)
VR102:
Deck 2 playback gain adjustment VR / (L ch)
VR103:
Deck 2 playback gain adjustment VR / (R ch)
VR104:
Deck 1 playback gain adjustment VR / (L ch)
VR801:
Deck 1 tape speed adjustment VR (normal)
VR803:
Deck 2 tape speed adjustment VR (normal)
- Indicated voltage values are the standard values for the unit
measured by the DC electronic circuit tester (high-impedance) with
the chassis taken as standard. Therefore, there may exist some
errors in the voltage values, depending on theinternal impedance
of the DC circuit tester.
No mark
: Playback
( )
: Recording
- Important safety notice:
Components identified by mark have special characteristics
important for safety.
Furthermore, special parts which have purposes of fire-retardant
(resistors), high-quality sound (capacitors), low-noise (resistors),
etc. are used.
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When replacing any of components, be sure to use only
manufacturer’s specified parts shown in the parts list.
- The supply part number is described alone in the replacement parts
list.
- Caution!
IC and LSI are sensitive to static electricity.
Secondary trouble can be prevented by taking care during repair.
Cover the parts boxes made of plastics with aluminum foil.
Ground the soldering iron.
Put a conductive mat on the work table.
Do not touch the legs of IC or LSI with the fingers directly.
- Voltage and signal line
: Positive voltage line
: Playback signal line
: Recording signal line
7. Schematic Diagram
8. Printed Circuit Board Diagram
9. Type Illustration of ICs, Transistors and Diodes
10. Wiring Connection Diagram
11. Block Diagram
12. Terminal Function of ICs
12.1. IC701 (M38503M2406F): / System Control
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Pin
101
No.
1
Terminal
Name
V
CC
I/OFunction
IPower supply terminal
2VREFIReference voltage input
3
AV
SS
-GND terminal
4LMTOMuting control signal output
5PL1ODeck 1 solenoid control signal
output
6M1ODeck 1 motor drive control
signal output
7HALTIPower failure detect signal input
8REQISerial communication request
signal input
9CSISerial communication complete
signal input
10CLKOSerial communication clock
signal output
11DATA
OUT
OSerial communication data
signal output
12 DATA INISerial communication data
signal input
13 METAL 2IDeck 2 tape detect switch signal
(METAL) input
14
CRO2 2
I
Deck 2 tape detect switch signal
(CrO2) input
15
V
SS
-GND terminal
16 FWD LEDOLED drive control signal (FWD)
output
17 REV LEDOLED drive control signal (REV)
output
18RESETIReset signal input
19XINIOscillator connected terminal (F
20XOUTO
21
V
SS
22
CRO2 1
=8 MHz)
-GND terminal
I
Deck 1 tape detect switch signal
(CrO2) input
23MODEI
Deck 1 mechanism switch
signal (MODE) input
24HALF1I
Deck 1 mechanism switch
signal (Half) input
25TPSITPS signal input
26 A DATAOSerial data signal output for IC
101
27A CLKOSerial clock signal output for IC
101
28 A LATCHO Serial latch signal output for IC
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101
Terminal
Pin
Name
No.
29PL2O Deck 2 solenoid control signal
30M2ODeck 2 motor drive control
31 ENC/DECODolby NR record/playback mode
32 DOLBY
ON/OFF
33E CS-
34
|
36
37 LED CNTO LED color control signal output
38
39AD SWI
40
41KEY2IOperation key signal input
42KEY1IOperation key signal input
NC
PHOTO2T
PHOTO1T
I/OFunction
output
signal output
select signal output
O Dolby NR ON/OFF control signal
output
EEPROM chip select signal
output
(Not used, open)
-
Not used, open
IDeck 2 reel pulse detect signal
input
Deck 2 mechanism switch
signal input
(Half, Mode, F REC INH., R REC
INH.)
IDeck 1 reel pulse detect signal
input
13. Measurements and Adjustments
Note:
This unit RS-DV290 is designed to operate on power supplied from
system connected.
1. Connect the measuring instrument as shown in Fig. 13-1.
2. Replace azimuth screws for both forward and reverse directions
after removing the screw-locking bond left on the head base.
(Supply part No. of azimuth screw: RHD17015 )
3. Playback the azimuth adjustment portion (8 kHz, -20 dB) of test
tape (QZZCFM). Adjust the azimuth screw until the outputs of the L/
R ch are maximized. Refer to Fig. 13-2. Make sure that
thedifference in the peak level between the left and right channels
does not exceed 0.5 dB.
4. Perform the same adjustment in reverse playback mode.
Check of the level difference forward and reverse directions.
5. Playback the playback gain adjustment portion (315 Hz, 0 dB) of
test tape (QZZCFM). Check if level difference between forward and
reverse direction is within 1.5 dB.
6. After the adjustment, apply screw lock to the azimuth screw.
Fig. 13-1.
Fig. 13-2.
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13.4. Tape speed adjustment / (Deck 1/2)
Note:
When connecting the unit to other system components for test,
short the section between the test point TP604 and TP609 and turn
on the entire system. (The unit is set to the TEST mode, and either
Deck 1 or Deck 2 indicatorwill blink.)
Normal speed (Standard value: 3000 ± 45 Hz)
1. Connect the measuring instrument as shown in Fig. 13-3.
2. Playback the middle portion of test tape. (QZZCWAT)
3. Adjust VR801 (Deck 1) and VR803 (Deck 2) for output value shown
below. (For adjustment point, refer to Fig. 13-11. )
Adjustment target: 3000 ± 15 Hz (Normal speed)
Standard value: 3000 ± 45 Hz (Normal speed)
Fig. 13-3.
Note:
When the unit is finished for adjusting, disconnect the short section
between TP604 and TP609 .
13.5. Playback gain adjustment (Deck 1/2)
1. Connect the measuring instrument as shown in Fig. 13-4.
2. Find the start of the 315 Hz, 0 dB section of test tape (QZZCFM),
insert the tape into Deck 1 and 2, and play it back (FWD).
ch) [VR101 (R ch)] so that the output is within the standard value
shown below. (For adjustment point, refer to Fig. 13-11. )
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[Standard value:265 mV ~ 300 mV]
Fig. 13-4.
13.6. Erase current confirmation (Deck 2)
1. Connect the measuring instrument as shown in Fig. 13-5.
2. Insert the blank tape into Deck 2, and press the Record pause
button.
3. Check if the output at this time between the erase current
confirmation point TP301 and TP302 (the output on both edged of
R313) is within the standard value shown below. (For the erase
current confirmation point, referto Fig. 13-11. )
Standard ValueEVM reading
Normal tape
:
CrO2 tape:
Metal tape:
Note:
85 ± 25 mA (85 ± 25 mV)
150 ± 25 mA(150 ± 25
mV)
185 ± 25 mA(185 ± 25
mV)
Fig. 13-5.
The test tape is not required when confirming the erase current.
13.7. Playback frequency response check (Deck 1/2)
1. Connect the measuring instrument as shown in Fig. 13-6.
2. Playback the 315 Hz, -20 dB and 12.5 kHz to 63 Hz, -20 dB sections
of test tape (QZZCFM) and then, using the 315 Hz, -20 dB playback
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output as a reference (0 dB).
3. Confirm the playback frequency response is within the range
shown in Fig. 13-7.
Fig. 13-6.
Fig. 13-7.
13.8. Recording/playback / frequency response and gain check
(Deck 2)
13.8.1. Normal tape check
1. Connect the measuring instrument as shown in Fig. 13-8.
2. Insert a Normal type blank tape (QZZCRA4) into Deck 2.
3. Record signals at 50 Hz, 100 Hz, 200 Hz, 500 Hz, 1 kHz, 2 kHz, 10
kHz and 12.5 kHz (28 mV).
4. Set the playback frequency of recorded signals at 1 kHz as a
reference response (0 dB).
5. Playback the recorded signal to confirm that the output is within
the range of the overall frequency response shown in Fig. 13-9.
Fig. 13-8.
Fig. 13-9.
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13.8.2. CrO2/Metal tape check
1. Connect the measuring instrument as shown in Fig. 13-8.
2. Insert a CrO2/Metal tape into Deck 2.
3. Record signals at 50 Hz, 100 Hz, 200 Hz, 500 Hz, 1 kHz, 2 kHz, 10
kHz and 12.5 kHz (28 mV).
4. Set the playback frequency of recorded signals at 1 kHz as a
reference response (0 dB).
5. Playback the recorded signal to confirm that the output is within
the range of the overall frequency response shown in Fig. 13-10.
Fig. 13-10.
13.9. Adjustment point and test point
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Fig. 13-11.
14. Checking Procedure for Self-operation of
Cassette Mechanism Ass’y
- This procedure describes simple methods independent of
mechanism controller or governor circuit.
14.1. Operation Check Providing with Cassette Tape
1. Push up the EJECT lever with rubber band. (Refer to Fig. 14-2. )
2. Apply DC 5V to the MOTOR. (MOTOR will be rotated) (Refer to Fig.
14-1. )
3. Provide the cassette tape with mechanism ass’y.
4. Apply DC 9V to the plunger, and then operate it by switching
power ON/OFF. (Power: +PL, -PL) (Refer to Fig. 14-1. )
A. FWD PLAY: Supply power to the plunger momentary. (Duration:
approx. 50msec.)
B. FWD FF: At FWD PLAY mode, supply power to the plunger
momentary. (Duration: approx. 50msec.)
C. STOP: At FWD FF mode, supply power to the plunger
momentary. (Duration: approx. 50msec.)
D. REV PLAY: At STOP mode, supply power to the plunger for
ordinary duration. (Duration: approx. 200msec.)
E. REV REW: At REV PLAY mode, supply power to the plunger
momentary. (Duration: approx. 50msec.)
F. STOP: At REV REW mode, supply power to the plunger
momentary. (Duration: approx. 50msec.)
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Repeat the above operation to FWD PLAY mode.
Note: Incorrect duration for power supply may be operated to other mode.
14.1.1. Connection Diagram Between the Mechanism Ass’y and Power Supply /
(MOTOR and Plunger)
Fig. 14-1.
14.1.2. Detail View of EJECT Lever / (EJECT lever fixed by rubber band, Plunger
rib operation)
Fig. 14-2.
14.2. Operation Check Not Provided with Cassette Tape
1. Push up the EJECT lever with rubber band. (Refer to Fig. 14-2. )
2. Apply DC 5V to the MOTOR. (MOTOR will be rotated)
3. Lift up the plunger rib of mechanism ass’y with the tip of minus
screwdriver, and then operate it same as power supply duration.
(Refer toFig. 14-3. )
Note: Operation order is same as the “Operation Check Providing with
Cassette Tape” item 4. above.
Fig. 14-3.
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15. Replacement Parts List
Notes:
- Important safety notice:
Components identified by mark have special characteristics
important for safety.
Furthermore, special parts which have purposes of fire-retardant
(resistors), high-quality sound (capacitors), low-noise (resistors),
etc. are used.
When replacing any of components, be sure to use only
manufacture’s specified parts shown in the parts list.
- The marking [RTL] indicates the retention time is limited for this
Item. After the discontinuation of this assembly in production, it
will no longer available.
- All parts are supplied by SPC.
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
1RKM0392-S1CABINET1
2RHD30007-1SSCREW4
3XTBS3+10JFZ1SCREW2
4RGR0287A-PREAR PANEL1
5RKA0105-KRUBBER4
6RKA0106-NFOOT RING4
7RMN0539CABLE HOLDER1
8RDG0129-1DAMPER GEAR2
9REX0966-1WIRE ASS'Y1
10RGB0025-ATECHNICS BADGE1
11RGK1131-2SORNAMENT(L)1
12RGK1132-2SORNAMENT(R)1
13RGL0441-QPANEL LIGHT1
14REZ1194WIRE ASS'Y1
15RKF0462-K2CASSETTE HOLDER(L)1
16RKF0463-K2CASSETTE HOLDER(R)1
17RKF0587G-2SCASSETTE LID(L)1
18RKF0588-2SCASSETTE LID(R)1
19RKW0577-QCASSETTE WINDOW(L)1
20RKW0578-QCASSETTE WINDOW(R)1
21RMB0474SPRING2
22RMQ0577A-3FRAME1
23RUS757ZASPRING4
24RYP1179-SFRONT PANEL1
25XTBS26+10JSCREW7
26XTB3+10JFZSCREW5
27XTBS3+8JFZ1SCREW3
28RMG0161RUBBER1
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
29RMR0909-XPCB HOLDER1
101RED0037HEAD BLOCK ASS'Y / (R/P)1 L1AA00000008
101-1RHD17015SCREW2
102RED0038HEAD BLOCK ASS'Y / (P.B)1
102-1RHD17015SCREW2
103RDG0300REEL TABLE BASE4
104RDG0301GEAR2
105RDK0026GEAR2
107RDV0033-4BELT12
108RDV0034-1BELT22
110RUW147ZASPRING2
111RMB0400SPRING4
112RMB0403SPRING2
113RMB0404SPRING2
114RMB0406SPRING2
115RMB0408SPRING2
116RML0370-JLEVER2
117RML0371LEVER2
118RML0372LEVER2
119RML0374LEVER2
120RMM0131ROD2
121RMM0133-1ROD2
122RMQ0519REEL CAP4
123RMS0398-1SHAFT2
124RSJ0003PLUNGER ASS'Y2
125RUS609ZCSPRING2
126RXF0049FLY WHEEL ASS'Y2
127RXF0050FLY WHEEL ASS'Y2
128RXG0040GEAR4
129RMK0283A-JSUB CHASSIS2
130RXL0124PINCH ROLLER ASS'Y2
130-1RMB0401SPRING2
131RXL0125PINCH ROLLER ASS'Y2
131-1RMB0402SPRING2
132RXL0126ARM GEAR2
133RXQ0412CHASSIS ASS'Y2
133-1RMB0405SPRING2
133-2RMM0132-JFR ROD2
134REM0055-1MOTOR ASS'Y2
135RHD26022SCREW4
136XTW2+5LSCREW4
137XTW26+10SSCREW6
138XYC2+JF17SCREW2
140RFKJSCH770EKMAIN CHASSIS ASS'Y1
C101-04ECUV1H681KBN50V 680P4 F1J1H681A021
C109,10ECQB1H183JF350V 0.018U2
C111,12ECEA0JKS4706.3V 47U2
C113,14ECEA1HKS2R250V 2.2U2
C115,16ECJ2VB1H471K50V 470P2
C117,18ECUX1H331KBX50V 330P2
C119,20ECA1HAK010XI50V 1U2
C123,24ECEA1EKS4R725V 4.7U2
C125,26ECJ2VB1H332K50V 3300P2
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
C129ECEA1AKS22010V 22U1
C130F2A1C101A13316V 100U1
C131-34ECJ2VB1H471K50V 470P4
C135,36ECA1HAK010XI50V 1U2
C137ECEA1HKS0R150V 0.1U1
C138F1J1E473000425V 0.047U1
C139ECEA0JKS4706.3V 47U1
C140ECEA1CKS10016V 10U1
C141ECA1HAK010XI50V 1U1
C142ECUVNE104ZFN25V 0.1U1 F1J1E1040017
C143,44ECJ2VB1H471K50V 470P2
C150RCE1AKA101BG10V 100U1 F2A1A1010020
C203,04ECEA1EKS4R725V 4.7U2
C205,06ECA1HAK010XI50V 1U2
C207,08ECUV1H271KBN50V 270P2
C211,12ECUV1H152KBN50V 1500P2ECJ2VB1H152K
C213,14ECEA1EKS4R725V 4.7U2
C215,16ECEA1CKS10016V 10U2
C217,18ECEA1HKS0R150V 0.1U2
C219F2A1C101A13316V 100U1
C220RCE1ARS471BJ10V 470U1 F2A1A471A111
C221,22ECEA1HKAR68B50V 0.68U2
C223ECEA1EKS4R725V 4.7U1
C225,26ECEA1EKS4R725V 4.7U2
C239,40ECUV1H681KBN50V 680P2F1J1H681A021
C241ECJ2VB1H103K50V 0.01U1
C301ECA1CAM471XB16V 470U1
C302ECEA2AN2R2S100V 2.2U1
C303ECQP2E682JZT250V 6800P1 F0A2E682A002
C304F2A1C101A13316V 100U1
C305ECEA1HKS0R150V 0.1U1
C306ECQB1H393JF350V 0.039U1
C307ECUV1H102KBN50V 1000P1 ECJ2VB1H102K
C308ECJ2VB1H332K50V 3300P1
C309ECEA0JKS4706.3V 47U1
C310,11ECJ2VB1H103K50V 0.01U2
C323ECUV1H102KBN50V 1000P1 ECJ2VB1H102K
C602ECA1CAM221XB16V 220U1
C603RCE1CKA470BG16V 47U1 F2A1C470A017
C604ECUV1E103ZFN25V 0.01U1F1J1E103A007
C605ECA1CAM221XB16V 220U1
C701ECJ2VB1H103K50V 0.01U1
C702ECEA0JKS1016.3V 100U1
C705ECUV1E103ZFN25V 0.01U1F1J1E103A007
C706RCE1HKA3R3BG50V 3.3U1F2A1H3R3A015
C707ECUV1E103ZFN25V 0.01U1F1J1E103A007
CN601RJS2A5520-1CONNECTOR(20P)1K1MP20A00005
CN901RJS8T6ZACONNECTOR(8P)1K1MP08B00006
CP101,02RJS1A6805CONNECTOR(5P)2
CP901,02RJT071K09ACONNECTOR(9P)2 K1KA09B00058
CS951RJU071H09MCONNECTOR(9P)1K1KB09C00001
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
CS971RJU071H09MCONNECTOR(9P)1K1KB09C00001
D101,02MA2J11100LDIODE2
D301MA2J11100LDIODE1
D606MAZ40560MFDIODE1
D651,52MA165TA5DIODE2 MA2C16500E
D701MA2J11100LDIODE1
D705,06MA2J11100LDIODE2
D707MA4051MDIODE1 MAZ40510M
D708-10MA2J11100LDIODE3
D904MA2J11100LDIODE1
D905B3AHA0000012LED1
D907B3AHA0000012LED1
D951MA165TA5DIODE1 MA2C165
D971MA165TA5DIODE1 MA2C165
IC101CXA1998BQT6IC1 C1BB00000319
IC102MC14066BFELIC1 C0JBAR000248
IC103BA7755AFIC1C1AB00001381
IC201CXA1552M-T4IC1C1BB00000311
IC202MC14066BFELIC1 C0JBAR000248
IC701M38503M2406FIC1C2BBDD000003
IC9510N2180RLC1IC1
IC9710N2180RLC1IC1
L201,02ELELN103KACOIL2
L301RL08B006-KCOIL1G2A142C00002
L302RLQZB101KT-DCOIL1 G0C101K00017
L701G0C100JA0019COIL1
L702J0JBC0000041COIL1
PCB1REP2827E-MMAIN P.C.B.1 [RTL]
PCB2REPX0108AMECHA.SW.P.C.B. / (P.B.)1 [RTL]
PCB3REPX0108BMECHA.SW.P.C.B. / (R/P)1[RTL]
Q101,022SJ164RTATRANSISTOR22SJ01640RA
Q103,042SJ164QTATRANSISTOR2 2SJ01640QA
Q105,062SD1819ARTXTRANSISTOR2 2SD1819ARL
Q107DTA143EUT106TRANSISTOR1B1GDCFGG0008
Q108DTC143EUT106TRANSISTOR1 B1GBCFGG0006
Q201,02DTA143EUT106TRANSISTOR2B1GDCFGG0008
Q3012SD1819ARTXTRANSISTOR1 2SD1819ARL
Q3022SD1328STWTRANSISTOR12SD13280S2RA
Q303,042SD14500HATRANSISTOR2
Q305,06DTC144EUT106TRANSISTOR2B1GBCFNN0013
Q6022SD2144STRANSISTOR1B1AAGC000006
Q6042SC3940AQSTATRANSISTOR1 2SC3940ARA
Q701-032SD1819ARTXTRANSISTOR3 2SD1819ARL
Q706DTC114EUT106TRANSISTOR1B1GBCFJJ0009
Q803,042SD592ARTRANSISTOR22SD0592AR
Q805,06DTA143EUT106TRANSISTOR2B1GDCFGG0008
Q807,082SB0621AHATRANSISTOR2
Q809,10DTC143EUT106TRANSISTOR2B1GBCFGG0006
Q901DTA143EUT106TRANSISTOR1B1GDCFGG0008
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
Q902-04DTC143EUT106TRANSISTOR3B1GBCFGG0006
R101,02ERJ6GEYJ562V1/10W 5.6K2
R103,04ERJ6GEYJ104V1/10W 100K2
R105,06ERJ6GEYJ334V1/10W 330K2
R107,08ERJ6GEYJ103V1/10W 10K2
R109,10ERJ6GEYJ102V1/10W 1K2
R111ERJ6GEYJ820V1/10W 821D0GD820JA012
R112ERJ8GEYJ820V1/8W 821
R113ERJ6GEYJ123V1/10W 12K1
R114ERJ6GEYJ273V1/10W 27K1
R117ERJ6GEYJ102V1/10W 1K1
R118,19ERDS2FJ2201/4W 222
R120ERJ6GEYJ104V1/10W 100K1
R121,22ERJ6GEYJ103V1/10W 10K2
R125ERJ6GEYJ104V1/10W 100K1
R126ERJ6GEYJ223V1/10W 22K1
R127ERJ6GEYJ472V1/10W 4.7K1
R130ERJ6GEYJ475V1/10W 4.7M1
R131ERJ6GEYJ334V1/10W 330K1
R132ERJ6GEYJ273V1/10W 27K1
R133ERJ6GEYJ333V1/10W 33K1
R134ERJ6GEYJ392V1/10W 3.9K1
R135ERJ6GEYJ682V1/10W 6.8K1
R136,37ERJ6GEYJ222V1/10W 2.2K2
R138ERJ6GEYJ472V1/10W 4.7K1
R139,40ERJ6GEYF4731/10W 47K2
R141ERJ8GEYJ101V1/8W 1001
R142ERJ6GEYJ101V1/10W 1001
R143ERDS2FJ1011/4W 1001
R144ERJ6GEYJ101V1/10W 1001
R147-50ERJ6GEYJ562V1/10W 5.6K4
R151,52ERJ6GEYJ104V1/10W 100K2
R153,54ERJ6GEYJ272V1/10W 2.7K2
R157,58ERJ6GEYJ223V1/10W 22K2
R207,08ERJ6GEYF4731/10W 47K2
R209,10ERJ6GEYJ102V1/10W 1K2
R211,12ERJ6GEYJ103V1/10W 10K2
R213,14ERJ6GEYJ302V1/10W 3K2
R215,16ERJ6GEYJ123V1/10W 12K2
R217,18ERJ6GEYJ222V1/10W 2.2K2
R219ERJ6GEYJ183V1/10W 18K1
R220ERDS2FJ2201/4W 221
R221,22ERJ6GEYJ101V1/10W 1002
R223,24ERJ6GEYJ103V1/10W 10K2
R225,26ERJ6GEYF4731/10W 47K2
R230,31ERJ6GEYJ102V1/10W 1K2
R232ERJ6GEYJ103V1/10W 10K1
R233,34ERJ6GEYJ101V1/10W 1002
R237ERDS2FJ2201/4W 221
R301ERJ6GEYJ103V1/10W 10K1
R302ERJ6GEYJ182V1/10W 1.8K1
R303ERJ6GEYJ222V1/10W 2.2K1
R304ERJ6GEYJ153V1/10W 15K1
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
R305ERJ6GEYJ183V1/10W 18K1
R306ERJ6GEYJ333V1/10W 33K1
R307ERDS1FJ2R21/2W 2.21
R308ERJ6GEYJ102V1/10W 1K1
R309-11ERJ6GEYJ472V1/10W 4.7K3
R313ERDS2TJ1R01/4W 1.01
R602ERQ16NKWR33E1/6W 0.331
R603ERD2FCG1001/4W 101
R604ERJ6GEYJ331V1/10W 3301
R606ERJ6GEYJ152V1/10W 1.5K1
R609ERDS2FJ1011/4W 1001
R630ERQ16NKWR33E1/6W 0.331
R632ERDS2FJ4731/4W 47K1
R701,02ERJ6GEYJ103V1/10W 10K2
R703ERJ6GEYJ562V1/10W 5.6K1
R704ERJ6GEYJ472V1/10W 4.7K1
R705ERJ6GEYF4731/10W 47K1
R708ERJ6GEYJ472V1/10W 4.7K1
R710ERJ6GEYJ102V1/10W 1K1
R711ERJ6GEYJ104V1/10W 100K1
R712ERJ8GEYJ683V1/8W 68K1
R718ERJ8GEYJ683V1/8W 68K1
R721ERJ6GEYJ472V1/10W 4.7K1
R722ERJ6GEYJ101V1/10W 1001
R723,24ERJ6GEYJ102V1/10W 1K2
R725,26ERJ6GEYJ222V1/10W 2.2K2
R727ERJ6GEYJ472V1/10W 4.7K1
R728ERJ6GEYJ103V1/10W 10K1
R729ERJ6GEYJ472V1/10W 4.7K1
R730ERJ6GEYJ222V1/10W 2.2K1
R732ERJ6GEYJ104V1/10W 100K1
R735ERJ6GEYJ472V1/10W 4.7K1
R736ERJ6GEYJ103V1/10W 10K1
R737ERJ8GEYJ103V1/8W 10K1
R738ERJ6GEYJ102V1/10W 1K1
R741ERJ6GEYJ223V1/10W 22K1
R743ERJ6GEYF4731/10W 47K1
R744ERJ6GEYJ102V1/10W 1K1
R745ERJ6GEYJ101V1/10W 1001
R747ERJ8GEYJ102V1/8W 1K1
R802ERJ6GEYJ561V1/10W 5601
R803ERJ6GEYJ103V1/10W 10K1
R805ERJ6GEYJ392V1/10W 3.9K1
R806ERJ6GEYJ103V1/10W 10K1
R808ERJ6GEYJ392V1/10W 3.9K1
R810,11ERJ6GEYJ103V1/10W 10K2
R812ERJ6GEYJ561V1/10W 5601
R813,14ERJ6GEYJ471V1/10W 4702
R818ERDS2FJ2R21/4W 2.21
R820ERDS2FJ2R21/4W 2.21
R823,24ERJ6GEYJ561V1/10W 5602
R900ERJ6GEYJ821V1/10W 8201
R901ERJ6GEYJ102V1/10W 1K1
R902ERJ6GEYJ122V1/10W 1.2K1 D0GD122JA003
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
R903ERJ6GEYJ152V1/10W 1.5K1
R904ERJ6GEYJ182V1/10W 1.8K1
R905ERJ6GEYJ222V1/10W 2.2K1
R906ERJ6GEYJ332V1/10W 3.3K1 D0GD332JA003
R908ERJ6GEYJ122V1/10W 1.2K1 D0GD122JA003
R909ERJ6GEYJ152V1/10W 1.5K1
R910ERJ6GEYJ182V1/10W 1.8K1
R911ERJ6GEYJ222V1/10W 2.2K1
R914ERJ6GEYJ331V1/10W 3301
R915ERJ6GEYJ681V1/10W 6801
R916ERJ6GEYJ331V1/10W 3301
R917ERJ6GEYJ681V1/10W 6801
R924ERJ6GEYJ821V1/10W 8201
R925ERJ6GEYJ102V1/10W 1K1
R952ERDS2FJ8211/4W 8201
R953ERDS2FJ3931/4W 39K1
R972ERDS2FJ8211/4W 8201
R973ERDS2FJ3931/4W 39K1
RJ504ERJ6GEY0R00VCHIP JUMPER1
RJ507-09ERJ8GEY0R00VCHIP JUMPER3D0YFR0000002
S900,01EVQ11G05RSW,PUSH2
S903-07EVQ11G05RSW,PUSH5
S909-15EVQ11G05RSW,PUSH7
S951RSH1A018-3USW,MECHA DET1
S952,53RSH1A019-2USW,MECHA DET2
S971RSH1A018-3USW,MECHA DET1
S972-76RSH1A019-2USW,MECHA DET5
VR101-04EVNDCAA03B24V.R.,PLAYBACK GAIN / ADJ.4
VR801EVNDCAA03B53V.R.,TAPE SPEED / ADJ.1
VR803EVNDCAA03B53V.R.,TAPE SPEED / ADJ.1
X701RSXY8M00D01TOSCILLATOR1H2B800400005
Z971EXBF7L355SYVCOMPONENT / COMBINATION 1
16. Cabinet Parts Location
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17. Mechanism Parts Location
36
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18. Schematic Diagram for printing with letter size
F0302KH
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OPERATION CIRCUIT
E
S912
(
)
DECK 1/2
S911
(
)
REV MODE
S910
)
(
S909
(
)
S915
(
)
OPEN
S914
(
COUNTER
)
RESET
S913
(
COUNTER
)
DISPLAY
FW901
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
R911
R910
R909
R908
R925
R924
2.2K
1.8K
1.5K
1.2K
1K
820
(
5V
S907
(
)
S906
(
S905
(
DOLBY NR
S904
REC PAUSE
S903
(
TAPEEDIT
S901
(
OPEN
S900
(
)
:POSITIVE VOLTAGELINE
Q901
DTA143EUT106
LED DRIVE
R915
680
R917
680
STOP :0V
MA111TX
5V
5V
0V
D904
)
)
3.3K
R906
)
2.2K
R905
)
1.8K
R904
)
1.5K
R903
1.2K
R902
1K
R901
820
R900
R916
5V
R914
0V
Q902
DTC143EUT106
LED DRIVE
0V
330
330
:PLAYBACKSIGNAL LINE
D907
SML79455C
(
)
D905
SML79455C
(
)
2.6V
Q903
DTC143EUT106
LED DRIVE(FWD)
0V
0V
Q904
DTC143EUT106
LED DRIVE(REV)
0V
4.2V
0V
H
G
F
E
MAIN CIRCUIT
A
D
A
47K
47K
47K
C215
R233
16V10
B
C
D
E
F
G
100
R234
100
IC202
MC14066BFEL
SIGNAL CONT.
Q108
DTC143EUT106
SWITCHING
(5V) 0V
C216
16V10
8.3V(0V)
R226
R208
4.7V8.3V
8910111213
7654321
8.3V
(0V)
22K
R126
R225
R207
47K
9.6V
(0V)
C
9.6V4.7V4.7V4.7V
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B
A
RS-DV290(EG) OPERATION, MAIN CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
252627282930313233343536
H
G
F
E
D
C
B
A
PLAYBACK
HEAD
DECK1
Lch
Rch
R107
10K
R131
330K
DECK2
Lch
R/P HEAD
Rch
ERASE
HEAD
IC103
BA7755AF
R/P SELECT
124
9.6V 0V
C301
16V470
R313
1
ERASE CURRENT
CHECK POINT
S
SGD
C302
100V2.2
C303
6800P
TP302TP301
G
Q103
Q104
N
(8.9V)
0V
0V
(8.9V)
A
MAIN CIRCUIT
CP101
1
2
3
4
5
D
0V0V
680P
C103
0V0V
Q105,106
2SD1819ARTX
MUTING
10K
R108
CP102
1
2
3
4
5
R132
27K
6V
678
5
3
0V
(9.5V)
1.8K
R302
Q101
2SJ164RTA
HEAD SELECT
(REC:ON)
C102
C101
Q105
(0.7V)
0V
R143
100
Q103,104
2SJ164QTA
HEAD SELECT
(PLAY:ON)
0V
(0.7V)
(0.7V)
0V
R301
10K
MA111TX
Q306
DTC144EUT106
BIAS OSC CONT.
SGD
(0.2V)
9V
680P
330K
R105
680P
0V
0V
Q106
C144
R106
470P
330K
(0.2V)
9V
G
D
S
0V0V
Q102
2SJ164RTA
HEAD SELECT
(REC:ON)
C116
470P
L301
4
6
Q302
0V
2SD1328STXRA
SWITCHING
(REC:ON)
D301
C305
50V0.1
R303
2.2K
0V0V
R144
100
R102
R104
(0.6V)
C143
470P
5.6K
100K
R305
0V
18K
3
25
1
C125
3300P
R101
5.6K
C115
470P
IC101
CXA1998BQT6
R/P EQ AMP
R111
82
C111
6.3V47
R141
100
R142
100
680P
C104
C110
0.018
C112
6.3V47
82
R112
1K
R110
C124
25V4.7
C114
C113
50V2.2
50V2.2
C126
3300P
L302
100 H
C304
16V100
0V
C123
25V4.7
C150
100K
R103
10V100
470P
C131
C130
16V100
R113
12K
1.2V
R109
1K
2.6V
38
C109
0.018
2.6V
39
1.3V
40
0V
41
0V
42
0V
43
0V
44
1.3V
45
2.6V
46
2.6V
47
1.2V
48
27K
R114
R13333K
R1304.7M
C139 6.3V47
A
B
9.6V
Q303
(0.1V)
R307
(0.1V)
2.2
C306
0.039
Q303,304
2SD1450RSTA
BIAS OSC
Q305
DTC144EUT106
BIAS OSC CONT.
:POSITIVE VOLTAGELINE: PLAYBACK SIGNAL LINE: RECORDING SIGNAL LINE
1. Turn off the power supply. Using a 10 , 10W resistor, connect
both ends of power supply capacitors (C701-704) in order to
discharge the voltage.
2. Before turning the power supply on, after completion of repair,
slowly apply the primary voltage by using a power supply voltage
controller to make sure that the consumed current at 50 Hz in NO
SIGNAL mode should be shown below with respectto
supplyvoltage230 V/240 V.
Areas(EE)(GN)
Power supply voltageAC 230VAC 230-240V
Consumed current 50 Hz130-380 mA50 Hz130-380 mA
3. About the Protection Circuitry
The protection circuitry may have operated if either of the following conditions is noticed:
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*No sound is heard when the power is supplied.
*Sound stops during a performance.
The functions of this circuitry is to prevent circuitry damage, for example, the positive and
negative speaker connection wires are “shorted”, or if speaker systems with an impedande less
than the indicated rated impedance of thisunitareused.
If this occurs, follow the procedure outlined below:
1. Press the STANDBY/ON button, switch to STANDBY mode.
2. Determine the cause of the problem and correct it.
3. Press the STANDBY/ON button once again, supply the power.
Note:
When the protection circuitry functions, the unit will not operate unless the STANDBY/ON
button is first switched STANDBY and then ON again.
4. Operating Instructions
5. Operation Checks and Component Replacement
Procedures
- This section describes procedures for checking the operation of
the major printed circuit boards and replacing the main
components.
- For reassembly after operation checks or replacement, reverse the
respective procedures. Special reassembly procedures are
described only when required.
5.1. Checking for the AC IN P.C.B.
- Check the AC IN P.C.B. as shown below.
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5.2. Checking for the operation P.C.B.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
- Check the operation P.C.B. as shown below.
5.3. Checking for the main P.C.B.
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- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
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- Check the main P.C.B. as shown below.
5.4. Replacement for the regulator transistor
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- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
5.5. Replacement for the power IC
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 6) of item 5.2.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 10) of item 5.3.
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6. Self-Diagnostic Function
This unit equipped with a self-diagnostic function which, in the event of a malfunction,
automatically displays a code indicating the nature of the malfunction.
Use this self-diagnostic function when servicing the unit.
6.1. To display the malfunction code
U70 DVD:Automatically displays on the
U70 DECK:tuner/amplifier when a
malfunction occurs. Refer to
Fig. 6-1.
F61:Automatically displays on the
tuner/amplifier when a
malfunction occurs. Refer to
Fig. 6-1.
Fig. 6-1
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6.2. To return to the normal display
1. For U70 DVD/U70 DECK
- Press an any operation button on the tuner/amplifier.
- To re-display the code, switch the power off (POWER
STANDBY button), and then switch power back on again.
2. For F61
- If F61 is displayed, the power will automatically be switched
off and the standby indicator will light up.
- F61 will be displayed for 3 seconds, and then the clock will be
displayed.
- To re-display the code, switch the power on. F61 will be redisplayed, and then after 3 seconds the clock will be displayed
and the power will automatically switch off.
- Problem or condition
A bus-line communications error has occurred as a result of the
flat cables being inserted incorrectly, thus preventing the system
from operating.
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- If U70 is displayed on the tuner/amplifier, the Cassette deck or DVD
Changer cannot be operated by remote control.
- Correction Procedure
1. To check for correct insertion of the flat cables.
- Insert each connectors until you hear a click.
- Insert the flat cables at the back of the unit in the order
indicated. Refer to Fig. 6-2.
Make sure the white side of the cables is on your right side.
Refer to Fig. 6-3.
Fig. 6-2.
Fig. 6-3.
2. Breakage of the flat cables. (Check and replace.)
3. If the problem is not corrected by items 1 and 2 above, this
indicates a faulty IC.
SA-DV290:
IC901 (C2BBFD000404)
SL-DV290:
IC401 (C2BBFD000402)
RS-DV290:
IC701 (M38503M2406F)
Check these ICs and replace.
6.3.2. F61
- Problem or condition
When the power switch is switched on, it automatically switches
back off, making it impossible to switch power on.
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- Correction procedure
Faulty Tuner/Amplifier (SA-DV290) output IC (IC601).
(When a DC voltage is applied to speaker terminals.)
7. To Supply Power Source
This unit SA-DV290 is designed to operate on power supplied form system connected.
For system connection, refer to Fig. 7-1.
Fig. 7-1.
When the unit SA-DV290 has to test and service alone, use the following method to supply power
source.
1. Short the section between W902A Pin 3 and C740 (-) (GND). (Refer
to Fig. 7-2.)
2. Connect this unit to an AC power supply cord.
(This unit come to stand-by mode.)
3. Turn the unit ON.
Fig. 7-2.
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Notes:
Use only this method when checking the voltage etc..
In case of checking operations, use the system connections to supply power source.
8. Schematic Diagram Notes
8.1. Type Illustration of IC's, Transistors and Diodes
8.2. Schematic Diagram Notes
- This schematic diagram may be modified at any time with the
development of new technology.
Notes:
- S901: Power Standby/on () switch.
- S902: Clock/timer (CLOCK/TIMER) switch.
- S903: Demo (-DEMO) switch.
- S904: Play timer/record timer (PLAY/ REC) switch.
- S905: FM mode (FM AUTO/MONO) switch.
- S906: Tuning mode (TUNING MODE) switch.
- S907: Set (SET) switch.
- S908: Source input (INPUT SELECTOR) switch.
- S909: Echo (ECHO) switch. For [GN] area.
- S910: Tuning (TUNING,) switch. For [EE] area.
S910: Tuning (TUNING,,) switch. For [GN] area.
- S911: Tuning (TUNING,) switch. For [EE] area.
S911: Tuning (TUNING,,) switch. For [GN] area.
- S912: Tuner/band (TUNER/BAND) switch.
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- S913: Digital super woofer (DIGITAL S. WOOFER) switch.
- S916: Key control (KEY CON) switch. For [GN] area.
- S917: MIC effect (MIC EFFECT, LOUNGE) switch. For [GN] area.
- S918: MIC effect (MIC EFFECT, CHORUS) switch. For [GN] area.
- VR901: Main volume V.R..
- Indicated voltage values are the standard values for the unit
measured by the DC electronic circuit tester (high-impedance)with
the chassis taken as standard. Therefore, there may exist some
errors in the voltage values, depending on the
internalimpedanceofthe DC circuit tester.
No mark: Power ON
- Important safety notice:
Components identified by mark have special characteristics
important for safety.
Furthermore, special parts which have purposes of fire-retardant
(resistors), high-quality sound (capacitors), low-noise (resistors),
etc. are used.
When replacing any of components, be sure to use only
manufacture's specified parts shown in the parts list.
Caution!
- Secondary trouble can be prevented by taking care during repair.
- IC and LSI are sensitive to static electricity.
- Cover the parts boxes made of plastics with aluminum foil.
- Ground the soldering iron.
- Put a conductive mat on the work table.
- Do not touch the legs of IC or LSI with the fingers directly.
- Voltage and signal lines
: Positive voltage line
: Negative voltage line
: Audio signal line
: Tuner signal line
: MIC signal line
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9. Schematic Diagram
10. Printed Circuit Board Diagram
11. Block Diagram
12. Wiring Connection Diagram
13. Terminal Function of ICs
13.1. IC901 (C2BBFD000404): System Control/FL Drive
Pin
Terminal
No.
Name
1CHECKIClock check signal input
2LC72 DOOPLL data signal output for
3LC72 CEOChip enable signal output
4LC72 DI/
ST
5LC72 CKOClock signal output for
6ST/
AV.6CH
7NC—Not used, open
8
9SEL
TUNER
10SEL/
TUNER
11AC INIPower failure detect signal
12RESETIReset signal input
13X INIOscillator connected
14X OUTO
15V
16XC INIOscillator connected
17XC OUTO
18VDD 1IPower supply terminal
19KEY TUIOperation key signal input
20KEY
SS
KARAOKE
I/OFunction
tuner unit (Z101)
for tuner unit (Z101)
IIF count data/stereo detect
signal input from tuner unit
(Z101)
tuner unit (Z101)
OSignal select output
—Not used, open
—Not used, connected to GND
input
terminal (32.7kHz)
—GND terminal
terminal (6 MHz)
IOperation key signal input
18
Pin
No.
Terminal
Name
I/OFunction
21SH REQORequest signal output to
Sound Processor
22 NC(GND)—Not used, connected to GND
23VR
IVolume control signal input
JOGB
24VR
JOGA
25MIC DETIMicrophone connecting
detect signal input (Not
used, connected to VDD )
26HP SWIHeadphone connecting
detect signal input
27RDS
IRDS clock signal input
CLK
28RDS
IRDS data signal input
DATA
29
REMOCON
IRemote control signal input
30-378G-1GOGrid signal output
38-45P1-P8OSegment signal output
46VDD 3IPower supply terminal
47-50P9-P12OSegment signal output
51-VPIPower supply terminal
(Negative)
52-71P13-P32OSegment signal output
72VDD 4IPower supply terminal
73-78P33-P38OSegment signal output
79REGIN0—Not used, connected to GND
80REGIN1
81
STANDBY
OLED (STANDBY) drive
signal output
82TIMEROLED (TIMER) drive signal
output
83S.W.LEDOLED (DIGITAL S.WOOFER)
drive signal output
84 LOUNGE—LED (LOUNGE) drive signal
output (Not used,
connected to GND)
19
Pin
Terminal
No.
100SDIStation detector signal
Name
85 CHORUS—LED (CHORUS) drive signal
86MUTEOMuting signal output
87NC—Not used, oppen
88POWEROPower control signal output
89VSS 2—GND terminal
90VDD 2IPower supply terminal
91MUTE2OMuting signal output
92NC—Not used, open
93MUTE3OMuting signal output
94SH CSI/OChip select signal for Sound
95SH DOOSerial communication
96SH DIISerial communication
97SH CKISerial communication
98E DETIUnusual condition detect
99CR
TIMER
I/OFunction
output (Not used,
connected to VDD )
Processor
signal to Sound Processor
(Data signal output)
signal to Sound Proccessor
(Data signal input)
signal to Sound Processor
(Clock signal input)
signal input
—Not used, open
input from tuner unit (Z101)
14. Replacement Parts List
Notes:
* Important safety notice:
Components identified by mark have special characteristics
important for safety. / Furthermore, special parts which have
purposes of fire-retardant (resistors), high-quality sound
(capacitors), low-noise (resistors), etc. are used. /
Whenreplacinganyof components, be sure to use only
manufacture's specified parts shown in the parts list.
* The parenthesized indications in the Remarks columns specify the
areas. / Parts without these indications can be used for all areas.
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* Remote Control Ass'y: Supply period for three years from terminal
of production.
* Capacity values are in microfarads (uF) unless specified
otherwise, P=Pico-farads(pF), F=Farads (F)
* Resistance values are in ohms, unless specified otherwise, 1K=
1,000 (OHM), 1M=1,000K (OHM)
*The markings (RTL) indicate that the retention time is limited for
these items. After the discontinuation of these assemblies in
production, it will no longer be available.
*All parts are supplied by SPC.
Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
1RGN2398-KNAME PLATE1(EE)
1RGN2399-KNAME PLATE1(GN)
2RMQ1018GASKET1
3REM0115FAN UNIT1
4REX0967SYSTEM CONNECT.ASS’Y(20P)1
5J0KD00000028FERRITE CORE1
6RGW0386-SKNOB,VOLUME1
7RHN90001NUT1
8RKA0106-NFOOT RING4
9RKF0606AD-K1BACK COVER1(EE)
9RKF0606AE-K1BACK COVER1(GN)
10RKW0581-1VFL WINDOW1
11RMF0284CUSHION1(GN)
12RMN0427ACABLE HOLDER1
13RYP1168-SFRONT PANEL ASS’Y1(EE)
13RYP1168A-SFRONT PANEL ASS’Y1(GN)
13-1RGB0025-ATECHNICS BADGE1
13-2RGU1748-QBUTTON,MIC EFFECT1(GN)
14SHG1654RUBBER4
15XTB3+10JFZSCREW12
16XTB3+20JFZSCREW1
17XTB3+8JFZSCREW12
18XTW3+15TSCREW2
19XTB3+12FFZSCREW1
20XTBS3+8JFZ1SCREW2
21RHD30007-1SSCREW4
22RKM0395G-2STOP CABINET1
23XTBS3+10JFZ1SCREW1
24RAN0005EM-2TUNER PACK(Z101)1(EE)
24ENG06502QTUNER PACK(Z101)1(GN)
25RMN0526FL HOLDER1
26RMN0744FAN SUPPORTER1
27RMN0745FAN SUPPORTER1
28REZ1300WIRE ASS’Y1
29REZ1205WIRE ASS’Y1(GN)
30RGW0178-1SKNOB,MIC VOL1(GN)
31XTB3+8JFZSCREW1(GN)
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
A1EUR7702290REMOTE CONTROL1(EE)
A1EUR7702300REMOTE CONTROL1(GN)
A1- 1UR64EC2337EBATTERY COVER1
A2K2JA2A000018VIDEO CORD1
A3REE1233-1SPEAKER LEADS(GRAY/BLUE)1
A4REE1234-1SPEAKER LEADS(RED/BLACK)1
A5RJA0019-2XAC MAINS LEAD1
A5RJA0035-2XAC MAINS LEAD1
A7RQCA0801QUICK SET-UP GUIDE1
A8RQT6895-RO/I BOOK1(EE) Russian
A9RQT6894-BO/I BOOK1English
A10N1EAYY000002FM INDOOR ANTENNA1(EE)
A10N1EAYY000001FM INDOOR ANTENNA1(GN)
A11N1DAEYA00008AM LOOP ANTENNA1
A13K1JZ24D00002RCAJ ADAPTOR1(EE)
C151ECA1CAK100XB16V 10U1(EE)
C152ECBT1H331KB350V 330P1(EE)
C153ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P1(EE)
C154ECBT1H561KB350V 560P1(EE)
C155ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P1(EE)
C156,57ECBT1H470J350V 47P2(EE)
C158,59ECEA0JKS4706.3V 47U2(EE)
C160ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P1(EE)
C201,02F1D1H104000250V 0.1U2
C371ECA0JAK101XB6.3V 100U1
C395,96F1D1H473A01250V 0.047U2
C401ECBT1H223KB550V 0.022U1F1D1H223A012 (GN)
C403ECBT1C472KR516V 4700P1F1D1C472A010 (GN)
C404RCE1HKA3R3BG50V 3.3U1F2A1H3R3A015 (GN)
C405ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P1(GN)
C406ECEA1EKS4R725V 4.7U1(GN)
C407ECBT1H103KB550V 0.01U1F1E1H1030001 (GN)
C408ECBT1H223KB550V 0.022U1F1D1H223A012 (GN)
C409ECEA1HKS01050V 1U1(GN)
C410F2A1C100A03416V 10U1(GN)
C411ECBA1H101KB350V 100P1(GN)
C412ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P1(GN)
C413ECEA1HKS01050V 1U1(GN)
C414ECA1CAM471XB16V 470U1(GN)
C415ECEA1HKS01050V 1U1(GN)
C416ECA1CAK100XB16V 10U1(GN)
C417ECBT1H223KB550V 0.022U1F1D1H223A012 (GN)
C421F1D1H104000250V 0.1U1(GN)
C509,10ECBT1H103KB550V 0.01U2F1E1H1030001
C550ECBT1H103KB550V 0.01U1F1E1H1030001
C551ECA1HAK2R2XB50V 2.2U1
C552ECBT1H103KB550V 0.01U1F1E1H1030001
C554ECA1CAM221XB16V 220U1
C555ECEA1HSN01050V 1U1
C556ECEA1CKN10016V 10U1
C559ECBT1H103KB550V 0.01U1F1E1H1030001
(EE)
(GN)
22
Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
C601,02ECA1CAK100XB16V 10U2
C603,04ECBT1H471KB350V 470P2
C605,06ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P2
C607,08ECBT1H471KB350V 470P2
C609,10ECBT1H560J350V 56P2
C611F1D1H390A00650V 39P1
C612ECBT1H150JC350V 15P1
C613,14ECBT1H470J350V 47P2
C616ECEA1HKNR47B50V 0.47U1
C617,18ECKR2H103ZU500V 0.01U2
C619-21F1D1H104000250V 0.1U3
C622F2A1A101002010V 100U1
C624-31F1D1H104000250V 0.1U8
C632F1D1H473A01250V 0.047U1
C633,34F1D1H104000250V 0.1U2
C635-37F1D1H473A01250V 0.047U3
C639-44ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P6
C645,46F1D1H473A01250V 0.047U2
C647-50ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P4
C651F1D1H473A01250V 0.047U1
C652ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P1
C655,56ECA1CAK100XB16V 10U2
C659,60ECA1CAK100XB16V 10U2
C664ECA1CAK100XB16V 10U1
C701-04ECA1VM472E35V 4700U4
C705ECBT1H103KB550V 0.01U1F1E1H1030001
C706RCE1VKA100BG35V 10U1F2A1V1000011
C707,08F1D1H473A01250V 0.047U2
C709ECQV1H104JM350V 0.1U1
C710F1D1H473A01250V 0.047U1
C714ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P1
C715ECA1EAM682XE25V 6800U1
C717ECA1CAK330XB16V 33U1
C718ECA1EAM101XB25V 100U1
C719,20F1D1H473A01250V 0.047U2
C721F2A1A101002010V 100U1
C722ECA1EAM101XB25V 100U1
C723,24F1D1H473A01250V 0.047U2
C725ECA1CAK470XB16V 47U1
C731ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P1
C732ECBT1H223KB550V 0.022U1F1D1H223A012
C733F1D1H473A01250V 0.047U1
C734RCE1HKA3R3BG50V 3.3U1F2A1H3R3A015
C735F1D1H473A01250V 0.047U1
C737ECA1HAM101XB50V 100U1
C740ECA1CAK100XB16V 10U1
C741ECQE1104KF3100V 0.1U1
C753F1B1H103000150V 0.01U1
C754ECBT1H103KB550V 0.01U1F1E1H1030001
C755ECA1CAM102X16V 1000U1
C758ECBT1H103KB550V 0.01U1F1E1H1030001
C759RCE1AKA470BG10V 47U1F2A1A470A011
C761ECQE1104KF3100V 0.1U1
C791ECKWRS102MBC250V 1000P1
23
24
Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
C901EEAFC0J101B6.3V 100U1
C902F2A1A102A01810V 1000U1
C903,04ECBT1H103KB550V 0.01U2F1E1H1030001
C905ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P1
C907,08ECBT1H471KB350V 470P2
C909ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P1
C910ECBT1H200JC550V 20P1F1D1H200A015
C911F1D1H180A00650V 18P1
C912F1D1H104000250V 0.1U1
C914ECA1HAK2R2XB50V 2.2U1
C915ECBT1H103KB550V 0.01U1F1E1H1030001
C916EEAFC0J101B6.3V 100U1
C917ECBT1H103KB550V 0.01U1F1E1H1030001
C918ECA0JAK101XB6.3V 100U1
C919,20ECA1EAK220XB25V 22U2
C921ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P1
C922ECA1VAK330XB35V 33U1
C923,24F1D1H104000250V 0.1U2
C925,26ECBT1H102KB350V 1000P2
C927,28ECA1EAK220XB25V 22U2
C931ECEA1CKN10016V 10U1
CN601RJU057W012CONNECTOR(12P)1K1KB12B00033
CN602RJU057W008CONNECTOR(8P)1K1KB08B00034
CN701-13RJS1A1101T1CONNECTOR(1P)13
CN781RJS10T5ZACONNECTOT(10P)1K1MP10A00007
CN904RJS4T5ZACONNECTOR(4P)1K1MP04A00007 (GN)
CP101K1KA11A00093CONNECTOR(11P)1
CP601RJT057W012-1CONNECTOR(12P)1K1KA12A00160
CP602RJT057W008-1CONNECTOR(8P)1K1KA08A00187
D151MA4051MDIODE1MAZ40510M (EE)
D201MAZ40560MFDIODE1
D306SELS5223CLED1B3AAA0000486
D500MA165TA5DIODE1MA2C16500E
D551,52MA165TA5DIODE2MA2C16500E
D553MA700DIODE1MA2C700
D554MA165TA5DIODE1MA2C16500E
D555MA4100MDIODE1MAZ41000MF
D558MA165TA5DIODE1MA2C16500E
D581-83B0AAMM000009DIODE3
D601,02SB360L6508DIODE2B0JAPG000014
D6071SS291TADIODE1
D611MA4051MDIODE1MAZ40510M
D657-59MA165TA5DIODE3MA2C16500E
D701-041N5402BFDIODE4
D705B0AAMM000009DIODE1
D711B0AAMM000009DIODE1
D718B0JANG000008DIODE1
D720B0JANG000008DIODE1
D721MA4300MDIODE1MAZ43000M
D723MA4150-MDIODE1MAZ41500M
D725MA4082LTADIODE1MAZ40820LF
25
Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
D730MA4091HDIODE1MAZ40910H
D737MA4082LTADIODE1MAZ40820LF
D738-40MA165TA5DIODE3MA2C16500E
D741-44B0AAMM000009DIODE4
D745MA4051MDIODE1MAZ40510M
D746B0AAMM000009DIODE1
D747MA4068LDIODE1MAZ40680L
D751,521N5402BFDIODE2
D753-55B0AAMM000009DIODE3
D756,57MA700DIODE2MA2C700
D758MA165TA5DIODE1MA2C16500E
D761B0AAMM000009DIODE1
D901,021SS291TADIODE2
D904MA165TA5DIODE1MA2C16500E
D9051SS291TADIODE1
D906,07MA165TA5DIODE2MA2C16500E
D931MA165TA5DIODE1MA2C16500E
D933MA165TA5DIODE1MA2C16500E (EE)
D935MA165TA5DIODE1MA2C16500E (GN)
D951LNJ301MPUJADLED1
D952,53LNJ301MPUJADLED2(GN)
D954SELS5923CLED1B3ADA0000083
D961MA4075MDIODE1MAZ40750M
D973MA4030MDIODE1MAZ40300M
D974MA165TA5DIODE1MA2C16500E
F1K5D202BL0001FUSE1
FL901A2BB00000115FL DISPLAY TUBE1
FP791,92K5G502AA0002FUSE PROTECTOR2
IC151C1BB00000527IC1(EE)
IC201C0JBAR000292IC1
IC401C1BA00000152IC1(GN)
IC601RSN311W64BIC1
IC901C2BBFD000404IC1
JK551K1KA02A00008CONNECTOR(2P)1
JK601,02K4BC04B00028JACK,SPEAKERS2
JK603K2HA103B0015JACK,SPEAKERS1
JK701K2AA2B000002JACK,AC INLET1
JK901,02RJJ65MA01JACK,MIC2K2HB102J0032 (GN)
JK903RJJ37TN02-CJACK,HEADPHONES1K2HC103A0009
L151,52ELEXT101KA9COIL2(EE)
L153G0C1R0JA0019COIL1(EE)
L401RLQA3R3JT1-YCOIL1G0C3R3JA0019 (GN)
L601-06RLQYR73MW1-0COIL6G0ZZ00001606
L701ELF15N035ANCOIL1
L901G0C100JA0019COIL1
L902G0C1R0JA0019COIL1
26
27
Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
P1RPG4396PACKING CASE(SA)1
P1RPG4397PACKING CASE(RS)1
P1RPG4398PACKING CASE(SH)1
P1RPG4399PACKING CASE(SL)1
P2RPN1194POLYFOAM(SA)1
P2RPN1195-2POLYFOAM(RS)1
P2RPN1196POLYFOAM(SH)1
P2RPN1197POLYFOAM(SL)1
P3SPP740-1PROTECTION COVER4
P4RPF0139-1PROTECTION BAG(ACCESS.)1
P5RPG6349PACKING CASE(SYSTEM)1(EE)
P5RPG6350PACKING CASE(SYSTEM)1(GN)
P6RPQ0951PAD1
PCB1REP3337K-MMAIN P.C.B. ASS’Y1[RTL](EE)
PCB1REP3337L-MMAIN P.C.B. ASS’Y1[RTL](GN)
PCB2REP3338A-SSUB P.C.B. ASS’Y1[RTL](EE)
PCB2REP3338B-SSUB P.C.B. ASS’Y1[RTL](GN)
Q4012SC5398RSTATRANSISTOR1B1AACF000059 (GN)
Q5032SC5398RSTATRANSISTOR1B1AACF000059
Q5512SA1995RSTATRANSISTOR1B1ACDF000006
Q553B1AAGC000006TRANSISTOR1
Q5542SA1995RSTATRANSISTOR1B1ACDF000006
Q555B1AAGC000006TRANSISTOR1
Q5562SC5398RSTATRANSISTOR1B1AACF000059
Q5572SA1995RSTATRANSISTOR1B1ACDF000006
Q601,022SC5398RSTATRANSISTOR2B1AACF000059
Q605-10B1AAGC000006TRANSISTOR6
Q612UN411FTATRANSISTOR1UNR411F00A
Q7012SD2374PQAUTRANSISTOR12SD23740J1AU
Q7022SB1548PQAUTRANSISTOR12SB15480J1AU
Q703,042SD2137PQTATRANSISTOR22SD21370PA
Q7052SA1995RSTATRANSISTOR1B1ACDF000006
Q7072SB14170JATRANSISTOR1
Q708UN4211TRANSISTOR1UNR4211
Q709B1AAGC000006TRANSISTOR1
Q711,122SB1548PQAUTRANSISTOR22SB15480J1AU
Q7232SC3940AQSTATRANSISTOR12SC3940ARA
Q7252SC5398RSTATRANSISTOR1B1AACF000059
Q7262SC3940AQSTATRANSISTOR12SC3940ARA
Q791B1AAGC000006TRANSISTOR1
Q901UN4212TRANSISTOR1UNR4212
Q902UN411FTATRANSISTOR1UNR411F00A
R151,52ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K2(EE)
R153,54ERDS2FJ1041/4W 100K2(EE)
R155ERDS2FJ1211/4W 1201(EE)
R157,58ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K2(EE)
R202-05ERDS2FJ1041/4W 100K4
R211ERDS2FJ2711/4W 2701
R229,30ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K2
R401,02ERDS2FJ6811/4W 6802(GN)
R403ERDS2FJ2231/4W 22K1(GN)
28
Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
R404ERDS2FJ4711/4W 4701(GN)
R405ERDS2FJ4721/4W 4.7K1(GN)
R406ERDS2FJ4741/4W 470K1(GN)
R407ERDS2FJ4721/4W 4.7K1(GN)
R409ERDS2FJ4721/4W 4.7K1(GN)
R410ERDS2FJ2221/4W 2.2K1(GN)
R411ERDS2FJ3311/4W 3301(GN)
R412ERDS2TJ1051/4W 1M1(GN)
R415ERDS2FJ4711/4W 4701(GN)
R416ERDS2FJ3311/4W 3301(GN)
R421ERDS2FJ2231/4W 22K1(GN)
R509-12ERDS2FJ4701/4W 474
R544ERDS2FJ1031/4W 10K1
R546,47ERDS2TJ1831/4W 18K2
R551ERDS2TJ1831/4W 18K1
R552ERDS2FJ4731/4W 47K1
R555ERDS2FJ2231/4W 22K1
R556ERDS2FJ1041/4W 100K1
R557ERDS2FJ1031/4W 10K1
R558ERDS2FJ2221/4W 2.2K1
R559ERDS2FJ4721/4W 4.7K1
R560,61ERDS2FJ1041/4W 100K2
R563,64ERDS2TJ272T1/4W 2.7K2
R566ERDS2FJ6831/4W 68K1
R567ERG1SJ2201W 221
R568ERDS2FJ1011/4W 1001
R569ERDS2FJ1031/4W 10K1
R570ERDS2TJ2251/4W 2.2M1
R572ERDS2FJ1531/4W 15K1
R591ERDS2FJ4721/4W 4.7K1
R597,98ERDS2FJ2221/4W 2.2K2
R601-04ERDS2FJ3321/4W 3.3K4
R605,06ERDS2FJ4721/4W 4.7K2
R607-09ERDS2FJ5631/4W 56K3
R610ERDS2FJ1541/4W 150K1
R611,12ERDS2FJ5631/4W 56K2
R614,15ERDS2FJ4721/4W 4.7K2
R617,18ERDS2FJ4721/4W 4.7K2
R619,20ERDS2TJ1241/4W 120K2
R621ERDS2FJ1541/4W 150K1
R622,23ERDS2TJ1241/4W 120K2
R624ERDS2FJ1541/4W 150K1
R627ERDS2FJ4741/4W 470K1
R628ERDS2FJ2231/4W 22K1
R631,32ERDS2TJ3921/4W 3.9K2
R635ERDS2FJ2221/4W 2.2K1
R637ERDS2FJ1531/4W 15K1
R638ERDS2FJ6831/4W 68K1
R639,40ERDS1FJ1001/2W 102
R641,42ERDS2FJ1001/4W 102
R643,44ERDS1FJ1001/2W 102
R645,46ERDS2FJ1001/4W 102
R647ERDS2FJ2711/4W 2701
R648ERD2FCG1211/4W 1201
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
R649-52ERDS1FJ1001/2W 104
R683-86ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K4
R687,88ERDS2FJ1521/4W 1.5K2
R691ERDS1FJ6801/2W 681
R692,93ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K2
R694ERDS2FJ2231/4W 22K1
R695ERDS2FJ4711/4W 4701
R696ERDS2FJ4731/4W 47K1
R708ERDS2FJ4721/4W 4.7K1
R712ERDS2FJ2221/4W 2.2K1
R719ERDS2FJ3321/4W 3.3K1
R720ERDS2TJ3921/4W 3.9K1
R721ERD2FCJ4R71/4W 4.71
R722ERQ16NKW2R2E1/6W 2.21
R723ERDS2FJ5621/4W 5.6K1
R724ERDS2TJ3921/4W 3.9K1
R725ERDS2FJ1001/4W 101
R727ERDS2TJ3921/4W 3.9K1
R729ERDS2FJ2211/4W 2201
R738ERDS2TJ3921/4W 3.9K1
R739ERDS2FJ4731/4W 47K1
R749ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K1
R753,54ERX1SJR471W 0.472
R761ERG1SJ2211/2W 2201
R763ERDS2FJ4721/4W 4.7K1
R764ERDS2FJ3311/4W 3301
R765ERDS1FJ4711/2W 4701
R767ERG1SJ2701W 271
R768ERDS2FJ1011/4W 1001
R769ERG1SJ2701W 271
R771ERDS2FJ2221/4W 2.2K1
R772ERDS2FJ2231/4W 22K1
R773,74ERDS1FJ1801/2W 182
R776ERDS2FJ1031/4W 10K1
R777ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K1
R793ERDS2TJ1R01/4W 1.01(EE)
R794ERDS2FJ4731/4W 47K1
R794AERQ16NKW1R0E1/6W 11(GN)
R795ERDS2TJ3921/4W 3.9K1
R796,97ERDS2FJ2R21/4W 2.22
R798ERQ16NKW2R2E1/6W 2.21
R901ERDS2FJ8211/4W 8201
R902ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K1
R903ERDS2FJ1221/4W 1.2K1
R904ERDS2FJ1521/4W 1.5K1
R905ERDS2FJ1821/4W 1.8K1
R906ERDS2FJ2221/4W 2.2K1
R907ERDS2FJ3321/4W 3.3K1
R908ERDS2FJ4721/4W 4.7K1(GN)
R909ERDS2FJ1821/4W 1.8K1
R910ERDS2FJ2221/4W 2.2K1
R911ERDS2FJ3321/4W 3.3K1
R912ERDS2FJ4721/4W 4.7K1
R913ERDS2FJ8211/4W 8201
30
Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
R914ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K1
R915ERDS2FJ1221/4W 1.2K1
R916ERDS2FJ1521/4W 1.5K1
R918ERDS2FJ1031/4W 10K1
R919ERDS2FJ1531/4W 15K1
R921,22ERDS2FJ1031/4W 10K2
R924,25ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K2
R926ERDS2FJ2221/4W 2.2K1
R928ERDS2FJ4731/4W 47K1
R929-32ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K4
R934-36ERDS2FJ1011/4W 1003
R937ERDS2FJ1031/4W 10K1
R939ERDS2FJ1521/4W 1.5K1
R940,41ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K2
R942ERDS2FJ2221/4W 2.2K1
R943ERDS2FJ1011/4W 1001
R944ERDS2FJ2221/4W 2.2K1
R945ERDS2FJ1011/4W 1001
R946ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K1
R947,48ERDS2FJ1041/4W 100K2(GN)
R949ERDS2FJ4721/4W 4.7K1
R950ERDS2FJ1011/4W 1001
R951ERDS2FJ3341/4W 330K1
R952ERDS2TJ106T1/4W 10M1
R953ERDS2FJ1011/4W 1001
R954ERDS2FJ1041/4W 100K1
R956-58ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K3
R959ERDS2FJ4701/4W 471
R960ERDS2FJ1521/4W 1.5K1
R961,62ERDS2FJ2231/4W 22K2
R965,66ERDS2TJ3921/4W 3.9K2
R969ERDS2TJ272T1/4W 2.7K1
R974ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K1
R975ERDS2FJ2231/4W 22K1
R976ERDS2FJ1041/4W 100K1
R986ERDS2FJ1521/4W 1.5K1
R987,88ERDS2FJ1021/4W 1K2
R990ERDS2FJ1041/4W 100K1
R991ERDS2FJ4731/4W 47K1
R992ERDS2FJ2211/4W 2201(GN)
R993,94ERDS2FJ1041/4W 100K2
R995ERDS2FJ2211/4W 2201
R996,97ERDS2FJ1511/4W 1502
R998ERDS2FJ2211/4W 2201(GN)
R999ERDS2FJ1041/4W 100K1
RL702K6B1AEA00003RELAY1
S901-08EVQ11G05RSW,OPERATION8
S909EVQ11G05RSW,OPERATION1(GN)
S910-15EVQ11G05RSW,OPERATION6
S916-18EVQ11G05RSW,OPERATION3(GN)
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
T701ETP76VST617APOWER TRANSFORMER1
T702ETP28KBZ21BGPOWER TRANSFORMER1
VR401EVUE27FK3B53V.R.,MIC VOLUME1(GN)
VR901EVQVBXFK124BV.R.,VOLUME1
X151H0H433400001OSCILLATOR1(EE)
X901EF0EC6004T4OSCILLATOR1EFOEC6004T4
X902H0A327200027OSCILLATOR1
Z701ENC471D5AZNR1
Z901B3RAD0000028REMOTE SENSOR1
15. Cabinet Parts Location
15.1. SA-DV290EE
J0LG00000008
32
15.2. SA-DV290GN
33
16. Packaging
34
17. Schematic Diagram for printing with A4 size
K0305 YH/HM
35
MAIN CIRCUIT
B
D757
D756
MA700ATA
C648
1000P
B
A
R603
3.3K
R602
3.3K
0V
0V
0.7V
Q608
0V
0.7V
Q605
Q605,607,608
2SD2144STA
MUTING
IC601
RSN311W64B
MA700ATA
POWER AMP
R601
3.3K
4.7K
R618
0.7V
Q607
R685
1K
R686
R683
C603 470P
1K
1K
C604 470P
R604
3.3K
N
L
K
M
G
C607 470P
0.01
C705
ABC
0V0V0V0V
Q708
UN4211TA
SWITCHING
(POWER)
2.1V
C608 470P
C617
0.01
-
51.4V
C649 1000P
C618
: POSITIVE VOLTAGE LINE
: NEGATIVE VOLTAGE LINE:AUDIO SIGNAL LINE