Paia 9720, Assembly And Using Manual

Page: 6 / 28

6 9720 VCO 010321
DESIGNATION VALUE COLOR CODE A-B-C
listed below: 5600 green-blue-red
( ) R36 ( ) R37 ( ) R64 ( ) R82
listed below: 56k green-blue-orange
( ) R20 ( ) R23 ( ) R44 ( ) R48
( ) R71 ( ) R93
( ) R29 750 violet-green-brown
( ) R98 82k grey-red-orange
( ) R101 82k grey-red-orange
listed below 91k white-brown-orange
( )R8 ( ) R59 ( ) R80 ( ) R103
1% FILM RESISTORS
The 1% metal film resistors are identified by their 5 color bands.
DESIGNATION VALUE COLOR CODE A-B-C-D
listed below: 100k 1% brown-black-black-orange
( ) R14 ( ) R16 ( ) R40 ( ) R42
Disk and Polystyrene Capacitors
Many of the capacitors used in the 9720 are nonpolarized
Ceramic Disk and Polystyrene types. For each of these,
either lead can go in either of the holes in the circuit board.
The leads of the Ceramic Disk capacitors are already parallel
to each other but still may need to be bent slightly to match
the spacing of the circuit board holes. The leads of the
Polystyrene capacitors will need to bend down prior to installation
and may be further apart than the spacing of the circuit board holes.
Like the resistors, insert the leads of these parts through the holes
in the board and push the part against the circuit board as far as
it wants to go. Don't force it, it's OK if it sits a little off the board.
Capacitors are often marked with obscure codes that
indicate their values. The 3 digit number that specifies
value may be preceded or followed by letters indicating
such things as tolerance. If you get confused about
which capacitors are which, it may help to group them
by same type and check them against quantities on the
packing list at the end of this manual.
1% Resistors have
5 color bands