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KPR-41EXR95

RM-Y112

Summary of Contents for KPR-41EXR95

Page 1: ... raster size with optical coupling and liquid cooling system High performance large diameter hybrid lens F 1 O Plastic lenticular Plastic fresnel 760 lines 41 inches measured diagonally 2 000 cd m American TV standards VHF 2 13 UHF 14 69 Cable TV 1 125 75 ohm external antenna terminal for VHF UHF VIDEO IN 1 S VIDEO IN 4 pin mini DIN Y 1 Vp p 75 ohms unbalanced sync negative C 0 286 Vp p Burst sign...

Page 2: ...12 1 with 2 size AA R6 EVEREADY batteries Optional accessories UN mixer EAC 66 Connecting cable RK 74A V M C 8 1 OSl82OS YC 15vt3ov VCR Tray SU PJTl Design and specifications are subject to change without notice 01 SOUND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM The O Sound Retrieval System is manufactured by Sony Corporation under license from the Hughes Aircraft Company a subsidiary of GM Hughes Electronics It is covere...

Page 3: ...described below To Exposed Metal Parts on Set 0 l tF A C voltmeter 0 75V Earth Ground Fig A Using an AC voltmeter to check AC leakage The AC leakage from any exposed metal part to earth ground and from all exposed metal parts to any exposed metal part having a return to chassis must not exceed 0 5 mA 500 microampers Leakage current can be measured by any one of three methods 1 A commercial leakage...

Page 4: ...d Removal 3 4 2 3 Hl Board Removal 35 2 4 Reflection Mirror Removal 35 2 5 Back Cover Removal 36 2 6 Main Chassis Assy Removal 36 2 7 Service Position 37 2 8 Sub Connector Panel Removal 37 2 9 Main Connector Panel Removal 38 2 10 U Bracket Removal 38 2 11 V Board Removal 39 2 12 N Bracket Removal 39 2 13 G Board Removal 40 2 14 Mirror Cover Removal 40 2 15 Chassis Assy Removal 41 2 16 Picture Tube...

Page 5: ...erating instructions mentioned here are partial abstracts from the Operating Instruction Manual The page numbers of the Operating Instruction Manual remein as in the manual For the best picture qualily try to position the protection TV SO that you can view the screen from wlhin the areas shown below Horirontal viewing area l 2 LOCATING CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS For detatls see the pages lndkxted by ...

Page 6: ... DEMO button VIDEO 3 IN input lacks VIDEOA MONO AUDIO R Buttons with the same funclion are also located on the Remote Commander p 10 Rear KPR4EXR95 CEl I VII Et VIDEO l 2 3 IN jacks I VHF UHF antenna termmal D 0 A bl0 OUT jacks MONITOR OUT JXk 3 3 OUT jacks 3 SPEAKER IN terminals ...

Page 7: ...on 8 P O W E R butlon J U M P bulton ENTPR button VOL Volume I button D G CH channel I buttons CD TV CABLE 80X selector Video operating bullons Buttons wilh the same funclion are also located on the proteclion TV P 7 Note It the TV CABLE BOX selector is set to CABLE BOX Ihe Remole Commander I S able lo conhol a connected cable box not the pmjeclion TV p 68 Set the seleclor lo TV lo control the pro...

Page 8: ... ADD CH CAPTION VIDEO LABEL DIRECT PLAY FAVORITE CHANN Ure O s LERTER t o select the channel CH channel CAPTION screen pp 51 52 Main menu MODE SET screen PP 46 49 so For CONVERGENCE adjustment Main menu CONVERGENCE acreen PP 24 25 l VIOEO VIDEO 1 VIOEOZ VIDEO 2 VIDEOJ VIDEO 3 Program your remote wtth PRESET CODE before ring DIRECT PLAY VIDEO LABEL SCN P w CURRENT TtME SET screen p 55 6 5 DIRECT PL...

Page 9: ...on TV POWER 7 5 7 El RETURN B 2 Press MENU me marl U apars r 1 bBPROG PALETTE i3CONVERGENCE 3 Press AN WINDOW I until the cursor points lo ENGLISH Then press RETURN 7Beimguaged yhrms q PROG PALETTE q ENGLISH IZICONVERGENCE 4 Press AN WINDOW I lo S U Ifte language E I time you press AN WINDOW 4 he TZi AfiJOL FnVNCXS and ENGLISH ammar To return to the normal screen Press MENU ...

Page 10: ... lo Ihe Symbol representing the lie you want lo adjust see the key below AN W I N D O W n Adjustment line symbols key 1 red verbcal left right adjuslmenl red horuonla p dorm adjlLsment 1 blue w al left bt adf s ment blue bonzontal upldmm adj slmanl i3CONVERGENCE I 6 Press AN WINDOW I until the fine converges with the center green kne Then press RETURN AN WlNWW q 1 i3 CON ERGENCE I 7 Repeal steps 4...

Page 11: ...ROGRAM C H ERASE ADD YIOEO L A B E L DIRECT PLAY FAVORITE CHANNEL Cable N channel chart Cable N systems use letters or numbers 10 dwgnate channels To tune I a channel refer to Ihecharl below Number on thns N Conespondmg CAN channel 1 A 8 5 A 7 6 A4 14 A 19 q To retwn to the previous menu Press AN WINDOW I until the cursor pomls to 2 MENU Then press RETURN To return to the main menu Repeat the abov...

Page 12: ...F or cable TV To preset VHF To preset or UHF channels cable Nchannek 2 Press MENU memammenuappea r 1 QPROG PALETTE l unlil the cursor pomts to SET UP PlPROG PALETTE 4 Press RETURN me se up menu eppean RETURN B AUTO PROGRAH CH ERASE A00 CH CAPTlOH VIDEO LABEL DIRECT PLAY FAVORITE CHANNEL Press AN VANDOW I until Ihe AN WINWW 6 Press RETURN RETURN 73 7 Press CH I to check or wew Ihe preset channels r...

Page 13: ...DD screen app 3 36 and fhe purrer pomb k7 ERASE RETURN Select the channel ERASE CHANNEL CO I I ENTER m v mm lIll g 6 Press CH I to select the channel you want to erase l he channeidsplay appears q P Qz 8CH ERASE ADO G ERASE A00 3 Select the channel ERASE CHANNEL I ADO IO 9l CENTERl xw IWJ 1 11 Select the channel ERASE CHANNEL I To erase another channel Repeat steps 6 7 To return to the previous me...

Page 14: ...SE ADD screen appears RETURN B L ERASE ADO I ERASE I 6 Press AN WINDOW unbl the cursor points to ADD AN WINDOW q To add another channel Repeat steps 7 3 To return to the previous menu Press AN WINDOW I until the cursor points to 3 MENU Then press RETURN To return to the main menu Repeat the above unbl you reach the ma menu To return to the normel screen Press MENU Note I you add a VHF or UHF chann...

Page 15: ...RfTE CHANNEL pp 62 63 To turn off the projection TV Press POWER DEMO RETURN 7 a MEN 0 0 0 0 0 FAVORITE Press MUTING WJTfNG appears on the screen To restore the sound Press MUTING agem or press VOL Front inner penel f Press DISPLAY To turn off the displays Press DISPLAY agan The sleep timer turns off Ihe projection TV aulomaQcelly after the amount of lime you select Press SLEEP r 1 Eadr time you pr...

Page 16: ... adjustments you made Adjusting the Projection TV pp 42 50 are cancelled and the onglnat factory settings are restored When you select MOVIE mode You recewe a finely detailed picture and a theatrical audio effect To furlher adjust picture and sound qualities follow the mstructions on pp 42 50 When you select SPORTS mode You recewe a vwld brtghl pcture and sound with a spotis stadium effect To furt...

Page 17: ...l area Ito select the mput mode Each fme you press TVA DEO 7 V VIDEO 1 VIDEO 2 and VIDEO B appear m sequence PIP B I VCR Ib Dg f q TO turn PIP f ncuon on Press OFF To receive the window picture sound Press AUDIO The display appears for a few wconds ind fing fher the wmknv pfchmm swm is temg received To restore the main picture sound Press AUDIO again I I I I After making the above connections turn...

Page 18: ... you want to write down a recipe from a cooking program a displayed address or phone number and so on Remote Commander Press PIP to display a wndow picture 2 Press FREEZE The wdow p c m mage remans slill on he sues FREEZE B To restore the normal picture Press FREEZE agatn Follow lhese instructions to swap the input signals of the mam and wndow pictures Remote Commander 1 Press PIP lo display a wmd...

Page 19: ... want to adjust 6 Press RETURN me adjushnenr screen ppsars 7 Press V WINDOW I to make the adjustment 1 Pkture j Press AN WINDOW j Press AN WINDOW 1 I SHARP 1 Forle sharpm 1 Formoresharpness 8 Press RETURN The a uslmmf is complete and the V DE0 scme automat liym ls C O L O R mm BRIGHT Nl llHIa SHARP 1181111818 To adjust other items Repeat steps 5 8 To restore the factory settings for all the items ...

Page 20: ... PALETTE lHODE SET 7 Press AN WINDOW to s xl HIGH or LOW QPROG PALETTE f3COHVERGENCE Select HIGH to make the p clura cc4 bluish Selacl LOW to make the picture warm reddish 8 Press RWRN The selling IS complele 8 Press RETURN The setting IS complele 2 Press RETURN l he pmgranl pawe menu appears To return lo the previous menu Press AN WINDOW I unlil the cursor wlnts IO 2 MENU Then press RETURN To ret...

Page 21: ...o the normal screen Press MENU 1 Press MENU The ml me appears and the c sorpo n s lo PR X PALETTE bBPROG PALETTE 6 Press RETURN Thhe adjusfment screen appears 7 Press AN WINDOW to make the adjustment lSo d 1 Press AN WINDOW 1 Press AN WlNOOW 1 qualily TREBLE BASS To decrease the treble To nncrease the treble respowe response T O decrease the bass To mcrease the bass response response BALANCE To em...

Page 22: ... menu To return to the normal screen Press MENU Follow these mslructions lo select an MTS mode Select MAIN mode lo listen lo stereo sound The STEREO amp on Ibe pro ecdo Nlighb up whenever 3 s e eo broadcast is recewed Selecl SAP mode to listen to Second Audio ProgramS Select MONO mode to elimmale excesswe nose during slereo broadcasts caused by a weak lncomlng SIgnal Note If Ihe projection TV is I...

Page 23: ... for mslance the televwon slation call letters You can sel up to four letters or numbers Example Caption channel 15 as NBC Remote Commander 1 Press MENU me man menu appears BPROG PALETTE lMOOE SET QTIIJE SET UP 3ENGLISH IZICONVERGENCE r cr r un 1 Fl 2 Press AN WINDOW until the cursor panls lo MODE SET 2 Press AN WINDOW until the cureor polnls lo SET UP 3 Press RETURN m e mode sef menu appears 4 Pr...

Page 24: ... until the cursor pants to 3 MENU Then press RETURN To return to the main menu Repeat the above until you reach the mam menu To return to the normal screen Press MENU You cm set up lo 32 channel caplicns If the memory 8s lull The memory IS full sorry appears on lhe screen Erase any unnecessary capliw and begm agam 1 Press MENU The mar me amas Each lime you press A V WINDOW 4 lhe label changes VIDE...

Page 25: ...tHER CHANNEL BLOCK I SAVING NO If you do not need to set DAYLIGHT SAVING press RETURN and continue from step 5 Remote Corn 4 Press AN WINDOW until the cursor pornts to DAYLIGHT SAVING To set daylight saving a Press AN WINDOW unlil the cursor pornts lo DAYLIGHT SAVING b Press RETURN 5 Press RETURN he mode display lums red Amote Commander Follow these mstructions to set DAYLIGHT S Y E S or NO 1 Pres...

Page 26: ...reach the man menu To return to the normal screen Press MENU 7 Press RETURN The hour and atipm displays Rnn red IIPress AN WINDOW I lo select EVERY MON FRI lhen press RETURN Each lime YOU we A v WINDOW the days of Ihe week change as ho Fig I p 59 a Press A V WINDOW I lo set 3 OOPM Each lime you press AN WINDOW Ihe hour changes I sequence heg nn n with 12 OgAM 1 Press MENU The a ms appears BON OFF ...

Page 27: ...ends To set program 2 or 3 Press RETURN and repeal steps 6 11 To erase a ON OFF TlMER setting Display the ON OFF TIMER screen select the selling you want to erase and select a blank space for the day The ON OFF TIMER setling IS erased To enter a new ONIOFF TIMER setting Display the ON OFF TIMER screzan and repeal steps 6 11 To return to the previous me Press AN WINDOW I until the cwsor points to 3...

Page 28: ...AN WlNDoW I Ihe mmules change sequence EVERY SAT 4 3OPH eH C H 10 Press AN WINDOW I lo select 1 hour duralion then press RETURN Each lime you press AN WINDOW the duralion changes from I Tin sequence r OCHANNEL 6LocK I EVERY SAT 4 30PH 1H CH 11 Press AN WINDOW I lo select 12 channel then press RETURN me seffing IS wmplsre Each rime you press AN WlNOOW I rhe channel number changes from I 1ZSin seque...

Page 29: ...ase a favorite channel setting Press A V WfNDOW I until the cursor pomls lo the channel number you want lo erase then press 0 and ENTER To reset a favorite channel setting Display the FAVORITE CHANNEL screen and repeal steps 6 8 To return to the previous menu Press AfV WINDOW I until the cursor polnls lo 3 MENU Then press RETURN To return to the main menu Repeal the above until you reach lhe mam m...

Page 30: ...control the connected equtpment Fig 3 Operating a VCR VTRl 2 3 To turn on or off 1Press POWER To chanae channels 1Press CH I when w hmgTV programs through the VCR s tuner To record To play To stop To fast forward To rewmd the tape To pause Press 0 and REC simultaneously Press Press n Press w Press 44 Press II To resume normal olavback To change mput mode 1Press TVNTR Fig 4 Operating a Video DISC P...

Page 31: ...tion nol bemg used for your Sony video eq lpme l l Set the selector I MDP only lo se your Sony m lliilix player pp 64 65 3 While prewng CODE SET press 0 7 and ENTER to set RCA s code number For manufacturer code numbers see Figs 5 6 and 7 on p 67 4 Use the wdeo operating buttons lo operate the connected equipment see Fig 3 on p 64 and Fig 4 on p 65 Fig 5 VCR manufacturer code numbers Fig 7 Sony Eq...

Page 32: ...VCR connected to the VIDEO 2 IN jacks Affer complefing fhe steps below fhe VW se ecforposidO 1s remled in me prqecliml TVS memory Rem Commander with video conlrol cwer open 1 Press MENU me main menu appears I M IPENGLISH IZICONVERGENCE 2 Press AN WINDOW I until the cursor pomls lo SET UP II more than one code numberIS l d by entering lhem one by one until you come to the wrrecl code lor your equpm...

Page 33: ...he plclure usmg the VIDEO screen pp 42 45 Check the anlennalcable connections Adjusl the color reglslralion pp 24 25 Sood picture no sound I Press VOLUME on the projeclion N or VOL on the Remote Commander Press MUTING on the Remote Commander Check the MTS selling p 49 Check that the NNIOEO and VTRl 2 3 MOP controls are set CO eCtly Make sure SPEAKER IS set correctly p 50 No color lor color program...

Page 34: ...95 RM Y112 I SECTION 2 DISASSEMBLY 2 l H2 BOARD REMOVAL Speaker grille R 8 Five tapping screws Front cover Speaker grille L 2 2 D BOARD REMOVAL 0 Four tapping screws Five washer head screws P3X12 Four spring 34 ...

Page 35: ... a Tapping screw Screen frame block Two hexagon head tapping screws 2 4 REFLECTION MIRROR REMOVAL Hexagon head tapping screws Mirror I Four tapping screws DIA 4 X 12 Hl board Three hexagon tapping screws Reflection mirror ...

Page 36: ...2 5 BACK COVER REMOVAL Three tappq DIA 4 X 12 9 I 0 Six tapping screws Back cover DIA 4X12 Four hexagon head tapping screws 2 6 MAIN CHASSIS ASSY REMOVAL screws 0 Two tapping screws DIA 4 X 12 ...

Page 37: ...1 KPR 41E l z 2 7 SERVICE POSITION 2 8 SUB CONNECTOR PANEL REMOVAL Sub connector panel OScrews BVTP 3X12 0 Two screws BVTP 3 X 12 Claw ...

Page 38: ...2 9 MAIN CONNECTOR PANEL REMOVAL Main connector panel 2 10 U BRACKET REMOVAL U bracket U board 38 ...

Page 39: ...2 11 V BOARD REMOVAL 2 12 N BRACKET REMOVAL N board 9 0 Two terminal screws 39 ...

Page 40: ...OARD REMOVAL 2 14 TWO washer head screws P3X12 0 Two terminal screws MIRROR COVER REM 0 2 l H2 BOARD REMOVAL 2 3 Hl BOARD REMOVAL 2 4 REFLECTION MIRROR REMOVAL I Mirror cover Five hexagon head tapping screws 4o ...

Page 41: ...ASSY REMOVAL Light interception plate v Two hexagon head tapping screws Two tapping screws DIA 4 X 12 Two hexagon head taaoing screws v j Chassis assy 2 16 PICTURE TUBE REMOVAL 0 Four terminal screws I Lens Four tapping screws ...

Page 42: ...2 17 HIGH VOLTAGE CABLE INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL 1 Remover HV cable turn 9 2 Installation Rubber cap HV guher 42 ...

Page 43: ...r I Y2 board Extension cable 6 pin I X2 board I Extension cable I I Use the extension cable when checking the El and E2 boards E 2 b o a r d 1 7 El board Exte Extension 1 I board Pl board Install the PC board removed Install the extension board Connector 1 De solder the I and remove it b 1 2 Solder the con n PC board lector SOpin connector Four connector 43 ...

Page 44: ... component may deteriorate Use wire solder containing silver 0 3 o C 0 6 The pin electrodes of the laminated chip capacitor are silver palladium so if wire solder which does not contain silver is used thesilver of the pin electrode will be sucked into the solder 2 19 3 REMOVAL AND MOUNTING OF COMPONENTS Chip resistor and chip capacitor IREMOVAL l Using two soldering irons 1 Mounted state 2 Melt th...

Page 45: ... c or b99 d c and move the component in the directions indicated by arrows in the figure to remove it C 2 Place the component in position using tweezers 3 Put a little solder on the tip of the soldering iron and solder the point a to fx the component T Soldering iron Tweezers Proper quantity of solder 4 Bring the tip of the soldering iron and the wire solder close to the point to be soldered Solde...

Page 46: ...ers and remove REMOVAL 1 Apply some solder on the inside and the tip of the STALLATIONI iron tip jig 1 Place the two directional flat package IC at the appointed position solder pins a and b on the diagonal and fasten it b 2 Place the iron tip jig over the IC and move the jig 2 Solder the remaining pins with the soldering iron to and fro as shown in the figure 46 ...

Page 47: ...ON 1 Place the four directional flat package IC at the appointed position 2 Apply a slight amount of solder on the iron tip and solder the three sections in the order of a b c and fix b 3 Apply a slight amount of flux with a pen on all four directions 4 Apply solder on the iron tip and the string solder and slide and solder in the directions of the arrows to the iron tip Ltring solder r Note For f...

Page 48: ...d apply some flux with a pen the leg as shown in Fig B as soldering and try again bridges will be formed A Fig U Measure mm i Exterior Description Part No C A B D 3 702 554 01 12 5 9 5 12 5 9 5 1 1 15 5 12 5 15 5 12 5 I 21 16 3 13 3 16 3 13 3 N 31 17 0 14 0 17 0 14 0 N 41 23 0 20 0 17 0 14 0 5 1 20 0 17 0 20 0 17 0 3 702 555 01 6 0 5 0 I 11 6 0 10 0 0 21 7 0 12 5 I 31 9 0 15 2 4 1 9 0 18 0 jig for...

Page 49: ... the green lens to eliminate flare of the test signal Lens I __ __ 1 Focus block Verify that scanning lines are seen I 7 Turn the green focus VR in the focus block to adjust green focus to reduce both A and B of the test signal to minimum Reduce both A and B to minimum 8 Repeat avobe 7 Couple of times to improve tracking and obtain an optimum lens focus Then tighten the lens screws 3 2 DEFLECTION ...

Page 50: ...mm Adjust the 2 pole magnet to make the dot perfectly round Adjust the red and blue dot in the same way 3 5 DE FOCUS ADJUSTMENT BLUE 1 Input dot signal 2 Turn the blue focus variable resistor VR in the focus block counter clock wise so that the diameter of the blue dot becowes 8 f lmm 8mm lmm ABluedot CD 3 6 GREEN PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS Input monoscope signal Enter service mode Select R OFF of SERVIC...

Page 51: ...he center by adjusting RV902 the horizontal green center position variable resistor V G CENT VR in advance I I I I L r I I I umber of frames IIII I 4 RV908 H G SIZE I horizontal position Monoscope signal RV916 H G LJN horizontal linearity 7 Input cross hatch signal Turn vertical green V G and horizontal green H G variable resistors VW and make adjustments according to the following steps Adjustmen...

Page 52: ...reen skew I I I I q I I I RV925 H G KEYS I horizontal green trapezoid ra aI RV944 H G SUB horizontal green V G SKEW RVg23 V G KEYS RVg29 V G SUB SKEW RV94 7 rfi D RV962 V M WAVE vertical middle sine wave warp SKEW sub skew a CD RV975 V WAVE A vertical upper and lower RV978 V WAVE U vertical upper sine wave warp and blue RV957 V WING wing warp Common in red green L i q i I 4 and blue RV956 H M PIN ...

Page 53: ...iddle pin warp KEYS trapezoid SUB SKEW SKEW M WAVE middle sine wave warp WAVE A upper and lower sine wave warp WAVE U upper sine wave warp Dot motion RV952 V R SUB BOW vertical red sub bow a I RV943 V R BOW vertical red bow a I RV928 V R KEYS vertical red trapezoid a I RV946 V R SUB SKEW vertical red sub skew a aD RV904 V R CENT vertical red center position PA D RV917 V R LIN vertical red linearit...

Page 54: ...d SUB SKEW SKEW 5 M WAVE middle sine wave warp 4 WAVE A upper and lower sine wave warp WAVE U upper sine wave warp Dot motion a RV912 V B SIZE 3 m s WV 1 vertical blue amplitude RV918 V B LIN v s 3 d vertical blue linearity RV954 V B SUB BOW M horizontal blue sub bow RV930 V B KEYS vertical blue trapezoid RV948 V B SUB SKEW vertical blue sub skew RV924 V B SKEW vertical blue skew RV906 V B CENT ve...

Page 55: ...REGISTRATION ADJUSTMENTS 1 Out put red blue and green 2 Out put cross hatch and monoscope signals to check registration Also check focus 3 10 WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENTS 1 Screen adjustment 1 Input white signal 2 Remove connectors CR 15 CG 16 and CB 17 3 Fit jigs between the ground and R707 R737 and R767 R707 R767 I z Resistors in each jig are connected serial 4 Turn the RGB red green and blue scree...

Page 56: ...ICTURE minimum Set the SERVICE MODE Use the commander to adjust SBRT so that 10 IRE of the monoscope pattern becomes faintly luminous Input white signal Set PICTURE minimum Adjust item GCUT and BCUT to obtain an optimum white balance Set PICTURE maximum Adjust GAMP and BAMP to obtain an optimum white balance Repeat white balance adjustment alternating PICTURE setting at the minimum and maximum ...

Page 57: ...4 R639 R649 R652 R655 R656 Checking with static voltmeter IHV HOLD DOWN ADJUSTMENTS 8R900 R901 1 Verify that the power switch is off 2 Connect the HV hold down adjustment resistance jig to the N9 and Nl connectors on the N board I 12Kn L _____________________________________ Adjustment jig N board 3 Connect an external variable resistor RV to R 902 of the N board 4 Remove the cap off from the unus...

Page 58: ... that the rated value 115 0 d V is read CHECKING TEE OVP overvoltage protection CIRCUIT 8R652 1 Receive 120 VAC power voltage and monoscope pattern signal Maximize PICTURE and BRIGHTNESS 2 Remove R638 from the G board and connect a variable resistor 4 7 to 10kfi instead 3 Turn the variable resistor of lOk0 and confirm that the OVP circuit is activated and luster disappears when B voltage reads the...

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Page 60: ...onnected to R900 and R901 and mount fixed resistors of measured resistance to the terminals Note Select fxed resistance from the following ranges R900 lk0 to 12k0 R901 Jw 1000 to 8200 Maximize resistance of the variable resistor connected to R902 of the N board and turn on power Vary variable resistance at R902 Confirm that the HV hold down circuit is activated and the display is turned off when v...

Page 61: ...nerator 1 METHOD OF SETTING THE SERVICE MODE 2 Frequency counter 1 Press POWER button on the Remote Commander 3 Digital multimeter while pressing switch on the rear of the set 4 Audio OSC 2 SERVIC E SWITCH ADJUST BUTTONS AND INDICATOR MUTING write the memory item up i t e m d o w n R E S E T RM Y 112 VHFAJHf e data up data down 1 write into memory VHF UHF antenna lefrninal item data I S E R V I C ...

Page 62: ...ESS OUTPUT VSMO REF 1 0 OFF NR OFF NG OFF NB ABLM D RGB T ATT I1 I2 osc 1 osc 2 PILOT WIDE BAND SPECTRAL VOLUME L VOLUME R BASS TREBLE READ DELAY H READ DELAY V PICTURE LEVEL FRAME COLOR N R LEVEL SHADON RS HAD SHAD CUT OFF 4 METHOD OF CANCELLATION FROM SERVICE MODE Set the standby condition Press mlbutton on the commander in the next place press JPOWERI button again hereupon it becomes TV mode 5 ...

Page 63: ...VIDEO IN no signal 3 Connect the frequency counter across connector pin of E l l connector and ground 4 Select VFRE withmandM 5 AdjustmandHto the 55 f0 5 Hz 6 Write the memory by pressing 1 I then l EFEiq ISUB CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT SPIX 1 Set to Service Mode 2 Input a color bar signal 75 IRE 3 Set the conditions as follows PICTURE MAX COLOR Mm BRIGHTNESS Mm TRINITONE LOW R OFF ON G OFF OFF B OFF OFF...

Page 64: ...a gradually Set data D2 when SAT3 changes 0 from 1 6 Adjust the data of FILO to 7 D 2 7 Write into the memory by press g 1 1 then Vl v 4 data 6 Write into the memory by pressing m then pmiq FILTER ADJUSTMENT MPX FILO 1 Set to Service Mode 2 Select tom withmandM set the data to 1 Then select MPX and change data to 08 3 Connect an audio oscillator to R224 using a capacitor 10 F 16V set frequency to ...

Page 65: ...2 Select TEST with mand M set the data to 0 withB And then pressmto MONO 3 Select MPX with 1 and B set the data to 08 withiandn 4 Write into the memory by pressing I1LIUTn JGI then NTERI IPILOT CANCEL ADJUSTMENT PILO 1 Set to the Service Mode 2 Select PILO withmandm set the data to 08 withmandH 3 Write into the memory by pressing 1 then 1 ISAP VCO f m ADJUSTMENT SAPVi 1 Set to Service Mode 2 Input...

Page 66: ...STMENT RV 3OOl l 1 Set HUE and COLOR to the standard condition 2 Make adjustment so that B Y signal as shown to the right is obtained at the crossing point of R 3009 0 a and C 3033 3 Supply the color bar signal of 75 IRE white at 2 Vpp to Pin 21 SUB V of P l 001 and make adjustment by turning RV 3001 3 x 2 x X 1 t B Y IH FREQUENCY H OSC ADJUSTMENT RV 30021 1 Connect a frequency counter to Pin H OU...

Page 67: ... multimeter to emitter of Q 604 3 Adjust RV 601 so that voltage is i 225 V kO 5 V I 135 V LINE ADJUSTMENT RV 6021 1 Input the color bar signal 2 Connect a digital multimeter to emitter of Q 601 3 Adjust RV 602 so that voltage is 135 Vzkl 0 V I 135 V LINE ADJUSTMENT RV 603 1 Input the color bar signal 2 Connect a digital multimeter to emitter of Q 612 3 Adjust RV 603 so that voltage is 135 V CO 1 V...

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Page 94: ...f PART NO I DESCRIPTION _ ______ REMARK __ X 4030 345 1 FRAME ASSY SCREEN 2 4 X 4030 348 1 GRJLLE R ASSY SPEAKER 3 704 179 01 EMBLEM N0 9 SONY 3 703 848 01 LABEL N SUB CAUTION 4 036 087 01 COVER INDICATOR l 643 592 12 H2 BOARD 4 033 779 11 BUTTON CONTROL X 4030 354 1 PANEL ASSY CONTROL 5 4 378 522 31 SCREW TAPPING HEXAGON HEAD 4 033 794 11 LID FRONT l 643 591 12 Hl BOARD 4 034 053 01 PLATE L DIFFU...

Page 95: ...BINET ASSY 52 54 i 57 4 036 136 01 COVER MIRROR X 4030 024 1 CASTER ASSY 58 3 703 848 01 LABEL N SUB CAM i 4 378 522 01 SCREW TAPPING HEXAGON HEAD j 65 X 4030 402 1 COVER ASSY BACK 4 378 522 21 SCREW TAPPING HEXAGON HEAD 4 036 527 01 PLATE REAR 4 378 522 31 SCREW TAPPING HEXAGON HEAD i 6 3 703 845 01 LABEL N U C MA 56 1 544 768 11 SPEAKER 13 COAXIAL I SIN CAUTION REMARK 140 ...

Page 96: ...UT BOARD COMPLETE 3 701 810 91 SCREW TERMINAL 106 j 120 A 1342 177 A V BOARD COMPLETE A 1296 963 A A BOARD COMPLETE ii A 1346 093 A El BOARD COMPLETE A 1346 052 A E2 BOARD COMPLETE 109 A 1306 415 A M BOARD COMPLETE II0 A 1195 051 A Pl BOARD COMPLETE 1 124 A 1390 296 A N BOARD COMPLETE _ 125 f 3 12 NS R O i i i _ _ i L r 111 A 1394 363 A X2 BOARD COMPLETE 126 II2 AyI394 362 A Y2 BO jD COMPLETE A 13...

Page 97: ...____ _ I51 4 034 057 01 LENS LINNIT r l 152 4 034 057 11 LENS LINNIT A 1331 207 A CC BOARD COMPLETE A 1331 208 A CB BOARD COMPLETE 4 378 522 31 SCREW TAPPING HEXAGON HEAD 3 701 810 91 SCREW TERMINAL 4 036 134 01 MIRROR 41 REFLECTION l 644 280 11 ZG BOARD 159 2 4 033 775 31 PROTECTOR MIRROR l 644 281 11 ZB BOARD 4 033 775 41 PROTECTOR MIRROR I 142 ...

Page 98: ... BOARD 5P A20 I 691 291 11 PIN CONNECTOR PC BOARD 5P l 508 786 00 PIN CONNECTOR 5MM PITCH 2P 1 573 297 11 CONNECTOR BOARD TO BOARD 18P A25 l 564 506 11 PLUG CONNECTOR 3P A27 l 573 979 11 CONNECTOR BOARD TO BOARD 11P CAPACITOR C201 1 124 910 11 ELECT C202 l 124 903 11 ELECT C203 I 130 495 00 MYLAR C204 I 124 477 11 ELECT C205 I 124 557 11 ELECT C206 1 126 101 11 ELECT C207 I 124 242 00 ELECT C210 1...

Page 99: ...part number EF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION REMARK L212 1 410 312 l JNDUCTOR 0 22UH L501 6 196 ll CoIL HO ZONCAQ RE ARITE Pi L502 I 459 313 00 COIL WITH CORE HWC L515 I 410 645 31 INDUCTOR IOOUH TRANSISTOR 8201 8 729 l 19 78 TRANSISTOR 2SC2785 HFE 8202 8 729 119 78 TRANSISTOR 2SC2785 HFE 8203 8 729 119 76 TRANSISTOR 2SAll75 HFE Q501 8 729 119 80 TRANSISTOR 2SC2688 LK 8502 8 729 014 88 TRANSISTOR 2SC4891...

Page 100: ...1 4w 5w 1 4W c F 1 4w 1 4W 1 4W F z F 1 4w 1 4w ii i 1 4W IEF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION RI433 I 249 425 11 CARBON RI434 I 249 423 11 CARBON R1439 I 247 883 00 CARBON RI440 l 249 417 11 CARBON RI442 l 249 411 11 CARBON RI443 l 249 411 11 CARBON RI520 I 249 429 11 CARBON RI601 I 249 423 11 CARBON RI602 1 249 417 11 CARBON R1603 l 249 423 11 CARBON R1604 l 249 405 11 CARBON RI605 I 249 405 11 CARBON RI6...

Page 101: ... 055 52 IC TDA3769 IC MC14528BF IC TDA2595 V9 IC SDA9087XGEC IC SDA9089XGEG REMARK ivv 16V 5ov 25V 5ov 760 5ov 25V 16V 5ov K 5ov ZK 5ov 6 3V 25V I 16V 5ov 25V 16V 16V 25V 16V 5ov v 16V 16V EF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION _ _ IC3006 g 759 112 06 IC UPC78N05H IC3007 g 759 046 27 IC SDA9086 3 IC3008 g 759 112 06 IC UPC78N05H COIL L3001 I 410 476 11 INDUCTOR 33UH L3002 I 408 424 00 INDUCTOR 180UH 13003 I 40...

Page 102: ...85 I 216 119 00 METAL GLAZE 820K 5 mow R3086 I 216 065 00 METAL GLAZE 4 7K 5 mow R3087 I 216 081 00 METAL GLAZE 22K 5 R3088 1 216 081 00 METAL GLAZE 22K 5 I R3089 I 216 033 00 METAL GLAZE 220 5 R3090 I 216 089 00 METAL GLAZE 47K 5 i R3091 I 216 053 00 METAL GLAZE 1 5K 5 R3092 l 216 053 00 METAL GLAZE 1 5K SE R3098 l 216 296 00 METAL GLAZE 0 R3099 I 216 296 00 METAL GLAZE 0 5 i z R3100 l 216 296 00...

Page 103: ...E 220 5 R036 I 216 033 00 METAL GLAZE 220 5 R037 I 216 073 00 METAL GLAZE IOK 5 R038 I 216 033 00 METAL GLAZE 220 5 REMARK _ EF NO PART NO R039 R040 R041 R052 R053 i R056 R069 ftK R072 R073 RIO0 RIO1 I RI04 I 216 073 00 l 216 089 00 I 216 073 00 I 216 065 00 I 216 033 00 I 216 033 00 l 216 025 00 I 216 065 00 I 216 065 00 I 216 033 00 I 216 065 00 l 216 295 00 I 216 033 00 l 216 065 00 I 216 065 0...

Page 104: ...A110 D2314 a 713 300 57 DIODE IT33 D2317 8 719 404 46 DIODE MA110 5ov 5ov 5ov 16V 2 16V 16V 16V 5ov 6 3V 16V 5OV 5ov 16V 5ov EF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION ___ CONNECTOR E2 002 1 573 965 11 PIN CONNECTOR PC BOARD 50P E2 25 l 564 521 11 PLUG CONNECTOR 6P E2 26 l 564 522 11 PLUG CONNECTOR 7P E2 46 l 564 518 11 PLUG CONNECTOR 3P IC IC2301 g 759 066 52 IC PCA8510T 012 I 32303 8 759 925 75 IC SN74HC05ANS IC...

Page 105: ... 216 025 00 METAL GLAZE 100 5 mow R2379 I 216 043 00 METAL GLAZE 560 5 R2380 I 216 043 00 METAL GLAZE 560 5 i REMARK __ lEF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION _ ___ _ R2381 I 216 043 00 METAL GLAZE 560 5 R2382 I 216 073 00 METAL GLAZE IOK 5 R2384 l 216 081 00 METAL GLAZE 22K 5 R2385 I 216 075 00 METAL GLAZE 12K 5 R2386 l 216 049 00 METAL GLAZE IK R2387 I 216 025 00 METAL GLAZE 100 f R2388 I 216 017 00 METAL G...

Page 106: ... 491 11 FILM CHIP C335 l 136 169 00 FILM C336 l 126 301 11 ELECT I if2MF C337 l 126 301 11 ELECT 1MF C338 I 124 584 00 ELECT IOOMF EF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION _____ _ C339 l 124 791 11 ELECT IMF C340 l 163 009 11 CERAMIC CHIP lMF C341 l 126 157 11 ELECT C342 I 124 465 00 ELECT C343 1 124 589 l 1 ELECT iMF C344 I 164 232 11 CERAMIC CHIP O OlMF C345 I 124 767 00 ELECT 2 2MF C346 I 164 232 11 CERAMIC C...

Page 107: ...6 065 00 METAL GLAZE 4 7K 5 i R312 I 216 043 00 METAL GLAZE 560 5 R313 I 216 035 00 METAL GLAZE 270 5 i I z R314 l 216 061 00 METAL GLAZE 3 3K 5 R316 l 216 035 00 METAL GLAZE 270 tj i R317 l 216 121 00 METAL GLAZE IM mow R320 I 216 039 00 METAL GLAZE 390 5 R325 I 216 033 00 METAL GLAZE 220 5F I R326 I 216 057 00 METAL GLAZE 2 2K i R33I I 216 017 00 METAL GLAZE 47 E R332 I 216 657 11 METAL CHIP 1 8...

Page 108: ...GLAZE IK I 216 049 00 METAL GLAZE IK i I 216 049 00 METAL GLAZE 1K 5 I 216 073 00 METAL GLAZE IOK 5 l 216 091 00 METAL GLAZE 56K I 216 049 00 METAL GLAZE 1K I 216 039 00 METAL GLAZE 390 5 REMARK EF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION __ RI353 I 216 053 00 METAL GLAZE 1 5K 5 mow REMARK RI354 I 216 081 00 METAL GLAZE 22K RI355 l 216 017 00 METAL GLAZE 47 SE RI356 I 216 057 00 METAL GLAZE 2 2K 5 Rl357 1 216 081 0...

Page 109: ...04 8 729 216 22 TRANSISTOR 2SA1162 G 8405 8 729 216 22 TRANSISTOR 2SA1162 G 8409 g 729 920 74 TRANSISTOR 2SC2412K QR 8410 8 729 920 74 TRANSISTOR 2SC2412K QR RESISTOR R447 I 216 033 00 METAL GLAZE 220 5 R453 I 216 033 00 METAL GLAZE 220 5 R464 I 216 081 00 METAL GLAZE 22K 5 R465 1 216 081 00 METAL GLAZE 22K 5 R466 I 216 025 00 METAL GLAZE 100 5 I 216 033 00 METAL GLAZE 220 5 I 216 033 00 METAL GLA...

Page 110: ...11 ELECT C2538 I 126 163 11 ELECT 4 7MF C2539 I 164 232 11 CERAMIC CHIP O OlMF C2540 I 164 004 11 CERAMIC CHIP O IMF C2541 I 163 139 00 CERAMIC CHIP 820PF R EF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION _ _ _ ___ C2542 I 124 478 11 ELECT IOOMF C2543 I 124 252 00 ELECT 0 33MF C2544 1 164 161 11 CERAMIC CHIP 022MF C2545 l 126 301 11 ELECT C2546 I 126 163 11 ELECT 4 7MF C2547 l 126 163 11 ELECT 4 7MF C2548 I 163 809 11 ...

Page 111: ...6 088 00 METAL GLAZE 43K 5 REMARK _ REF NO PART NO R2552 I 216 049 00 R2553 I 216 078 00 R2554 l 216 082 00 R2555 I 216 089 00 R2556 I 216 049 00 R2557 I 216 085 00 R2558 I 216 088 00 R2559 1 216 091 00 R2560 l 216 103 00 R2561 l 216 097 00 R2562 I 216 089 00 DESCRIPTION ___ METAL GLAZE IK 5 l low METAL GLAZE METAL GLAZE METAL GLAZE METAL GLAZE METAL GLAZE METAL GLAZE 16K 5 METAL GLAZE 24K 5 i MET...

Page 112: ...8 719 979 58 DIODE EGPlOD D602 8 719 979 58 DIODE EGPIOD D603 8 719 500 67 DIODE D5KC40H D604 8 719 510 09 DIODE DIOSC6M D605 8 719 988 31 DIODE DIOSC6MR D606 8 719 109 85 DIODE RD5 1ES B2 D607 8 719 025 81 DIODE S3VlOSB D608 8 719 109 85 DIODE RD5 1ES B2 D609 8 719 109 84 DIODE RD5 1ES BI D610 8 719 979 58 DIODE EGPIOD D611 8 719 979 58 DIODE EGPlOD D612 8 719 979 58 DIODE EGPlOD D613 8 719 303 5...

Page 113: ...9 I 249 438 11 CARBON R610 I 249 418 11 CARBON R611 I 249 418 11 CARBON I f i z F 1 4W F R612 l 202 883 11 SOLID R613 I 216 386 11 METAL OXIDE F R614 l 249 418 11 CARBON R615 l 215 436 00 METAL R616 I 214 742 00 METAL R617 I 216 356 00 METAL OXIDE iK I R618 I 249 418 11 CARBON R619 1 216 444 11 METAL OXIDE 8iK 5 z4w F R620 I 249 418 11 CARBON ii2K 5F i 4w 5 R621 I 247 691 11 CARBON 5x 1 4W F R622 ...

Page 114: ...ON LAMP I 519 108 99 LAMP NEON I 519 108 99 LAMP NEON _ T60L l f5 i0 791 12 TRANSForiMER bO R ATION _j TRANSISTOR TseS I rr4g Ilt TR NSFoR R HE ER T i j Q701 g 729 119 78 TRANSISTIJR 2SC2785 HFE x6aw k 1 ko2g 11 f RT _ d _ __ g05 h 2 023 12 TRAARSF OR MER FI T F 11 1 1 11606 4 42r 372 1 TRANSFOPIMER FFERRITE LFT I Q702 8 729 119 78 TRANSISTOR 2SC2785 HFE j 8703 8 729 119 80 TRANSISTOR 2SC2688 LK 4...

Page 115: ...NO DESCRIPTION _ __ _ 8731 8 729 119 78 TRANSISTOR 2SC2785 HFE Q732 a 729 119 78 TRANSISTOR 2SC2785 HFE 8733 8 729 119 80 TRANSISTOR 2SC2688 LK 8734 8 729 255 12 TRANSISTOR 2SC2551 0 Q735 8 729 200 17 TRANSISTOR 2SAl091 0 8736 8 729 200 17 TRANSISTOR 2SA1091 0 RESISTOR R731 I 202 847 00 SOLID 560K 20 R732 I 202 814 11 SOLID R733 I 202 818 00 SOLID R734 I 202 842 11 SOLID R735 I 202 828 11 SOLID R7...

Page 116: ...K 1 i R783 I 215 433 00 METAL R784 l 215 429 00 METAL 2 R785 I 215 418 00 METAL 750 1 1 4w REMARK EF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION _____ SPARK GAP SG761 I 519 422 11 GAP SPARK SG762 I 519 422 11 GAP SPARK A 1342 177 A V BOARD COMPLETE L Z 4 395 527 01 HOLDER B TR CAPACITOR Cl501 I 102 129 00 CERAMIC Cl502 1 126 101 11 ELECT Cl504 l 106 383 00 MYLAR Cl505 I 124 907 11 ELECT Cl506 I 106 359 00 MYLAR Cl507 ...

Page 117: ... 11 CARBON RI535 I 249 392 11 CARBON RI551 I 215 445 00 METAL RI552 I 215 423 00 METAL RI553 l 249 417 11 CARBON RI554 I 215 445 00 METAL R1555 I 215 375 00 METAL RI556 I 215 375 00 METAL RI557 I 215 375 00 METAL RI558 I 215 445 00 METAL IOK 1 REMARK i 1 4w 1 4w 1 4w 1 4w z 1 4w 1 4w 1 4w F 3w i 1 4W F 1 4w 1 4W 2W F i z 1 4w 1 4w F 1 4W ll4W 1 4W 1 4w 1 4w EF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION ___ __ 81559 I...

Page 118: ...703 I 124 907 11 ELECT 1MF 47WF 22HF 4 7MF O OOIMF IOOPF IMF 22UF EF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION _ C1704 l 123 875 11 Cl705 I 102 963 00 Cl706 I 102 963 00 Cl707 I 102 963 00 Cl708 I 102 963 00 SiE Cl711 Cl712 C1713 I 102 963 00 CERAMIC I 102 963 00 CERAMIC I 126 233 11 ELECT I 126 233 11 ELECT I 102 074 00 CERAMIC Cl714 l 124 478 11 ELECT IOOMF Cl715 I 124 478 11 ELECT IOOMF C1716 I 126 803 11 ELECT 4...

Page 119: ...g 729 119 76 TRANSISTOR 2SAll75 HFE j 8912 g 729 119 76 TRANSISTOR 2SAll75 HFE I I I RESISTOR I i I 215 463 00 IfETAL I 215 463 00 METAL 1R903 I 215 449 00 METAL R904 I 215 455 00 METAL j R905 I 215 449 00 METAL f R906 l 215 469 00 METAL R907 I 215 469 00 METAL R908 I 215 469 00 METAL j R909 I 215 473 00 METAL 1R910 I 215 437 00 METAL 66 i 15K 1 27K 1 15K 1 IOOK 1 IOOK 1 iK ii 4 7K 1 ICI707 g 759 ...

Page 120: ... CARBON RI722 I 249 411 11 CARBON RI723 I 249 417 11 CARBON RI724 l 215 886 11 METAL OXIDE RI725 I 215 886 11 METAL OXIDE RI726 I 215 886 11 METAL OXIDE RI727 l 214 792 00 METAL RI728 l 214 792 00 METAL RI729 I 214 792 00 HETAL RI730 I 249 405 11 CARBON RI731 I 249 417 11 CARBON RI732 I 249 405 11 CARBON RI733 I 249 405 11 CARBON RI734 l 249 405 11 CARBON RI735 I 249 405 11 CARBON RI736 I 249 423 ...

Page 121: ...K 1 3 3K 1 3 3K 1 ZK g IOK 1 27K 5 27K 5 i iK 7 120K 1 120K 1 4 7K 1 10K 1 100 1 lI 3 100 1 4 7K 1 I i 4 7K 1 REMARK _ 1 2w 2W F 1 2w i EF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION l 215 449 00 METAL 15K 1 I 215 445 00 METAL l 215 445 00 METAL I 215 445 00 METAL I 215 437 00 METAL I 215 437 00 METAL IOK 1 10K 1 IOK IX 4 7K 1 4 7K I I 215 437 00 METAL I 215 437 00 METAL I 215 437 00 METAL I 215 437 00 METAL I 215 475...

Page 122: ... ADJ CARBON 4 7K RES ADJ CARBON 22K RES ADJ CARBON 4 7K RES ADJ CARBON 22K RES ADJ CARBON 22K Cl601 I 124 907 11 ELECT Cl602 I 124 907 11 ELECT 1 Cl603 l 124 907 11 ELECT j Cl604 l 124 907 11 ELECT I I I I DIODE RES ADJ CARBON 22K RES ADJ CARBON 22K RES ADJ CARBON 22K RES ADJ CARBON 22K RES ADJ CARBON 10K l 241 631 11 l 241 631 11 l 241 631 11 I 241 631 11 r 241 630 11 j D1601 g 719 812 41 DIODE T...

Page 123: ... Sl651 I 572 198 11 SWITCH TACTIL S1652 I 572 198 11 SWITCH TACTIL S1653 I 572 198 11 SWITCH TACTIL S1654 I 572 198 11 SWITCH TACTIL S1655 l 572 198 11 SWITCH TACTIL A 1390 296 A N BOARD COMPLETE ii 4 341 751 01 EYELET EYll EYl2 EY15 EYl8 EY24 EY37 EY40 EY54 EY57 EY59 4 341 752 01 EYELET EY1 EYIO EY13 EYl4 EY19 EY23 EY38 EY39 EY55 EY56 EY60 4 363 146 00 HEAT SINK V OUT 4 382 854 11 SCREW M3XlO P S...

Page 124: ... 3P NIO I 564 511 11 PLUG CONNECTOR 8P N20 I 560 126 00 PLUG CONNECTOR 2 5MM 6P I KPR 41LXRY RM YllP cl N EF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION REMARK _ _ ___ N21 l 560 123 00 PLUG CONNECTOR 2 5MM 3P N30 I 508 784 00 PIN CONNECTOR 5MM PITCH IP N851 I 506 371 00 PIN CONNECTOR 2P N853 l 506 371 00 PIN CONNECTOR 2P NEON LAMP NL801 l 519 108 99 LAMP NEON TRANSISTOR 8801 8 729 201 61 TRANSISTOR 2SC2555 1 I I i 880...

Page 125: ...DE I K 560 100 li DE k 1 4W 1 4w 1 4w 1 4W 1 4w 1 4w 1 4w 1 4w i 1 4w 1 4w 3W F i 1 4w 1 4w 2W F i 1 4w 1 4w 1 4w 1 4w 3W F CARBON METAL CARBON SOLID CARBON R897 I 247 881 00 CARBON 120K 5 1 4w R898 I 202 730 00 SOLID R899 1 249 429 11 CARBON g I m R903 I 202 541 81 SOLID 47 20 1 2w only with part num EF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION REMARK R904 1 215 928 11 METAL OXIDE 68K 5 3W F R905 l 215 911 11 METAL...

Page 126: ...COMPLETE ftt tt tttt t 4 341 751 01 EYELET EYl003 EYl005 CAPACITOR Cl004 l 102 125 00 CERAMIC Cl005 l 126 301 11 ELECT Cl006 I 164 096 11 CERAMIC Cl007 l 124 598 11 ELECT Cl008 I 124 598 11 ELECT Cl010 I 124 465 00 ELECT Cl011 l 124 465 00 ELECT Cl012 l 124 465 00 ELECT Cl013 l 102 125 00 CERAMIC Cl014 l 126 163 11 ELECT Cl016 l 126 163 11 ELECT Cl018 l 126 301 11 ELECT Cl020 I 124 242 00 ELECT Cl...

Page 127: ... 249 405 11 CARBON RI051 1 249 417 11 CARBON 1 4W 1 4w 1 4w 11 i 1 4W 1 4w 1 4w i 1 4W 1 4w EF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION R1052 1 249 413 11 CARBON RI054 I 249 405 11 CARBON RIO55 1 249 413 11 CARBON RI056 l 249 405 11 CARBON RI057 I 249 441 11 CARBON RI059 I 249 405 11 CARBON RIO61 I 249 409 11 CARBON R1062 I 249 441 11 CARBON RI063 I 249 409 11 CARBON RI066 l 215 437 00 METAL R1067 I 215 437 00 META...

Page 128: ... RI185 I 247 895 00 CARBON R1186 I 247 895 00 CARBON RI188 I 247 804 11 CARBON RI191 I 215 437 00 METAL RI192 I 215 437 00 METAL RI193 I 215 437 00 METAL RI194 I 215 437 00 METAL RI196 I 249 426 11 CARBON 68 zII 51 i 470K 5 470K 5 75 470K i 470K 5 OK 470K 77 53 554 470K 5 470K 5 et une marque nt critiques pour la securite e les remplacer que par une j KPR 41E Ft Replace only with part number REMAR...

Page 129: ...KPR 4lEXR95 RIbbY I English 92GJ0447 1 9 964 860 01 Sony Corporation TV Group y J Printed in Japan 0 1992 7 ...

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