
FAULT
FINDING/DISASSEMBLY
©
Cyrus
Audio
Ltd
Jun
2014
9
CD
t
Service
Manual
Issue
1
Removing
the
loading
mechanism
with
laser
pickup
Disconnect
mains
power.
Disconnect
the
flexfoil
from
CON405
on
the
servo
PCB.
Remove
the
two
screws
securing
the
mounting
cradle
to
the
chassis.
Slide
the
loader
and
cradle
back
in
the
chassis
to
disengage
the
front,
then
lift
the
complete
assembly
from
the
chassis.
Removing
the
cradle
Once
the
PCB
has
been
removed,
the
cradle
can
be
separated
from
the
loader
after
removing
the
two
self
‐
locking
nuts.
Removing
the
servo
PCB
In
a
static
safe
environment,
disconnect
the
flex
foil
from
CON401
on
the
servo
PCB.
Use
a
metal
paper
clip
to
short
the
exposed
end
of
the
flex
‐
foil
and
protect
from
static
damage.
Disconnect
the
cable
plugs
from
CON402,
CON403
and
CON404.
The
PCB
securing
screws
can
now
be
removed
and
the
servo
PCB
lifted
clear.
Replacing
the
loading
mechanism
with
laser
pickup
Replacement
is
generally
a
reversal
of
removal,
but
note
the
following
important
steps
‐
Once
the
servo
PCB
has
been
fitted
and
the
flexfoil
cable
from
the
laser
pickup
connected
to
CON401,
the
solder
‐
short
that
protects
the
pickup
from
static
must
be
removed.
This
is
accessible
through
the
window
on
top
of
the
loader
as
shown.
Removal
of
the
solder
‐
short
static
protection:
Once
the
solder
‐
short
is
removed,
the
loader
can
be
fitted
to
the
cradle
and
then
to
the
chassis.
Digital
output
faults
The
digital
output
drive
circuits
are
relatively
straightforward.
If
the
disc
is
playing,
check
the
presence
of
the
digital
output
signal
from
the
DOBM
pin
of
CON405
on
the
servo
PCB.
This
signal
should
then
appear
on
the
main
PCB
at
IC601,
then
IC604
before
passing
through
L402
to
the
digital
outputs.
Removing
the
front
panel
PCB
If
a
fault
is
diagnosed
which
requires
the
removal
of
the
front
panel
PCB,
proceed
as
follows.
First,
following
the
instructions
above,
remove
the
loading
mechanism.
Now
disconnect
the
flexfoil
running
to
the
front
panel
PCB.
Finally,
the
complete
front
panel
assembly
including
display
PCB
may
now
be
pressed
forward
out
of
the
front
of
the
chassis.
Remove
the
fixing