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    aIJITPORTANT NOTICE
    This manual has becn providcd for the use of authorized Yamaha Retailers and their service personnel.It has been assumed that basic servicc proccdures inhcrant to the industry, and more specifically YamahaProducts, are alrcady known and understood by the users, and have thereforc not been rcstatcd.
    WARNING: Failure to follow appropriate service and safety procedures whcn servicing this productmay result in personal iniury, dcstruction of expcnsivc components and failure of theproduct to perform as specificd. For thesc reasons, we advisc all Yamaha product ownersthat all servicc required should be performed by an authorizcd Yamaha Retailer or thedppointed rer vice reprerentativc.
    IMPORTANT: The prescntation or salc of this manual to any individual or firm does not constituteauthorization, ccrtification, recognition of any applicable technical capabilitites, orestablish a principle agent relationship of any form.
    Thc data provided is belicved to be accurate and applicable to the unit/s indicatcd on the covcr. Thercscarch, engineering, and scrvice departments of Yamaha are continually striving to improve Yamahaproducts. Modifications are, therefore, inevitable and changes in specification are subject to change withoutnotice or obliSation to retrofit. Should any discrepancy appcar to exist, please contact the distributorsServicc Division.
    Static dischargcs can destroy experrsive components. Discharge any static electricity yourbody may have accumulated by grounding yourself to the ground buss in the unit (heavygauge black wires connect to this buss).
    Turn the unit OFF during disassembly and parts replacement. Recheck all work beforeyou apply power to th€ unit.
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    I CONTENTS
    TOSERVICEPERSONEL ........1
    REARPANELS... .....1
    BLOCKDIAGRAM ......2
    SPEC|F|CAT|ONS. ......3
    INTERNALVIEW. ......3
    DISASSEMBLYPROCEDURES . ..... 4-6
    MECHANICALADJUSTMENTS. 7 -9
    ELECTRICALADJUSTMENTS . ....9-11
    LSI DATA TABLES 12
    TIMINGCHART .......13
    PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD (Pattern Side) . . 14 - 17
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    fcBLocK ..19-21
    SCHEMATICDIAGRAM .....22,23
    PARTSLTST. .24-36
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    I TO SERVICE PER,SONNET
    Cntical Components I nformation.Components having special characteristics are marked and must be replaced with parts having specif ications equalto those originally installed.
    Leakage Current Measurement (For l20V Model Onlv)When service has been completed, it is imperarive ihat yo,verify that all exposed conductive surfaces are properlyinsulated from supply circuits.
    Meter impedance should be equivalent to 1 5O0 ohm shunreoby 0.1 5r F
    Leakage current must not exceed 0.5mA.
    Be sure to test for leakagewith the AC plug in tjoth polaIrres.
    I REAR PANELS
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    General model
    British & Australian models
    European model
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    T SPECIFICATIONS
    Type4-track. 2-channel stereoI nput Sonsitivity I mpedanceLi ne40 mV/30 k-ohmsHeadR & P Heads: Combination, Pure Sendust withtriple-laminated coreErase Heads: lon-plating Ferrite, Double-gapOutput Level/Load I mpedanceLineHead ohonesChannel Separation (31 5O Hz)Cross Talk i125 Hzl
    MotorsCapstan: DC Servo MotorReel: Flat torque DC MotorAssist: DC Motor
    360 mV/47 k-ohms3.6 mW/8 ohms40 dB60 dB
    Wow & FlutterNo more than +0.06% (W. Peak);No more than 0.03% (W. RMS)
    Power SuppliosU.S. & Canadian ModelsEuropean ModelBritish & Australian ModelsGeneral Model
    12OV AC,6OHZ22OV AC, 50HZ24OV AC,5OHZ1 1 0 I 120 I 220 1240V AC. 50/60H2Fast Wind TimeAbout 70 seconds/45 seconds(High Speed winding) (C-6O)
    Frequency ResponseNormal tape (-2OdB)Chrome tape (-2OdB)Metal tape (-20d8)
    Power Consumption28 watts
    20 to 18.O00H2 t 3 dB20 to 20,000H2 + 3 dB20 to 23,000H2 t 3 dB
    Dimensions{WxHxD}435 x 134 x 380 mm17I la x 5-1 14 x 15
    Weight7.6 kg {16 lbs. 12 oz.}Signal to Noise RatioDolby oftDolby B onDolby C ondbx on
    More than 59 dBMore than 67 dBMore than 75 dBMore than 95 dB
    Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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    U.S.A. model
    Canadian model
    Harmonic DistortionNormal tapeChrome tapelvletal tape
    Less than 0.5%Less than 0.5%Less than 0.8%
    (A).......... Australian model(G).......... European model(B) ..... . British model(R1.......... General model
    I I NTTNNAL VIEW
    O PoWER TRANSFoRMERU.S.A. & Canadian models: GA68590European model : GA68600Australian & British models: GA68610General model: G468620
    €) powEn clRcurr BoARD (1)
    @ vnrru crRcurr BoARD (1)()dbx Circuit Board
    @ Ootby Circuir Board
    @cnpsreru MoroR(D neel MoroR
    @ nssrsr MoroR
    Op-COM lC: LM6402G-494
    @powEa crRculr BoARD
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    I DISASSEMBLY PR,OCEDURES
    1. Adjustment of mechanism unit and replacement of
    head parts.
    a. Remove the cassette lid.
    b. Remove 2 screws O in f ig. l and remove the blind
    Plate.
    c. Remove 4 screws @ in Fig. 1 and remove the front
    pl ate.* In this state, the head can be adjusted and its parts
    can be replaced.
    Fis. 1
    d. Remove 2 screws O in Fig. 2 and replace the record/
    playback head.
    e. Remove the screw @ in f ig. 2 and replace the erase
    head.
    f. Remove the E ring @ in f ig. 2 and replace the supply
    side pinch roller.
    g. Remove the E ring @ in f ig. 2 and replace the take-
    up side pinch roller.
    h. Bemove the washer O in f ig. 2 and replace the idler.
    . Hsd wiring diagram{viewed from theu nderside)
    Bemoval of mechanism unit
    Remove 5 screws @ in f ig. 3 and remove the top
    cover.
    Remove the cassette lid.
    c. Disconnect connectors #1
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    through rfi, +7 and #8 in
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    ii!ARemove 4 screws €) in f ig. 5 and pull out
    mechanism unit gradually to the rear.
    Replacement of capstan motor
    Remove the mechanism unit.
    Remove 4 screws @ in f lg. 6 and remove the back-
    plate.
    O WIRING OF MECHANISM UNIT
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    c.Remove 3 screws
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    [) in Fig. 7 and replace the capstan
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    4. Replacement of reel motor
    a. Remove the mechanism unit.
    b. Remove 2 screws @ in Fig. 8 and remove the blind
    Plate.
    c. Remove the reel base as shown in Fig. 8.
     Note that coil springs of the supply reel and takeup
    reel are different.
    Supply side: Silver
    Take-up side: Green
    d. Remove the back plate (Refer to Fig. 6.)
    e. Remove the washer @ in f ig. 8 and remove the
    flywheel (take-up side).
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    Remove 2 screws @ and nuts @ in Fig. 9 and
    remove the reel motor installation plate.
    Remove 2 screws @ ln fig.9 and replace the reel
    motor.
    Reel Motor lnstallation Plate
    Fig.9
    5. Replacement of assist motor
    a. Remove the top cover.
    b. Remove the blind plate.
    c. Remove 2 screws @ in f ig. 10 and remove the assist
    motor installation plate.
    d. Remove 2 screws @ in f ig. 10 and replacethe assist
    motor.
    Assist Motorlnstallation Plate
    Assist Motor
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    Capstan Motor
    Push the reel base to the rear and removethe ring.
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    I MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS
    1. Before adjustment
    o Since head magnetization, dust accumulations, etc.
    are likely to introduce error in the various character-
    istics, it is very important that the heads are properly
    demagnetized and cleaned.
    2. lnstruments required
    . Head Gauge (M-300)
    o Audio frequency oscillator
    . Oscilloscope
    . Mirror Cassette {MC-109C}
    a Torque meter
    o Wow/flutter meter
    o D.C.V.M. (DC Voltagemeter)
    . A.C.V.M. (AC Voltagemeter)
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    Adlustm€ntat€mTapeTestPointInstrumentrequiredMode%H.l:iH:, lAdiustmenti natine I Remarks
    1Check clear-ance betweentake-up sidepinch rollerand capstanshaft.
    PAUSEFig. AMore than O.5
    2Panch RollerTimingBFigI STOP lWith head baseI jpushed up,j icheck timing atI which pinch
    I lrollers onI isuoolv side andI itake-up side] lcontact capstan
    ] Take-up side Pinc] roller should startI rotating first.
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    lli timing ot bothlsides is samultane-]ous or supply sideprecedes, adj.ust
    lment rs requrreo.
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    A.C.V.M.Oscilloscope
    t\, ir- t*tt(MC-109C)
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    (Cassette type)
    Repeat adj ustmentin steps 3 to 6 andapply screw lockparnt upon comp-letion of adjust-
    r9!!.Adjust by usingspacer as shown inFig. H.
    f Ot.n t.t Ptorque, read thecenter of deflec-tron.
    Headgauge L(M 3oo) I I
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    Headgauge I lwithM300(M-3OO) I lblock placedI lverticallY on reI lcord/PlaybackI lhead, adjust soI lthat M 3OOI lgurg and blocki ]oecomes ParallelI l(Fis. E)-n.asffi
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    PB
    Supply side ] Head gauge shouldoinch rotler I pass through smoothlVheight adiust- lwathout i.ts block con-ing screw (Fig. Jtacting pinch rollerc) lguide. (Fig. F)n.i. rtn aa- Eavback output of Ljusting screw ]and R is maximum(Fig. C) jand Phase differenceI lshould be minimumI I (Phase difference lessI lthan 60)
    r lTape should move in1 lthe center of eraselhead smoothlYlCapstan (suppty side)
    I lshould move smoothlv.
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    REWtorque, i ]35-559/cmtake up torque 1 i FF, REW torqueand back tensi- I more than 7oglcmon torque. Back tension: I Back tenslorl:lAdjustleaf ]5-1Og/cmspring (5 steps) ]i{Fie. t) I
    4R eco rdlpl a Vback head tiltangle
    5SupplV sidepinch rollerh eight
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    6Azimuth1OkHz,-10d8(MTT-1 14)
    LINEOUT
    7Check Posrtion of erasehead and tapemovement.
    Check each
    9Check FFand BEW tak€uP t im€s
    AC-512712,22ac-60
    I I l Normal; Less than u5I I secondsI I High speed: Less thanI I I ssseconds
    Check speed ls€mr f xed varr I3OOO +.:Hzwhileplaying ar,leresrstorat J -rcjback 3kHz test the back of the Itape. lg_apstglt Motor. I(Fiq. J)
    t0Tape speed3kHz,-10dB(MTT-111)
    LINEOUTWow,/f luttermeter Frequency counter
    PB
    Wow/ F lutter
    3ooo +., !uz
    I Less than O.O5% ] Check wow/flutter(WRMS) while confirming
    3kHz frequencywith wow/fluttermeter counter. 
    						
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    DifferencebeMeen A .nd BLess than l/2
    *Make sure to reconfirm after sdjustment
    Adjust by beoding head basecontscting part of supply sidepinch roller.
    Confirm clearance and t;ming atteracljustment. There should be a clear-ance between lhe pinch arm andhead base on both supply and t6ke-up srdes.
    Take-up Side Pinch Roller
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    Supply Side Pinch RollerHeight Adjust Scrw
    Capstan
    Fig. A
    Fig. D
    Er€gHead
     ..Hesd F ix Screw
    r^Tilt Angle Adjust Scrw
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     Be sura to tighten the head fixing scrfl securely, Be sureio apply scrw lck painr to each adjusiingscrry after sdjustment.
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    Adjust so that the sameclearance is obtained atthe upper and lwor parts.
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     Use spacer to adjust the h8sd heighlFig. HFig. I
    Capslsn Moto.
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    I ELECTRI CAL ADJUSTMENTS
    O PLAYBACK ADJUSTMENTS* Make sure to use a new tape of I EC standards for a test
    taDe.
    Alignment tape
    Normal TDK AC223 or YAMAHA NR 60
    CrO2 TDK AC512 or YAMAHA CR 60
    METAL TDK ACl12 or YAMAHA MR 60
    o Proceed with the playback adjustments after having finished the mechanical adjustments.
    ] (dbx circuit I I {dbx circuit iI 1 board) 1-____1 I board) I
    . RECORDING ADJUSTMENT
    . Proceed with the recording adiustments after having finished the playback adjustments.
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    Meter OUT signal from LINE lN so iVR5O4 {R) I (red} should Ir 1(+4.5dBl I rLiNE l-Au;it that LINE OUT voltase rs I ltisft. Ir ltno uott j li-,i ]fll$,., $J*,i,-iyJrlirtase is I lrisht ifF;k L*f oscillator f,ppty  r ri. rinu *u* fvnsor tr-r I ooe ,g-n, -iwrtn nllnsrEn -----l
    Meter signal from LINE lN so 1VR502 (R) i(redl should FADER isdecreased L ll(OdB) 1 that LINE OUT voltage i tliStrt. and R segmentsi is 360mV (-gdBV). L around OdB shouldI 1 fade out almost simul-
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    this unit.
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    l(OdB) 1 that LINE OUT voltage I llight. and R segmentsis 360mV {-gdBV}. ] around OdB should
     , I L fade out almost simur- i_l _ taneousty. I 
    						
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