Olympic TV-922 Operating And Installation Instructions

OPERATING
AND
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
for
OLYMPIC
MODEL
TV-922
TELEVISION RECEIVER
This receiver
is
designed
to
operate on
1
15
volts
A-C,
60-cycle
power.
If
plugged
into
an
incorrect
power
supply,
damage
to the receiver
may
result,
if
in
doubt about
your
power
supply,
call
your
power company.
HIGH VOLTAGE:
Operation
of
this
receiver outside the cabinet or with
the covers
removed
involves
a shock hazard from the receiver
power
supplies.
Work
on the receiver should not
be attempted by anyone who
is
not thoroughly familiar with the precautions necessary
when
working
on
high voltage
equipment.
Do
not
operate the receiver with the high voltage
compartment
shield
removed.
WARNING:
Picture
Tube Handling
Precautions
Do
not
open any
picture
tube shipping
carton,
install,
remove
or
handle the picture
tube
in
any manner,
unless
heavy
gloves
and
shatter-proof goggles are worn.
Keep
the picture
tube
away
from
the
body when
handling
it.
The
picture
tube envelope
encloses a
high
vacuum and due
to
its
large surface area,
is
subjected
to
considerable
air pressure.
For these reasons,
the picture
tube must
be handled
with
more
care than ordinary receiving tubes.
The
large
end
of
the tube, particularly the rim
of
the viewing
surface must not
be
struck,
scratched
or
subjected
to
more
than
moderate
pressure at
any
time.
In
installation,
if
the
tube
sticks or
fails
to glide
smoothly through
the focus
coil
and
deflection yoke, investigate
and remove
the
cause
of
the trouble.
DO NOT
FORCE THE
TUBE.
DESCRIPTION
OF
SET:
Olympic Model TV-922
is
a 22
tube
(including picture
and
rectifier
tubes) television receiver.
For best reception, an outside
aerial
is
required.
Where
an
outside
aerial
cannot be
installed,
it
may
still
be
possible to
obtain
satisfactory
reception with a
window
type
or inside aerial.
Consult
your dealer about
the installation of
a
suitable aerial.
The
principal controls
are brought out
in
front of
the
cabinet
and can be
adjusted
by
the user. Auxiliary controls
are
mounted on
the rear
of
the
chassis,
but
no adjustment
of
these
controls should
be needed once
the receiver
and
antenna are properly installed
—
and no adjustment
should
be attempted by anyone
not familiar with the function
of
television
circuits.
The
service
and
function
instructions in this
folder are solely
for
the use
of the service-
man,
explaining
in
detail the
use
of
these
controls.
The operating
controls are
manipulated from
the front of the
cabinet
and
three of
the four
sets of
knobs
are
dual
controls
i.e.
there are
two knobs
—
one outer
knob designated by
O
and one
inner
knob designated by
+
on each
shaft.
The
controls
serve the following functions:
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