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Video Cassette Recorder MV-8080G Service Manual NO.289C3090 MV-8080G_1 Cover Page 1 97.12.10, 20:35 Adobe PageMaker 6.0J/PPC...
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Quick Reference of Specific Parts List (Latest upgrade list Dec. ’97) The parts No. of Deck Mechanisms, Face Plate Ass’y and Video Circuit Boards for MV-8080G. CABINET & CHASSIS Ref. No. Part No. Description 59311 UPPER DECK MECHANISM (TN6500-116M) FOR P.B. ONLY...
MAINTENANCE PRECAUTIONS Since this model is a twin-deck system, some of the items to be adjusted during maintenance can be hard to reach. (These parts are marked with an in the table below.) ○ : Serviceable item : Difficult : Cannot be serviced Maintenance ELEC.
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Mechanical Adjustment OK R1713 Switching Point Adjust- ment OK Deck Unit 1 Deck Unit 2 Pattern (A) Original Position *Fix the two spacers of the Deck Mechanism to the back of the Main PCB with screws. Treatment of the solder side on the Main PCB Deck Unit 2 Deck Unit 1...
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Mechanical Adjustment OK R1713 Switching Point Adjustment OK Deck Unit 2 Deck Unit 1 Pattern (B) Deck Unit 1 and 2 Positions Inverted *Fix the two spacers of the Deck Mechanism to the back of the Main PCB with screws. Treatment of the solder side on the Main PCB Deck Unit 1...
ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT 1. PLAYBACK SWITCHING POINT ADJUSTMENT Mode PLAY Test Signal TPS-13 or 13S Check Point DECK TYPE FOR UPPER DECK UNIT 1 WITH POWER FOR LOWER DECK UNIT 2 WITH TUNER SECTION Procedure Adjustment 5 5 5 5 5 ∞...
1. MECHANISM CONTROL The mechanism includes its own mode as well as the operation mode of the VCR as shown in the chart below. This mode serves an important function in working to protect the tape by passing through the VCR when the mode is switched over. The movement of the mechanism mode is performed by the control signal of the loading motor’s rotary control circuit.
2. ADJUSTMENT OF BT TORQUE IN PLAY MODE (ADJUSTMENT OF THE TENSION ARM POSITON) 1. Remove the FL Ass’y. 2. Rotate the loading pulley with your finger until PLAY mode is reached. 3. Insert a standard screwdriver into the BT adjustment groove (a or b) of the main chassis. Twist the screwdriver left and right to adjust gap (A) and gap (B) so that they are the same.
3. AUDIO/CTL HEAD 4. TAPE TRANSPORT SYSTEM CHECKS AND ADJUSTMENT 3-1. TAPE TRANSPORT ADJUSTMENT The tape transport system has been precisely Audio Head aligned at the factory and normally does not require readjustment. The following steps are therefore necessary only in cases of frequent use or when replacing parts which have an effect on the tape transport system.
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4-2. GUIDE ROLLER HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT NOTES: 1. If the tape slips upward; sound is produced by 1. Slightly loosen the tight-screw of the supply and take- contact between the tip of rotating heads and up guide rollers as shown in the figure below. the edge of the tape.
4-3. TAPE TRANSPORT CHECK AT THE TAKE-UP GUIDE X|WVAWXg¡ In general, no adjustment will be necessary for the take- X position Adjusting Jig up guide. However, adjustments or checks will be necessary when replacing the Audio/CTL Head or parts affecting the tape transport system after a long period of operation.
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5-2. ADJUSTMENT 6. As shown in the equation below, read the FM waveform value at point (b) and make sure that: 1. Connect the TP of PB ENV to the oscilloscope > 0.75 or 20 log > –2.5 dB CH-1. At this time, trigger the oscilloscope externally with the signal (RF Switching Pulse) from TP of RFS.
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DRUM OUTPUT ADJUSTMENT NOTES: 1. Adjust the take-up guide roller so that the FM 1. Fine adjustments are not required at this time. envelope output flattens as shown in D of the figure It is sufficient if the tape is engaged with the below.
6. RG POST HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT 3. If the FM waveform appears as shown by C or D in the above figure, adjust the take-up guide roller height to obtain a waveform such as shown in E, F, or G. At this time, if the waveform fluctuates, adjust to the point of minimum fluctuation.
7. FRONT LOADING ASSEMBLY ATTACHMENT To attach the Front Loading Assembly, follow the procedures below. 1) Twist the loading motor with your finger until it is in 5) Twist the FD Pinion Gear about 1/3 of a turn EJECT mode. counterclockwise so that the Lift Gear R attachment position is horizontal making attachment easier, as 2) Twist the FD Pinion Gear counterclockwise until it...
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE REEL DRIVE SYSTEM 1. The following components should be cleaned after The following procedures are recommended for main- every 1000 hours of use. taining optimum performance and reliability of this video cassette recorder. BOTTOM CLEANING • Take-up Reel Table Ass’y • Capstan Motor Pulley •...
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SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR MAIN COMPONENTS The following table lists the parts which should receive periodic servicing at the recommended intervals. Periodic Service Schedule (operating hours) Ref. No Part No. Description 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 62D806501603 Cylinder Ass’y for 59277 62D806501603 Cylinder Ass’y for 59311 62D806506301...
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CASSETTE DECK MECHANISM 59277, 59311 Ref. No. TN Part No. ST Part No. Description 8065-01-603 62D806501603 CYLINDER ASS’Y 8065-01-305 62D806501305 V OUT PWB ASS’Y 6809-70-243 62D680970243 FPC4 CONNECTOR (C) 9P12-26-064 62D9P1226064 TAMS SCREW,2.6X6MM 8065-01-501 62D806501501 DRUM EARTH ASS’Y 9P04-26-041 62D9P0426041 TAPPING SCREW,2.6X4MM 8065-01-2316 62D806501316...
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CASSETTE DECK MECHANISM 59277, 59311 Ref. No. TN Part No. ST Part No. Description 9W06-30-040 62D9W0630040 HL WASHER,1.55X4.5X0.3(CUT) 8065-04-02 62D80650402 HEAD BASE SPRING 8065-53-01 62D806505301 T REEL ASS’Y 8065-05-302 62D806505302 S REEL ASS’Y 9W03-30-110 62D9W0330110 NYLON WASHER 2.5X5X0.3 8065-06-301 62D806506301 PINCH ROLLER ARM ASS’Y 8065-06-05 62D80650605...
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CASSETTE DECK MECHANISM 59277, 59311 Ref. No. TN Part No. ST Part No. Description 9P02-26-051 62D9P0226051 TAMS SCREW 2.6X5 9F22-26-081 62D9F2226081 ADJUST SCREW 2.6X8 8065-11-04 62D80651104 M GEAR 8065-11-305 62D806511305 M GEAR PLATE ASS’Y 8065-11-07 62D80651107 M RELAY GEAR 9W06-30-100 62D9W0630100 HLW(C) 2.6X6X0.3 8065-11-08...
5. IC, TRANSISTOR LEAD IDENTIFICATION TOP VIEW SPS-1118C PST9129T AN6326N TYPE NUMBER TOP VIEW FRONT VIEW 2SD1858T LA7213 TEA6415C 2SA124 TOP VIEW 2SA1048T FRONT VIEW 2SC124 2SC2120T LC89970 2SC2458T LA7016 DTC124EST KRA103MT KTA1267T KTC3199T TOP VIEW FRONT VIEW LA7116 LA7286 2SC4908 TA7291S LA7411...
Never touch the gold plated part on the Base PWB Ass'y X as oil or other dirt will cause the electrical connection to deteriorate. The spring connection point Y of the connector will also be distorted if touched. Therefore, never touch these parts. Attach the Face Plate with the Dust Cover pushed open.
Never touch the gold plated part on the Base PWB Ass'y X as oil or other dirt will cause the electrical connection to deteriorate. The spring connection point Y of the connector will also be distorted if touched. Therefore, never touch these parts.
TABLE OF IC PIN VOLTAGE CONDITION INSTRUMENT ANALOGUE MULTI TESTER : TAKEDARIKEN MODEL TR6841 DIGITAL OSCLLOSCOPE : YOKOGAWA 1540L MODE STOP : STOP(ST-BY),RECIVING CH-2 AND ANTENNA DISCONNECTTED,BLUE BACK ON THE TV SCREEN PLAY : TEST TAPE TPS-3 (COLOR BAR VIDEO SIG.) : AUX VIDEO IN PATTERN GENERATOR : PHILLIPS,PM5518-TX-VPS,COLOR BAR : AUX AUDIO IN...