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Wanting to repair a neighbours tape recorder I needed the necessary information, it makes it easier. Although the service manual is described as "Language : English" To my dismay I found that it is entirely written in German, a language I do not understand. At least I now have the schematics which will help of sorts. I may not use this service again due to the laguage difficulty after all when it states English you do not expect it to be entirely in another language.
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GOOD SERVICE MANUAL.I ALWAYS BUY THERE IF I FIND WHAT I AM LOKING
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Good quality (clearly readable) manual, I'm glad I could find it here, at a bargain price!
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Speedy transaction with a quick download. Awesome hassle-free service.
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- Removing the upper block of the CD mech module
1. Remove the 4 screws and the connector. Then take out the CD Mechnism Module. (Not shown in the figure). 2. Remove the 7 screws and the Heat Sink. 3. Remove the 7 screws and the connector. Lift the CD section together with the Cassette Mechanism
Module upwards, and remove it.
Heat Sink
CD Section CD Power Unit
Cassette Mechanism
Audio Amp Unit - Removing the CD power unit
1. Remove the 3 screws. 2. Straighten the 4 hooks marked with an arrow. Remove the CD Power Unit. When connecting the Deck Unit (Cassette Mechanism Module) to the Audio Amp Unit, push the Deck Unit through the hole by hand to insert the connector.
CD Power Unit
Deck Unit (Cassette Mechanism Module)
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