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The service manual is really great - thanks to it I was able to install the laser unit and thus "save" my CD-player, which seemed to be impossible before I had the manual.
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Downloaded the Service manual OK of the Technics Piano and have now repaired it and its going fine. Excellant; thank you for the fine servce. A.M
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This site is working fine! Did buy a manual for SX-EX25L and after a while I could download it and fix the problem. Nice and easy!
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Complete manual as pdf-file in very good quality. Very helpful and fast availability.
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Complete service manual in very good scanning quality with all schematic and PWB graphics as well as assembly & maintenance instructions. A slight drawback is that the rastering of the PWB graphics sometimes makes it a bit difficult to follow fine traces, but no showstopper.
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Dismantling of the Cassette door Lenses
1) Loosen the Lens Cassette Strip Left Top (pos 163) by pushing it towards the inside as indicated in Figure 7 and remove it by using a minus screw driver force it out as indicated in Figure 8. 2) Remove the Lens Cassette Left (pos 161) by pushing it towards the inside as indicated in Figure 7. Be careful not to damage or break the catch A. 3) Do likewise for the right Cassette Door Lens (pos 160 and 162). Service pos A
Push in this direction
Use a minus screw driver to push the Lens in the direction shown
Push in this direction
Catch A
Figure 7
Figure 8
Dismantling of the Bottom & Rear Panel assembly
1) Loosen 5 screws D mounting the Combi board to the Rear Panel (pos 254) as shown in figure 9. 2) Loosen 3 screws E and release the 2 catches on the sides of the Rear Panel to separate it from the Bottom plate (pos 227). 3) Loosen 4 screws G to remove the Mains Transformer. 5) Loosen 2 screws F to remove the Combi Board. Service pos B The 3CDC Module can be complete detached while repair the other portion of the set. Note: After re-assembly, it is very important to ensure all wires are routed properly to ensure that they do not touch/obstruct all moving parts.
Figure 10 Figure 9
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