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Very good service and quick service, very good quality of service manual!
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Great tape deck manual!
I'm very positively surprised, because it is a very long manual, lot of pages, drawings, diagrams, description of how to make the alignment and adjustment procedures.
It is as good as the old "Naka" manuals from the 1970's - if somebody have seen them, they know what I mean by that.
I recommend to buy this very much !
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Detailed schematic diagram, manual for professionals
GM-X1024,GM-X924
7.2 DISASSEMBLY
Panel Unit
A A B B B A A A A A A B B
- Removing the Case and the Panel Unit
1. Remove eight screws A, seven screws B and two screws C. 2. Remove Case and Panel Units.
C B
Case
B C
Panel Unit
Fig. 13
D
B LPF/HPF PCB A LPF/HPF PCB
- Removing the Heat Sink
Some silicone glue has been applied between the Heat Sink and the Heat Sink(Sub). therefore, to remove the Amp Unit from the Heat Sink. 1. Remove two screws D.
D
F F F F
F
Heat Sink(Sub)
E E
F
F F E
2. Remove A LPF/HPF PCB and B LPF/HPF PCB. 3. Remove four screws E and eight screws F. 4. Use 2 pcs. of screw E and insert them into the two holes marked with an arrow. 5. Alternately tighten them little by little until the Heat Sink(Sub) separates from the Heat Sink.
E
Heat Sink(Sub) Amp Unit Heat Sink
Fig. 14
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