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Technical Data, Mechanical data, Detailed Circuit diagram with components value, PCB layout. Actual PCBs Print. Component List, Spare parts code list and Input output detail. It cover LBB1211, LBB1212, LBB1213, LBB1216, LBB1217.
It is the actual Service Manual for SQ10
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very good manual with clear electrical schemes. Very helpful to find wat was wrong inside my microwave.
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Hi, thankyou for providing the Nordmende Globetrotter original manufacturer's repair manual. Quality is very good and sharp - the PDF file was comfortably small to download. The only question is: why did it take so long to become ready for download?? Many thanks anyway, I fixed the fault in the radio thanks to the circuit.
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Chapter 3---Service Adjustments
18. Adjust the Z-Axis to increase light output. Use either a 10mm socket or a 5mm hex wrench (see Figure 3-6). 19. When the desired light output is achieved, tighten the 4 retaining screws. 20. When proper rolloff is obtained, return the ILA® bias adjustment to the level from Step 4, and recheck the "Shutters on Hide" box.
Loosen these screws for Z-Axis adjustment (two more screws under the Arc Lamp Module)
Z-Axis Adjustmen t
Figure 3-6 Arc Lamp Z-Axis adjustment.
3.3 ILA® Back Focus
The ILA® Back Focus adjustment moves the CRT/ ILA® assemblies together to adjust the focal length so that the image will be focused on the screen. When using a zoom lens this adjustment allows the zoom lens� tracking to remain focused throughout the entire range. Use the Pluge/Grey test pattern to perform this adjustment one color at a time. The procedures below perform the ILA® Back Focus for the Green lens. The first procedure is for a zoom lens. The second procedure is for a fixed lens. To adjust the ILA® Back Focus for a Zoom Lens: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Remove all the covers (seeSection 4.2). View the Green Channel. Hide the Red and Blue Channels. Select Test Pattern #7 (the Pluge/Grey test pattern). Select Projection Lens from the menu. Use the up/down arrow keys to zoom the Projection Lens to smallest image. 6. Use left and right arrows to focus the projection lens to get sharply focused spacer balls. NOTE: Spacer balls are used inside the ILA® Assembly to separate the layers. They are tiny, random, irregularly-shaped spots that are
Model 100 Service Manual 3-9
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