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This is a high quality manual with clear schematic and components layout diagrams ; with service procedure included.
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This service manual for the Kenwood KT-990D was reproduced really well ,is very legible and manual is complete.Combined with the low price paid,in the future,I will be checking Owner-Manuals.com any time I need a manual.
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When I purchased this manual I had my doubts regarding the quality as the price was so reasonable as compared to other outlets.
The manual itself is of high standard the print is very clear as are the diagrams. Obviously with the diagrams one has to zoom in otherwise it is to small to be able to read.
Overall I am very pleased with the company who delivered as they said and with the manual they supplied.
I occasionally require a manual and now having registered with this company I shall order from them in the future.
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I was at first dubious about payiong for downloaded manuals but having done so, I was extremely impressed with quality of the two manual I ordered, well worth the small price I paid.
I would highly recommend these to my friends.
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reasonable price for the schematic - the service is perfect, all as expected and pointed by instructions - good scan of the original plans - thank you!
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Emergency opening of the trays
The trays of the 5DTC are mechanically locked. Release snap as shown in picture 5 and pull tray out.
To open tray 1, 2 and 3 move lever (pos 29) backwards (e.g. with a screwdriver - see picture 2) to its endposition.
To remove a CD from Play Position perform following steps: 1. Open tray 1 as described before. 2. Tear the tray out with speed (see picture 6). The tray can be inserted aftewards without any alignment.
Release the locking mechanism and pull out the tray (see picture 3).
3. Move lever (pos 29) forward to its endposition (see picture 4). 4. Push lever (pos 31) forward (see picture 7).
To open tray 4 and 5 move lever (pos 29) forward to its endposition (see picture 4).
5. Remove CD.
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