Sharp RT-100H Serviceanleitung Seite 4
Prior to the disassembly, be sure to remove the AC supply
cord from
a wall outlet and the input/output
rear of the unit.
Take out a cassette tape, if loaded in the
æssette
compartment.
REMOVAL
OF CABINET
From the cabinet, remove four screws two each at its right
and left sides, and one screw at its rear surface. Then take
the cabinet
off.
OPENING
THE
BOTTOM
_Nater
The main chassis (bottom
hinged.
O Removefour screwsfrom thé bottom board of the unit.
@ Lift up the front side of the bottom board, while press-
ingtoward @ fromtheleft andrightsides.
•
REMOVAL
OF
MECHANISM
(See Figures 4-2 and 4-3)
Note:
Be sure to open •the cassette holder before disassembling
the mechanism block.
(D Removetwo screwsfrom the bottom of the unit.
Remove
two
screws from
block.
O Detachthe tape counter belt from the tape counter.
@ Remove the record/playback s elector$vvitctvrod.
Remove two sockets from the main; P?W,board.
Then separate the mechanism
REMOVAL
OF
METER
(See Figure 44)
Push outward two tabS on the meter P.W. board holder,
and remove the meter P.W. board.
REMOVAL
OF
FRONT
(See Figure 4-5)
O Unsolder the two leads connected to the mäin P.W.
board.
@ Pull out two record levelcontrol knobs.
Remove two nuts from the record level controls.
Then the front
panel can be separated from the unit.
Figure 4-4
The unit is designed to operate from 110V, 220V, or 240V,
AC mains.
Check
the
voltage
selector
connecting
with the AC supply cord.
Adjust the voltage selector to match your local 4C poyver
supply.
The voltage selector is located on-the backpanel of the unit., If
adjustment is necessary,use a screwdriver in order to turn ;the
selector in either direction
window next to the adjusting screw.
plugs from the
(See Figure 4-1)
BOARD
(See Figure 4-2)
board and back panel) are
BLOCK
the
rear of the mechanism
block from the unit.
P.W.
BOARD
PANEL
VOLTAGE
•SELECTION
setting on the back panel.
until the correct voltage in the
DISASSEMBLY
Main
P.W.
board
(RT-IOOH/HB)
before
Figure 4-1 N 6
PHOTO:
RT-IOOH
Scr*s
Figure 4-1
F igure 4-2
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Figure 4-3
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Figure 4-5
Figure 4-6
