c ual

Service Man
DIRECT DRIVE FULL AUTOMATIC
STEREO TURNTABLE

L-3000.....

Y PIONEER’
 PL-3000

MODEL PL-3000 COMES IN FIVE VERSIONS DISTINGUISHED AS FOLLOWS:

Voltage Remarks

AC 220V and 240V (Switchable) United Kingdom model (Without AC cord plug)

AC 220V and 240V (Switchable) Europe mode!

AC 110V, 120V, 220V and 240V (Switchable) General export model

AC 110V, 120V, 220V and 240V (Switchable) U.S. Military model

AC 120V only U.S.A. model

@ This service manual is applicable to the PL-3000/HB, HE. For servicing of the other types,
please refer to the additional service manuals.

CONTENTS
1. SPECIFICATIONS .............-020-0008 2 9.1 Schematic Diagram .............000, 21
2. PANEL FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS ..... 3 9.2 P.C Board Connection Diagram ......... 23
3. BLOCK DIAGRAM (IC=PA3006) ........... 5 Q:3:> (Parts: List... 46 a8 and et Roepe ead 25
4. D.D MOTOR TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART
4.1. Motor Fails to Rotate ............... 6
4.2 Considerable Wow and Flutter in Motor ... 7
4.3. Motor Runaway ..............-2--- 8
4.4 Rotational Speed Adjustment .......... 8
5. OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENT OF
TURNTABLE DRIVE MECHANISM
5.1 Auto Leadin............. 000200 ee 9
5.2 Auto-Return ... 2.2... 0.0.2 eee ee ees 10
5.3. Manual Operation.................. 11
5.4) -Auto-Cuts occ Sie age ee Re wfaa ean 11
5.5 Adjustments............--
00 ee eee 11
6. DISASSEMBLY
6.1 Base and Panel ..........-....0006. 13
6:2:> MOTOR waco Bee Bo weeee dees 13
6.3. Sub-panel Assembly and Tonearm Base.... 13
6.4 Tonearm..........
2-0 eee ee 14
6.5 Push-button Unit .................. 14
7. EXPLODED VIEWS ................0-0. 15
7.1. Sub-panel Assembly (PXB-043) ......... 17
FQ? TONGAN oie coe ea ee ee a ee 18
7.3. Motor Assembly (PXB-031) ........... 19
Bi PACKING dors foie eR th woe Pad Ate 20
9. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, P.C BOARD
PATTERNS AND PARTS LIST
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1. SPECIFICATIONS FOR USE IN UNITED KINGDOM
Motor and Turntable CAUTION 240V: MAINS SUPPLY VOLTAGE IS
Drive System... 0.0.00... eee eee eee Direct-drive FACTORY ADJUSTED AT 240
VOLTS.
MOLOP st oc sh tecaieldd [Link] ite is ene DC servo motor
Turntable Platter. . . 310mm diam. aluminum alloy die-cast IMPORTANT
Moment of Inertia... .. 220kg-cm? (including platter mat)
The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance
Speeds... wea Sr ete sb es 33-1/3 and 45rpm
with the following code:
Speed Control Range... .......2200.00000... 42%
Blue: Neutral
Wow and Flutter........... Less than 0.03% (WRMS)
Brown: Live
Signal-to-Noise Ratio. ........ More than 73dB (DIN-B)
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this
Tonearm apparatus may not correspond with the coloured mark-
ings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as
TYPGs. eee sa ee Static-balance type, S-shaped pipe arm follows.
Effective Arm Length ................... 221mm The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to
OVERMAN Be os eiieca baie! Quid se Mn Pete era doaely Bvtleaes 15.5mm the terminal which is marked with the latter N or
coloured black.
Usable Cartridge Weight......... 4g (min.) to 9g (max.)
The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to
Subfunctions the terminal which is marked with the letter L or
coloured red.
Full auto mechanism, Anti-skating force control, Stylus The power cord should be connected last, make sure
pressure direct-readout counterweight, Strobe light, Free that the power switch is off.
stop hinges Unplug the set from the wall socket when it is not be
used for an extended period of time.
Semiconductors
Transistors, sc 24s decd a dl 4 eit oe eee eee ee 2
DIGGeS. oh ts a dirt ns apie calc Sins Doty 7
Hallelements.... [Link]. 0000. eee .. ee eee ees 3
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Miscellaneous
Power Requirements:
PL-3000/HB, HE .. 220/240V~(switchable), 50, 60Hz
Power Consumption ..........0.
000 ccee eeee 7W
Dimensions .......... 384(W) x 145(H) x 360(D) mm
15-1/8(W) x 5-11/16(H) x 14-3/16(D) in.
WEIBAE ais 25 oe ede es 4 7.9kg/17 Ib 7 oz

PC-150 Specifications
TYPOs oi tad Pawel tau vee 8S Moving magnet type
SEYIUS 0-245 Cerna 4See Antiee 0.5 mil diamond (PN-150)
Output Voltage.............. 3.5mV (1kHz, 50mm/s
Peak velocity, LAT)
Tracking Force............ 1.7g to 2.5g (proper 2.2g)
‘Frequency Response ............... 15 to 30,000Hz

Accessories
EP adaptor [Link].n eb aed phot bac aGheehane x 1
Screwdriver... 0.0.0... 2c cee cee ene eee ]
Operating instructions (French & German
furnished on models for HE) ..............000- 1
NOTE:
Specifications and design subject to possible modification
without notice, due to improvements.
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2. PANEL FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS

SPEED SELECTOR BUTTON DUST COVER
45 .... When this button is depressed, the platter will Keep this closed unless operating the controls or tonearm,
rotate at 45rpm. Depress for playing 45rpm or changing over records. This serves to keep dust from
records, singles or EP’s. adhering to the records during record play. When fully
33. .... When this button is set to the released position, opened and pulled straight up, this dust cover can be
the platter will rotate at 33-1/3rpm. Release removed from the cabinet.
for playing 33-1/3rpm records like LP’s.

EP ADAPTOR/ADAPTOR RETAINER
SPEED ADJUSTMENT KNOB When playing an EP record, fit this adaptor to the center
shaft. When not in use, attach it to the adaptor retainer.
Turn this knob when delicately adjusting the speed of the
platter. The speed of platter will increase when the knob
is turned clockwise, in the direction of ‘‘+”; it will ANTI-SKATE KNOB
decrease when turned counterclockwise, in the direction
This knob is used to cancel out the harmful skating force
of ‘‘—”, For detailed instruction, refer to the section
which is generated during record play.
“ADJUSTING THE SPEED OF PLATTER”.

STROBE LIGHT/SPEED CHECKING WINDOW

The strobe light comes on when the START/CUT button ARM REST/CLAMPER
is depressed, and the stroboscope illuminates the design The arm rest supports the tonearm when it is not being
cut around the bottom face of the turntable. The speed of used. Set the tonearm on its rest when it is not playing
the platter can be checked by observing the movement of records, Clamp it into position if you don’t have any
markings through the checking window. (Refer to ‘“AD- immediate plans to play records.
JUSTING THE SPEED OF PLATTER”’).

TONEARM
This tonearm is designed to ‘apply the correct tracking
RECORD SIZE SELECTOR force to the cartridge and to keep this force at the precise
This selector selects the size of the record for automatic level for faithful tracking of the record grooves.
play and also selects manual play.
7” 17... For the automatic play of 17cm (7-inch) START/CUT BUTTON
LP and EP records. When this button is depressed, the power is turned on for
10” 25... For the automatic play of 25cm (10-inch) the turntable, the strobe light comes on and the platter
LP records. starts to rotate. With the RECORD SIZE SELECTOR ADJUSTING THE SPEED OF PLATTER
12”°30 .. For the automatic play of 30cm (12-inch) set at one of the positions — 30, 25, or 17 — the tonearm 1. Observe the stroboscope through the speed checking
LP records. moves automatically to the record disc as the platter starts window. Four different pitches of the markings are
used in the stroboscope. The pitch varies with the OODOD0O00O0 C0 °@ For 45rpmin 50H2z area
MAN... For the manual play of records. rotation, thus starting record playing.
power line frequency and the rotating speed of the 00000 0 For 45rpm in 60Hz area
NOTE: If this button is depressed while the record is playing, the platter, as shown.
The tonearm will not be actuated when the RECORD tonearm automatically returns to the arm rest, and the . Make sure one of the four types of stroboscope Oo oO For 33-1/3rpm in 50Hz area
SIZE SELECTOR is at the MANUAL position for play, power to the turntable will be cut off. markings is set according to the line frequency and
For 33-1/3rpm in 60Hz area
even if the START/CUT button and the REPEAT the platter speed, and turn the SPEED ADJUST-
buttonare pushed. MENT knob as instructed in the following to make
adjustment.
@ When markings appear to stand still: The platter is
turning at the rated speed (33-1/3 or 45rpm), and
REPEAT BUTTON
no adjustment is required.
Push this button when you want to listen to the same PLATTER/PLATTER MAT When markings appear to move rightwards: The
record again. Press the button once more to release. When the tonearm is moved and power is supplied to the speed of the platter is lower than the rated speed.
turntable, the platter will start rotating at the set rotation Turn the knob clockwise until markings appear to
NOTE: stand still.
All you have to do for repeat play is to press the speed.
When markings appear to move leftwards: The
REPEAT button. There is no need to push the START/ The platter mat stabilizes the records and also absorbs ex- speed of the platter is higher than the rated speed.
CUT button again. ternal vibration. Turn the knob counterclockwise until the mark-
ings appear to stand still.
3. BLOCK DIAGRAM
(IC = PA3006) 4.D.D MOTOR TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART
4.1 MOTOR FAILS TO ROTATE

Defective Q,, @Q,, Ds. or other

Does 18V register between Q, emitter
circuit components in the power
and ground ?
supply stage.

+Vcc18V YES

(to Vec) i Check that external connections are

normal (including pitch VRs and motor
SWITCHING connector plug).

YES
CONSTANT
CURRENT

Does 6.3V (to Vcc) register at pin no.7 of

Defective PA3006.
r--- PA3006 ?

YES

Does the voltage across pins 6 and 7 of Are the same voltage readings
PA8006 register 3.4V for 33 rpm, and obtained when measuring after dis-
3.6V for 45 rpm ? NO
connecting terminal no.12 of the
YES printed circuit board ?

Defect in the reference bias circuit

consisting of R,;~R,, VR,,VR2, Di
and D,.

Defective PA3006.

Does the voltage across pins 4 and 7

Supply of current
of PA3006 register 2.9V ? (Connect the
positive probe of the multimeter to pin Defect in the speed detector circuit
WT VT
no.4 , and the negative probe to pin consisting of Ryg~R,,,C,,C3, and
VTL TTD TM no.7). D3;~D,.
VTE WT WT YES

Does the voltage across pins 7 and 9

of PA38006 register about 1V ?
Deffective PA3006.
(Connect positive probe to pin no.9, |NO
DD Motor Operation and negative probe to pin no.7).
The control circuit employed in the PL-3000 tion is basically the same, and has already been
YES
turntable is an IC version of the control circuit described in the ‘Additional Service Manual”
in the PXM-030 [Link] turntable. Opera- (ART-292 ) for the PXM-030.

Position Detector Hall Element Output and Coil Current

 PL-3000

e Includes motor dead point

e Rotate Motor by hand.

Does 0.8V register between pin no.17 of Do the voltages between each of the Hall
PA3006 and ground ? element outputs (pins 11 and 12, 13 and
14, and 15 and 16 of PA3006) register
at least 0.2V ?
And are all the DC levels at least 9V ?

Defective Hall element.

Turn the power off, and measure the

resistance between Vcc and pins 18, 19,
and 20 of PA3006. (connecting the
Defective PA3006 ?
positive probe of the multimeter to Vcc).
Is a reading of 602 + 40 obtained in
each case ?

Infinite resistance: break in coil

Resistance too low: shorted coil

4.2 CONSIDERABLE WOW AND FLUTTER IN MOTOR

Turn the power on, and rotate the turn- Check the Hall element operation (see@
table platter slowly (about 1 rotation in above under “Motor Fails to Rotate’’).
5 seconds). Do the voltages at pins 18,
19, and 20 of PA3006 switch back and
forth between 18V and 1V ?
Check the coil (see @ and @ above
YES under the same ‘‘Motor Fails to Rotate”
section).

Remove D;, D,, and D;, and check Defective diode.

them for normal conduction with the Even if only 1 diode is defective, all 3
multimeter). must be replaced as a single set.

YES

When measuring with a wow and flutter meter,

1 deflection per revolution indicates a lack of mechanical alignment, or defective shaft
or shaft bearing,
1 deflection per 2 revolutions indicates a defective shaft or shaft bearing,
while 4 deflections per revolution indicate defective capacitors (C; ~~ C,) or PA3006.
4.3 MOTOR RUNAWAY
Check power supply voltage and wiring connections.

Does the voltage between pins 6 and 7 of Defective reference bias circuit consist-
PA3006 register about 3.4V ? ing of R, ~ R,, VR,, VR,,D,, andD,,
or defective PA3006. (Refer to the
“Motor Fails to Rotate”’ section).

Hold the turntable platter still by hand,

and measure the voltage at pin no.4 of
PA3006. Does the voltage register 2.9V,
and then 3.4V when the platter is re-
Defective speed detector circuit consist-
leased at 33 rpm ? In other words, does
ing of Rg ~ R,,, C,, C3, and D; ~ D,.
the voltage increase as the rotational
speed increases ?

Defective PA3006.

4.4 ROTATIONAL SPEED ADJUSTMENT

If correct speed cannot be attained by adjusting
the pitch controls, adjust the motor in the follow-
ing way. [
1. Set the pitch controls to the center positions. || —
2 . Turn the power on, and adjust VR, and VR,
in turn to obtain accurate rotational speeds at
45 rpm and 33-1/3 rpm respectively (i.e. when
stroboscope appears to be stationary).
Screw driver ae

VRi (33 45 rpm)

VR2 (45 rpm)

Fig. 1
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5. OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENT OF TURNTABLE

DRIVE MECHANISM
Feed plate

Return lever

Actuator
PU plate screw

Microswitch A Selector plate

Crank lever
Operation plate

Microswitch B PU plate shaft

Rotary cam
Disengage lever __]

Short switch Lock lever

Fig. 2. Drive mechanism when stationary

5.1 AUTO LEAD IN

When the START or REPEAT button is pressed, 6. Although the start lever stops, the operation
power is applied to the Timing motor, and the plate continues to rotate, consequently releas-
rotary cam commences to rotate. By the time ing the lock lever from the PU plate shaft (the
this cam has made half a turn (commencement of lock lever being pushed out by contact with
record play), the following operations will have the operation plate at point B).
been completed. . As the operation plate continues to rotate, the
1. When the cam commences to rotate, micro- tonearm elevation is lowered until the stylus
switch A is turned on to start up the DD lands on the record surface (see Fig. 5).
motor.
2. The crank lever coupled to the cam rotates the Selector plate
operation plate. Start lever
3. The start lever commences to move at the same
time as the operation plate, resulting in the
lock lever engaging the PU plate shaft (see
Fig, 3-a).
4. As the cam rotates further, the lock lever
together with the start lever moves the tonearm
across to the position determined by the
selector plate.
5. The start lever stops when it meets the selector Lock lever
plate (see Fig. 3-b A point). Fig. 3-a Fig. 3-b
 . As soon as this lowering operation is complet-
ed, the cam will have completed exactly half Actuator
a tum. Since the actuator drops into the con-
cave section of the cam, microswitch B (base)
is turned off to stop the Timing motor. Short switch
. At the same time that the Timing motor is
turned off, the switch shorting the cartridge
output terminal is turned off (thereby dis-
connecting the muting circuit).
10. As the record commences to rotate, the tone-
arm is drawn across to the center of the record
(Fig. 5).
Microswitch
5.2 AUTO-RETURN
1. As the tonearm approaches the lead-out groove
of the record, PU plate screw presses against Fig. 4
the feed plate, thereby moving the stopper
towards the center shaft (see Fig. 6).
. Once the stopper snaps back by the pin at-
tached to the motor, microswitch B (lower
side) is turned on by the return lever, resulting
in power being applied to the Timing motor
(see Fig. 6).
Nos. @ to @ in Fig. 6 indicate the sequence
of events up until the Timing motor com- PU plate shaft
mences to rotate. Fig. 5
. The cam rotating together with the Timing
motor also rotates the operation plate via the Fig. 4, Fig. 5 Drive mechanism during record play
crank lever, the cartridge output being shorted (Cam rotated half a turn)
during this rotational operation by the short
switch.
Stopper
. Rotation of the operation plate activates the
arm lifter, thereby lifting the tonearm away Feed plate
from the record.
. The return lever on the operation plate then
PU plate screw
commences to return the PU plate shaft in
order to return the tonearm to the arm rest
(see Fig. 7).
. After the tonearm has been returned to the
arm rest, the rotating cam switches off the
power to the main motor, and to all other
parts of the PL-3000 (microswitch A is turned
off when the upper side of the actuator drops
into the concave section of the cam).

Crank lever

Microswitch A

Microswitch B
O|

Rotary cam Disengage lever

Fig. 6

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5.4 AUTO-CUT
Operation plate
When the CUT button is pressed, power is
applied to the Timing motor, resulting in the same
sequence of events as described in steps 3 to 6
under section 5.2.
5.5 ADJUSTMENTS
PU plate shaft Prior to commencing any adjustments, check
that the PU plate shaft moves along the center axis
of the slot in the sub-panel as shown in Fig. 8.

Return lever
Fig. 7

5.3 MANUAL OPERATION

e Start by pressing START button first
1. Set the RECORD SIZE SELECTOR to the
MANUAL position.
2. When the START button is then pressed, and
the Timing motor commences to rotate, the Fig. 8
operation plate will also commence to rotate,
resulting in the lock lever together with start e Tonearm lowering position
lever holding the PU plate shaft. Tonearm lowering position is adjusted by turn-
3. In the same position that the PU plate shaft is ing an adjustment screw located in the hole at the
held, the start lever meets the claw of the base of the tonearm (see Fig. 9).
selector plate, and consequently stops. Turn the screw clockwise to move the lowering
After the operation plate rotates a little fur- position inwards.
ther, the operation plate shaft separates the Turn the screw counterclockwise to move the
lock lever from the PU plate shaft. lowering position outwards.
4. Asthe operation plate continues to rotate, the This adjustment may be simplified by using a
elevation pin drops down when the sloped test record .
portion of the plate is met. The Timing motor
subsequently stops when the operation plate is
pushed round as far as it will go. Adjustment screw
5. Raise the tonearm by hand, and lower the
stylus onto the record to commence play. Screw driver
The return operation in this case is the same as
described above under section 5.2.
e Start by first moving tonearm across to the
record
First lift the tonearm and move it across to
above the record, and then press the START but-
ton. The Timing motor will commence to rotate,
and operation plate will start to move, resulting in
the tonearm being lowered in the same way as de-
scribed before. Lowerin ition
Lowering position
°
GiPOsItIO too far in
too far out

O) 0)
Fig. 9

11
 e Auto-return position e Short switch
1. If the tonearm returns too early, screw the PU The short switch gap should be 0.5mm during
plate screw outwards (see Fig. 10). record play. This gap may be adjusted by the
2. If the tonearm returns too slow, screw the PU screw shown in Fig. 12 below.
plate screw inwards.
—

Feed plate

PU plate screw

Fig. 10

@ Tonearm misoperation
If the tonearm should happen to stop midway
during the lead-in operation, adjust the nut shown
in Fig. 11.
Note:
This nut should be neither too tight, nor too loose.

Operation plate.

Fig. 12

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6. DISASSEMBLY
6.1 BASE AND PANEL
1. First remove the top cover by undoing the . Next undo the screws @ securing the 4 insu-
4 securing screws @. lators.
2. Then disconnect the connector @ plugged into . Lie the tonearm over towards the center, and
the printed circuit board. carefully lift the panel up and off.
3. And disconnect the connector @ plugged into
the motor.

Top cover

PU plate assembly
g7-Sub-panel
assembly

Fig. 16

Fig. 13 Fig. 15

6.2 MOTOR 6.4 TONEARM (Fig. 16)

1. First remove the panel as described above 1. First separate the tonearm base from the sub-
under section 6.1. panel assembly as described above under
2. Then undo the 3 screws @ securing the motor. section 6.3.
2. Use a hexagonal wrench to loosen the 2 screws
@. Then remove the PU plate assembly. Push-button
6.3 SUB-PANEL ASSEMBLY AND TONEARM unit
3. Use the same hexagonal wrench to loosen
BASE (Fig. 15)
screw @, and lift the tonearm out from the
1. First remove the panel as described above
tonearm base.
under section 6.1.
2. Then undo the 3 screws @ securing the tone- 6.5 PUSH-BUTTON UNIT (Fig. 17)
arm base and the sub-panel assembly. 1. First remove the panel as described above Fig. 17
3. Use a soldering iron to disconnect the tone- under section 6.1.
arm lead wires. 2. Pull the RECORD SIZE SELECTOR @ up and
. Undo the 2 screws @ (located underneath the out.
sub-panel assembly) securing the tonearm base 3. Undo the 3 screws @ securing the control base
to the sub-panel assembly. unit.
. Then undo the 2 screws @ securing the push-
button unit.

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 1 ae 2 L 3 lL 4 I 5 NOTES:
7. EXP LODED Vi EWS e [__] marked parts cannot be supplied.
e The A mark found on some component parts indicates
Pan head P tight screw the importance of the safety factor of the part. There-
M3 x 8 (Black) fore. when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical
designation.
Dust cover A
PNV-026 Hinge assembly TM3x8
PXA-323
_ See page 18 : i
Rubber mat assembly
PEA-029

~ TM4x8
(Black)

PAC-023
Turntable platter
RNR-090

Panel Power cord i____TRubber foot]

PNX-020 PDG-016 (HB Type) sel Ee B
/A\ Power cord
Knob gs
. e, PDG-015 (HE Type) A
i oe A CS Sub-panel assembly
: Z PXB-043
PAC-025 Mirror
Special nut M7 a PAG-001 Motor assembly
Special washer M7 PXB-031
eee Output cord —)
: es PDE-044
Strobe holder | Stopper
Pan head P tight screw PNW-472 = a
ower transformer PEC-051
M3 x 10 PTT-068 Connector assembly
Neon lamp holder
Switch eeiely PNW-471 Pan head P tight screw ie aa
Push switch EW3 M4 x 10 Sc e
PSG-015 Pan head P tight screw selector cam ot elector lever Rubber cushion (A) a iS: Cc
M3 x 10 PNW-488 | PNW-489 PEB-102 oa ——[ a
Actuator (B) unit SS i \e
Variable resistor Spring PXT-320 F ys,
PCS-015 PBH-213 PBH ace Voltage selector switch . 7
Polyethylene carbonate screw Steel ball Ny si PSB-009 S
M3x15 65/32" NY Gr a Actuator (A) unit
PM3 x 15 ek) IP PXT-307 Spring (D)
‘\ Microswitch 56 é “<-~ Polyehtylene washer PBH-205 PA —— Rubber cushion (A)
PSroI2. ne” _Salis
Ge Be ee a Etec Holder
se PEC-052 :
e
2 5 : PNW-375
spring
pring (8)
PBH-203
no : \ ae ay ——Case
PAC- 024 if | s~-———-Control assembly PNW-484
Push switch unit { ou XWM-010
PXT-306 P je
; +. Sheet * ! d Screw
(Conta baieunit)\ a PEC-052 PBA —
—Foot
PYY-024 b!
PT3x6 /. Microswitch
> PSF-009
Polyethylene = screw an head P tight screw
Pan head Ptight screw PM3x15 ay 45 M 3x10
M3 x 10

1 J 2 I 3 ii a L[ 5 L_ 6 7
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7.1 SUB-PANEL ASSEMBLY (PXB-043) NOTES:
e{_] marked parts cannot be supplied.
e The A mark found on some compo-
nent parts indicates the importance of
the safety factor of the part. Therefore,
when replacing, be sure to use parts of
Connector assembly
identical designation. A

Stopper unit
PXT-297
Pan
M3x8head delta tight screw PM2.6x6.

Polyethylene washer Pan head delta tight screw

M3x5
‘
3.1¢ x 5.4@ x 0.25t
Stopper rubber unit
PXT-219 -~-3, Timing motor
PXM-064
Sheet
PEC-052 Sub-panel unit) “

4\ Microswitch
a PSF-009 x.)

&— Collar
PLA-404

PM2.6x10

Special nut
KLA-159
(Actuator (D) Teflon washer
PBK-029 p— Short switch PBF-003
; KSN-001 Start lever unit
Plate < ~Actuator (A)!
PXT-124 KNA-101 rFW2.6 ~~ PXT- 300
Spring
Spring \ /B33-635 Cc
Polyethylene washer Meg PT2.6x6 PBK-006 Lock lever unit
4.1¢ x 6.5 x 0.25t . | Rotor unit PXT-312
Spring, =| PXT-31
PBH-194 |

eflon wes her

Lever PBF-003
PNB-112 | Spring
Spring gs PNW-476 = B33-609
PBH-096 Selector plate Return leer unit
EWS3 | ee, PXT-310

Spring washer
PNB-519

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7.2. TONEARM NOTE:
marked parts cannot be supplied.

Cartridge mounting screw (W) Tonearm

PPD.579 assembly
PBA-905
Weight assembly
PXA-732

Ute Head shell assembly

PXA-693
Gries Rubber
PXT-967 (Without stylus) 2 PNT-516
Arm elevation
PNW-577

Arm rest assembly 2h

PXB-002

Rubber cap
PEB-114

PNW-491

AS spring washer
PBE-012
is AS cam
) PNW-379
PLA-405 | |

ree :

PT3x6 a
Pi | Paces
'~AS screw
AS lever

EW4| AS spring PBA-085

; PBH-210 ;
Lever
PNC-027

Spring
| EWw2BHIes .IEW3
Spring washer——e Spring washer
PNB-519 | PNB-224
aoli plate unit
PU plate assembly — ried 7

PXB-006

Shaft unit
PXT-201
Polyethylene carbonate screw :
M3x 12
Cam unit
PXT-109

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NOTE:
7.3 MOTOR ASSEMBLY (PXB-031) [-] marked parts cannot be supplied. 8. PACKI NG

Rubber mat assembly

PEA-029
Operating instructions
PRB-125 (English)
PRD-041 (German/French
HE type only)
Pan head tap tight screw
M3x25

Cover
Clamp screw H56-603
ti BD.) Armature core assembly PBA-079
Washer
ame! BEL:
Steel ball B22-026
PEF-001

Base Protector
PNW-466 PHA-079
PSA3x6—§
Protector
PHA-079
Cover
Connector assembly PHC-069

8 | Packing case
Screw7 are PHG-316
: a Screw
PNC-016 Screw driver
KEX-002

Flap stopper
KNK-403 45 Adaptor
N93-603 Weight assembly
PXA-732

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9. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, P.C. BOARD PATTERNS AND PARTS LIST
9.1 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

CONTROL Ass’y XWM-0O10

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10k (2W) RO 5.6k
33k
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Ass’y 15.1) 33rpm
SUB PANEL
B PX B-043 Ti5.3] 45rpm :
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C2 = Z2
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STOP: —-START/REPEAT
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S1 Microswitch PSF-012 , 0.01 22 HI~ H3
S2 Microswitch PSF -009 | (/2w) ROMA Oe
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BLK WHT |OR YEL BRN

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(is) SWITCHES
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RESISTORS
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Indicated inQ, 14W,+5%
:
tolerance unless otherwise
| noted
VR3 $5 ki kKO , MIMO CF): 1%, (G)- 42%, (K)i 410% tolerance
| Tk o> S| START / REPEAT ON ~ OFF 5 CAPACITORS: : :
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S2 CUT (STOP) ON — OFF Indicated in capacity (uF) / voltage(V) unless otherwise noted p: pF
| S32 MICRO (START/REPEAT) ON- OFF Indication without voltage is SOV except electrolytic capacitor.
PITCH CONTROL 54 MICRO( STOP) ee sce 3 VOLTAGE
Ac 220/240v AC POWER ivties
50/60 H PDG-015 (HE Type ' E =a) ; voltage (V) at no input signal
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* PDG-016 (HB Type, S$ : PSG-015 ‘ SS SPEED SELECTOR 45rpm-33/3rem = gs OTHERS;
without plug) VR3: PCS-O15 | The underlined indicates the switch position @ |. Adjusting point.
D Ieee a ‘ ‘ _ The A mark found on some component parts indicates the
Power transformer ee ee ee | This is the basic schematic diagram , but the actual circuit importance of the safety factor of the part. Therefore,
PTT-068 SWITCH Ass’y may vary due to improvements in design. when replacing , be sure to use parts of identical designation

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9.2 P.C. BOARD CONNECTION DIAGRAM

S, START/REPEAT
S,

G € AC 220/240V
O 50/60Hz
CUT(STOP)

SUB PANEL Ass’y | : : eB CONTROL Ass’y

PXB.043 ZWhhOrG

S; MICRO SWITCHES
(START/REPEAT)
S, MICRO SWITCHES
(STOP)

POSITIONAL DETECTOR Ass’y

Power transformer

SWITCH Ass’y
XWX-026

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