OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

& SERVICE MANUAL

STEREO RECEIVER
SANSUI SEVEN
SANSUl ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
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Congrat ul ations on Jommg the thousands of proud, satisfied owners
of quality stereo components from Sansui, Japan's foremost audio-
only spec ialist.
In man y ways, the SEVEN is a culmination of our long experience
and arduous research in the design and manufacture of qualit y audio-
only equipment.
It s tuner section combines an FET-equipped super sensitive FM
frontend and an IC-equipped FM IF ampli fi er which ensures outstand -
ing FM selectivit y and superb tone quality.
Its amplifier section is a 160-watt masterpiece designed, tested and
proven to bring out every subt le shade of the or iginal sound, regard-
less of the program source, free from distortion.
Ove r-all , the receiver is equipped with practicall y all the swit ches,
controls, inputs and outputs that you would ever need to enjoy today's
most advanced hi-fi sound reproduction.
This manual has been prepared to guide you in operating and caring
for the receiver correctly, so that you will get the most out of its
built-in high performance and exceptional ve rsatilit y. May we sug-
gest that you read it once carefully?
CONTENTS
SWITCHES AND CONTROLS ........... . ... . ... . ........ .. ..... . . .. 3,4,5
CONNECTIONS .... .. .. . ...... .. .... ......... .. ........... .. . .. ....... .. 6,7,8
OPERATIONS .. . .. . ..................... . . ...... . . ... . ........ . ... . .. .... ...... 9
4-CHANNEL STEREO SYSTEM ...... .. . . __ ... ... _ .. .. .. .. .... . .. . . ... 10
NOISE REDUCTION SYSTEM ............... . ................ _ .. .. . .... 11
SIMPLE MAINTENANCE HINTS . ..... .. . . ........ . ...... .. ........ . 12
SIMPLE MAINTENANCE HINTS/ ACCESSORIES .... ..... .. . 13,14
GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING CHART . ... . . . .... ....... ... 15, 16
SPECIFICATIONS ............. . ............ .. ..... .. ............. . ........ 17
DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE ..... . .. ...... ........ ..... .... .. . . ..... .. 18
TEST POINTS .. ...... ... ........... ................... . .. .. . . .... ......... . . 19
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF AMPLIFIER SECTION . .... . 20, 21
SCHEMATIC DI AGRAM OF TUNER SECTION .... . . . ... .. . . . 22,23
ALIGNMENT .... .. . .. .. .. .. .. ....... ..... .... _ .. ..... ............. 24,25,26
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS AND PARTS LIST ............ 27- 39
OTHER PARTS AND THEIR LOCATION ON CHASSIS ... 40- 42
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SWITCHES AND CONTROLS
Explained Oil the ri ght are the functions of the
\'ariolls switches and controls located on the front
panel of your SEYE:\. They are all designed
and located to gi\'e you maximum control of the
rccei\'er with the greatest ease. Read the instruc
tions oncc and you'll find C\'cry onc of them is
very e<:lsy to operate.
The Operating Instructions Sheet. accompanying
thi s booklet. carrics thc same infonl'lation in a
condensed form. for future quick references.
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Noise Filter Switches
LOW: Push to cut off low- frequency noise such
as the rumbling of the turntahle motor.
HIGH: Push to cut off high-frequency noise such
as the scratch noise of a worn record, tape hi ss
or the whislc noise in radio broadcasts.
Lea,e the switches off at all other times.
Power Switch
Push once to turn on the power supply for the
entire recci\er. once marc to turn off.
Power Indicator
Tuning and Signal Meters
The desired F1\[ station is pinpointed when the
Signal i\lctcr pointer has swung as far to the
right as possible and the Tuning pointer is
perfectly centered.
:\11 ,-\:\1 station, in contrast, is correctly tUlled in
when the Signal i\lcter pointer has swung as far
10 the r ight as it will go. You need not pay
attention to the Tuning

,
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Accommodates a stereo headphone set for moni-
tor ing and private listening, \ Vhen listening with
'-----
headphones, turn the Speaker Selector to' OFF.'
The headphones used should be a dynamic type.
Speaker Selector ----------=--------------'
OFF: To cut off the sound from the speaker
systems when li stening with headphones.
A: To dri\'e the speaker systems connected to
the SYSTEi\[ A terminals.
B: To drive the ones connected to the
13 terminals.
C: To dri,e the ones connected to the SYSTE\[
C terminals.
A+B: To dri,e both A and 13 pairs of speaker
systems.
A + C: To drive both A and C pairs of speaker
systems.
Triple Tone Controls _---J
BASS: Usc to strengthen or weaken the receiver's
low-end response. Turn it clockwise to emphasize
the lows hy :ldR per step.
MIDRANGE: l ise to strengt hen or weakcn the
midrange response. Turn it clockwisc to empha-
size the midranges by Id13 per step.
TREBLE: 1 i.e to st ren)( then or weaken thc
high-end response. Tllrn it clockwise tocmphasize
the highs by :ldR per step.
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Loudness Switch
The human car is slich that an apparent ' drop-out'
of the lows and highs occurs when you're lislen-
ing at a low \'oIulllc Ic"cl. Pushing this switch
compensates for thi s apparent loss and appropn-
ately accent s the lows and highs.
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Volume Control ___ .oJ
Tllrn it clockwise to raise the volume.
Balance Control
1'S(' to halalH'c thc lert and right channel s.
N.R. Adaptor Switch _----J
If you connect a noise reduction adaptor to the
SEVEN and want to record or reproducc on a
tape deck \ia such ad3ptor. push this switch.
,---- FM Stereo Indicator
I.ights when the rccci,"cr is tuned to an sta-
tion broadcasting in stereo.
,--- Mono Switch
Push to hear in mono whate\'cr program source
you may h;I\' c tlcljusted the recei\'cr to reproduce.
'-----Selector Control
Depending on what you wish to hear. turn to the
appropriate position.
PHONO. 2: Selects a turntahle connected to
the PI [ONO inputs.
PHONO.l: Selects the one connc(ted to the
PIIONO 1 in puts.
FM AUTO: To hear 1' \1 hroadcasts, whcther
stereo or mono.
AM: To hear .-\1\1 broadcasts.
AUX: To hear whatc\'cr progrm source IS con-
nected to the At IX inputs.
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Function Indicators
Tape Monitor Switches
These switches control t:1pe monitor circuit s
and :!. See p. Y of Operating Instructions for
detailed instructions on the operation of tnpc
decks.
4. Channel Adaptor Switch
If YOll.connect " Ichannel adaptor to the SE\ Ei\
3nd Illal,: e other necessary conncct ions. you will
be able to upgradc thi s :'! ('ilan1l cl sterco receiver
to i-channel stereo capahilities hy pushing thi s
switch (rerer to p. 10 of ()I>crating Instructions).
(hhc.rwise. he sure to ).;cep it orr.
FM Muting Release Switch
This switch. if not depressed. climinates thc inter-
station noi se cOIll111only heard when t uning on the
1'\1 hand. I t should be pushed to rel ease the
Illuting function whell you arc trying to tUll e in
a weak station.
Tuning Control
Tunc in thc dcsired st<ltioll hy turning thi s ron-
trol.
Tape Monitor.2 Jacks
1\ part of tape monitor circuit 2, these jacks con-
nect a tape deck with phone plugs. The upper
jack is for recording, and the lower one for play-
back. Connecting: a tapc deck here automati cally
disables the pin jack terminals and DIN connector
socket of tape monilor circuit :l on the receivcr's
rear panel.
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CONNECTIONS
OUTDOOR FM ANTENNA
JOOn BALANC[o
r[[DR CA8LE
INDOOR 'T' SHAPED FM ANTENNA
CONNECTI NG TO
ANTENNA AND_"'--
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TURNTABLE 1

TURNTABLE
__ = LEFT CHANNEL
---RI GHT CHANNEL
COMPONENTS
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CONNECT NOISE
REDUCTI ON ADAPTOR
HERE (SEE p, 11)
CONNECT 4,CHANNEL
ADAPTOR HERE
(SEE p, 10)
RECORD
PLAYBACK
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TAPE DECK 2
SPEAKER SYSTEM A
RIGHT SPEAKER LEFT SPEAKER
WALL AC OUTLET
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TAPE DECK 1
Connecting Speaker Systems
The SEVEN connects up to three p<lirs of spe<lker
systems. Any pair may be driven independently
or a combination of two pairs may be dri\'cn. as
selected by the Speaker Selector. Connect them to
the recei\'er as instructed in the diagram on the
left. taking care not to confuse the left and right
channels and the plus and minus leads. Also. be
ver y cCireflll not to short-circuit the pill s nnd minus
leads,
About the Speaker Impedance
Each speaker system connected to ),our SE\,El\
must possess an impcdfll1cC of ., to 16 ohms. Should
YOLI wi sh to dri\'c two pairs of speaker systems
simultaneously (hy turning: the Speaker Selector to
the .\ -'- If 0" '.-\ + C' position). each of them n","'
have an impedance of H ohms or more.
Connecting Antennas
FM Antennas
T.Shaped Feeder Antenna
If you li ,'e in the proximity of hroade<lst sl,ltiomi,
quality reception can he tlsually ohtained by ju!"t
selling: lip the T- shaped feeder cahle antcnn;1 sup-
plied with the recei,'cr. Connect thc antenna to thc
recei"er's terminal s. set up the receiver
for reception. stretch the antenna to a full T
shape, and adjust height ami directioll ulltil the
hest rece ption is ohtained,
Outdoor FM Antenna
Should the feeder cable ,mtenn" described "I>OI'e fail
to give you a dear recepl ioll . try installing an out-
door antenn".
\ Vhile many different types of antenna are com-
mercially ;w<li lable. it is <ldvi sahle to lISC one with
at least 5 or 7 clements.
Using feeder cahle, COT1I1et:t SllCh antenna to the
300n antenna terminals of the receiver. Oilsen'e
the following suggestions when connecting it:
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1. As an antenna is directional, locate and orient
the antenna in the place and direction which give
you t he hest reception. Actually listen to your
favorite FM station while you make the adjust.
ments,
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2. Be Sllre not to let the antenna touch electric
cables and other objects.
3 . Arrange the route of the feeder cable so as to
keep it as short as possible.
4. Try to keep the antenna as far from streets
as possible to prevent picking up the noise gener-
ated by automobiles.
If you should need long feeder cable to connect the
antenna or where the automobile traffic is hea,-y, it
is ad"isable to employ 750 coaxial cable. In this
case, howe\'er, it is necessary to connect a matching
transformer between the antenna and the coaxial
cable to match their impedances. Be sure to con-
nect the cable to the Fi\ 1 750 tennimds. (If the
antenna itself has an impedance of 750_ no match-
ing transformer is needed. )
AM Antenna"
Ferrite Bar Antenna
The highly sensitive AM ferrite har antenna, pro
'Aided on the rear of the recei,-er, is usually suffici-
cnt to obtain a quality reception of A ~ I stMions. To
usc, simply pull it out as illustrated_
Outdoor AM Antenna
Should the bar antenna fail to givc you a clear recep-
tion. however, connect a picce of pye wi re sup-
plied to the Ai'vl-A terminal on the recci,-er's rear
panel and extend it outside a window or on the
roof. Still beller results can be obtained if you
ground thc recei,-cr.
Connecting Turntables
As the SEVEN is equipped with two phono input
ci rcu its, it is possible to employ two turntables or
two tonearms with magnetic cartridges.
Connect the output cables of the turntable to the
PHONO 1 or 2 input terminals. Be sure to keep
the left and right channel cables in proper order.
Note:
1. If you wish to use a moving-coil (MC) type
cartridge, be sure to employ either a step-up trans-
former or separate head amplifier between the
turntable and the SEVEN.
2. If you wish to use " ceramic or crystal type
cartridge, connect the outputs of the turntable to
the receiver's AUX input terminals.
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Connecting Tape Decks
The SEVEN is pro"ided with two tape monitor cir-
cuits. One has pin jack terminals, while the other has
pin jack terminals, a DIN connector socket and
phone type jacks. If you arc connecting only one
tape deck, you are absolutely free to usc any lenni-
nals which arc most convenicnt to YOll _ But if you
arc connecting two tape decks, be sure to connect
one of them to the first tape monitor circuit. and
the other to any terminal s of the second tape
monitor circuit.
If Using Pin Jacks
If you are usi ng the pin jack terminals to connect
your tape deck, proceed as follows:
1. Connect a pair of shielded cables bet ween the
'TAPE 1 (or 2) REG' pin jack terminals of the
SEVEN and the recording input termimtls of your
tape deck.
2. Connect anot her pair of such cables bet ween the
recei"er's ' TA PE 1 (or 2) \ION' pin jack terminals
and the tape deck's playback (monitor) output
tenninals_ .
Note: If you don't connect a 4-channel adaptor to
the 4-CHANNEL ADAPTOR terminals on the rear
panel, you Illel)' connect flnother tapc deck to them_
Use the :!CI I OUTPUT terminals as recordi ng
outputs, and INPUT terminals as playback inputs.
If Using the DIN Socket
In the rather unlikely event that your tape deck is
equipped only with a DIN connector socket, plug
the DI 1 connector cable extending from it into the
5 pin DIN connector socket (marked TAPE-2 RECI
PLA Y) on the receiver's rear panel.
If Using Phone Jacks
Should your tape deck be equipped with cables with
phone type plugs, you may connect it to the phone
jacks on the receiver's front panel. The tape deck's
recording input plug should be inserted into the
upper 'TAPE REC' jack, and its playback output
plug into the lower 'PLAYBACK' jack.
Connecting a tape deck to the phone type jacks
automatically disables the pin jack terminals and
DIN connector socket of the second tape monitor
ci rcui t.
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OPERATIONS
FM Reception
1. Set the Selector Control to 'FM AUTO:
2. Tune in the desired FM station by turning the
Tuning Control.
I t is correctly pinpointed when the Signal Meter
pointer has swung as far to the right as possible and
the Tuning pointer is accurately centered.
3. Use the various other controls and swi tches to
sui t your personal preference.
AM Reception
l. Set the Selector Control to 'AM.'
2. Tune in the desired AM station by turning the
Tuning Knob until the Signal Meter pointer swings
as far to the ri ght as it will go near the frequency
of that station. The Tuning Meter dose not operate
for
3. Use the ,arious other control s and switches to
sui t your personal preference.
Playing Records
1. Set the Selector Control to 'PHONOI' or
'PHONOZ: depending on which input ci rcuit you
are using.
2. Start the turntable and play the record.
3. sc the ,"arious controls and switches to suit
your llersonal preference.
Recording and Playback on
Tape Decks
To Record into a Tape Deck
l. Set the recei,er's Selector Control to the program
source you want to record.
2. Start the talle deck in the recoding mode.
3. To monitor the sound being recorded, push the
TAPE MON 1 or 2 Switch, depending on which of
the two tape monitor circuits is ;Iccommoda l ing the
tape deck at the moment.
Note: is possible only if the tape deck
is equipped with separate heads for recording and
playback.
To Reproduce a Recorded Tape
1. Push the TAPE MON 1 or 2 Switch, depending
on which of the two tape monitor circuits is accom
modating the tape deck at the moment.
2. tart the tape deck in the playback mode.
3. se the nlrioliS control s and switches to sui t
your personal preference.
Recording into Two Tape Decks
Simultaneously
l. Set the Selector Control to the program source
you want to record.
2. Start both tape decks in the record ing mode.
Recording from One Tape Deck into the
Other
1. Push the TAPE 1 Switch.
2. Start the tape deck connected to the second tape
monitor circui t, in the recording mode.
3. Now start the other tape deck (conneted to the
first tape monitor circuit ) in the 1)layback mode.
Note: The copying (dubbing) of a recorded tape,
as described above, is only possible from a tape
deck connected to the first tape monitor circui t to
the one connected to the second tape monitor cir
cuit.
Signal Path Diagram
of Tape Record/
Playback Circuit
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4-CHANNEL STEREO SYSTEM
4.CHANNEL STEREO
The sound we daily hear is a mixture of the sounds
that reach Ollf ears straight from the sound source
- be it a rnusical instrument, a jet, a Ill all's mOllth
Of what ha\'e you-and the 'indi rect sounds' that
arrive at ollr cnrs only after they arc reflected of(
various surfaces. such as the walls, ceiling and so
forth. Fourchannel recordings arc mldc usi ng two
microphones in the front of the concert hall and
two in the rear (to si mplify the explanation). The
'indirect sounds' with their compl icated wa\'cforms
arc mainly picked up by the two rear rnicrophones
and reproduced out of the two rear speakers in a"",
channel stereo sct-up for t{rcatl y enhanced 'ambience'
effects . . The result is almost as if the oriJ.!inal li\'c
were f e-played r ight in YOUf own rool11.
This new approach can now be yours simply by
adding cert ai n equipment-mai nl y. a ansui-l-
channel rear amplifi er and a second pair of speaker
systems-to your :!-channcl stereo system.
SANSUI 4CHANNEL REAR AMPLIFIER QSSOO
Connecting a 4Channel Adaptor
Connection of such a rear amplifier or 4-channel
adaptor is easy. Just connect the 4CHA NEL
ADAPTOR 2CH. OUTPUT terminals of your
SEVEN with the input terminals 01 such rear ampli
fier or 4channel adaptor, then connect its 4CI-IAN
:-.IEL ADAPTOR II PUT terminals with the output
terminal s of such unit.
Operation
To operate the rear amplifier or 1 channel adaptor
so connected, push the 4CII ADAPTOR Switch on
the receivers front panel, and otherwise follow its
manufacturer's instructions.
4 CHANNEL REAR AMP

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I 4 CHANNEl = POWER I:: '
I ADAPTOR AM P. '
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SPU![I SISTI M
2CH
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OUTPUT INPUT
PROGRAM
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SEVEN
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NOISE REDUCTION SYSTEM
About Noise Reduction Systems
Tape hiss is the single greatest annoyance to tape
recording: enthusiasts. To eliminate this noise, se\'cr
al noise reduction systems have been developed to
date.
The latest innovation in this area is ",.lIed the Dolby
system. which reduces tape hiss most effecti"e1y
without affecting the tone quality of the program
source sound. It ilwolvcs compressing lowlc\"cl
signals (where tape hiss is most annoying) during
recording and then expanding them during playback
in exactly the opposite manner.
The Dolby system often more than doubles the
stereo listening enjoyment. T'o take maximum ad
"anlage of it, you only need couple a commercially
available Dolby :\oise Reduction Adaptor to your
SE\ E:\ .
Connecting a N.R. Adaptor
Connect the Noise Reduction (N.R.) Adaptor to the
NOISE REDUCTION ADAPTOR jacks on your
EVEN.
Such adaptor usually has four pairs of jacks-two
for connecting a tape deck, and two more for con-
necting an amplifier (in this case the SEVEN).
However, as your SEVE is equipped with pro-
visions for connecting up to two tape decks, it is
better to connect your tape deck(s) to the SEVEN
(refer to 'Connecting Tape Decks' on page 8).
With your tape deck(s) so connected, regard the
NOISE REDUCTION ADAPTOR-OUT, -IN,
-REC and ~ I O N jacks on your SEVEN's rear
panel as equivalent to these terminals:
OUT ... Tape recording output jacks of an ampli fier.
IN .. .. .. Tape playback input jacks of an amplifier.
REC .. . Recording input jacks of a tape deck.
MON . .. Playback output jacks of a tape deck.
With this in mind, make these connection. between
the SEVE:\ and the n.r. adaptor:
SE\ 'EN N.R. Adaptor
OUT . .. Input jacks of its recording circuit.
REC ... Output jacks of its recording circuit.
MON .. . Input jacks of its playback circuit.
IN ..... . Output jacks of its playback circuit.
Operating a N.R. Adaptor
Operate the n.r. adaptor correctly according to the
instructions supplied by its manufacturer. Then it
is simply a maller of operating your tapc deck COf-
rectly for recording and playback and pushing the
.R. ADAPTOR Switch on the SEVEN's front
panel.
Note: \Yhen you are recording via a two-circuit
type Dolby Noise Reduction Adaptor, changing its
mode switch from record to playback by mistake is
likely to cause a loud oscillating phenomenon. Be
very careful to avoid such mistake.
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SIMPLE MAINTENANCE HINTS
About the Place of Installation
The wooden cabinet of the SEVEN is designed so
that any heat radiated inside will cffecti\'e!y esc.ape
through it. Proper care should therefore be taken
of the dissipation of such heat if you wish to place
on top of the recei,er or place it inside
a closed box. etc. Abo\'e all. ",'oid placing it where
it may he exposed to the direct sunlight.
When Connecting a Turntable, etc.
To connect a turntable. tape deck and so forth. it is
strongly recommended to use thick. shielded cables
with minimal distrihuted capacitance and to keep
them as short as possible.
To solder the pin plugs supplied as accessories onto
such shielded cables. refer to the illustration below.
Hum and Howling
Care must be taken nc\'cr to place a turntable on or
too nCar a speaker system, or the vibration of the
speaker system is transmitted and causes howling.
It is best to keep these components completely
separate but if this is impossible. place a thick
clishion between them.
Ilummillg is a phenomenon caused by incomplete
or incorrect lurntablcrecchcr connections. Should
this occur, check to see if all connections are COIl"!-
pletely made and if the connecting cables are suf-
fi ciently thick. Be sure to connect the grounding
lead (or terminal ) of the turntable to the GND
terminal of the SEVEN. It may suppress the hum
noise wich may otherwise occur.
PM Connectors
These arc the Ushaped jumper connectors connce
ting the 'PRE a T' (preamplifier output) jacks and
the ':\1AIN IN' (power amplifier input) jacks on the
rccci\'cr's real panel , and can be easily pulled out.
With these connectors unplugged, the preamplifier
and power amplifier sections arc separated and may
be independently uscd. For example, a different
power amplifier may be coupled to the 'PRE OUT'
jacks.
Separating the preamplifier and power amplifier
sections makes it possible to upgrade YOUT stereo
system further by adopting the 'electronic crossover
system: among other things.
Note:
1. Be sure to le""e the P1-.1 connectors firmly plug-
ged in unless YOll want to separate the preamplifier
and power amplifier sections for some purpose.
2. Turn off the Power Switch without failure
he fore you plug in or Ollt the connectors.
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CROSSOVER
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SIMPLE MAINTENANCE HINTS / ACCESSORIES
Quick-Acting Fuses
Thc SEVEN's power transistors are protected by
four quick-acting fuses. They are located on the
rear panel of the rerchcr. concealed inside a plastics
cover.
\ hen a function Indicator is glowi ng, if no or dis-
tortcd sound comes out of onc or both of the speak-
er systems, examine their connections and your
operating procedure once. If nothing is wrong with
thel11 , it is possible that one or more of the quick-
acting fuses ha"e hlown. Should this happen, dis-
conncct the power cord from thc wall AC outlet im-
mediately, then remo\"c the metal co\'er by loosen-
ing the two screws securing it to the rear panel, and
chcck the four quick-acting fuses. If you find any
of them blown. disco\'cr and eliminate the cause of
the blowout, and replace it with a new 4-ampcrc
quick-acting fuse supplicd. Probablc causes of the
blowout include excessively large input signals and
a short-circui t at the speaker terminals.
Should the Power Fuse Blow
If no Function Indicator should glow and thc rccei"cr
simply remains dcad C\'cn after you have turned on
its Power Switch, it is possible that its power fuse
has blown. If thi s happens, disconnect the power
cord from the wall AC outlet at once and examine
the power fusc on the receiver's rear pancl. If you
find it blown, replacc it with a new glass-tubed fuse
of the rated capacity (5-ampere for 100 to 127 volts,
:J-ampere for 220 to 250 ,ol ts). Nevcr use a fuse of
a different capacity or a piece of wirc, even as a
stop-gap measure, or serious dangcr could result.
Rear-Panel AC Outlets
Of the two AC outlets provided on thc rcar-panel,
the one marked 'SWITCHED' is controlled by the
front -panel Power Switch. The othcr, markcd' N-
SWITCHED: is always 'live' and indcpendent of
the Power Switch. Thc voltage dcli"cred at these
outlets is the same as the power supply voltage
uscd.
Thc . ' \\-ITCHED' ' md ' NSWITCHED' outlets
h,I\'e a power capaci ty of 50 VA and 150 V A, reo
specti\ely. Before you connect any appliance to
them, be SUfe that it is adjusted for use at the same
power supply voltagc, and that its power consump-
tion is not beyond these figures.
Grounding
Any noise I,;ckcd up by thc connccting cables can be
cffecti "ely groundcd by connccting a piece of PVC
(pol)'\"inyl chloride) or enameled wire to the 'GND'
terminal on the SEVEN' s rear panel, attaching a
small copper plate or carbon rod to the other end
and burying it dec I' underground. Thc grounding
Icads of other cquipmcnt in your stereo system may
be connected to the same terminal to ground the
entire system at once.
If you hm'e connected an external A ~ l antenna to
the recch'cr, it is advisable to ground it at the samc
l ime.
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Voltage Adjustment
In ordcr to permit the use of your SEYE:\ in any
part of the world, it is equipped with a \"oit agc
Selcctor. It is set to thc correct power supply
voltage of your area prior to shipment . so there
is no need to tOll ch it. l-IOWC\cr. shoul d you mo\'c
after purchasi ng thc unit and fi nd thc powcr suppl y
voltage is different. si mpl y reset the selector :1S
follows:
1. Remove the two screws securing the name plate
on the unit's rear panel, then r c n'lO\'C the name
pl atc.
2. nplug the \ 'oltagc SclcelOr once, and reset it
so that the arrow mark on it faces the correct \'olt -
age indication. Change the power fuse also when-
C,'cr thc powcr suppl y "oltage has changed. For
100/ 11 7 \" olt opcration, use a 5 ampere glass tubed
fuse. For 220/ 2,10 \" olt operation, use a :l amperc
one.
3. Where the power supply vollage considcrably
fluctuates. the Voltage Selector may be reset to
avoid unpleasant side effects of slI ch fl uctuat ion.
Resct it to the voltage immediately higher than the
peak of the fl uctuation.
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About Servicing
If anything should ever go wrong with your
SE\' E ,or if you h3\'c any question about it.
plcase cont actthc Sansui dcaler from whom you
purchased it or your nearest Authori zed Sansui
Ser\'ice Station.
ACCESSORIES
1. FM Antenna....................... ... ........ .... .. .. 1
2. AM Antenna ......... .. .... ......... ... .. ... .. .. ... .. . 1
3. Pin Plugs ...... ......... ................ ... ..... ... ... 2
4. Butterfly Bolts ...... ..... .............. ...... ..... 2
5. Washers ...... .... ... .... .. ..... .. .... .. .... ........ . 2
6. Polishing Cloth ...... .............................. 1
7. Quickacting Fuses (4A .. .... ... ... ... ..... ... . 2
8. Operating Instructions and Service
Manual .... ..... ............ ............ .. ..... ... ..... 1
9. Operating Inst ructions Sheet ... ...... ........ . 1
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GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING CHART
If the receiver is otherwise operating satisfactory, the
more common (causes of trouble may generally be at-
tributed to the following:
ponent, be sure to read its manufacture's instructions.
1. Incor rect connections or loose terminal Check
the speakers. turntable. tape deck. antenna and power
cord.
3 . Improper location of audio components. The proper
positioning of components, such as speakers and turntable,
is essential to maximum stereo enjoyment.
4. Defective audio components.
The following arc some other common causes of mal
function and what to do about them. 2. Improper operati on. Before operating any audio com-
PROGRAM
AM. FM or
MPX reception.
reception .
FM reception .
SYMPTOM
A. Constant or intermit
le nt noise heard at
times or in certain
area.
A. Noise heard at par
ticular time of day.
in cert ain area or
o\'cr part of dial.
B. Highfrequency noise.
A. Noisy .
PROBABLE CAUSE
Discharge or oscillation
caused bv electrical appli
ances, such as fluorescent
lamp. TV set. D.C. motor
rectifier or osci llator.
Natural phenomena, such as
atomosphcric. static or thuo
derbolts .
Insufficient
antenna input
due to ferroconcrete wall or
long disHmce r rom stat ion.
Peculiar to AM broadcasts.
Adjacent channel int erfer-
ence or beat interference.
TV set too close to stereo
system.
I
. Poor nose limiter err eel or
too low SN ratio due to in
sufficient antenna input.
ote: FM reception is affected by
transmission condit ions of station. such as power
and antenna efficiency. As a result, you may
receive onc station quite well while recei \' ing
another station poorly.
B. A series of pops.
C. Tuning noise between
stations.
Ignition noise caused by
starting of nearbv auto-
mobile engine.
.. Results from nature of FM
reception .
.. FM Muting Release switch
depressed.
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WHAT TO DO
.. Attach noise limiter to electrical ap-
pliance producing noise. or attach it
to receiver's power souce.
Install outdoor antenna and ground
receiver to raise SN ratio.
.. Rcverse power cord plug/receptacle
connections.
.. If noi se occurs at certain frequency,
attach wave trap to input.
.. Keep receiver at proper distance from
other electrical appliances.
Install antenna for maximum anten-
na efficiency. Sec CONNECTIONS
in operating instruct ions booklet.
.. In some cases, noi se can be elimi
nated by grounding receiver or reo
versi ng power cord plug/receptacle
connections.
Such noise cannot be completely
eliminated by receiver. but it is
advisable to turn Treble control
countcrclockwise, or turn on High
Filter.
.. Keep TV set at proper distance fr om
stereo system.
.. Install antenna (supplied) ror maxi
mum signal strength.
If this does not prove effective. use
exclus i\'e FM outdoor antenna. If
using TV antenna for both TV and
FM with divider. make sure TV
reception is not affected.
.. Excessively long lead in wire of an
tenna may cause noise.
.. Install antenna and it s lead-i n wire
at proper distance rrom street or in-
crease ant enn;, input as described
before .
.. Release FM Muting Release switch.
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PROGRAM

reception .
SYMPTOM
A. Noise heard during I
reception
but inaudibl e during
mono reception .
B. Channel separation
deteriorates during re-
ception .
C. Stereo indicator blinks
on and off.
Record playing A. Il um or howling.
or tape playback .
B. Surface noi se.
PROBABLE CAUSE
*' \"eaker signal because
service area of
broadcast is onl\" half that
of mono bro'adcasl.
Excess heat.
" Interft:'rencc .
Turntable p);'tced directly on
speaker .
\ Virc ot her than shielded
cable used.
Loose tcr rn imd contHCt.
Shielded cable too close to
power cord. Huorcsccntlamp
or other appliances.
Nearb\' amateur radio sta
tion or TV transmission an-
tenna .
\ Vorn or old record.
\Vorn phono stylus.
Phono stylus dusty.
" Imploper stylus pressure.
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WHAT TO DO
'" Oricnt antenna for maximum anten-
na input.
Switch on Il igh Filter and or turn
Treble control counterclockwise.
Circulation of room ai r is important
to receiver. Be sure that receiver is
will ventilat ed.
Indicator is not fauily. adjust VR.
o
:.
Place cushi on bctwct! n turntable and
speaker cabi net or place them away
from each other.
'" Connecti ng shielded cables should be
as short as possible.
Turn on Low Filter or turn Bass
control count erclockwise.
Consult nearest Radio Regulator y
Bureau.
'" Recondition playback head of tape
deck or replace turnwble stylus.
'" Turn Treble control counterclockwise
Turn Hi gh Filter on.
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SPECIFICATIONS
AUDIO SECTION
POWER OUTPUT
IHF MUSIC POWER: 160W 4n 01 I.000H.
120W an 01 I ,OOOH.
CONTINUOUS RMS POWER (each channel driven)
60/60W 4n 01 I ,OOOH.
47/ 47W an 01 I.000H.
CONTINUOUS RMS POWER (both channl s dri ven)
41 T 41W an of 1.000Hz
CONTINUOUS RMS ROWER (both channels driven,
20 t o 20,000Hz): 36+ 36W an load
TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION
POWER AMPLIFIER ONLY:
less than 0.3 % at rated output
PRE-AMP ONLY (PHONO to Pre output):
less thon 0.2 % at rat ed output
PRE-AMP ONLY (AU X to Pre output):
less than 0.1 % 0 1 rat ed output
OVER-ALL (AUX to Power out put):
less thon 0 .3 % r ated out put
INTERMODULATION DISTORTION (70Hz: 7 ,000Hz=
4: 1 SMPTE METHOD)
POWER AMPLIFIER ONLY:
leu thon 0.3% or rat ed output
OVER-ALL (AUX to Power output):
less than 0.3 % at rot e d out put
POWER BANDWIDTH (IHF): 10 10 SO,OOOH. 01 an load
FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 01 I wall
OVER-ALL (AUX to Power output):
15 10 40,OOOH. + IdS, - I.SdS
POWER AMPLIFIER ONLY:
15 10 40,OOOH. + I db, - 1.0dS
DEVIATION FROM RIAA: + IdS, - I dS (30 10 IS,OOOH.)
LOAD IMPEDANCE: 410 16n
DAMPING FACTOR: appro,imalely 50 01 an load
CHANNEL SEPARATION (at rated output 1,000Hz)
POWER AMPLIFIER ONLY: 60dS
OVER-ALL (from PHONO): SOdS
OVER-ALL (IHF) SOdS
HUM AND NOISE (IHF)
OVER-ALL (from PHONO): 70dS
OVER-ALL (from AUX): SOdS
POWER AMPLIFIER ONLY: 90dS
INPUT SENSITIVITY AND IMPEDANCE (at rated
output 1,000Hz)
PHONO: 2.SmV (SOk!1)
MAX. INPUT CAPACITY:
lOOmV at 0.5% di stort ion
AUX: I SOmV (SOk!1)
TAPE MONITOR: I SOmV (SOk!1)
N.R. ADAPTOR: ISOmV (SOkn )
4CH ADAPTOR: ISOmV (SOk!1)
POWER AMPLIFIER INPUT: SOOmV (SOk!1)
OUTPUT LEVEL:
TEPE MONITOR (DIN): 30mV
PHONE TYPE, PIN: I SOmV
PREAMPLIFIER: SOOmV
MAX: 4.000mV ( 01 0.5%
TONE CONTROLS
BASS:
MIDANGE:
TREBLE:
FILTERS
LOW:
HIGH:
LOUDNESS:
TUNER SECTION
FM:
dist or t ion)
+ ISdS, - ISdS 01 20H. (3dS Slep)
+ SdS , - SdS 01 IS,OOH. (IdS Sl ep)
+ ISdS, - ISdS 01 20,OOOH. (3dS Slep)
- IOdS 01 SOH. (12dS/ ocl.)
- I OdS 01 10,OOOH. (12dS/oCl .)
T IOdS at 50Hz. + adB at
10,OOOH.
TUNING RANGE: SS 10 10aMH.
SENSITIVITY (IHF): I.SI' V
SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO: bell er Ihan 63dS
IMAGE FREQUENCY REJECTION:
be rter thon SOdS at 98MHz
SPURIOUS RESPONSE REJECTION:
be ne r than lOOdS
SELECTIVIT'I' : better thon 60dB
IF REJECTION: beller Ihan IOOdS
CAPTURE RATIO: bell er Ihan I.5dS
SPURIOUS RADIATION: less Ihan 34dS
TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION
MONO: less than 0.3 %
STEREO: less Ihan 0.5 %
STEREO SEPARATION: beller Ihan 40dS 01 400H.
FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 30 10 12,OOOH. + IdS, - 2dS
ANTENNA INPUT IMPEDANCE:
300n balanced. 75n unbalanced
AM:
TUNING RANGE: 535 10 1,60SkH.
SENSITIVITY (Bar Antenna): 46dS/m
SELECTIVITY ( 10kHz): beller Ihan 30dS
IMAGE FREQUENCY REJECTION:
IF REJECTION:
SEMICONDUCTORS:
betl er than 100dB/ m at l , OOOk Hz
be tt er than l 00dSjm at l , OOOkHz
74 Transistors, 42 Diodes, .4 Zener Diodes. 1 Ie
POWER REQUIREMENTS
POWER VOLTAGE: I CO, 11 7, 220, 240V SO/60H.
POWER CONSUMPTION: Ma,. JIOVA 2S0W
DIMENSIONS:
WEIGHT:
Raled I JOV A 102W
440mm, 17J/S' W.
140mm,S.9/ 16' H.
J2Smm, 13' 0.
14.3kg (JI.S lb . )
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DIASSEMBL Y PROCEDURE
REMOVING FRONT PANEL, WOOD BONNET AND BOTTOM BOARD
,.wooo IOfaT
...
10"011 !'\All
DIAL MECHANISM ' ~ . _ . . . . . . . . , - ""'--
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TEST POINTS
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L1 0' ----1-1--:
T P , 0 ' - - - ! - l ~ . J J ' .
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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF AMPLIFIER SECTION _______________ _
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ALIGNMENT
OUTPUT BALANCE ALIGNMENT
OF POWER AMPLIFIER
STEP I CONNECT/ ADJUST REMARKS
1. Conncc. 8ohm (or 16ohm)
resistor (minimum rating of
50 walls) .o SYSTEMA leh
channel speaker terminal.
2. Connect \'oltmeter to s"lmc Use voltmeter
speaker terminal. with 0. 1 1 V
3. Sc. Speaker Scle.or '0 SYS
TEMA posi.ion.
4.
5.
Adjus. VR . .. (I. h channel) so
that voltage will be kept
withi n O5OmV.
For right c h ~ l n n c l . repeat
above procedure. but adjust
VR
MI ,
(right channel) in
st ep 4.
range.
CURRENT ALIGNMENT OF
POWER AMPLIFIER
STEP I CONNECT/ ADJUST REMARKS
1. Remove F .. , and F .. , . Refer.o " Abou.
.hcQuickActing
Fuses" (p"ge I3).
2. Turn VR,., (l ch and right
channds) full y count erclock-
wise.
3. Tun on recei\'er.
4.
5.
Connect ammeter (tester)
where F bOl was (refer to il-
lustration below) ,
Turn VR... (Ief. channel)
slowl y clockwise until
ammeter shows 153mA .
6 . Turn orf power. then replace
Fso, .
7. Turn on power again.
8. Now, connect ammeter where
FlO: was (re rer to illustra-
tion below) .
9. Turn VR,.. (right channel)
slowl y clockwise unt il mume
ter shows 15 3mA.
10. Turn off power . hen replace
F80! .
Be sure power is
turned on before
connecti ng am-
meter . Set am-
meter to its 30 ......
IOOmA range.
AMMETER
TO AMMETER (30- 100mA
Fe02 eOI
( RIGHT) ( LEFT)
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ALIGNMENT
FM ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
NOTE: Set Fr..1 signal generator Ic\'c1 to minimum fi rst
Equipment required: 1. Sweep Generator 2. Oscilloscope 3. FM Signal Generator Ii . Multiplex Stereo Gcncrotor 5. AC V .T . V
STEP
I
ALIGN
I
GENERATOR
I
FEED
I
OUTPUT
I
DIAL TO
I
ADJUST I
ADJUST
SIGNAL INDICATOR SET FOR
1
I
Di scr imi Sweep To TP
,O'
via Oscilloscope FM S curve.
nalor . generator lOpF ceramic connected to Discriminator
1O.7MHz capacit or. 2F. transformer
200kH?. T primar y
and secondary.
2. O.S.C. FM signa l generator To antenna Oscilloscope 88MH?. O.S.C. coil Maximum.
88MHz 400Hz 100% termi nals . and V.T .V.M.
L,ot
modulation. at output load.
3. O.S.C. FM s ignal generator Same as above. Same as above. I08MII?. D.S.C. t rimmer Maximum.
I
I08MHz 400Hz 100% Te
lo
, .
modulation.
4 Repeat 2
and3.
5 RF Amp. FM si gnal generator Same as above. Same as above. 9OMHz. Antenna coi l Maximum.
Circuit. 9OMH? 400Hz 100%
Llo" Llo! and
modulation.
Lloa
6. RF Amp. FM signal generator Same as above. Same as above. 106MII?. Trimmer TC
IOI
, Maximum.
Circuit . 106MHz 400Hz 100% Te
lo
: and TC
lo
,.
modulation.
7
I
Repeat 5
I I
and 6.
FM MULTIPLEX ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
00 not attemt to a lign Multil>lex Circuit unless followi ng equipment is II vni lable:
I. r..<lulti plex Stereo Generator 2. 3. AC V.T . V. M. 4. Low Frequency Oscillator 5. FM Signnl Generator
STEP I
ALIGN
I
GENERATOR
I
FEED
I
OUTPUT INDICATOR I ADJUST I ADJUST FOR
SIGNAL
1. f Separation VR.
VR,o"
Fully
counter
clockwise.
2. 67kllz Coil. Low frequency 4A. V.T .V.M. and L,o, Minimum.
oscillator 67kHz. Oscilloscope at TP,ol'
3. St ereo FM signal generator Antenna V.T.V.M. and
L,a.'
Channel R
separati on 98MH? 100% modulation terminals osci lloscope at ri ght minimum.
19kHz Coi l. Stereo signal generator Tune to signal. channel out put load.
- composite with
pilot signal. Ie t channel,
40% modulation.
4. Stereo Same as above.
I Same as above.
Same as above.
VR,ol'
Same as
separation YR. above .
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AM ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
NOTE: To al ign. set AM signal generator level to minimum.
STEP ALIGN GENERATOR
FEED OUTPUT DIAL
ADJUST ADJUST FOR
SIGNAL INDICATOR SEnlNG
1. IF 455kHz 3OkHz TP .. , . Oscilloscope I.F.T . T .... Tao. Best IF
Transfor- Sweep-generator . , and V.T .V.M. and T MS. wave form.
mer . at3G.
2. O.S.C. AM generator
Antenna I Oscilloscope
535kH1. . O.S.C. coil Too . Maximum.
535kHz 400Hz 30% terminals . and V.T .V.M.
Modulation. at output load.
3. O.S.C. AMgenerator Same as Samt as above. 1600kHz . O.S.C. trimmer Maximum.
1600kHz 400Hz 30%
Modulation.
above. cap. TC,,,.
4. Repeat
2 and 3.
I
5. RF amp. AM-generator Same as Same as above. 6OOkllz. RF transformer Maximum.
600kHz 400Hz 30% above.
T,ol'
Modulation.
6 . Antenna Same as abo\'e. Same- as Same as above. 600kHz. Ferrite bar Maximum.
circuit .
I above. I antenna coil
L
oo
, .
7. RF amp. AM generator Same as Same as above. 1IOOkHz. RF trimmer Maximum.
1400kHz '100Hz 30% above.
t TC .. , .
Modulation.
S. Antenna Same as above. Same as Same as above . 1IOOkHz. Antenna
circuit. above. circuit
trimmer TCao, .
9.
,
Repeat
5,6,7,8.
FM DISCRIMINATOR WAVE FORM AM IF WAVE FORM
(
\
)
IOK"' 1 ... IOKHI
KH.
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PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS AND PARTS LIST
W: Parts No. X: Purts Nnme Y: Stock No Z: Position of Parts
FM IF BLOCK ( F-1450A)
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R20'
R202
R""
R,..
R,.,
R206
R20'
R,..
R209
R210
R211
R212
R213
R214
R215
R216
R217
RZ18
R2. 9
R120
Rn,
Rm
R223
Rn .
Rn,
Rn,
R2V
R' 30
R232
R,)J
R,,.
Rm
R",
R' 31
R,,,
R2J9
R240
R:Z41
R. 2"2
R243
R244
R245
R, ..
R24]
R2.a
R2.9
R,,.
R251
R252
VR. 201
VRm
non
IS'!l
3.9,n
' 70n
390n
Ion
680n
3.3'n
1.5l n
220n
lkn
390n
nn
680n
3.3' n
1.5ln
220n
lkn
390n
680n
330n
S6n
22n
x
nn IO% J{w c .
S.6l 0
lkn
lk n
loon
10ln
680n
10ln
1.5, n
loon
1.5ln
330n
22lil
100l n
680n
15l fi
4.no
'son
820n
n n
loon
ISln
1.8kH
270n
220n
2. 2<n
l nl!l (8)
f M Tuning MOlor
Adl
FM Signal Moler
Adl
St ock No. 7520540
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0100221 2C
0100153 2C
0100392 2C
0100471 2C
010139 1 2C
0100100 Ie
0101681 2C
0101332 2C
0100152 2C
0100221 2C
0100102 2C
0101391 2C
0101220 Ie
0101681 28
0101332 28
0100152 28
0101221 28
0100102 28
0101391 28
0101681 28
0101331 28
0100560 28
0101220 28
0100220 2 A
0100562 2A
0100102 IA
0100102 1 A
0101 101 2A
01 0 1103 2A
0 101681 1, 2 C
01011 03 I e
010 11 52 1 C
0101101 Ie
0101 152 Ie
0100331 IC
0100223 I C
0 101104 I C
0101681 1. 2 B
0100153 I B
0100472 I B
0100151 I B
0100B2 1 I B
0 101220 I B
0101101 1. 2 B
0100153 I B
0100182 18
0100271 18
0 10022 1 18
01 00222 I A
1035150 I A
1035150 1. 2A
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C,.,
Cm
C203
e,..
e?OS
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e 20'
C,..
Cm
C210
e 21 '2
C213
C21.
C21.5
e 216
e 217
e 21!
C 219
Cm
Cn ,
Cm
Cn,
en.
en,
Cn,
Cm
Cn .
Cm
C'lO
C:lli
Cm
TR201
TRm
TR203
TR,..
TR?OS
TR206
020,
D=
0203
0...
D20s
0""
IC201
CF201
CFm
eF203
CF,..
CF20.5
CF""
T,.,
Tm
T20'
T,..
L20'
0.022/1f
0.022pF
0.022p F
0.022pF
0.022pF
0.022/JF
0.047pF
0.022JIF
0.022pF
0.04711F
220PF)
220pF
10p F
220pF
0.022pF
22pf
0.022PF)
0.022pF
47pF
0.022Pf)
0.022p F
22pf
0.022p f
0.022/l f
0.022pF
0.022/IF
0.022pF
0.022p F
O.022/IF
0.022/JF
0.022/1f
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05430
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::g% 50 v CC.
IO% 50 V ce.
16 v ec.
IO% 50 v CC.
: ~ % 50 v CC.
IO% 50 v CC.
: ~ % 50 v CC.
10'6 50 v CC.
::" 50 v CC.
I O% 50 v CC.
) .. , " , ~
} FM 1FT
3.5p H Choko Coil
f 1450 Pri nt ed CIrcui t Boord
y z
0657223 1, 2 C
0657223 2 C
0657223 1 C
0657223 2C
0657223 2 B, C
0657223 2 B
0657473 1. 2B
0657223 2 B
0657223 1 A. B
0657473 2 A
0660221 1 A
0660221 I A
0512100 1 A
066022 1 2 A
0657223 1 A
0660220 2C
0657223 1 C
0657223 1 C
06604 70 1 C
0657223 1 C
0657223 1 B
0660220 1 B
0657223 1 B
0657223 1 B
0657223 1 B
0657223 I B
0657223 I A. B
0657223 I A
0657223 I A
0657223 I A
0657223 2 B
0305791
2C
2C
2 8
IC
, 8
I B
0311 060 2 A
0311060 2 A
0310331 1 C
0310331 1 C
0311050 IA
0340090 I A
0360060 2 B
0910 100 2C
0910100 2C
0910 100 2C
0910100 2 B
0910100 2 B
09 101 00 2 B
4235750 2A
4235760 2A
4235770 I B
4235780 I A
42900 1 I I B
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--Abbreviations
CR Carbon Resistor
CaR Cement Resistor
MFR : Metal Oxide Film Resistor
(")
AEC : Aluminum Solid Electrolytic Capacitor
CC Ceramic Capacitor
ePEC: Bi Polar Electrolytic Capacitor
EC El ect rolytic Capacitor
MC : Mylar Capaci tor
MPC : Metallized Polyester Capacitor
SC Styrol Capacitor
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PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS AND PARTS LIST
W: Part s No. X: Parts Y: Stock Z: Position of Parts
FM MPX BLOCK <F-1387B)
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R"ol
R .,
R."
R ...
R"05
R."
R"Ol
R.,.
R.,.
R",o
R"'2
R" ' 3
R .. ,.
R"15
R ..u
R"'7
R. ' 8
R .. "
R" o
R. 21
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PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS AND PARTS LIST
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AM IF BLOCK ( F1417C)
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0656473 2A
0660470 2 A. 8
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0601.76 2A
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0601107 1. 2A
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0601107 I A
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0656473 1 B
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0656473 t 8
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4230580 2 A
4900100 2C
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PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS AND PARTS LIST
W: Parts No. X: Part s Name Y: Stock No. Z: Position or Parts
EQUALIZER BLOCK <F-1435>
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0101.73 2 8
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0101473 18
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0101473 18
0101473 1 A
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0101154 2 8
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0101223 I A
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0101.74 2A
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0621471 28
0621 47\ 2A
0601686 28
0601686 2A
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0660220 2 A
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0306012 I B
0306012 1 A
0300301. 2 2B
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Loudness Switch
High Filler Switch
Low filter Switch
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Stock No. 7591180
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PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS AND PARTS LIST
W: Parts No. X: Ports Nome Y: Stock Z: Position of Parts
TONE CONTROL BLOCK (F1436>
Stock No. 7560560
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RIOI 2."0 0101272 2A
R'02 2.711 0 0101272 IA
R'03 150>0 010115. 2A
R, .. 150>0 010115" IA
R'05 330>0 010133 2A
R'06 330>0 010133. IA
R707 loo>n 010110. 2A
R,,. loo>n 01011 0" IA
R' 09 120"0 0101 12. 2A
Rl 10 120kO 010112" IA
R7I1 18>0 0101183 2A
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Rl 13 2.1' n 0101272 2A
R'I 4 2."0 0101272 IA
R7Is 3.3>0 0101332 2A
Rll6 3.3>0 01 01332 IA
R711 .470n 0101471 2A
R71a .470n 0101471 IA
R719 3.3>0 0101 332 2A
Rno 3.3>0 0101332 28
R721 1.2 .. 0 0101122 2A
Rm 1.211;0 0101 122 28
Rn3 3.9>0 0 101 392 2A
Rn. 3.9>0 0101392 28
Rn5 1.2k 0 0101122 2A
Rn , 1.2k0 0101122 28
R121 3.3> 0 0101332 1,2 B
Rna 3.311; 0 IO% ){w CR. 0101332 18
R", 6800 0101681 1. 2 B
R,JO 6800 0101681 I C
R7l1 2200 0101721 28
Rll2 2200 0101221 1,2 B
R'33 5.6"0 0101562 28
R,,, 5.611; 0 0101562 1, 28
Rm 10>0 0101103 28
R,,. 1011; 0 0101103 1, 2 B
R7l1 5.6>0 0101562 28
R", 5.6>0 0101562 1, 2 B
R739 1.2kO 0101122 28
Rl'0 1.211; 0 0101122 IC
R, .. , 3.9'0 0101392 I. 2 B
R"2 3.9'0 0101392 18
R, .) 100'0 01011004 IA
R7U 100kO 01011004 1 8
R7.fo 5 100'0 01011004 18
R7.fo6 100'0 01011004 18
R7.fo 7 8.210 0101822 18
R7.foS 8.2kO 0101822 1 8
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R,>o 010104704 18
R751 680n 0101681 IA
R752 680n 0101681 1 8
R", 3.3'0 0101332 18
R, .. 3.3'0 0101332 18
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R' 63
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R' 65
R' 66
R767
R' 68
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C'06
C 707
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C 710
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C 71 2
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C 71 5
C 716
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01012204 1 C
01012204 1 C
0 101 1504 Ie
01011504 1 C
0101562 1 C
0101562 1 C
0101473 1 C
010U73 I C
0101101 1 B. C
0101101 1 A . B
01000i79 2C
01000479 2B
01010474 IC
010loi74 I C
0101101 1.2C
060U}8 2 A
060U78 I A
0660680 2 A
0660680 I A
0510330 2 A
0510330 I A
0510330 2 A
0510330 1 A
0515100 2A
0515100 1 A
0601107 28
0601107 28
0601l0} 28
0601101 28
060133} 28
060133} 28
0601337 28
060133} 1,28
0515339 1.2 A
0515339 18
0515100 I B
0515100 28
06600470 1 A
06600470 1 8
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0510330 I 8
05}3229 28
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0.03
P
F) 10% 50 v Me.
O.03pF
0.68/ lf) 20% 25 v Te.
0.681'F
0. 022I'F) 10% 50 v Me.
0.022p'
IP') 20% 25 v Te.
I p'
100/IF 35 V EC.
100/I F 50 VEe.
F1436 Prlnled Cir(uil Boord
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0601301 2C
0601301 Ie
0513688 2C
0573688 1 C
0601227 2 C
0601221 1C
0573109 2C
0513109 I C
05Ul01 1 A
0515101 1. 2e
0300301,2 2 A
0300301.2 I A
030030 1.2 2 A
0300301.2 I A
0300301 ,2 1 A
0300301 .2 1 8
0300301. 2 1 8
0300301.2 I 8
0300301. 2 2e
0300301.2 I C
2560520
LAMP HOLDER BLOCK (F1205>
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PLOO6
PLOOl
PL""
PLOOf
PLolo
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7V 0.3A Pi lo1 lomp
( Fuse Type)
Fuse Holder ( x 10)
f 1205 Ptl nled Chcuh Soard
Stock No. 7590520
y
0"200040
04200'0
004200040
004200040
004200040
2310050
2590520
-36-
Not For Sale
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS AND PARTS LIST
W: Parts No. X: Part s Name Y: Stock :'\'0. Z: Posit ion of Part s
DRIVER BLOCK <F-1439)
PROTECTOR BLOCK <F-1440)
Stock No_ 7570660
Stock No. 7598110
w x y z W X Y Z
W x y z w x y Z
Roo' oi70kfi 010\ 04 74 2 A
R.., l o>n 01011 03 2A
Roo, loo>n 010 11 04 I A
Reo< 8.2>n 0101 822 IA
R .... 4711:0 010\473 I A
R,.. lo>n 0101103 IA
Roo' 6.8>n 0101 682 IA
Reoa 6.8>n
IO% Kw C,.
0101682 2A
R ... 220n 0 101 221 2A
Relo l oo>n 0101 104 2A. B
Rail 3.9>n 0101 392 2A
RaIl 8.2>n 0101822 I A
R",
220n )
IO% j{w CR.
010 1221 28
TR... 25C1I2. ( 2. 3) 0305901 , 2 2 A Roo, 4no IO% Kw C. 0100473 A
R", 220n 0101221 2 8
TR... 2$A706 Gr een (2) 0300401 28 Rm 82>n 5 % Kw C . 0106823 A
R", Ion IO% 2W CR. 0132100 2A
R90l
3.3>n1
0100332 A
0 80'
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0311050 I A Roo< 3.3>n 0100332 A
VRaol 5> 0 (8) 1031090 IA
D8O'l 0311050 IA R .... 82kfl + 0100823 A
VR.., " 0 (8) 1031 050 I B
D80' 'D9A (M) 0315220 IA R ... Ion J _ 10% Kw CR. 0100100 A
COO, 1.5J1F 20% 2SV Te.
D ...
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0311050 28 Roo, Ion 0101100 8
05731 59 2A
R,.. Ion 0101100 8
C.., 47pF I O% 50 v CC.
D805 0311050 18
0660470 1. 2A
R .. ,
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0 103100 8
C.., 0.001 pF ~ : % 50 v ee. 0657102 2A
F 1439 Printed Circuit Boord 2570450 R910 Ion
5 % Mw C .
0103100 8
c ...
22PF}
1 0% 50 v cc.
0660220 2A
Rm 5.6kn 5% MW CR. 0107562 A
c .... 15pF 0660 150 2A . B
RaI l 470n 0101471 18 Ceo. 100pF 10 SpEC. 0531 10 1 2A C 901 47/IF 6.3 v BPfC. 0530470 A
ReI . 4n n 0101472 18 Coo, O. l pF 1 0% 50 v MC. 060 11 08 2 A em I/IF 50 v EC. 0515109 A
RS15 loon 01011 01 I A. 8 C... 22pF 10% 50 v CC. 0660220 1 8 C.., 220/
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F 6.3 V fC. 051 0221 A
ReI' loon 010 11 01 I A. 8 C ... 47/1F 50 V EC. 0515470 2A C, .. 100/IF 50 V EC. 0515101 A
Rell 470n 10% MW C . 0103471 I A. 8 C al O 22pF 10%' 50 v CC. 0660220 IA C,,, 1 /IF 50 V BPEC. 0535109 A
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Re" l.5>n 010\ 152 18
R020 33n IO% Kw C . 0101330 18
R!2' 6.8n 0101689 2A . 8
R", 4.no 010\ 472 2A . 8
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0101689 2 8
R", 6.8n 0101689 28
C a l l
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0.0022p F ::% 50 v CC. 0657222 18 C ... O.1 f/
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0601108 8
10% 50 v MC.
C.. , O. I / IF 060 1108 8
TRIOI
2SA640 (L .. Lt )
0300302.4 I A
TR.., 0300302.4 2 A TR901
) 25C63' A(7. 8)
0305892. 3 A
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0300291 .2 1 8 TRm
0305892. 3 A
25A678 (6.7)
TR... 0300291.2 2A
0310402 A
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0310402 A
TReo. 0306021.2 I A. S
D..,
0310402 A
TR"" 25C98. (C) 0305872 I A
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03 10402 A
D90s
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0310940 A
B
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0310940 A
190'
4'290210 8
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2.5/I H InduCTor
4290210 8
RY9Q1 Roloy 1150101 B
F\440 Pri nTed Ci rcui T Boord 2598110
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- 38 -
Not For Sale
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS AND PARTS LIST
W: Parts No. X: Parts Name Y: Stock No. Z: Position of Pans
POWER SUPPLY BLOCK (F-1441)
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ROOl
R ...
ROO5
R",
Roo,
Rooa
R",
ROIO
ROll
ROI2
ROl3
ROil
ROI5
ROI6
Coo,
C",
Coo,
Cooa
C",
C Ol O
C Oll
C Ol 2
COIJ
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10% 3W CoR.
390n
47n) 10% IW CR.
47n
. nn
2.2kfl
I.5kn
I.5kn
1.5\:n
47n IO% Yow CR.
<7n
loon
loon
loon
220/lF }
220pF 25 V Ee.
IODpF
220
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nO/If 50 v EC.
220JlF
220"F
IOOOJlF)
IOOO"f
6.3 v EC.
Stock No. 7500670
y z
0183331 1, 28
0183391 1,2 6
0104470 2 B
0104470 2 B
0100472 1 8
0100222 I B
0100152 18
0100152 1 A
0100152 2A , 8
0100470 2B
0100470 1 A
0100101 I A
0100101 I A
0100101 2A
0513221 1 B
0513221 1 B
05131 01 18
0515221 1 A . 8
0515221 1 A. 8
0515221 18
0515221 28
0510102 1 A
0510102 1 A
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C OIS
C Ol 6
C Ol7
C OIS
C Ol 9
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TR",
TROOl
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0 003
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000'
Oooa
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0 010
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0 012
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1000Pf )
1000pf 6.3 VEe.
220/lf) 75 v EC.
100pF
.. 70pf 10 V EC.
0.0 .. 7/1F) ::% 50 v CC.
0.0"7 pF
250330 (E)
2SB5U (D. E)
F 14A
RO13A ( N)
RO2<A ( M)
F) .... 1 Printed Circuil Boord
y z
05101 02 I A
0510102 1 A
0519302 1,2A
0519301 1 A
0511471 1 A
0657"3 28
0657473 I B
0308362 1 B
0308362 I 8
0303251. 2 I A. 8
0310940 28
0310940 28
03109.0 2 B
0310940 2 B
03109 .. 0 2A
03109"0 2A
03109" 0 I A
03109"0 lA
03109 .. 0 2A
0315310 I B
0315"1 0 1 B
2500550
OTHER PARTS AND THEIR LOCATION ON CHASSIS
OTHER PARTS
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Roo,
R",
ROI7
ROl e
ROl9
Rm
R02,
Ron
Rm
R02'
R02,
R026
Rl001
R,,,,
R7oo3
R, ...
Rl00S
R,,,,
R7007
R,ooa
R,,,,
RIOlO
RIO'!
Rl012
RIOl3
R70u
Rl01 S
R701 6
R7017
R701 S
Rl019
R,m
Rl021
R,m
Rl023
Rl024
Rl02S
R7026
R7021
R702S
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R7030
Rl031
R,,,,
R,,,,
R,o><
R,OlS
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R7OJ7
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Rl040
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3.3kfl
22fl 10% Yow CI.
5600) 10% lW MfR.
560n
nn IO% Mw 51.
10% J{w Cit

470
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I.5kn
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2.211'.0
2.211'.0
2.nn
2.711'. 0
4.711'.0
4.7l1'.n
6.811'.n
6.811'.n
6.811'.0
6.8kn
4.711'.0
4.711'. 0
3.3 ... n
3.3kn
2.2kn
2.2 ... n
an
an
2.711'. 0
2.711'. 0
3.3kn
3.3kn
3.3kn
3.311'.n
<.7In
4.nn
4.nn
4.711'.0
4.no
4.nn
4.711'.0
4.711'.0
3.9'n
3.911'.0
3.3kn
3.3"'0
2.7In
2.7II'. n
2.no
2.7In
3.3'n
10% J.{w Cit
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01 71332
0101220
0171561
0 171561
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010 11 04
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0101334
0101470
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0100152
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0100222
0100222
0 100272
0100272
0100"72
0100"72
0100682
0100682
0100682
0100682
0100 ..72
0100472
0100332
0100332
0100222
0100222
0100102
0100102
01 00272
0100272
0100332
01 00332
01 00332
0100332
0100472
0100472
0100"72
0100472
0100472
0400"72
0100472
0100472
0100392
0100392
0100332
0100332
0100272
0100272
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R,05I
R7GS9
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R .. ,
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VR7OJ,704
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CO2.
C021
CO2'
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C 032-035
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5.6kn
5.6kn
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5.6 ... n 10% J.{w CR.
5.6kn
5.6kn
3.9kn
3.9kn
3.9kn
3.9kn
2.nn
2.7In
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0.47 0
0.<7n IO%
0.<7n
3W Cd.
250kn (MN)
250kn (8) x 2
Balanc. Control
Volume Control
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700
l'f 50 V EC.
1000Jlf
1000/,F
0.0047 pf 150V CC.
0.0 .. 7
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0.047pF
0.0047 pf !:" 150V CC.
0.033,,' 20% 250V MPC.
0.047/1F ::" 50 V Cc.
0.0471'f )( 4 50 V CC.
0.022I'f) HO%
0.022pF -20 50 V CC.
25C793 ( R. Y)
25A663 ( R. Y)
Pow.r Tran1i1tor SOck.1 ()( 4)
582
SFA10.7MC
Seleclor Swilch Y-4-11 -5
Spea .... rs Switch Y-2-2-6
Bass Swilch F- 2-2-11
Midrang. Swllch F- 2- 2- 11
Trebl. Switch f - 2- 2-11
Pow.r Switch
Power Tran1former
AM Bor Anl.nne
3.5pH P.aklng Coli
FM Bolloon
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0 100332
0100472
01 00472
0100562
0100562
0100562
0100562
0100562
0100562
0100562
0100562
0100392
0100392
0100392
0100392
0100272
0100272
0153478
0153478
0 153478
0 153478
1010830. I
1010820. 1
0559319
0559319
0559320
0559320
0659802
0657473
0657473
0659802
0605337
0657473
0800121
0657223
0657223
0305450. I
0305450. 1
0300350. I
0300350. 1
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0310660
0910100
1104320
1102410
1102210. I
1102210. 1
1102210. 1
1130350
4001121
4200540
4290011
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Not For Sale
OTHER PARTS AND THEIR LOCATION ON CHASSIS
W: Parts No. X: Parts Name V: Stock
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L701
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4010090 PLOO3 7V 0. 16'" FM Indicator 0"00154
L'02
Choke T ronsformor
4010090 PL"" 7V 0. 1&'" AM Indicator 0400155
PLoo> 7V 0. 16'" AUX Indicator 0400153
Moo. 100pA Tuning MeIer 4300320
PLoll 7V 0.16'" POwer IndicatOr 0400 170
MOO2 200/tA Signol MeIer 430031 0
PlOl2 7V 0.3A FType Signal Mete, lamp 04200' 0
PlolJ 7V 0.3A F. Type Tu ning Mel.r lamp 04200-'0
Joo. DIN Socke' 2430040
PlOlt 6.3V 0.075A 0101 PolnT.r Lamp 0"00220
JOO7 Tope Rec2 Jod. 2430060
Plols 6V 0. 1 A FM S'.reo IndlcaTol 0400161
JOO3 Tope Mon2 Jad. 2430060
J""
Heodphone. Jock 2430010
AC Power Suppl y Cord 380002 1
PUOOI Vahog. Selector Socke' 2410080
fM franlend P",43 13U06 2510060
Voltage Selector Plu g 2"10090
fM IF Unit FUSOA 75205"0
COOOI , 002 AC Outlet (x 2) 24500"0
MPX Unit F-13878 75"0670
AM IF Unit F- U178 7530230
Foo. SA Power Fuse ( 100/ 117V) 0"31280
Equali zer Unit F-U35 7550" 10
3A Power FU1e (220/ 2"OV) 0"31260
Mu lt i-Connecto r 2"20030
Power Fuse Holder 2300020
Tone Unit F-l"36 7560560
Feol-804 "A Quick Acting Fuse ( )( ,, ) 0"33270
Accessory Uni t (A) F- l "37 7591 170
Quick Acting FU1e Holder
Accessory Unit (8) F-l"38 7591 180
Driver Unit ' 1439 (x 2) 7570660
FOI
5A 1
0"32900
Mul ti -Connector ( x 2) 2"20040
F02 IA 0"32830
Protector Unit F- U"O 759811 0
Fos
2 A J Wired In Fu se
0432850
Power Unh F-U"i 7500670
F06 2A 0432850
lamp Holder Unit ' 1205 2590520
Protecto r Fuse Uni t For Powe r Transformer
PlOOl 7V 0. 16A PH()t..jO-2 Indicator 0"0015"
FI "56 2598120
PLOO2 7V O, I6A PHONO ) Indicator 0"001 55
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F05
F02
FOI
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Oesll" end IPec:lncetlons subject to ch.na;e without notice for
Improvements.
PTOOI
12.R7021- 7040
11 .R7041 - 7060
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F-1436
Not For Sale
SANSUI ELECTRIC CO. , LTD.
14 1. 2-chome. Izumi. Suginami-ku, Tokyo 168. Japan.
( 03) 323 11 11 /TELEX, 2322076
Stock No. 9207090 P, inled in 1000n ( 43640M5)
Not For Sale