Contents Md sotety Precautions - tures/Specifications instructions + 1.Location of Main Parts 2.Removal of Main Parts ‘Area Sutix ‘Canada USA, 6.Standard Schematic Diagrams:-- + 28 ‘T.Location of P.C.Board parts and Parts List ++ 30 8.Exploded View of Enclosure Component Parts + 40 and Parts List 3.Main Adjustment 8 9.Exploded View of Mechanism Component Parts 4.Wiring Connections + 25, and Parts List +42 5.Block Diagram- 10.Packing Iilusration and Parts List ~ +43, No. 4359 July 1995_TD-W7SDeu li Safety Precautios 1. The design this product contains special hardware and many circuits and components specially for safety purposes. For continued protection, no changes should be made tothe orignal design unless authorized in writing by the manufacturer. Replacement parts ‘must be identical to those usod in th original circuits. Service should be performed by quaifiod personnel only 2. Alterations ofthe design or circuitry ofthe product should not be made, Any design alteration ofthe product should not be made. Any design aeations or additions will void the manufactue's warranty and wil futher releve the manufacture of responsibility for persona injury or propery damage resuting therefrom. ‘8, Many electrical and mechanical pars in the product have special saety — related characteristics. These characters are often not evident from viual Inspection nor can the protection afforded by thom necessarly be obtained by using replacement components ratod for higher voltage, wattage, ete. Replacement parts which have tht in the pars lst ot service manual. Electical components having such features are erties by shading ana{ A\ jon the schematic diagram and by ( A. } on the parts lst in the service manual, The use of a substitute replacement which does not have the same. safely characteristics as the recommended replacement part shown in the parts list of service manual may create shock, fre, oF special salty charactristics are identiiod other hazards 4. The leads in the products are routed and dressed with tes, clamps , tubings, barriers and the ike to be separated from lve parts, high temperature parts, moving parts and or sharp edges forthe prevention of electric shock and fire hazard. Whon service is | required, the orginal lead routing and crass shouldbe observed, and it shouldbe confirmed that they have been returned to normal alter reassembling 5. Leakage current check (Electrical shock hazard testing) Alter fo — assembling the product, always perform an isolation check on the exposed metal pars of the product (antenna terminals, knobs, metal cabinet, seraw heads, headphone jack, contol shalts, otc.) to be sure the product is safe to operate without danger of elactical hock Do not use a line gelation transformer during this check + Plug the AC line cord dewey into the AC outlet. using a'Leakage current tester”, measure the leakage current rom each exposed ‘metal part ofthe cabinet, pariculary any exposed metal part having a return path to the chassis, to @ known good earth ground, ‘Any leakage current must not exposed 0.5mA AC(tm.s}) AC VOLTMETER + Atomate check method EE} taving 1006 chavo, lormore senstuty) Plug the AC line cord dieety into the AC outet Use an AC | " Volimeter having 1,000 ohms per volt or more sersity in the 0:5 uF AC TYPE folowing manner. Connect 1,500 ohms 10W resistor paralled by oe 0.15 1 F AC type capactor between an exposed metal part and Brace tis probe 4 known good earth ground. Measure the AC votage across the 1800.9 10 mualpere resistor wth the AC voltmeter. Mov the resistor connection 19 €82h Gogg arth ground ‘exposed metal pat, particulary any exposed metal part having a retum path to the chassis, and measure the AC voltage across the resistor. Now, reverse the plug in the AC outlet and repeat each measurement Any voltage measured must not excoed 0.75V AG(7ms},This corresponds to 0.5mA AC(tm.s). 2 (No. 4369)@ Important Management Points Regat (Items Demanding Special Safety Precautions) TD-W7SDes 1 .Seourely fix the power transformer while confirming its marking specitied in the folowing. Suffix] Marking | Description | Model J_ [5216508 _ |W approved vo. | TD-W7SD| C_[Wrps2a5-021F| TD-W7SD| 2.Power cord : Make sure of the following markings and Ingpect exterior scratch anddamage. 7. Sine the folowing pars are hear generation ones, they must no contact wih electoiytic capactors, wires, ot. © Following parts are inflammabies Make sue of tei ft = up-condtion forthe purpose. © Partsin box [must be controled. A901, R902, R821, R923, [R9S7), R938, R940, R941, R755, F140, R209, R459, P2459, R432, RO4O2, RAAT, [Rs], Reso, Reao4, cao", [G80], 2605, 0809, 2812, {2975 ], 08431, 28481, D901, D902, 0903, 0904, D900, Power cord| Attachment plug T_|-SPT-1 KP-10W or SU-1P c_ [seri KP-10¥ or SU-IP . Install the cord bushing by the specified tool while confirming the marking. Bushing : NIFCO 2271 4, Wiring terminal When installing the power cord,wind it around the terminal by the end before soldering byArrange the wires while binding them nearby the terminal o)The end of respective power cords is solderedin the air and the space from others must be.2 mm or more in the distance. D910, c9r4, RO4S Other parts (€903 C8904 3300UF/25V Cid vision (VENT TYPE) (No. 4359) 3TD-W7SDes ound ‘ONILOOHSSTENOUL @ Instructions p toe lek BEE) ok yl [alelel ae) PAPA aay a el SNOILONUYLSNI 4 (No, 4389)TD-W7SDers ‘aaunai) enna esienapnns eeetot oat ‘saunivad ‘SINAINOD NOWONGOwINI Vea (No. 4359) 5TD-W7SDeu_| ‘DNIGVOT aLLBSSVO =| ‘eo an bg ‘SNOLLOZNNOD 6 (No. 4359)3 a 3 g = . e} ames “ern anos 00 FE) savsnasnnasnimeatnnienn sine « eee < your local voltage. AC240V, 50/60Hz —: Aversion ‘AC230V, 5O/6OHz :B/E/EN/G version ACI20V, 60Hz —:Cid version ‘AC2301127/1 10V, 50/60HZ:U/UT version (19) Standard position of the switch and volume knob ‘Switches and volume knobs Setting position 8 nag meeieimune ean INPUT LEVEL. MAXIMUM ecording reference tapes DOLBY NR OFF ‘AC-224 (Norma, AC-51S (TDK $A) (C i =), (TDK SA (Cr) REVERSE MODE = AO-T12 (TOK MA) (Mets) PITCH CONTROL CENTOR (6) 600 2 resistrs(or attenuator matching) MIC MOXING LEVEL MAXIMUM (7 Distorion meterbandpass titer) (8) Torque gauge (cassette) for CTG-N, TW2111, TW212t COMPU CALLED OFF opens & 7 a . PHONES LEVEL ‘MAXIMUM, “Tw2231 and TW2241, mechanism adjustments mamee oe @Location of Adjustment cage oro 9 84 BEES cS Seba peo» exses FP | Fagen Feb Pete 200) Haieiey ee ‘ ” ® 0 cece “281 38) Le SP =e ic} a 8 sro EEE ] so Eons 18 (No. 4369)| TD-W7SDes @ Mechanism Adjstment OdBs = 0.75V Item) ‘Conditions ‘Adjustment and Confirmation ‘Standad value | Adjust point ‘Adjusting | Testtape:vTT708 |1. Connect an electronic volmeter tothe | Maximum Screws Head (12.5kHz) | LINE OUT terminals. (FWD, REV) ‘azimuth 2. Play back the VIT704 (12.5kH2) test tape. Deck AB. 3. Adjust the head angle withthe screw (FWD and REV) unt the reading of the ev electronic voltmeter becomes maximum sl for both channels (phase dtference must be"0") 4. Repeat the adjustment in FWD and REV ‘modes as wel a forthe decks A and B. 5. Confirm that diference level between deck A and deck B within 268, ‘Adjusting | 1. After adjustment | 1. Connect a frequency counter to the Normal speed: Tape speed | of normal speed, | LINEOUT terminals Deck A E:9000 = (motor speed)| then adjust high | 2. Perform normal speed adjustment frst, | 15Hz speed. and then do high speed adjustment High speed /2.For high speed ‘3.Play back the VTT712 test tape. Deck jj, :6000 +] Normal; VR703 adjustment, set the] 4. Adjust for normal speed oH High; VA704 deck for play mode] Adjust VR701(deck and shorteircuit | [B]) for normal speed at 3000Hz. between H. SPEED] 5. Acjust for high speed ‘TP and GND. ‘tter adjustment of normal speed, 8.Do notdo anything| adjust VR702 (deck [A] ) and VRI704 while H. SPEED (deck [B] ) for high speed at 6000Hz. andTPGND are |.6.ifference in FWD and REV frequencies shortercuted. | must be less than 4aHz rest tape: VIT-712 (ak) (Checking Test tape Connect a wow and utter meter to LINE | lese than 0.179% wow and VIT-712 @kte) | OUT terminals. Piay back the VIT712 test | (WRMS) flutter tape. Check to see if the reading of the meter is less than 0.17% (WRMS), ‘Checking |} Torque gauge Employ a torque testing cassette tape 27-70g-em play back wer aewo) | Twei14[FWO] /TW2t2t|REV) for the torque Twet21(REV) |checking, or ramove the cassette cover and use a torque gauge, ‘Checking | Torque gauge | Measure the torque in the fast forward mode | 0-200 g-0n fast forward! Tw22a1(FWo) in the same manner as in the above. rewind torque Tw2241(REV) | Test cassette : TW2231 (FWD), TW22411 (REV) (No. 4359) 19_TD-W7SDes @ Compu-Calibration for F.CAL mode(automatically adjustment) @ F.CAL mode setting procedure 1. Short the F.TUNING TP and GND on mecha control board ass'y, 2, Before set the F, CAL mode, press the Counter Reset key while pressing the STOP key of deck B by reason of cancellation the factory setting level 3. Press the POWER key while pressing the FF [ BeBe ] key of deck A under the power standby mode, [At the same time, [F.CAL] mode is displayed on the deck B counter of FL indicator. NOTE: When Compu-Calibration is finished normally, [COMPU-CAL] LED light up and result number of calioration is dis~ played on the counter of FL indicator. f Compu-Calibration is finished abnormally, [COMPU-CAL] LED blinks and error number of calibration is displayed fon the counter of FL indicator. ‘Then correct the etror message and readjust the Compu-Calibration, Item Condition ‘Adjustment | Level meter | Mode:REC/PAUSE 1. Supply a 400Hz or 1kHz signal to both Land R of LINE IN terminals at sensitivity at deck B ~4dBs. adjustment | Test sigan! love! 2. Press the [COMPU-CAL key of deck B,adjust the level meter 400Hz or tkHz,-4dBs sensitivity automatically. InputLINE IN(L and R) | 3, Confirm that difference level between left and righkt within 0.848. Playback level | Ditection:FWD(decks | 1. Load the VIT-727 test tapes to both decks A and B. adjustment at | A and B) 2, Press the [PLAY] key of deck A and playing back the tape. decks Aand B | NR:OFF 3. Press the [COMPU-CAL] key of deck A and adjust the playback Test tapeVTT-727 levels of both decks A and B automatically Recording | Direction:FWD(decks | 1. Load the AC-224 tapes to both decks A and B, charactor Aand 8) 2, Press the [COMPU-CAL] key of deck A.start the recording adjustment | Recrding tape: charactor adjustment of deck A and then deck B automatically. | (Bias and ‘AG-224{normal) ‘iter while about 50 seconds, adjustment is completed autornaticaly RECIPB AG-519{Cr02) While adjusting, confirm that all segment is displayed on FL indicator. sensitivity) | AC-712{meta) 3. Load the AG-5t8 tapes to both decks A and B and adjusting as the atdecks A | NR: OFF ‘same manner above step 2. and 8 ‘fer while about 40 seconds,adjustment is completed automatically. 4, Load the AC-712 tapes to both decks A and B and adjusting as the ‘same manner above step 2. After while about 40 seconds,adjusting is completed automatically. NOTE; When recording the each tapes, do not use while about 3 minutes range of tape start and end winding positions. 20 (No. 4359)TD-W7SDes If following error messages are indicated on the FL indicator when adjusting the Conpu-Calibration,cortect these abnormal conditions and readjust the Compu-Calisration, 1. In case the Level meter sensitivity adjustment. (Error No.) | (Contents of the message) ROI No signal ERO Over the adjustment range,too much large the input signal level ROB Over the adjustment range,too much small the input signal level 2. Incase the Playback level adjustment Ros No playback signal EROS: ‘Over the adjustment range,too much large the playback signal ROB (Over the adjustment range,too much small the playback signal 3. Incase the Recording signal adjustment. (1) For Leh ERI2 ‘No 400H2 test signal for recording ERIS ‘No 12.5klHz test signal for recording ERt4 No playback signal (Do not recrded) ERIS Can not find the recording start position ERI6 Over the adjustment range of 400Hz playback signal level,too much large 400Hz playback signal ERI7 ‘Over the adjustment range of 400Hz playback signal level,too much small 400Hz playback signal ERB ‘Too much large 12.5kHz playback signal level compare with 400Hz signat ERI9 ‘Too much small 12.5kHz playback signal level compare with 400He signal (2) For ich R22 No 400Hz test signal for recording R23 No 12.5kHz test signal for recording Red 'No playback signal (D0 not recorded) R25 Can not find the recording start position R26 (Over the adjustment range of 400Hz playback signal evel,too much large 400Hz playback signal R27 (Over the adjustment range of 400Hz playback signal lovel,too much small 400Hz playback signal R28 Too much large 12.5kHz playback signal level compare with 400H2 signal R29 ‘Too much small 12.5kHz playback signal level compare with 400Hz signal (@) ForLch and Reh R30 ‘Compu-Calibration of AC-518 adjustment is started before adjustment of AC-224 is not complete finished R31 Compu-Calibration of AC-712 adjustment is started before adjustment of AC-224 is not complete finished (No, 4359) 21TD-W7SDe. @ Electrical Adjustment Procedure Check and Adjustment Dowy (Frequency. tevey_|_value.devaton valve cereut [Signal inputs LINE IN. Callevel: 400H2, 15.708 +208 (Recimode) ~ eB bo.sye [seca si] ase (aias-cun | oxtputteminal TP: NR Icsst @ a@| Fe) pe 16208 =2 48 pene (Rec) Adjustment and Confirmation Standard “BPlay back | Testtape Play back VTT727. Check thatthe level at LINE] LINE OUT level check | vrT727: 00H — fouTis~4.saas + 108, Difference between Leh and Rh must be les thant 8 at LINE OUT. *3 Playback | Testtape Play back TMT735 test tape, and adjust VR116 Deck frequency | TMT7as:tkHz/12.5it4d VRa%6 deck [B]) and VAI, VR211 (deck fA} L:vaite response | VTT799: 1kHz/6aH2 | 50 that devition of 125 KHz to that of 1 KHz Rete adjustment 040.5 dB (deck A )and 040.5 dB (deck B ) Deck ‘Then, play back VIT7399 test tape to confrm| +0508 | L: vRItt that deviaion of 63 Hzto thHzis +2 +340. | deck B))at | Fe VROti thie 63 He (check: 122508 "4 Bias Tape: Metal Connect frequency counter to the CN846 (deck Deck trey NOS: FEC Va ans onsen [on ado Lt vai ajusiment | F*eseerey oerte | deck [B] ) and L840t (deck [A] ) so thatthe Deck Al more than 1M. | counter reads 95 ke. Leos (See page18) Deck "Te CNB46 pin 1 Deck (A TP: CNG pin 1 ssiave [06 Votmeter | his stop must be performed afer the bias| winmum | DeckIA) oselaion eecusney adjustment uLido1 (uxPRo) | TP:cness Load a meta tape and sot the deck to the :L2401 adjustment recording mode. Deck(B} TP: CNBAS 1Adjust for dec (A) Lust Adjust L1401 and L2401 to minimize espec- R:L2451 tive voltages of CNB4T (PIN ~ 4) at Loh and (PING~5) at Ren 2.adust for deck 8] Adjust L1481 and L245! to minimize respec- tive votages of CNB46 (PING ~4) at Leh and (PIN 3 - §) at Reh. L 22 (No. 4359)TD-W7SDes Item Conditions Adjustment and Confirmation Standard Adjusting 6 input 1. Supply a tKHz signal tothe LINE IN terminals] UNE IN, sensitivity at -20dBs, confi that LINE OUT level is] 3208s level “sdb. MIG:=86 Bs check |2. Supply a 1kHz signal to the MIC input termi- 2008 nals at ~G6d8s, confirm that LINE OUT leva is-2des. a. Confirm that cliference level between let and right within 2d8 a LINE IN terminals and within 38 at MIC terminals “7RECIPE [LINE INPUTLEVEL: [This step must be performed after the slave | 125 KHz vet frequency | Ret. - 2040 ~ sods oselation adustment. 0208 reoponse | = 248) Record the 1 KHz and 12.5 kHz slgnals atthe) higher tan heck MIC INPUTIevel: evel of 20 d8 (20 dB lower tan tho reference| the titHz level Ret, -2008(-26185_ eve +908) Playing back the recorded signals, check thatthe NA SWITCH: OFF fiovel of the 12.5 kHz signal is 0 + 2 oB to the level of the 1 kHz signal . Low bas curent i saxon ier | __ on reuenie’*"7 igh ls sone O SOM 1 kha 12,6 kis “teavencies 8 Recording/ |‘. Supply a 400Hz signal to the LINE IN termi-] Normal, playback nals record a 400Hz signal at reference level] Crromo, sensitivity of -2048, Metal check lz.confirm that REC indicator should tum on} ~28dB= when LINE OUT level is -26dBs during re-} £1 4B cording 9 Maximum ~ |Suply 1 KHz signal to the LINE IN terminal in the] LINE OUT: output Rec. monitoring mode, and read non-cipped] more check signal level at the LINE IN terminal. than § dBs PHONES OUT: more than ~ 1608s 70 Checking ‘Record a 4 Kz, 20 dBs signal to LINE IN| Nora record! terminals Loss than 256 playack 2)Play back the recorded pat, Check the| crOz/Metal distortion output with a distortion meter to see ifthe] Less than 36 value conforms to the standard value 7 ohecking “) Record t 1 Kr, -20 ds signal, Stop the in-| Normal, signal to put by disconnecting from the terminal to] Moro than 40 noise ratio perform non-signl recording on recording 2)Piay back the recorded part Measure the 8 Weta, chrome; playback dBs recording output and the non-signal | sore than 41 recording output for comparison using an | ge, electronic voltmeter. Check to see ifthe value conforms to the standard value. (No, 4359) 23_TD-W7SDes Adjusting 24 (No. 4359) Item Conditions 12 Checking erasing terminals, coefficient 2)Perform recording with the signal enhaned by 2008 8)Erase a part of the recording 4)Measure the output difference between the ‘erased part and non- erased part to compare with an electronic voltmeter. For the measurement using a metal tape, connect @ band pass fier between the deck and the electronic voltmeter. “Tape deck 1 (rocoraing, crazing) Input cia) cy Band pass titer | p[Elecronic rn le[4] Wiring Connections DeG BMS T= Fig. 4-1TD-W7SDeu [5] Block Diagram (No. 4959) 25TD-W7SDes 6] Standard Schematic DiagramsTD-W7SDew Seni sg fr EK 8 pn sae fo 6 Signa fp Pesoding signa) for DEC B L fp Pecording signal for DE A TALE Hh sine ote 3 Line A | | | | | | | | | | L Ez Tonext page 26 (No, 4359)Tobefore page's on page 29TD-W7SDcu ee ae ‘ Mic input signs TT te ire wf sb Lie e c Pc sas tor ee 8 Paytck sie or SE 8 ve iow | sees isnt sg tp ° ES one 29 He Le e F s (No, 4359) 27TD-W7SDes ‘Tobetore pave Note voneasb00scvTD-W7SDe SW eRe Payoaek signal for OECK 5 Playoack s3gnai for O=CK & Level inakeater signe Pecarding signal for DECK 8 1 snout signal AB Line, 4-6 Line =a Fig. 6-3 28 (No. 4359) aeTD-W7SDeu (No. 4358) 29NI |_TD-W7SDew Location of P.C. Board Parts and Parts List 1 | 2 a ee 5 @ Main Board Main board___TD-W7SDes_| 6 2 | 8 9 10 Power supply board Fig. 7-1 30 (No. 4369)TD-W7SDe (No. 4389) 81 3ST Sued pieog WEN @TD-W7SDes, Ti OH uaOTE 32 INo. 4359)TD-W7SDes (No. 4369) 33TD-W7SDen Tao 34 (No. 4359]TD-W7SDes (No. 4359) 35TD-W7SDen 36 (No. 4959)TD-W7SDe 1 Mechanism Board Fig.7-2 ‘© Mechanism Board Parts List stock xo STITH ne Taare wane | teuanns Sure TE CHPRETTO oa somnecten | ena haere erie | aS (No. 4359) 37TD-W7SDes 1 | 2 3 4 5 @ Sub Board sci toad 1 \ | | —sicaktowe | H. phone j B: key switch bos jack board4 TD-W7SDes teh boars |— stand by indicator board Mechanism control board Fig. 7-3 38 (No, 4359)311 Sued pieog ang @TD-W7SDeu BLOCK NO. fe (No. 4359) 39TD-W7SDes . Exploded View of Enclosure Component PartsTD-W7SDers 40 (No. 4358)@ Enclosure Component Parts List BLocK No, MOMRTTD) freer. [Parts No. PARTS NAME, REMARKS — faTY| SUFFIX BY ZCTOW?SDI=FTN | FRONT PANEL WO-18=20,79 7 | ZCTDW317K-CH-A | CASSETTE HOLDER NO +46 -48-52 1 ¢| 2CTDWS17K-CH-B | CASSETTE HOLDER NO.47-52 beck B | 2 1] VKL1333-009 CHASSIS BASE 1 2] VTPS2A5-o2iF | POWER TRANS 4 | 3) S88T30067 SCREW FOR POWER TRANS 4 4] Vsc2410-036 REAR PANEL y | 5] vNo4999-003 FCC LABEL (3) 4 6] aNP1340-200 POWER CORD y 7| ans3771-108 CORO STOPPER 4 To) SBSF 5008N ‘SCREW FOR HEAT SINK 2 11] s8sF3008m SCREW FOR PIN JACK 2 12] SosF3008N SCREW FOR DCS JACK y 13] SBsTS006N SCREW FOR REAR+CHASSI 3| 14] GBST30067 SCREW FOR MAIN P.c.80 | 6] i8[ VJG1320-017UL | FRONT PANEL SILK/HOT STAMP 7 19| viDs024~002 REFLECTION PLAT 2 20) ViDs429-00188 | Jvc MARK 1 24] vYH7946-004 RING 4 22| spsr30102 SCREW FOR MECHANISM 4 23] SBST3O06H SCREW FOR FRONT PANEL 3 24) SBSF26107 SCREW KEY SWITCH BOAR 5 25] spsT26042 SCREW FOR FL.PWBsMECH a 27| vxPs288-003 PUSH BUTTON POWER y 28| Vsk«436-001, LENS, 4 29/ Vk4437-001 TENS 2 30| VxP2098-007 MECHA BUTTON AB PLAY/STOP 1 34) VXP3688-001 MECHA BUTTON A REC/PAUSE 1 32) VXP3689-001 MECHA BUTTON B REC/PAUSE/DOL 1 33] VIk4436-002 LENS 4| VIK4E36-003 ENS 7y 34| VKL7265~004 JACK BRACKET FOR H.P.JACK y 35] VKL7264-003 WIC BRACKET FPR PLH. JACK y 36| VKL6752-001 SNAP PLATE 2 37] VXL4426-001 KNOB BALANC/H.PHONE/ 3 38] V¥H7 779-008 DUMPER ASS*Y 2 44) vkW3006-236 TORSTON* SPRING A-HOLDER 1 42) vkW3006-237 TORSION SPRING B-HOLDER a 43] vyH2300-002 MECHA HOLDER MECHA 2 44] sBsF26107 SCREW MECHA HOLDER 4 45) SBsF26107 ‘SCREW FOR AB PHB 2 46) viT2317-007 CASSETTE HOLDER FOR A-MECHA 1 47) VsT2317-008 CASSETTE HOLDER FOR B-MECHA 1 48) VkY4180-001 CASSETTE SPRING 4 49| vsp3867-002 G. STABILIZER 2 30] V¥TS491-001 PAD 4 51] VkY4635-002 SPRING PLATE 2 52| sssr2608z SCREW FOR S.PLATE 3 53] VYH7941-005 LOCK LEVERCL> A MECHA 1 54] VYH7941-006 | LOCK LEVERCAD B_MECHA, a 55] VNAL643~001 ‘SHIELD FOR MECHA 2 56] Svst2603z SCREW For meckAssHrel | 4) 57| vkW5199-001 TENSION SPRING 2 58] VK24749-001 SPECIAL SCREW FOR LOCK L + ME 2 59] VKL7293-001 EJECT SAFTY(R) Ee 4BLock wo. SEPNTITD TD-W7SDeu fs] er.[ Parts wo. PARTS NAME REMARKS ary! SuPPIx [orR %0) SBSFSOTOT SCREW FOR E.SAFTV ORD 7 | 61/vRwsoe9-o02 | ToRSioN sPRING FOR ELSAFTY(RD 1 62| VKL7663-001 EJECT SAFTYCL Ecc 4 63] sasrso10z SCREW FOR £.SAFTYCL> 4 64| VkW5104-003 | TORSION SPRING FOR ESAFTY LD 4| 65] Vitasee-013 | CASSETTE LiD FOR A -WECHA 7] 66] viT2s49-014 | CASSETTE LID FOR 8 MECHA 4 67| vxPsza9-o01 | PUSH BUTTON EJECT 4 68] vxP52a9-002 | PUSH BUTTON 1| 469] vkw3001-077__|¢. SPRING _ 2 70/VKL 7262-002 | REMOTE ARW MECHA t 71] VKL7268-002 | REMOTE ARM B MECHA 1 72|vvi7773-001 | BUTTON HOLDER 2 73] spsr2ei07z SCREW FOR B.H.+ FPL 2 74| £406379-008ss_| FOOT Assy 4 77| SBSTSO087 SCREW FOR FOOT 4 7alVxL3025-003 | KNOB. 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