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Service Manual for
KKR606 Rhapsody 2000 FM
and
KR608 Table Radio
FOOTSCRAY, SIDCUP, KENT
01-300 7733
32 Milton Road, East Kilbride, Glasgow
East Kilbride 25101Service Manual for KR606 & KR608
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ISSUED MARCH 1969
KR606 KR608
190mm (74") 160mm (6¥%")
345mm (13$") 380mm (14 }")
98mm (33") 220mm (84)
3.2kg (7Ib 1 ozinc. batts.) 3.6 kg (7Ib 14402)
18 volts—2 off 9 volt battery Mains 240v 50Hz
PP9orVT9
Quiescent 21mA 5 watts
50mW 46mA
500 mW 105 mA
1.5W 170 mA
270 hours at an average
listening level.
2 watts for less than 10% distortion
V.H.F./F.M. 87-102 MHz
Bandspread 1150-1500 kHz, 200-260 metres
Medium Wave 540-1620 kHz, 185-556 metres
LongWave 150-250 kHz, 1200-2000 metres
8" x5" 150.10,000 Gauss
BF 184—R.F. amplifier.
BE 184 — Mixer oscillator (f.m.)
BF 184 — Mixer oscillator (a.m.) 1sti.f. amplifier f.m.
BF 184 —|.F. amplifier (a.m. and f.m.)
BF 184 —L.F. amplifier (a.m. and £.m.)
U17220—Pre-amplifier
U17221 — Impedance matching emitter follower
U17222 — Driver
017223, } Complementary symmetry
U17224 § push-pull output pair.
CG64H — F.M. tuner a.g.c.
CG64H — A.M. detector
CG63H —|-F. overload protection
BZY87— Stabilizing diode
SGEIH | Ratio detector
Volume — On/Off
Tuning
Push Buttons: L.W., M.W., B/S, F.M., Tone.
Page1CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
FM.
The telescopic aerial is transformer coupled to the emitter of TXtl which is an
rf. amplifier operating in the common base mode. The collector of this transistor is
connected to Lt3, the f.m. r.f. coil which is tuned with the gang section Cv2. The
signal is then fed to the common base mixer oscillator. The oscillator works lower
than the signal frequency. The tapped oscillator coil Lt5 is tuned with Cv3 and is
connected to the collector of TXt2, which is coupled to a double tuned i.f. trans
former, the primary Lt6 being capacity coupled to the secondary Lt7.
The signal is then applied, via a capacitance tap, to TXml, the collector circuit of
which is connected to the 2nd fm. if. transformer primary Lmi, which in turn is
link coupled, via Lm2 and LK1, to the secondary Lk2. This secondary feeds the
signal to the base of TXk1, the collector of which is connected to Lk7, the primary of
the capacity coupled, double tuned, 3rd f.m. i,f. transformer. The secondary Lk8 is
connected to the base of TXk2 and the collector of this transistor feeds the signal to.
the balanced ratio detector. The audio output of the detector is applied, after
de-emphasis to the volume control.
An a.g.c. signal is obtained by using diode Dm!1 to rectify the signal fed via
Cm7 from the 2nd f.m. if. transformer, and is applied to the rf. transistor TXt1.
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AM. OSCILLATOR CIRCUITS
A.M.
The signals from the m.w. and l.w. coils on the ferrite rod are fed to switches,
and the selected signal is applied to the base of TXm1, the a.m. mixer oscillator
transistor. From the collector of TXm1 the signal passes through the secondary of the
oscillator coil Lm4 to the capacity coupled a.m. if. transformer Lk3 and Lk4 and on
to the base of TXk1. This transistor feeds the signal to the double tuned if. trans-
Page 2former primary Lk5 and Lk6 which is inductively coupled to the secondary Lk9 and
LK10, The signal is then fed to TXk2 and from there to the final single tuned if.
transformer Lk11 and Lk12. The output from this transformer is detected by diode
Dk3 and the audio signal produced is then fed to the top of the volume control via
RK12and Rk14.
de Dk1 controls the amount of signal fed to TXk1 and thus prevents TXk2
being overloaded, and diode Dk2 stabilizes the biasing of TXk1.
For a.g.c. a negative voltage increasing with signal is taken from the junction of
Dk3 and Ck21 and fed via Dk2 to voltage contro! TXk2 through the potential
divider Rk6 and Rk7, and current control TXK1 through Rk2.
AUDIO
Capacitor Cm17 and a push button on RMM31 are wired across the volume
control to provide switched treble cut, and on KRGO8 a screened lead connects the
tape socket to allow tape recordings to be made.
From the volume control the signal is fed to the base of TXa1, the audio pre-
amplifier, which is directly coupled to the base of TXa2. This functions as an im-
pedance matching emitter follower. TXa3 drives the complementary symmetry out-
put pair TXa4 and TXa5.
Ra6 and Ra7 form a potential divider to apply negative feedback to TXat
Capacitor CaS provides frequency selective feedback to TXa2.
KR608 CHASSIS REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS
Place the cabinet on its back with the sloping front facing toward you. Remove
the three screws which are behind what is now the top of the cabinet. Lift the
control panel vertically out from the cabinet and !ay it face down in front of the
cabinet.
To replace the chassis reverse the procedure,
ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS
The two receivers contain the following modules: RMT11 (KR 606), RMT12
(KR 608), RMM31, RMK20 and RMAAO,
To align the receiver the following equipment will be needed:
1. A.M. Signal Generator covering the range 150 kHz to 1620 kHz, modulated
1 kHz 30%,
2. F.M. Signal Generator covering 10.7 MHz and 87 MHz to 104 MHz, modulated
1 kHz +25 kHz deviation.
3. Output power meter 1522
4. Shielded test coil (85 turns of enamel covered wire on 2” diameter former).
5. Oscilloscope.
Page 3LF, ALIGNMENT
A.A.M. (470kHz) CIRCUITS
1, Set a generator to 470 kHz and connect it to the receiver via the Car Aerial
Socket, or alternatively to the base of TXm1 (pin D2 on F.M. push button switch).
2. Switch the receiver to ‘MW’, set the gang to minimum capacity and turn the
volume control to maximum volume.
3. If background noise renders alignment difficult remove the signal input and pro-
ceed as follows :—
a. Note noise power on output meter at maximum volume.
b. Turn volume control down 20 dB (100X).
c. Use 50 mW as reference level instead of 500 mW.
4. Trim for maximum output by adjusting the coils in the following order on the
RMK.20 (i,f.) module -—Lk11/12, Lk9/10, Lk5/6, Lk4, Lk3 and then readjust if
required. Maintain the output at approximately 500 mW by adjusting the signal
generator output level
B. F.M. 10.7 MHz) CIRCUITS
1. Set a signal generator to 10.7 MHz and connect it to the test point on the tuner
edge connector (pin 6) via a 3,000 pF capacitor. (The earth lead may be con-
nected to the body of the gang condenser or the screened lead braiding on the
if- output lead)
2. Switch the receiver to f.m., set the gang condenser to maximum capacity, and,
turn the colume control to maximum.
3. Set the slider of Rk15 (Detector Balance’) to the mid position
4. Trim for maximum output by adjusting the coils in the following order on the
if. switch and tuner modules :—Lk13/14, Lk8, Lk7, Lk1/2 and Lm1/2 (on
switch module). Lt6 and Lt7 (on tuner).
6. Set the signal generator to a.m, modulated by 30% and adjust Lk15/16 for
minimum output
6, Increase signal by 20dB and adjust the slider of RK15 for minimum output.
7. Repeat 4, 5 and 6 above. Check that peak audio output at fm. coincides with
minimum on a.m,
R.F. CIRCUIT ALIGNMENT
AM.
Connect a signal generator to a test coil. The test coil should be positioned so
that it is coaxially in line with, and its centre is 54” from, the m.w. end of the fe
rod. The following operations should be carried out in the order indicated, being
repeated until maximum sensitivity is obtained :
Page 4Input Wave- Gang
Operation Frequency band Position Adjustment
1 540 kHz Mw. Fully Closed Lm3/4, Set pointer
to datum,
2 1620kHz MW. Fully Open Trimmer Tm2.
3 REPEAT OPERATIONS until the band ends are satisfactory.
4 600kHz MW. Tune for Tune m.w. aerial
max. signal coil, L1, on ferrite
rod.
5 1450kHz B/S Tune for Trimmer Tm1.
max. signal
6 REPEAT OPERATIONS 4 AND 5 until maximum sensitivity has
been obtained.
7 225 kHz Lw. Tune for Tune L2 formax.
max. signal sensitivity.
FM.
1, Set a signal generator to 87 MHz fm. and connect the signal output to the car
aerial socket or external f.m. aerial socket. On the KR606, collapse the telescopic
aerial
2. Switch the receiver to f.m. and, close the gang condenser.
3. Adjust oscillator coil LtS for maximum output, keeping output at or below
500 mW by adjusting the signal generator.
4, Adjust rf. coil Lt3 for maximum output.
COIL AND TRANSFORMER DATA
Circuit Reference Description Resistance
u MW. Aerial Coil 189
12 LW. Aerial Coil 789
Lm3 (Pins 2&4) A.M. Oscillator Coil 229
Lk3. 4St A.M. Primary 402
Lkd (Pins 1 &3) 1st A.M. Secondary 449
LK5 (Pins 3 & 4) 2nd A.M. Primary (Part) 189
Lk6 (Pins 6 & 1) 2nd A.M. Primary (Part) 289
Lk10 (Pins 1 &3) 2nd A.M. Secondary 5.02
Lk11 (Pins 1&3) 3rd A.M. Primary 5.92
ALL OTHERS ARE LESS THAN 1 9
Page 5KR606 DRIVE CORD ASSEMBLY
1. Remove the two Philips screws from underneath the top chassis plate, position
W.
Pull off the two large knobs and remove the Perspex scale fascia.
Turn the tuner drive fully anticlockwise.
Make up the cord as shown in fig. 1.
Thread the cord through the tube formed in the tuner
Wind the core onto the drum asin fig. 3.
Fitthe drum onto the tuner spindle.
Pass the cord around the pulleys as in figs. 4 & 5.
Tie the loose end of the cord onto the loop and fit the tension spring as in
fig. 5.
Attach the pointer and align it with the reference marks on the scale,
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END VIEW OF RMT 12
EiKR608 DRIVE CORD ASSEMBLY
‘Turn the tuner spindle fully clockwise.
Place the cord loop on the tuner spindle.
Fit the tuner drive drum onto the tuner spindle and secure with a knob clip.
Thread the cord through the slot in the drum flange.
Wind 4 turns onto the drum by holding the cord and turning the drum anti-
clockwise.
Continue to thread the cord as shown in the diagrams, on Page 8, winding 3+
‘turns anticlockwise around the rubber bush on the drive drum.
When you again reach the tuner drive drum wind 1 4 turns clockwise around it
and thread the cord through the slot in the outer flange.
Slide a short piece of plastic sleeving over the cord and fit the large knob clip
to clamp the sleeved cord.
Attach the pointer and align it with the reference mark on the scale.
9 PN ® TAONS
F.M. Tuner Printed Circuit Board Schematic for
RMT11 & RMT12A.M. R.F. Printed Circuit Board Schematic RMM31ted are
‘oper side of the board.
Components shown dott
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IF. Printed Circuit Board Schematic RMK 20sae --4
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INTERCONNECTING WIRING DIAGRAM KR606MMT
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RMK 20
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RING DIAGRAM KR608SPARE PARTS LIST
DESCRIPTION KR606 R608
Cabinet sub-assembly 1538/3/21054 1565/3/21428
Handle 28/321/14030 —
Handle end cap (2 off) 28/330/14031 =
Handle moulded spacer (2 off) 40/278/20426 -
Foot 28/12/0/21063 =
Badge holder 35/534/13155 -
Badge 21/189/13073 —
Fascia grille 28/311/1/13153, 28/340/13207
Scale 44/93/1107 1/98/1107
Scale clamp 33/673/1/20392 -
Scale trim (2 off) 28/322/13012 =
Control panel top trim - 28/346/13266
Control panel bottom trim = 28/339/13248
Knob (off) 1538/60/01096 1565/60/01234
Car aerial socket 13/79/2/25200 _
Car socket clip 4/310/20821 =
Earpiece socket 13/435/1/25364 =
Earpiece socket clip 4/311/20820 —
Tape socket, 5 way D.I.N. = 13/536/25126
Aerial socket, standard co-axial - 13/525/25073
Loudspeaker socket, switched D.ILN. = 13/537/25128
Telescopic aeri 13/470/06240 —
RMA40 support bracket 33/691 /20321 -
Rod aorial bracket 35/441 /15006
Bulb holder = 13/137/23043
Bulb 6V = 13/510/V/12094
Drivedrum = 1565/18/18013
Tuner drive drum 42/31/18108 1565/15/18022
Guide pulley = 1565/11/20431
‘Small pulley (2 off) = 42/28/1814
‘Small pulley shaft (2 off) = 36/402/20371
Tuner mounting bracket = 1565/12/20302
omponents mounting plate = 33/695/20559
5 transformer = 39/S1/73/04084
2,5001F 30Velectrolytic C1 = KEM241/S/08263
Bridge rectifier H131PEO1B = 14/32/12299
Fuse 200mA Q/A = 13/57/5/23089
SPARE PARTS LIST, COMMON ITEMS
DESCRIPTION Circuit Ref, Part Loc./No.
Gangedcapacitor(RMT11/RMT12)—Cvl-4 38/127/1/18080
Ferrite rod - 43/61 /06745
MW. aerial coil u 32/233/06022
L.W. aerial coi 2 32/234/06023
10k@ Log. pot. with switch. Volume RZ 9/371/1/02127
Loudspeaker, 8x5", 150. 11/197/03024
Edge connector for RMM31-9 way (2 off)
Edge connector for RMM31-6 way
Edge connector for RMK20-9 way
Edge connector for RMA40-9 way
Edge connector contacts
13/426/1/25123,
13/432/2/25264
13/426/25189
13/426/25189
13/427/20497
F.M. TUNER MODULE RMT11 (KR606)
F.M. TUNER MODULE RMT12(KR608)
Aerial coil f.m. tuner
R.F. coil f.m. tuner
LF. reject coil
Ose. coil f.m. tuner
Ist f.m.i.f. transformer primary
1st f.m. Lf. transformer secondary
Le, Lt2
43
Lea
Ls
Lt6
7
Page 15
1864/1/16105
1588/1/16201
32/270/06040
32/348/06005
32/287 /06042
32/272/06043
32/347/05063
32/274/05032SPARE PARTS LIST
DESCRIPTION Circuit Ref. Part Loc./No.
Capacitors 1.5 pF cus Ke313/c/08479
5 pF C8, C19 KC306/C/08460
20pF cuz KC305/C/08504
22pF cu KC303/C/08248
25 pF cua KC304/C/o8a62
27 pF en KC326/08063,
47 pF cu KC302/F/08522
‘SWITCH MODULE RMM31 1553/1/16162
Push button knob, Round, Silver 35/536/01092
P.B. Switch Assembly 13/469/10052
A.M, Oscillator Coil Lm3, Lind 32/281/05015
2nd F.M. |.F. Transformer Primary Lt 32/275/05030
Trimmer 5-50 pF, (2off) Tmt, Tm2 38/110/18014
Electrolytic 10uF 16v cmio KEM164/S/08509
Electrolytic 12511F 10v cmt KEM258/6/08491
Capacitor 12pF — 1 pF 30v Cmd,Cm16 KST436/08016
Capacitor 69 pF — 1% 30v m3, Cm14 KST438/08019
Capacitor 125 pF = 1% 125v mt KST409/08586
Capacitor 500 pF — 1% 30v Cmi3 KST440/08020
Capacitor 0.022 uF = 80%—20% 30v Gm9 KC295¢/08465
Capacitor 0.022 UF — 10% 160v Gmi7 KT117/08402
Capacitor 0.047F = 50%—25%12v mS, Cm1S KC283F/08396
Capacitor 0.2 HF + 60% —20% 10v cms KC309/08471
LF. MODULE RMK20 1350/1/16051
Ist A.M. Primary La 32/282/05043
1st A.M. Secondary Lika 32/283/05048
2nd A.M. Primary KS, Lk6 32/284/05046
2nd A.M. Secondary Lk9, Lk10 32/285/05047
3rd A.M. LF. Transformer Uk1, LIZ 32/286/05049
2nd F.M. Secondary uke 32/276/05036
3rd F.M. Primary Lk7 32/277/05037
3rd F.M. Secondary UKs 32/278/05038
Ratio Detector Primary UK13, Let 32/279/05041
Ratio Detector Secondary kt, LAG 32/280/05042
Electrolytic 2\1F 10v cK27 KEM186/S/G/08544
Electrolytic 25 WF 3v cKs KEM245/S/G/08390
Capacitor 118 pF = 1% 125v ckt KST408/08582
10r 0.2 UF + 80% —20% 10v Ck10 K¢309/08471
or 2 pF +4 pF 750v Kis KC117/08553,
‘or 4pF « t pF 750v ks KC308/08532
‘or 330 pF =: 20% 500v cK20 K¢21/F/08198
101 1000 pF + 40% —20% 500v Ck23, Ck24 KC195/F/08537
jor 0.01 LF + 20% 500v C21; Ck25 KC156/08708
10r 0.0022 UF + 20% 500v cK26 KC257/08456
Capacitor 0.047 UF + 80% —20% 30vCkB, Ck7, Ck9, Ck16
cKt7 Kc296/086505
Pre-Set Potentiometer 4.7K 0 RKI5 9/212/02071
AUDIO MODULE RMAAO 1548/1/16163
560pF 10% — 500vcapacitor Ca5.ca7 —_KC307/08032
1000 pF 20% 500v capacitor cas kc18/08249
0.22\F 410% 250vcapacitor Caz KT151/D/08307
150 UF ‘18velectrolytic capacitor Cat,Ca3_—=—« KEM257/5/08333
160 HF 1Ovelectrolyticcapacitor Ca6 KEM162/S/08638
250F 2Ovelectrolytic capacitor Ca KEM254/S/08337
350)F 12velectrolyticcapacitor Ca4,Cal0_- KEM253/S/08350
Heat sink clip (2 off) 4/324/20061
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