The home of the turntable THE VINYL éNGIné For more turntable manuals and setup information please visit www.vinylengine.com‘ORDER NO. HADBS0S245609 Service Manual Turntable System SL-BD3 Color ‘area (SK) [[E]..-.-.Switzeriang ana Scandinavia (8).() [LEK .....Unites Kingdom (8.06) [PRL] 2 Australia (8.0) LEG) |. ER. Germany ().K) [EB]... -Belgium (8).(K) [EH]... Holland (8.0K) [EF] France 0K) [fe nay (8).(K) [ECT .... Czechostovakia (S).(K) [PKA] “Southeast Asia, Oceania, Arica, Middle Near East and Central South America Color (8). IPA] .....Far €ast Px Si (8). ¢) [IPE] |.“ European Miltary Pa ae ee ropean Audio Clu io Sine Roe (8.4K) IPC}... -European Audio Club CTAB) is the standard mark for the “P-mount” plug-in-connector System. Products carrying this mark are interchangeable anc compatible with each other SPECIFICATIONS _ sreiisations subject to change without netice-for further improvement. Weight ang aimensions shown are approximate. @ Turntable section Overnang: 15 mm (18/32") Tracking error angle: Within 2°32" al the outer groove Type Fully automate tunable vain 292 athe 0 Auto sa Winn 0°32 tte er r00¥e sutra ot 900m 24) recor Tas 9 deluding cre) Rapes fay "ag ea Drive method: Belt drive Applicable coriridge Motor: DC motor weight: 6a Dive contot mates: Paver enero w carvisge section Turmiable plate: Aluminum cast Type: Moxing magnet sor cartridge Dumeter312 om (12.0427 Nogvetcreut: ——Allaantea core Turnable speeds: S03 tom and 35 pm Frequency reaponse One-Shot Wow'end ater Gode% WaMs rs 65521) Cabaeciage Zemnvat ti, Semis. ao to {0.00% peak peat ateralvoety {tee 084 welgnea) rnv at hes 0 ow. tro to rumble 70.8 (EC BOA Weighed) snumetsemumnon Pet eeiy (08 8) Chena ome’ Win a8 a ae = Tonearm section Recommended load Type: Stnicaly balanced straight impedance sr na~00 «0 tonearm Compliance dynamic): 12210" om/dyne at 10 He Plug-in connector cartridge Stylus pressure range; 1.25 0.25 g (12.5: 2.5 mN) pee wean 9 teardge ony) Ettecve engi: 20 mm 4/16) Replocoment sys: EPS.S0CS Technics 22. Masta Eee Tang Co™ General Dimensions: 43x 10. 37.5 om (WXHXD} (16-16/16" » 9-18/16" x 149/47) Power supply: For United Kingdom 0 ‘and Australia: 240V, AC 50 Hz Maximum height when top For continental {dust coven is open. Europe: 220V, AC 50 Hz OxaT xa em . For others: ~110~127/220~240V, (16-16/16" x 14-9716" x 16-118") 50/60 He 3.8 kg (84 Ib) Power consumption: 3 W @ CONTENTS Page SAFETY PRECAUTION co teeeeneee - see LOCATION OF CONTROLS mo : 3 DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS. : 3-5 MEASUREMENTS AND ADJUSTMENTS we 67 ‘THOUBLESHOOTING....... en SI 78 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM : 9,10 BLOCK DIAGRAM... oe 8 CIRCUIT BOARD AND WIRING CONNECTION DIAGRAM : 1 ‘OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION OF MECHANISM ... 1113 EXPLODED VIEW 2... eoo. 14-16 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST oo oo 17,18 @ SAFETY PRECAUTION 1, Before servicing, unplug the power cord to prevent an electric shock. 2, When replacing parts, use only manufacturer's recommended components for safety, 3. Check the condition of the power cord. Replace if wear or damage is evident, 4, After servicing, be sure to restore the lead dress, insulation barriers, insulation papers, shields, et. 5. Before returning the serviced equipment to the customer, be sure to make the following insulation resistance test to Prevent the customer from being exposed to a shock hazard. © INSULATION RESISTANCE TEST 1, Unplug the power cord and short the two prongs of the plug with a jumper wire 2. Turn on the power switch. 3. Measure the resistance value with ohmmeter between the jumpered AC plug and each exposed metal cabinet part, such as screwheads antenna, control shafts, handle brackets, etc. Equipment with antenna terminals should read between 3MQ ‘and 5.2MQ to all exposed parts. (Fig. A) Equipment without antenna terminals should read approximately infinity to all exposed parts, (Fig. B) Note: Some exposed parts may be isolated from the chassis by design. ‘These will read infinity. Antenna terminal Exposed Exposed metal metal part part Resistance = 3M2—5.2Mo 4. If the measurement is outside the specified limits, there is a possibility of a shock hazard. The equipment should be repaired and rechecked before it is returned to the customer. -2-@ LOCATION OF CONTROLS 45-1pm adaptor Hinges Record size sensor Genter spindle Arm clamp Turntable mat Turntable platter Tonearm Strobe tines Cartridge a Start/stop switch Cusing control Speed sel Ty mi Pitch control Repeat switch @ DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Ret No | How to remove the cartridge Ret NO | How to remove the turntable platter Procedure | 1. Remove the setscrew @. Procedure | 1, Open the dust cover and remove the 1 2. Pull out the cartridge, taking care that 3 turntable mat your hand does not touch the stylus 2, Remove the belt tip. 3. Lift up the turntable platter. Dust cover— Turntable RetNO | How to remove the stylus Procedure | * Pull out the stylus, taking care not to 2 touch the stylus tip. CartridggRet No How to remove the bottom board Ret No How to remove the start/stop knob Procedure | 4. Turn over the unit on a soft cloth. Procedure | 1. Remove the setscrew @. 304 2. Remove the 5 setscrews (@ ~ @) 36466 | 2 Remove the holder (with knob) in the direction of the arrows (@, @). 3, Release the 2 claws. Note: When attaching the start/stop knob, do not forget to attach the spring. 3 Ret, N Ret, No | How to remove the cueing and repeat knob | *!N° | How to remove the drive P.C.B. Procedure | « Remove the setscrew © Procedure | 1, Remove the 8 sotscrews (@ ~ a04es e407 | 2 Remove the drive P.C.B. in the ge direction of the arrow. vse 9e 7 a ‘Cuving oF repeat knob GO FO icra. Fe ay Leat spring SR Caution: ‘When removing the cueing and repeat knob, please note the ball bearing which is held between the leat spring and knob and take care not to drop or lose it. How to remove the mechanism plate Procedure ge4aee 1. Release the starVstop rod. 2. Remove the 8 setscrews. (@~@) 3. Lift up the mechanism plate. Note: When fitting the mechanism piate, check the following points. © Turn the main gear until it comes to the no gear part. © Shift the cueing and repeat lever plates in the direction of the arrow. Starv/stop roe ‘Mechanism plate “A S using ever | PS (ae Repeat lever No-gear part® How to remove the tonearm Procedure 3040809 1. Unsolder the § PU lead wires from the phono terminal 2. Remove the spring holder. 3. Remove the setscrew 4, To remove the tonearm, remove the 2 setscrews (@. @). 5. To remove the arm base, remove the 2 setscrows. 0.0 PU lead wiring method PU fixing plate White .......L channel (+) terminal Blue. L channel (—) terminal Red FR channel (+) terminal Green .......R channel (—) terminal Black....... “Ground terminal Ret. No Note: 10 How to remove the cueing cam If the cueing time of the tonearm becomes too short, or if the cueing cam is replaced, apply silicon oil (Part No. Procedure SZZOL12) according to the following procedure. 30408010 4. Remove the cueing cam. 1. Release the 2 claws with a driver. 2. Remove the washer. 3. Pull out the cueing cam. Oi tank 2. Apply silicon oil to the cueing cam and oil tank | 2 Washer Apply silicen oi! Nott If the magnetic resistor element has been ROT ow to vrnove ihe magnetic esto tment Peceoe Sean 1. Relese te claw 1. Remove the motor assembly PCB. in the direction of the arrow. 2 2. Unsolder the 3 lead wires from the magnetic resistor PCB. element. Red (S terminal of motor) Unsolder the 3 terminals of the magnetic resistor replaced, observe the following mounting precaution. ‘The magnetic resistor element is supplied with the center lead bent. Be sure the seat the bent lead flush to the P.C.B. ‘This will ensure the proper clearance (1:£0.5mm) between the magnet and the magnetic resistor element as shown below. Pall out Magnetic 58208 mm resistor 305mm E08) element FL, Magnet 15mm Hote, > + . Holder “pce.@ MEASUREMENTS AND ADJUSTMENTS ‘© Arm-tift height adjustment ‘The arm-lift height (distance between the stylus tip and the record surface when the cueing control is at the "2" position) has been adjusted at the factory to approximately 5 to 7 mm (3/16"—9/32"). If the clearance is too narrow or too wide, turn the adjustment screw clockwise or counterclockwise. Clockwise rotation —distance between the record and stylus tip is decreased Counterclockwise rotation —distance between the record and stylus tip is increased. ‘+ Automatic start position I the stylus does not land in the lead-in groove, adjust as follows. 1. Clamp the tonearm to the arm rest. 2, Remove the rubber cap. 3. Turn the screw with a screwdriver, clockwise or counterclockwise as necessary. If the stylus tip sets down too far in the recorded groove, —turn counterclockwise. If the stylus tip sets down outside of the record, —turn clockwise. Adjust so the stylus tip lands 1~2 mm in from the edge of the record, ‘¢ Automatic return position (Remove the rubber cap.) 1. Put the stylus protector on the cartridge. 2. Move the tonearm toward the center of the record. ‘The auto-return adjustment screw will appear. If the tonearm tends to return to the arm rest before the play has finished, —turn counterclockwise. If the tonearm fails to return after the final groove, —turn clockwise. Rubber cap Auto-return \)) © Speed adjustment (pitch contro!) ‘There are strobe-lines cut on this turntable platter to indicate correct rotational speed. If the strobe-line appears to be moving as the turntable rotates, adjust while playing a record 1. Set the speed selector to the speed to be adjusted. 2. Push the power switch. The strobe-illuminator/pilot lamp will light up and the platter will rotate. 3. Watch the dot pattern on the side of the platter. Turn the pitch control one way or the other until the dots appear to stand still. This is the correct speed. 4, Turning the pitch control in the "+" direction increases. the speed 5, Turning the pitch control in the the speed " direction decreases en =e = ome ‘ine saben or 60 Ha, 33-1/9 cpm seems tobe stationary ln me USA ang CANADA use 60 He hes, ‘The $0 Hz lines are for European® Rotating speed When the turntable drive/control IC (IC101) or the variable resistors (VR101, 102) are changed, or if the rated rotation is not reached even when the pitch control knob is turned, adjust the rotating speed in the following procedure. 1. Set the speed selector switch to the "45" position 2. Turn VR101 with a screwdriver from the bottom of the set to the rated rotation (45 rpm) and check the rotation with a strobe while adjusting the speed. 3. Set the speed selector switch to the "33" position 4. Turn VR102 with a screwdriver from the bottom of the set to the rated rotation (33-1/3 rpm) and check the rotation with a strobe while adjusting the speed. Note: Be sure to make the adjustment for 45 rpm first. vrige vRv01 219 10m) ES Com) @ TROUBLESHOOTING Nosourc | __.1 are tonearm connector and PU lead wire connected? PU lead wires broken ¥ Ccheck it sys is broken or ta the styus completely connect ridge? lus complotly connected to the cartiage che a hs Y Are the tonearm connector and cartridge pins connected completely? Contirm, strobe LED ‘Strobe LED rive circuit doesnot | >}. *Wavetorm of ealecor of 201 (2201, 202 (orve indieate transistor) ive JL_Jlt» ozor=pa0e fact b2me 201~-Ra9sTurntable does |r} AC power plug is connected? Connect the AC power plug 19 not rotate an AC wall socket ‘Beit is set over the turntable capstan? | > set the bett correctly y TH (Power Power source circuit transformer) 1 AC 14V between FO! terminals @ and O 1 (Power switen) 2. DG voltage of regulator IG (IC) [——*] Di-Da (Rectiier Fdetective Ow Ow Oo diode) 2, DC voltage at terminal @ of 1C101 (3V) ICt (Regulator 1G) 16101 (Drive 1G) y Drive circuit 16101 (Drive 10) #06 voltage of drive transistor (2101) 0101 (Drive Base_| Collector [ Emiter |! «transistor defective 33pm | isv | 63v | oav Motor 45pm | 16v_| sav] oav 108,109 (Resistor instable FG ampliier circuit Wastaole Ls] 1. Wavetorm of terminal 2, Waveform of terminal 2601 (Magnetic von @ of CN101 ® of C101 resistor element Oot onto: 1C101 (Control IC) | detective foe Jia >| iors wv nav c101~C103 Motor Brpm ms rpm d.3ms 45cm 2.5ms 45 rpm 2.5ms Control cirout 1. Waveform of terminal 2. Waveform of terminal @oticw1 @oticr01 ontrol IC) detective PUP EL fe FP] 0 canta te 331pm — 3.3ms 331pm — 3.3ms 4Sipm — 25ms, 51pm 25ms Tomtabie Tine reading =, then 2601 rotates too fast 41. Conduction check of CN101 terminal of @ and ©, © detective. or does not and ® [the reading is 1.340, then rotate motor detective. 1. Wavelorm of ‘at=S% more than terminal of CNI01 (ox7ms) —120mv zi saw AI || Refer to precaution on page 5. sams@ SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 2601 Notes: EZM-BLO! 1. St! Power ewiteh in “on” position Re01202. Be Oe AS i a 2. $101: Speed selecte itch in "33" feloctorswtctn "9" poston Ae SvDIsRsz00__SvbIsRssz00 ,AN7eL06 | 2 £1) gy : 4. 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(Press the start/stop ee button) (Drive ciruitturns ON) | *Pertion @ of cutlever pushes the switch lever, * | Far *Switch lever turns and presses the power switch contact. e (Main gear rotates) | #Portion @ of cutlever pushes the actuating rod o | Fat | *Actuating lever turns and pushes the friction link and actuating link. e-e ¢Smal gear anc main gear sre engaged 2 | eueing up As the main gear rotates, the drive plate moves. oe + Projection @ of the drive late pushes the cueing cam *oveing cam rotates, 3. | Movable piece seting | eMovable piece touches the switch control piece ie ‘Movable piece i turned to hold the PU fixing plate moving pin e 4. | Record size detection ‘*Record size detection plate rotates when the drive plate moves. 156° | Fig? plate setting o 5. | index setting ‘index plates (A) and (B) and index sub-plate rotates when the are | 168°90" | Fig? plate moves. e —n-No. Operation Description | Record sie detection | Detection of 50 om (12°) rocord |” 4. The record size detecting plate pushes the reset lever attached to. the turntable patter 2. Only the 20 cm record detecting pin interlocked withthe reset lever moves down {3 The 20 om record detecting pin touches index pate (8), then index plates (A) and (8) rotate ¥ Detection of 7 om (7) record Fig 5 1. The record size detecting pate pushes the rest ever attached to ° the turntable platter. 2. Both 20 em and 17 em record detecting pins interlocked withthe ‘eset iver move down 3, The 30 om and 17 cm record detecting pins touch index plate (8). then index plates (A) and (B) rotate # incase of no record | 1! The record size detecting plete pushes the reset lever attached to | the turntable platter 2, Both 30 em and 17 em record detecting pins interlocked withthe reset lever remain up. | 3. The 30 om and 17 em record detecting pins do not touch index | plate (B), 80 index plates (A) and (B) as well 2 index sub-plate femain stationary. 7. | Posiioning ofindex | eWihen the main gear rotates, the drive plate starts moving in he Fo? plate cirection of arrow @, eo index plates (A), (B) and index sub-plate move back slightly as inthe record size detection mode ’. | Fonearm drop position | ®PU fixing plate moving pin turns the PU fixing plate, pushing tin the Fig.6 direction of row 4 Incase of 0.0m record ‘The PU fixing plate rotates unt drop positioning pin (A) contacts Fig.6 index plate (A). + Incase of 17 em record “The PU fixing plate rotates until drop positioning pin (A) contacts | Fi.7 index plate (A). | + Incase of no record | ‘The PU tixng plate does not rotate since drop positioning pin (B) is | Fi.0 touching index plate (A). | Power switch lock The BU fixing plate rotates and the PU fixing plate pin pushes the Fo] switch control piece inthe direction of arrow @ ° «When the PU fixing pate pin moves to point @, the switch contro, | |” plece moves in the direction of arrow @, and then the projection ofthe | Switen contol piece is hela by the mechanism board | 70. | Moving plece reversal | «Actuating piece attached to the drive plate touches the mechanism Fig. board ancis reversed, making the PU fixing plate mowing pin tree. ° Ti | using down Projection @ ofthe drive plate disengaged from the cueing cam. Fig. thereby shifting for cueing down, © 2. |ndex cancel “Also, when the drive board moves, the Index plate returns tothe iil Fig? condition. @ | 73. | Beain play ‘The main gear and small gear disengage, only the small gear continues ] to rotate (turntable rotation) 14, | End play The tonearm moves to the center of the turntable. | Fig. The PU fixing plate pushes the actuating rod. e-e ‘Operation continues as in No. 1 Stat 18. [Casing wp *(Same as No. 2 Gueing up) 16] Tonearm return ‘The drive board pushes the PU fixing plate moving pin the tonearm returns tothe arm rest, 7. | Gueing down (Same as No. 11 Cusing down) [78 [Power off ‘The fixed pin of the PU fixing plate contacts the switch control piece; the projection of the switch contro piece breaks contact with the mechanism board, The switeh lever rotates, causing the power switch contact to disengage —12-Pin of PU fixing plate / Projection of switch contro! piece AYOT— Power switch Z ‘Actuating lever x Friction & Actuating Tink \ Switch lever Actuating rod Fig. 1 Index sub-plate Index plate (A) Fig. 2 ‘Switch control Index plate (A) 17 om Record pS soem Record ines «XN etn Bn eM \, sinner ay sare Vs 5 FTou e LOS, x ©: EL) Movable / piece Drive plate Index. ~ sub-plate 300m Record detecting > SVs, plate pin Fig. 8@ EXPLODED VIEW * Cabinet and chassis parts A & ® DWE) ® ® ® ® @@ ® @ OX @ @ @ 6 8 © ® © a ee HS SGOROHHHHOGZ OM SS 8 BD @ 28SS ©8982 68 @89@ @ 2B 2@ c ® © ea =14— = 15-© Mechanism parts BH GG2LHG G0 OHHH one Qe @ 8 = 168@ REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST Notes: + Partrumbersareindicated on most mechanical parts, Please use this part number for parts orders. Important safety notice: Components identified by ad. mark have special characteristics important for safety When replacing any of these components, use only manutacturers specified parts. @-marked parts aro used for black type only. while ‘C-markea parts are used for silver type only. Parts other than ®- and Q-marked are used for both black and silver types. Bracketed indications in Ref, No. columns specify the ‘area, Parts without these indications can be used for all areas. The"@" mark's service standard partsand may differ from production parts 7. The parenthesized numbers in the column of ‘description stand for the quantity per set. 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