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19SV111
SHARP
SERVICE MANUAL
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GAME TElEVISION
SIGMA 9400 CHASSIS
Chassis No. 19M1
MODEL
19SV111
In the interests of user-safety (Required by safety
regulations in some countries) the set should be restored to
its original condition and only parts identical to those
specified should be used.
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CONTENTS
Page
• IMPORTANT SERVICE SAFETY PRECAUTION
..................................................... 2
• ELECTRICALSPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................ 3
• LOCATION OF USER'S CONTROLS .................................................................... _ 4
• REMOVAL OF CABINET .................................................................................... _ 6
• INSTALLATION AND SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS .................................................... 8
• TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE .............. ... ......... ............................... ............ .......... 10
• CHASSIS LAYOUT ..................................................·......·.................. ·......... ·........... 16
• PRINTED WIRING BOARD ASSEMBLIES ............................................................... 17
• BLOCK DIAGRAM ··············'·························--···--···--············--····················--······ 21
• SOLID STATE DEVICE BASE DIAGRAM ............................................................... 26
• SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM AND WAVEFORMES .. .... ..... ..... ..... ....... ... .... .. . .. ..... .. .. . ... .. 28
• REPLACEMENT PA·RTS LIST ................................................................................ 35
·• PACKING OF THE SET . .. ..... .... . ..... .... . ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... .... . ... ..... ... .. .... .... .... ..... .... . 44
SHARP ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
Service Headquarters:
Sharp PI aza,
Mahwah,
New Jersey 07430-2135
Phone; (20 1) 512-0055
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IMPORTANT SERVICE SAFETY PRECAUTION
• Service w_ork should be performed only by qualified service technicians who are
thoroughly familiar with all safety checks and servicing guidelines which follow:
2. It is essential that servicemen have available at
all times an accurate high voltage meter. The
calibration of this meter should be checked
periodically.
3. High voltage should always be kept at the
rated value -no higher. Operation at higher
voltages may cause a failure of the picture tube
or high voltage circuitry and, under certain
conditions, may produce radiation in excess of
desirable levels.
4. When the high voltage regulator is operating
properly there is no possibility of an Xradiation problem. Every time a color chassis is
serviced, the brightness should be tested
while monitoring high voltage with a meter to
be certain that it does not exceed the specified
value and is regulated correctly.
5. Do not use a picture tube other than that
specified, and do not make unrecommended
circuit modifications to the high voltage
circuitry.
6. When trouble shooting and taking test
measurements on a receiver with excessively
high voltage,avoid being unnecessarily dose to
the receiver. Do not operate the receiver
longer than is necessary to locate the cause of
excessive voltage.
WARNING
1. For continued safety, no modification of any
circuit should be attempted.
2. Disconnect AC power before servicing.
3. Semiconductor heat sinks are potential shock
hazards when the receiver is operating.
4. The chassis in this receiver has two ground
systems which are separated by insulation
material. The non-isolated (hot) ground system
is for the + B voltage regulator circuit and the
horizontal output circuit. The isolated ground
sy5tem is for the low + B DC voltages and the
secondary circuit of the high voltage
transformer.
To prevent electrical shock use an isolation
transformer between the Ii ne cord and power
receptacle, when servicing this chassis.
SERVICING OF HIGH VOLTAGE
SYSTEM AND PICTURE TUBE
When servicing the high voltage system,
remove the static charge by connecting a
10k ohm resisto-r in series with an
insulated wire (such as a test probe)
between the picture tube ground and
the anode lead. {AC cord should be
disconnected from AC outlet.)
1. Note that the picture tube in this receiver
employs integral implosion protection.
2. Replace with tube of the same type number for
continued safety.
3. Do not Ii ft picture tube by the neck.
4. Handle the picture tube only when wearing
shatterproof goggles and after discharging the
high voltage anode completely.
FIRE AND SHOCK HAZARD CHECKS
Before returning the receiver to the user,
perform the following safety checks:
1. Inspect all lead dress to make certain that leads
are not pinched, and check that hardware is
not lodged between the chassis and other
metal parts in the receiver.
2. Inspect all protective devices such as non·
metallic control knobs, insulating materials,
cabinet backs, adjustment and compartment
covers or shields, isolation resistor-capacity
networks, mechanical insulators, etc.
3. To be sure that no shock hazard exists, check
for current Ieakage in the foil owing manner:
• PI ug the AC cord d i recti y into a 120 volt AC
outlet, (Do not use an isolation transformer for
this test).
• Using two clip leads, connect a 1.5k ohm, 10
watt resistor paralleled by a 0.1SuF capacitor in
series with all exposed metal cabinet parts and
a known earth ground, such as an electrical
conduit or electrical ground connected to an
earth ground.
X-RADIATION AND HIGH VOLTAGE
LIMITS
1. All service personnel should be aware of the
procedures and instructions covering Xradiation. The only potential source of X-ray in
current solid state TV receivers is the picture
tube. However, the picture tube does not emit
measurable X-Ray radiation if the high voltage
is as specified in the "High Voltage Check"
instructions.lt is only when high voltage is
excessive that X·rad iation is capable of
penetrating the picture tube shell which
includes lead in glass material. The important
precaution is to keep high voltage below the
maximum level specified.
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IMPORTANT SERVICE SAFETY PRECAUTION
(Continued)
safety characteristics are ide nti fi ed in this
manual; electrical components having such
features are identified by ".&"and shaded areas
in the Replacement Parts Lists and Schematic
Diagrams. For continued protection, replacement
parts must be identical to those used in the
original circuit. The use of a substitute
replacement parts which do not have the same
safety characteristics as the factory recommended
replacement parts shown in this service manual,
may create shock, fire, X-radiation or other
hazards.
• Use an AC voltmeter having with 5000 ohm per
volt, or higher, sensitivity to measure the AC
voltage drop across the resistor.
• Make contact with the test probe on all
exposed metal parts having a return path to
the chassis (antenna, metal cabinet, screw
heads, knobs and control shafts, escutcheon,
etc.) and measure the AC voltage drop across
the resistor.
All checks must be repeated with the AC cord
plug connection reversed (if necessary, a nonpolarized adapter plug may be used only for
the purpose of completing these checks).
Any current measured must not exceed 0.5
milliamps.
Any measurements not within the limits
outlined above are indicative of potential
shock hazard and corrective action must be
taken before returning the set to the customer.
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AC
VOLTMETER
SAFETY NOTICE
Many electrical and mechanical parts in television
receivers have special safety-related
characteristics.
These characteristics are often not evident from
visual inspection, nor can protection afforded by
them be necessarily increased by using
rep I acement components rated for higher
voltage, wattage, etc.
Replacement parts which have these special
TO EXPOSED
METAL PARTS
CONNECT TO
KNOWN EARTH
GROUND
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
VHF ANTENNA INPUT IMPEDANCE ............................... ,. ..................... 75 ohm Unbalanced
UHF ANTENNA INPUT IMPEDANCE ...................................................... 300 ohm Balanced
CONVERGENCE .................................................................................. Magnetic
FOCUS ................................................................................................. Hi-Bi-Potential Electrostatic
AU 010 POWER OUTPUT RA Tl NG ........................................................ 1.2 W (at 10% distortion)
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCIES
Picture IF Carrier Frequency .......................................................... 45.75 MHz
Sound IF carrier Frequency ............................................................ 41.25 MHz
Color Sub-Carrier Frequency .......................................................... 42.17 MHz (Nominal)
PICTURE SIZE ...................................................................................... Approx. 185 sq. in.
POWER IN PUT ..................................................................................... 120 V AC 60Hz
POWER RATING .................................................................................. 95 W
SPEAKER SIZE ..................................................................................... 4• PM, 0.52 oz. Mag.
VOICE COIL IMPEDANCE ......... ·.... ·................ ·.............................. ···... 8 ohm at 400 Hz
SWEEP DEFLECTION ........................................................................... Magnetic
TUNING RANGES····--· .......................................................................... VHF-Channels 2 thru 13
UHF-Channels 14 thru 83
CATV Channels 1 thru 65,
Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
95 thru 99
(EIA, Channel Plan)
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LOCATION OF USER'S CONTROL
(TV)
IAntenna Terminal Board I
Front
(Located on the rear of the cabinet)
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REMOTE CONTROL
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VOLUME ADJUSTMENT
BUTTONS
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PICTURE CONTROL
' - - - -- - - - TINT CONTROL
' - - -- - - - - - COLOR CONTROL
'------ - - -- - - - BRIGHTNESS CONTROL
! Infrared Remote Control
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REMOTE CONTROL WINDOW
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RANDOM ACCESS
suTToNs
CHANNEL UP/
DOWN BUTTONS
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CHANNEL MEMORY
BUTTONS
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BUTTONS
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SLEEP CALL BUTTON
GAME ON/OFF BUTTON
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TERMINALS
TV/CATV MODE SELECTOR
,.---- - CHANNEL UP/DOWN
BUTTONS
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CONNECTOR
LC.._I_ UHF ANTENNA
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(How to open the door)
To open t he door, be sure to
push t he position marked
"PUSH ON".
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POW€RON-OFF BUTTON
MUTE BUTTON
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LOCATION OF USER'S CONTROL (Continued)
(GAME)
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Front
Controller
CONTROL PAD
START BUTTON
BUTTON B - - - - '
GAME
ON/OFF
BUTTON A - - - - - - '
CONTROLLER PLUG
CONTROLLER SOCKET 1
CONTROLLER SOCKET 2
CONNECTING THE CONTROLLERS TO THE TV
Both controllers are identical and may be connected to either controller socket. However, the controller
connected to controller socket 1 becomes Controller 1, The distinction is important when selecting and
starting games, since only Controller 1 is used to select and start games.
CONTROLLER SOCKET 2
CONTROLLER SOCKET 1
CONTROLLERS
Operation of Controls (GAME)
1.
2.
Turn the power on by pressing the POWER 0 N·O FF BUTTON on the set or on the Remote Control.
Set the TV mode by pressing the TV/GAME SELECTOR on the set or on the Remote Control.
CAUTION:
ALWAYS MAKE SURE THE TVIGAME SELECTOR IS SET THE TV MODE BEFORE INSERTING OR
REMOVING A GAME PAK.
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REMOVAl OF CABINET
How to detach the game unit from the TV set
1. Unscrew the six rear cabi net set-screws and remove the rear cabinet.
2. Disconnect the game unit connectors (EB, N, V, A and EA) from the TV set.
3. Place the TV set upside down.
4. Unscrew the four game unit set-screws from the TV set.
Now the game unit can be detached from the TV set .
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REMOVAL OF CABINET
(continued)
How to detach the game unit from the cabinet
1. Unscrew the eight top cabinet set-screws and remove the top cabinet.
2. Unscrew the eleven shielding case set-screws and the four chassis set-screws.
(PWB-D) can be drawn out.
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Now the game PWB
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INSTALLATION AND SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
Note: (1) When performing any adjustments to resistor controls and transformers use
non-metallic screwdriver or TV alignment tools.
(2) Before perfoming adjustment, TV set must be on at least 15 minutes.
CIRCUIT PROTECTION
HIGH VOLTAGE CHECK
The receiver is protected by a 4.0A fuse
(F701), mounted on PWB-A, wired into
one side of the AC line input.
High voltage is not adjustable but niust
be checked to verify that the receiver is
operating within safe and efficient
design limitations as specified checks
should be as follows:
X-RADIATION PROTECTOR CIRCUIT
TEST
1. Connect an accurate high voltage meter to the
CRT anode.
2. Operate receiver for at least 15 minutes at
120V AC line voltage, with strong air signal or a
proper Iy tuned in test signa I.
3. Set SW851 on PWB-B to "OFF" (center)
position.
Note that Io.ss of Iu m i nance wi 11 occur.
4. Rotate Screen control (on T652) to minimum
(CCW) end of its rotation.
5. The reading sho.uld be approximately 26.5kV at
zero beam.
After service has been perlormed on the
horizontal deflection system, high
voltage system, or+ B system, the XRadiation protection circuit must be
tested for proper operation as follows:
1. Apply 120V AC using a variac transformer for
accurate input voltage.
2. Allow for warm up and adjust all customer
controls for norma I picture and sound.
3. Check the voltage of test point TP601. (It's
voltage should be about 18V DC.)
4. Connect the pin (6) of IC501 to TP601 through
a short clip lead.
In this case, the operation of horizontal
oscillator is stopped.
5. To start operation, remove the above short clip
lead and touch the TP602 to chassis ground
(TP603) with a short clip lead. In this case
remove short c I i p I ead as soon as the set
operates again with a normal picture.
6. Connect TP651 to TP652 and see that the
operation of horizontal oscillator then stops.
Next, make sure that the set operates with a
normal picture by the method of StepS.
7. If the operation of the horizontal osc. does not
stop in steps 4 and 6, the circuit must be
repaired before the set is returned to the
customer.
If a correct reading cannot be obtained, check
circuitry for malfunctioning components.
Upon completion of voltage check, readjust
screen control for proper operation and set
SW851 to "ON" position.
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INSTALLATION AND SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
(Continued)
FIELD ADJUSTMENT
NOTE 1: All field adj-Ustments mentioned can be
performed without test equipment.
NOTE 2: As this model has "Built in AFT", AFT is
always in "ON" position. If AFT should
be "OFF", short between TP1003 and
• RF-AGCADJUSTMENT
1. Select a local channel.
2. Turn RF-AGC control (R214) fully ciO<kwise.
As a result noise appears on picture, then
slowly turn the RF-AGC control (R214)
counterclockwise until noise disappears.
3. Check that no noise appears on other channels.
TP1004.
NOTE 3: After servicing the set check that the
aging switch SW1801 is set at "OFF"
position. This aging switch is to be used
only for the factory inspection; at "ONH
position, it won't allow the set to be
turned off.
• SUB-BRIGHTNESS CONTROL
1. Select a local channel.
2. Turn Picture control (a part of R462) fully
clockwise and set Brightness control (a part of
R462) at the center position.
3. Turn Sub-Brightness control (a part of R462) to
obtain normal brightness of the picture.
• HORIZONTAL CENTERING
1. Select a local channel.
2. Adjust the Horizontal Centering Switch
(SW7 51 ) on PWB-C to best picture position.
• VERTICAL SIZE ADJUSTMENT
1. Select a local channel.
2. Turn fully counterclockwise the Brightness and
Picture controls to dim screen (in the state
where the top and bottom of picture cam be
recognized.}
3. Adjust Vertical Size control {a part of R462) for
approximately 1/8 to 1/4 inch over-scan at top
and bottom of picture screen.
• FOCUS ADJUSTMENT
1. Select a Iocal channel.
2. Set Brightness and Picture controls at a normal
viewing level.
3. Adjust focus control (part of T652) for sharp
scanning lines and/or sharp picture.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE
Malfunctions not Traceable to Game Deck
Display Fails to Appe-a (o.nly noise)
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Is TV operation normal, when select the TV/GAME switch to TV position?
No
Yes
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1Check the Lead
1Wire "oc•.
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No
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Is there DC 1OV at
....N_o_.....,. pin (1) of IC101 on
PWB-E?
Is there DC SV at
Connector "EC1"
on PWB-E?
Yes
'~
r-- -· ... -- -,
Check the T1 01 AC
r--No_---1 120V supply {Across
EA 1 and EA2)?
Yes
I Check IC101, C107 I
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I and C108.
L-------J
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1Check connector "EA", 1
I connector "Hn and
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Lead wire "H".
Is there DC OV at
No
Yes
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Q101, D102,
Connector "EB"
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I Check T101, D101, I
I C104 and RY101. I
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1
1 and
1
1
I Lead Wire "EB".
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10
Yes
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE
(Continued)
Controller Doeswt Function.
Is problem corrected by replacing controller ?
Yes
No
Game Deck faulty.
Controller faulty.
Selection and
starting not possible
or selection mark
continues moving.
Pause occurs during
game or pause occurs
when button A
pressed during game.
Some buttons don't
operate or some
buttons remain ON.
Are controller socket
pins and harnesses
(PWB-G) OK?
Controller cord
faulty.
Are button contacts
OK?
Check continuity
between controller
socket (PWB-G) and
Game Unit.
Do symptoms change
when controller cord
bent?
Yes
No
No
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: Controller :
I cord faulty. I
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Check some
buttons.
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Yes
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rche~ tl;e-PWBin7id""; ~
1the controller.
1 I (Checks and ford irty
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1
1
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Is controller
plug- to- socket
contact good?
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soldenng cond1t1on,
1
:wire broken or
1
Lshorted.
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I Game Unit faulty.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE
(Continued)
Malfunctions Traceable to Game Deck
* Prior to replacing parts:
Check the following items before referring to the tables on the following pages and
repairing the Game Unit.
1. Check the contact condition of card connector 72P.
2. Check the soldering of all parts.
3. Visually inspect for short circuits.
4. Check that all parts are mounted correctly.
5. Check for ICs that heat up abnormally while power is on (other than ICS PPU).
6. Check for splitting or cracks in the resistor arrays, ceramic capacitors, ceramic osci II ators, etc.
Symptom
Location of Fault
Repair Procedure
(in order of probability)
Display in One Color
Sound normal.
Sound normal.
1. Check for faulty soldering.
ICS PPU faulty.
(1)
ICS PPU
1. Check for faulty parts or faulty soldering near the
(1)
(2)
(3)
IC6CPU
IC1 5-RAM
ICS PPU
X1, X2
1(3
1(7, 1(8
MP1, MP2
IC9
Card connector
"DE" 72P
Faulty soldering or a
break in the
conductor pattern.
crystal oscillators (labeled X1 and X2 on the Game
Unit).
2. Measure the osci!! ati on frequency and input
voltage at IC6 CPU pin (29) and res PPU pin (18).
The oscillation frequency should be 21.5 MHz.
(see diagram below}.
3. Measure the oscir ration frequency and input
voltage at rC10 CIC pin (6) .
The oscillation
frequency should be 4 M Hz.
(see diagram below).
4. Check soldering for IC6 CPU, IC1 5-RAM and IC3.
Faulty rc6 CPU, ret 5-RAM, res PPU, rc3 or IC9.
4MHz
230 ns
12
{4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
( 10)
2 t .5 MHz (NTSC)
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE <continued)
Symptom
Repair Procedure
Location of Fault
(in order of probability)
Display Black
Sound normal.
1. Make sure that picture signal is being output from
ICS PPU pin (21).
2. Make sure that soldering for Q 1, FC2, Q4, l1,
R23 and R2 is secure.
3. Check for other faulty soldering or breaks in the
conductor pattern.
1. Is there faulty soldering or a fa u Ity part in the
No sound.
asci llation circuit (near X 1, 02 or 03) ?
2_ Are oscillation frequencies and input voltage
levels of ICG CPU pin (29) and ICS PPU pin ( 18)
normal?
Faulty soldering or a break in the conductor
pattern.
(1)
(2)
ICSPPU
Faulty soldering or a
break in the
conductor pattern.
(1)
(2)
Xl
Faulty soldering or a
break in the
conductor pattern.
(3) IC10
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Display Flashes
Display repeatedly
appears and dies.
1. Is the Game Pack normal' Is it installed correctly?
2. Is there any fau I ty soldering or a break in the
conductor pattern I
3. Is 1(1 0 faulty.,
IC9 faulty.
1(10
(2) Card connector
"DE" 72P
(3) Faulty soldering or a
break in the
conductor pattern_
(4) 1(9
(1)
Normal Display Doesn't Appear
Abnormality occurs
after playing the
game for a long
time.
Moving characters
OK, But nonmoving characters
and background
abnormal.
1. Heat up ICS PPU using a hair dryer or the I ike_
If faulty symptoms appear, then the PPU is faulty.
2_ Heat up ICG CPU using a hair dryer or the like_
If faulty symptoms appear, then the CPU is faulty.
1. Is there faulty soldering or a break in the
conductor pattern in or near IC4 S·RAM, IC2, IC9
HC 139 orca rd connector "DE" 72P ?
2. Is IC4 5-RAM, IC2, 1(9 HCU04P or lC5 PPU faulty?
Card connector "DE" 72P faulty.
( 1)
(2)
( 1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
13
ICS PPU
iC6 CPU
IC45-RAM
IC2
Faulty soldering or a
break in the
conductor pattern.
IC9
Card connector
"DE" 72P
IC5 PPU
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Symptom
SHOOTI~G
TABLE<continued)
Location of Fault
(in order of probability)
Repair Procedure
Normal Display Doesnlt Appear
Poor or no color in
picture.
1. Check soldering and make sure that the correct
parts are mounted and that they are mounted in
the correct direction near resistor R2 and in the
asci llator circuit (the area containing X 1, Q2 and
Q3).
Adjust trim mer capacitor CSO and match to
normal chroma frequency.
(1)
(2)
Misadjusted CSO
trimmer capacitor.
Faulty soldering or
erroneous
mounting.
(3) X1
(4)
ICS PPU
Normal Display, But Operation Via Controller Not Possible
Game Select symbol
does not appear, or
is shaped
abnormally if it does
appear.
Game Select symbol
keeps moving.
Controller I
is inoperable
(Game Select not
possible).
Controller II
is inoperable
1. Is ICS PPU faulty?
Faulty IC6 CPU.
(1)
(2)
1. Is there faulty soldering or a break 1n the
conductor Pattern in MP1 or MP2 ?
2. Is there faulty soldering or a break in the
conductor Pattern in IC7 or IC6 CPU ?
Faulty IC7 or IC6 CPU.
(1) MP1, MP2
(2) C7
(3) IC6 CPU
1. Is the controller harness secu rei y connected ?
2 Is there faulty soldering or a break 1n the
conductor Pattern near IC7 or IC6 CPU?
Faulty IC7 or IC6 CPU.
(1)
(4)
IC7
Faulty soldering or a
break in the
conductor pattern.
IC6CPU
MP1, MP2
(1)
1(8
(2)
(3)
1. Is the controller harness secu rei y connected ?
2. Is there faulty soldering or a break in the
conductor Pattern near 1(8 or 1(6 CPU ?
Faulty ICB or IC6 CPU.
(2) Faulty soldering or a
(3)
(4)
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ICS PPU
IC6 CPU
break in the
conductor pattern.
IC6CPU
MP1, MP2
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE ccontinued)
Symptom
Repair Procedure
Location of Fault
(in order of probability)
Display Normal, But Sound Abnormal
1. Is there faulty soldering cr a break in the
Abnormal melody.
No sound.
conductor pattern in R3, R4, R6, R7 or RS;
Faulty IC6 CPU.
1. Is there faulty soldering or a break in the
conductor pattern near IC9, C23, QS, R21, (48 or
FC1?
2. Is IC9 faulty ?
3. Are there breaks in the conductor pattern near
the audio signal circuit?
4. Faulty IC6 CPU.
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(1)
(2)
IC6 CPU
Faulty soldering or a
break in the
conductor pattern.
(1)
(2)
(3)
IC9 HCU04
1(6 CPU
C23, FC1, QS, R21,
C48
Faulty soldering or a
break in the
conductor pattern.
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DESCRIPTION OF SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
NOTE:
7. The unit of resistance ..ohm .. is omitted (K: 1000 ohms,
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
M : 1 Meg ohm).
All resistors are 1/8 watt, unless otherwise noted.
All capacitors are pF, unless otherwise noted P:ppF.
(G) indicates 1:2% tolerance may be used.
.:;. indicates line isolated ground.
-Qo indicates hot ground.
VOLTA GE MEA SUREMENT CONDITIONS:
1. All DC voltages are measured with AC voltmeter
connected between points indicated and chassis ground,
line voltage set at 120V AC and all controls set for
normal picture unless otherwise indicated.
2. All voltages measured with 1000p.V 8 & W or Color
signal,
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AND SHADED ( [~~i\\f} ) COMPONENTS
= SAFETY RELATED PARTS.
MARK = X -RAY RELATED PARTS.
This ci rcuit diagram is a standard one, printed
ci rcuits may be subject to change for product
improvement without prior notice.
WAVEFORMS
WAVEFORM MEASUREMENT CONDITIONS:
1. Photographs taken on a standard gated rainbow color
bar signal, the tint setting adjusted for proper color.
The wave shapes at the red, green and blue cathodes
of the picture tube depend on the tint, color level and
picture control.
2. (>
indicates waveform check points (See chart,
waveforms are measured from point
indicated to
chassis ground.)
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REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
<.& )
SAFETY NOTE - Components marked with a
nave special characteristics important to safety. Before replacing any these
components, read carefully the SAFETY NOTICE on page 3 of the Service ManuaL Components marked with an (A) are related to X- Ray
Protection circuit.
HOW TO ORDER REPLACEMENT PARTS -To have your order filled promptly and correctly, please furnish the following information:
2. PART NO.
1. MODEL NO.
3. DESCRIPTION
Contact your nearest SHARP Parts Distributor to order_
For location of SHARP Parts Distributor, Please call Toll-Free; 800-447-4700
*MARK: SPARE PARTS-DELIVERY SECTION
Ref. No.
Part No.
Description
*
Code
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CM
1(301
RH -i X 0 0 5 4C E Z Z
J
AK
6_1C501
RH -i X 0 2 3 8C E Z Z
AK
RH -iXO 800( E ZZ
J
J
1(1201
RH -i X 0 2 6 OC E Z Z
J
AF
1(1301'
1401
VH i l A 7 0 1 611- 1
J
AH
£A!C801
Deflection Yoke
RCi LG 0 0 1 0 P E Z Z
R
Degaussing Coil
AV
PSPAG 0 0 3 1C E Z Z
J
Wedge (3 pes Used)
AC
AX
IC1501
RH -i X 0 7 3 SC E Z Z
J
AW
IC1601
VH iUPC1 4 8 6 C • 1
J
AK
TRANSISTORS
PRINTED WIRING BOARD ASSEMBLIES
(NOT REPLACEMENT ITEM)
PWB-A
DUNTK 5071 WEV7
PWB-8
DUNTK 4784 WEV7
PWB-C
DUNTK 4763 WEV9
PWB-D
DUNTK 6529 WEVO
PWB·E
DUNTK 6530WEVO
PWB-F
OUNTK 6531 WEVO
PWB-G
DUNTK 6532 WEVO
PWB-H
DU NTK 653 7 WEVO
-
Mother Unit
CRT Socket Unit
Power Regulato-r
-
Q201
VS 2SC 1 9 0 6/11 E
J
25(1906
A(
Q401,
VS 2SC 1 8 1 SYW -1
J
2SC181 5(Y)
AB
402,
or
411'
414,
VS 2SC 9 4 S AQ 1-1
J
2SC945A(Q)
AS
VS 2 SA 1 0 1 5 Y 11 E
J
2SA 1015{Y)
AC
802,
Unit
1202,
-
Game Unit-
1301,
-
Switch Unit
-
Socket Unit
-
1803
Sub Unit
-
Q405,
-
Sub Power Unit
1302,
1601'
406,
704,
1201'
1501
PWB-A DUNTK5071 WEV7 MOTHER UNIT
TUNER
VTUVTYA1U110/
VS 2SC 2 2 3 6Y 1- 1
J
2SC2236(Y)
AD
Q413
VS 2SA 56 2 T0/-1
J
2SA562T(O)
AD
0702
VS 2SC 1 9 6 3 I I· 2
J
2SC1963
AF
Q703,
VS 2SC 9 4 5 AP /-1
J
2SC945A(P)
AB
J
J
J
2SC1815(GR)
AB
1304
J
Tuner-VHF I UHF
or
VS 2SC 1 8 1 5GW- 1
NOTE: TNE PARTS HERE SHOWN ARE SUPPLIED AS AN
ASSEMBLY BUT NOT INDEPENDENTLY.
A
Q412
BK
35
Q705
VS 2SC 2 0 0 2 -K 1 A
Q1303
VS2SK30AG 112E
25(2002
AC
2SK30A(GR)
AD
19SV111
Ref. No.
Part No.
Description
I II
Code
Ref. No.
RH -OX 0 0 4 5 GEZZ
406,
or
410,
VHD1SS1 19/f1E
J
1 N4148
AA
blD707
A6
RH -DXO 1 6 1 CEZZ
J
RGZV
AE
J
EU-lV
AD
AGP10J
AC
or
J
1SS1 19
AA
RH -DXO 2 0 2 CEZZ
or
601,
Al
Description
DIODES (Continued)
DIODES
0401,
Part No.
2 2 6 (EZZ
610,
,1\0708
RH -DXO 1 31 CEZZ
612,
0710
RH -E XOO 2 1 TAZ.Z
RH-E X004 7 CEll
J
J
J
J
RH -E X 0 2 1 7 CEZZ
RH -OX 0
606,
613,
0713,
709,
1613
712,
01151.
714,
1152,
801.
1520.
EU-1
AC
Zener Oiode. 1 1
v
AC
Zener Diode, 12V
AB
J
Zener Diode. 15V
AB
1-
803,
804.
1524,
805,
1526,
1108
1531
I
01212
RH -E X 0 1 0 1 (EZZ
J
Zener Diode. 2.7V
AB
1 11 1'
01503,
RH -E X 0 1 6 1 (EZZ
J
ze ner Diode. 7 .5V
AB
1 112,
1515
or
RH -E X 0 1 4 7 CEZZ
J
1114,
01506
RH -EX 0 0 2 4 CEZZ
J
Zener Diode
AS
1125,
01512.
Rf.l -E X 0 1 0 3 CEZZ
J
Zener Diode, 5.6V
AB
1202
1601
I
01527
RH -EX 0 0 8 6 CEZZ
J
Zener Diode
AB
J
J
Zener Diode, 5.1V
AB
LED,
AC
1113,
AC
I
1210.
1211'
1530
1213,
Dl60.2
RH -E XO 1 3 1 CEZZ
1214,
01909
RH -P X 0 1 2 7 CEll
Channel indicator
1215,
02001
1301,
RH -P X 0 1 9 5 CEZZ
J
LED,
AD
Sleep Indicator
1302,
1401.
1402,
1501.
1502,
1504,
1505,
1507,
1508,
1509,
1802,
2002
0404
VHD 1 N 3 4A//f-1
D405
RH -EX 004 7 TAZZ
0501
RH -OX 0 1 1 0 CEZZ
J
J
J
1N34A
AB
Zener Diode
AB
55277G
AB
D5135C-AT
AB
S5277G
AB
ZenerDiode, 6.8V
AB
Zener Diode, 20V
AB
Zener Diode, 12 v
AB
PACKAGED CIRCUITS
X801
/lD602
RH -OX 0 1 1 0 CEZZ
0605
RH -E X 0 1 1 6 GEZZ
~0608
RH -E X 0 1 3 0 CEZZ
0640
RH -EX 0 2 0 0 CEZZ
J
J
J
J
J
0701
RH -DXO 2 0 8CEZZ
J
AE
or
RH -OX 0 2 0 OCEZZ
J
104842
AE
36
R Crystal- 3. SSM Hz
AL
or
or
RH -DX 0 1 5 SCEZZ
R CAS 8 0 0 01 PEZZ
X1501
R CRS B 0 0 2 7 CEZZ
J
R CAS 80 0 0 2 PEZZ
R
AL
Crysta I -
4-SM H:l
AL
or
R CAS 8 0 0 6.2 CEZZ
J
AQ
19SV111
Ref. No.
Description
Part No.
ICode Jl
Ref. No.
CAPACITORS
COILS
L202,
VP .- R F R-8 2 K 0000
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Part No.
j
0.82].!H
(209,
AS
VCEAGA 1CW33 7M
j
16V
330
317,
203
L205
VP -MKR 5 6 MOOQO
J
0.56].!H
AB
319,
L206
RC i L i 04 7 3 CEZZ
J
PIF Detector
AD
L207
RCili0510CEZZ
J
AFT
AF
432,
444,
1204,
L303
RC i L i 0 3 7 4 CEZZ
J
Sound Detector
AD
L40 1,
VP -X F 1 0 0 K 0000
J
10JJH
AB
1308,
1616
601,
C335.
1201'
VCEAGA 1CW 1OBM
J
1000 16V
1501,
(407,
1601
801
L402
VP -X F 1 5 0 K 0000
J
15JJH
AB
(418,
L403
VP- 0 F 1 2 1 K 0000
J
120].!H
AC
614
L404
R C i L Z 0 4 9 4 CEZZ
J
Delay Line
AH
(423,
L405
R C i L P 0 0 9 4 CEZZ
J
18{)MHz Filter
AB
L406,
VP-MK 1 OOKOOOO
J
10']lH
AB
VCE 9AA 10N4 76M
J
47
16V {N.P)
(424,
VCE 9AA 1 HW1 OSM
J
50V (N.P)
1
J
Line Filter
AL
(438,
or
VCEAGA 1CW227M
J
16V
220
R C i L F 0 0 8 8 CEZZ
J
J
(504
AK
100]lH
AC
Electrolytic
vee SPA 2Hl470 K
J
soov
47p
AA
Ceramic
VCEAGA 1CN477M
J
470
16V
442
VP- X F 1 0 1 K 0000
AB
Electrolytic
1601
R C i L F 0 0 8 7 CEZZ
AC
Electrolytic
1609
602
L1503
AD
Electrolytic
1502.
,11L701
AC
Electrolytic
AC
Electrolytic
VCEAGA 1VW1 07M
J
100
35V
AB
AC
Electrolytic
I
(505
VCEAGA 1VW4 76M
J
47
35V
1508
AB
Electrolytic
(512
VCEAGA 1EW108M
J
1000 25V
AD
Electrolytic
FILTERS
(627,
VCK YPA 2H-B 4 71 K
J
soov
470p
719
SF201
R F i l C 0 1 3 7 CEZZ
J
Surface Acoustic
AH
,11C701
We~veFilter
CF301
RFiLC0029TAZZ
J
Sound Take-Off
AA
Ceramic
RC- QZ 0 2 0 DCEZZ
J
0.1
AC125V
AE
UL Spec
AD
C712
VCK YPA 2HB 152 K
or
J
0.0015
soov
AA
Ceramic
R F i l C 0 0 0 1 CEZZ
J
CF401
RF i L C 0 (} 1 3 CEZZ
J
4.5MHz Trap
AE
CF601
R F i LA 0 0 0 5 CEZZ
J
503kHz
AF
AE
C720
VCEAGA1 EW337M
J
330
2SV
AC
Electrolytic
C726
VCEAGA 1 VW477M
J
470
35V
AD
Electrolytic
(803
TRANSFORMERS
VCE9 AA 1 HW47 4M
J
0.47
50V (N.P)
AC
Electrolytic
.&_ T701
R TRN P 0 4 1 6 CEZZ
J
Power Transformer
AV
T801
R C i l V 0 1 1 8 CEZZ
J
Band Pass Filter
AD
C815
VCE9 AA 1HW22 SM
J
2.2
C817,
VCEAGA 1CWl 07M
J
100
1319,
CONTROLS
RVR- B 5 1 9 8 CEZZ
J
10k(B) RF-AGC
AC
R216
RVR - B 5 2 6 9 CEZZ
)
100k{8}AFT
AB
R462
RVR - B 5 2 9 2 CEZZ
J
1Ok{B) Brightness/
AK
10k(B) Color/
1k{8)
Vert. Size/
10k{B) Tint/
1Ok{B) Picture
RVR - B 5 2 6 5 CEZZ
J
16V
AB
EIectrol.yt ic
1Ok(B) Audro Level
VCEAGA 1AW33 7M
J
:no
10V
Electrolytic
10k(B} Sub-BrightJ
R1303
AB
1803
(1502
R214
50V (N.P)
Electrolytic
AB
37
AB
19SV111
Ref. No.
Description
Part No.
I
Code
II
RESISTOkS
,& R448
VRS -VV 3AB 1 2 3 J
J
Ref. No.
VRS -VV 3 LB 2 7 0 J
J
AA
12k 1W
27
3W
AB
Oxide Film
.6,&. R_614
VRD-RA 2 BB9 3 J
J
39k 1/BW Carbon
A&_R615
VRD-RA 2 BE 1 2 3 J
J
121r. 1/BW Carbon
AA
AA
.6.& R616
VRD-RA 2 BE 56 2 J
J
5.6k 1/SW Carbon
AA
A&_
.VRD-RA2BE1 53J
J
15k 1/8W Carbon
AA
.&, R702
VRW-KV3NC 2 R 7 K
J
2-7 7W
AC
_.&
VRN-VV 3 AB_1 RO
J
J
1
R622
R706
Description
PWB-B DUNTK4784WI!!V7
Cement
lW
AA
CRT SOCK_ET UNIT
TRANSISTORS
Oxide Film
/A R480
Part No.
Q851,
VS2SC 2 4 8 2 I I - 1
852,
or
853
VS2SC2610/-1E
J
25(2482
AD
J
2SC21510
AD
J
220j.lH
AC
COIL
L851
VP - L K 2 2 1 K 0000
Metal Coating
AR717
VRS -VV 3 LB 3 3 0 J
J
33
3W
AB
OKide Film
R718
VRS -VV 3LB 8 2 0 J
J
82
3W
CONTROLS
AB
Oxide Film
R725
VRS -VV 3 AB 2 7 1 J
J
270 1W
J
2.7M 112W Solid
AA
A
R1607
VRC-UAZHG 2 7 5 K
VRS -VV 308 27 3 J
J
27k 2W
AA
AA
VR$-VV3DB 151 J
J
150 2W
5k{B)
J
Red Bias,
864
R860,
AC
Green Bia,s,
Blue Bias
RVR- B 4 7 2 7 CEZZ
J
300(8) Green Drive,
AC
Blue Drive
865
Oxide Film
_&.R1615
RVR·B 4 7 3 2 CEZZ
859,
Oxide Film
_&, R729
R854
AA
Oxide Film
RR1501
RM PTC 0 1 2 8 CEZZ
J
22k:x7
AB
CAPACITORS
Resistor Array
RR1502,
RM PTC 0 1 3 5 CEZZ
J
22kx4
AB
Resistor Array
1503
cess
RC-K ZOO 1 6CEZZ
J
0.01
C857
VCQ PSC 2 GA 563K
J
0.056 400V
1.4kV Ceramic
AC
AB
Polypro Film
RESISTORS
SWITCHES AND RELAY
SW1100
QSW -5 0 0 6 2 CEZZ
SW1101, QSW -K 0 0 1 4 CEZZ
J
J
TV I STD I HRC I IRC
AG
Channel Up,
AC
1102,
Channel Dowen,
1103.
Volume Up,
VRS- VU 3AB 123 J
J
12k.1W Oxide Film
AA
Service {Cut-off}
AC
Volume Dowon
1104
SW1106
QSW-KO 0 2 OCEZZ
J
Power
AD
SW1801
QSW -8 0 0 0 6 CEZZ
J
Aging
AC
RR l YU 0 0 2 0 CEZZ
J
Power Relay
AK
.&_ RY701
A RB67,
.&.. 869,
6 871
SWITCH
SW851
QS.W -B 0 0 1 S CEZZ
J
or
RR LYU 0 0 1 8 CEZZ
Al
J
MISCELLANEOUS PART
MISCELLANEOUS PARTS
.&_ F701
QFS • B 4 0 2 3 CEZZ
J
Fuse -4A 12 5V AC
J
J
Fuse Holder
AC
or
QFS-84021 GEZZ
QFSHD1002CEZZ
AD
AA
-F701 (2 used)
FB301,
R B LN • 0 0 3 6CEZZ
J
Ferrite Bead
AB
RRMCU 0 1 7 7 CEZZ
J
Remote Control
AN
603
or
RRMCU 0 1 5 3 CEZZ
Receiver
J
AR
38
5851
Q$0CV 0 9 1 3CEZZ
J
Socket-CRT
AK
I
Ref No.
1•1
Part No.
Description
jcode jj
Ref. No.
C653
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
AH- i X 0 3 59 CEZZ
.&..!h_IC752
AH -F XO 0 03 CEZZ
J
J
I• I
Desuiptlon
CAPACITORS
PWB-C DUNTK4783WEV9 POWER REG. UNIT
.&&,1C751
Part No.
19SV111
VCEAG.A.1 EW 107M
J
100
25V
AD
Electrolytic
AL
~C656,
AK
~ 657,
A&
VCF PPD 3CA 222 J
J
0 .00221.6kV
AD
Metalized Potyster
65S
C659,
VCK YPA2HB 471 K
J
470p
soov
AA
Ceramic
757,
759,
TRANSISTORS
0651
.6.0652
Q653
VS2SC2655Y/-1
VS 2SD 1 5 5 4 //1 E
VS 2SC94 5 AP /-1
J
J
J
2SC2655
2SD1554
25C945A(P}
760,
765
AE
C660
AL
2SC181 5(GR)
0.001 500V
AS
C661
VS 2SC 1 8 1 5 GW-1
J
AA
Ceramic
or
j
VCK YPA 2HB 102 K
VCQ PSB 2 JA 102 K
J
0.001 630V
AB
Polypro Film
AB
C664
VCF PPD 2 DB 394 J
J
0.39
200V
AE
Metalized Polyster
.t:b, C667
RC- KZOO 3 OCEZZ
J
0.0033AC1 25V
AD
Ceramic
~C66S
DIODES
VCEAAA2EW 106M
J
10
250V
AD
Electrolytic
.&_ D651,
.&.
652
RH -DX 0 1 0 5 TAZZ
J
TVR1J
AD
liC669
J
470p
RH -DX 0 1 3 2 CEZZ
J
EU-1A
AC
RH -OXOO 8 6 TAZZ
J
RH1S
AC
.&. D654
RH -OX 0 1 3 2 CEZZ
J
EU·1A
AC
J
TVR1G(TP)
AC
J
J
J
EU-1
AC
TVRlG(TP)
AC
S5277G
AS
C670
AS
VCK YPU 2HS 471 K
J
470p SOOV
C672,
VCK YPS 2HE 103 P
J
0.01
751
RH -OX 0 1 2 6 CEZZ
AA
Ceramic
or
soov
AS
Ceramic
I
or
754
RH -OX 0 1 3 1 CEZZ
0655
RH -DX 0 1 2 6 CEZZ
.&.0751
RH -DX 0 1 1 0 CEZZ
.!hC755
RC • E Z 0 0 8 2 CEZZ
j
470
200V
AQ
Electrolytic
(756
VCQ PS82DA473 K
J
0.047 200V
or
AB
Polypro Film
.&. 0754
RH -OX 0 1 5 SCEZZ
J
DS135C-AT
AB
.&.0755
RH -E X 0 1 0 6 CEZZ
Zener Diode, 82V
AS
&. 0756
RH -DXO 1 3 1 CEZZ
J
J
EU-1
AC
(758
VCK YPA 2HB 332 K
J
0.0033500V
AB
Ceramic
,&C761
VCEAAH2CW 107M
J
100
or
160V
AE
Electrolytic
RH -DX 0 1 2 6 CEZZ
.A.&, SCR751
2k.V
Ceramic
,AD653
1
RC • K Z 0 0 3 B CEZZ
or
VHS 354M I ILB1 E
J
TVR1G(TP}
AC
J
Silicon Controlled
AK
~C763
VCQYSH 1HM 103 K
J
0.01
sov
AA
Mylar
Rectifier
(764
VCEAGA1EW 337M
J
330
25V
AC
Electrolytic
C776
VCK YPA 2HB 152 K
J
0.0015500V
Ceramic
COIL
L651
R C i L Z 0 5 2 7 CEZZ
J
Linearity Coi I
AF
TRANSFORMERS
A_ T651
A,A T652
RTRN Z 0 1 6 8 CEZZ
R TAN F 1 4 B 2 CEZZ
J
J
Hori:rontal Driver
AH
Horizontal Output
BD
39
AA
19SV111
Description
Part No.
Ref. No.
I II
code
Ref. No.
RESISTORS
R654
VRS - W 3 LB 3 9 0 J
J
TRANSISTORS
39
3W
AB
OxideFiim
JS::.. R655
VRN- VV 3ABR 3-3 J
J
0.33 1W
,& R656,
VRN - W 3AB 1 R 0 J
J
1
VRS - VV 3DB 3 3 1 J
J
330 2W
AA
Metal Coating
ih
lW
Q1
VS 2SA 1 0 1 S Y /-1
AC
VS 2SC2 3 OS C/-1
J
J
2.SA101S(Y)
Q2,
2SC2308
AB
VS 25(94 5 AQ 1-1
J
2SC945A(Q)
AB
3
04.
AA
5
Metel Coating
661
&_ R657
Description
Part No.
AA
Oxide Film
,£. R658
VRS - SV 2HC 1 0 0 J
J
10
1/2W
AA
FR Oxide Film
6. R662
VRS-SV2HC103J
J
10k 112W
Jh R664
VRN- VV 3ABR 4 7 J
J
0.47 1W
,&& R665
VRD- RA 2BE 6 8 3 J
J
68k 11SW
&£ R666
VRD- RA 2BE 4 7 3 J
J
47k 1/BW
DIODES
AA
FROxide Film
DA1.
AA
Met<~ I Coating
RH -DX 0 3 2 6 CEZZ
J
Diode Array
AK
RH -OX 03 2 5 CEZZ
J
Diode Array
AK
3
DA2,
AA
4
Carbon
AA
Carbon
.&, R754
VRS - VV 3 LB 3 3 1 J
J
330 3W
AB
Oxide Film
,& R759
VRS- SV 2 HC 1 51 J
J
150 1/.2W
PACKAGED CIRCUIT
AA
FROxide Film
X1
RCRS B 0 0 8 1 CEZZ
R F i LA 0 0 4 7 CEZZ
J
J
Crystal
X2
MPl
RMPTC 0 2 8 1 CEZZ
J
Resistor Array
AE
MP2
RMPTC 0 2 8 2 CEZZ
J
Resistor Array
AC
J
3.3lJH
AB
AH
AG
SWITCH
SW751
QSW- B 0 0 0 6 CEZZ
J
Horiz. Centering
AC
COIL
MISCELLANEOUS PARTS
FB651,
R 8 L N- 0 0 3 7 CEZZ
J
Ferrite Bead
L1
AB
VP- X F 3 R 3 K 0000
652,
751
CAPACITORS
(1
VCEAGAOJW 107M
J
100 6.3V
AA
Electrolytic
PWB-D DUNTK6529WEVO GAME UNIT
(9
VCE 9AA 1HW 225M
J
2.2
SOV (N.P)
AS
Electrolytic
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
IC1,
RH - i X 1 2 4 5 CEZZ
J
x o6 6 6 crzz
J
J
J
J
J
cso
RTO-H 1 008CEZZ
J
Trimmer, 30p
AC
AP
4
1(2
RH- i
IC3
RH - i X 0 3 4 1 CEll
ICS
RH - i X 0 8 2 2 CEZZ
IC6
RH- i X 0 8 2 1 CEZZ
IC7,
VH iTC 40 H 3 6 8 P I
AL
AF
AZ.
AY
MISCELLANEOUS PARTS
AK
8
FC1,
IC9
VH iTCHCU 0 4 P -1
IC10
RH- i X 1 50 B CEZZ
J
J
AE
AL
40
2
RBLN- 0 0 3 6 CEZZ
J
Ferrite Bead
AB
19SV111
Ref. No.
I* I
Part No.
Description
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PWB-F
PWB-E DUNTK6530WEVO SUB POWER UNIT
VH i HA 17805 W- 1
J
Description
DUNTK6531 WEVO SWITCH UNIT
INTEGRATED CIRCUIT
IC101
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Part No.
Ref. No.
SWITCHES
AD
SW101,
J
QSW -K 0 0 2 0 CEZZ
102
AD
TV/GAME,
RESET
TRANSISTOR
Q101
VS2SC 9 4 5 A P I -1
J
2SC94SA(P)
AB
J
25C1815{GR)
AB
or
V525C 1 81 5 GW-1
PWB-G
DUNTK6532WEVO SOCKET UNIT
DIODES
0101
RH -DX 0 3 2 4 CEZZ
0102
VHD155119//-1
DIODES
J
J
155119
AC
D103,
AB
104
R MPT J 0 1 0 7 CEZZ
J
Zener Diode Array
AE
J
Socket
AF
SOCKET
CAPACITORS
C104
VCE AVH 1 EN 228M
J
QSOCN 0 7 7 8 CEZZ
(GCJme Controller)
2200 2SV
AE
Electrolytic
C10S
VCEAGA 1EW107M
J
100 25V
AD
PWB-H
Electrolytic
C108
VCE AGA 1 CW1 07M
J
100 16V
DUNTK6537WEVO SUB UNIT
AB
Electrolytic
,&_PR101
RMPTP 0 0 2 6 CEZZ
J
Positive Coefficient
AF
Thermistor
TRANSFORMER
,1lT101
RTRNP 0 4 8 1 CEZZ
J
Power
AX
J
PowerReray
AH
RELAY
,& RY101
RRL YU 0 0 2 2 CEZZ
MISCELLANEOUS PARTS
.&..
VSP 0 010 P- E 78S
J
Speaker- 8 ohm
AU
Q ACC D30 14 CESA
J
J
AC Line Cord
AH
Antenna Terminal
AS
Q TAN Z 0326 CEZZ
Board
R RMCG 0684 CESA
J
lnfrCJred Remote
BX
Control Unit
R RMCG 0683 CESA
J
Game Controller
{2 pes)
41
AX
19SV111
Ref. No.
Part No.
Description
Icode II
CABINET PARTS
Ref. No.
3
Part No.
CCABB 2 0 8 B WEVO
Description
R
Cabinet Complete
BT
-Bottom {Game)
1
CCABA 2 0 9 6 WEVO R
Cabinet
BV
3-1
Not Available
-
-Front
Cabinet
-
-Bottom (Game)
Cabinet -Front
-
3-2
GCOVAOO 3 5 PEKA R
Cov-er
AF
1-2
GDOR FO 0 96 PEKA R
Door
AP
3-3
G LEGP 9 0 0 1 PEKA
R
Leg. Top {4 pes)
AE
1-3
GMADTO 0 4 6 PEKA
R
Window
AK
3-4
G LEGP 900 2 PEKA
R
Leg, Bottom (4 pes)
AF
1-4
H DECQ 0 0 1 5 PESA
R
LED Decoration
AX
1-S
Hi NDPOO 2 6 PEKA
R
Indication Plate
A"E
4
GDORF 0 0 9 3 PEKA
R
Door
AS
AG
5
GCABB 2 0 3 1 PEKA
R
Cabinet -Rear
BQ
6
GCOVA 0 0 3 4 PEKA R
Socket Cover
AK
1-1
Not Available
-
On Door)
1-6
Hi NDPOO 51 PEKA
R
Indication f>late
(In Door)
1-7
j BTN - 0 0 4 3 PEKD
,,a
R
Button, Power
AF
H PNLCOO 3 8 PEKj
R
Panel
AS
2
CCABA 2 0 9 5WEVO
R
Cabinet Complete
BK
-Top(Game)
2-1
Not Available
-
Cabinet
-
-Top{Game)
2-2
j BTN- 0 0 59 PEKA
R
Button, Select
AK
42
19SV111
Ref. No.
Description
Part No.
RRMCG0683CE SA GAME CONTROLLER
1
9SJ56-6106·C
J
Controller Cabinet.
AL
Top (WI Controller
Overlay)
2
95156-7578-C
J
Controller Cab1net,
3
95J56-7579-A
J
Control Pad
AE
Bottom
AC
Actuator
4
95J56-0899-B
J
AlB Button
5
95156-7598-C
J
Controller Cable
AA
Actuator
AX
(W/7P Plug)
6
95J56-0900-A
J
AJB Button Contact
AD
7
95J56-8233-C
J
Control Pad
.O..E
8
95156-8235-A
J
Select/Start Contact
AC
9
9 5 J 5 6-W326-A
J
Screw, 2x8
AA
Contact
43
19SV111
PACKING OF THE SET
• Setting positions of the knobs
s 110
Brightness control
.-----1*
5/10
Color control
1.----1*
Best position
Tint control
Poctu1e cont1ol
TCAUH0011PEZZ
Salety Card
TGAN-001BPEZZ
Guarantee Card
10/10
~---1* T i NS-4Z60PEZZ
TV I CATV swotch
TV
Aging switch
OFF
Operation Manual
Relea~e
Cassette Holder
,.~
":._~
t
Game Controller
Infrared Remote Controller
and Dry Batter1es (2 pes.)
:'il Game Controller
*
SPAKP0044PEZZ
Polystyrene
Ma~
* Polystyrene Cover
SSAKH0006PElZ
*
*
*
Butler
*
Packmg Cas!'
M<~teri<ll
SPAKX0196PEZZ
SPAKC546BPEZZ
Serial Number Label
r ·-· -·- ·-·- ·--,
Bar Code Label
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; Use 22 staples ;
-to fix the ·
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II MARK *:
Not replacement items.
II
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Number Card
T7251-S
Printed in Japan
~
MW.KD