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Sweet! I won the item on eBay and couldn't adjust the geometry or even keep a steady picure. This guide has the full schematics (not available anywhere else as far as I could tell), and was a bargain for the wealth of knowledge it contains. I hooked it up to my testing equipment, tweaked a few potentiometers and got it playing videogames in no time. Thanks!
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It was just what I need to fix my old BMW's CD player. Very convenient also. Thank you.
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Great Manual! It contains all the wiring schematics and mechanical exploded views that are essential for service and repair. I was surprised I even found this for such an old machine. Only wish I knew of this site many years ago.
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Great manual very clear copied. You are making an incredible job. I appreciate a lot the rapidity and your efficiency. Thanks a lot
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Good pdf of the service manual for this unit. Includes disassembly instructions, full schematics, board layouts, parts lists and diagnostic information. Some information is in the pdf twice (single pages, and split pages), but that could be how it was originally generated by panasonic, or perhaps the idea is to make it eaiser to put onto 8.5 x 11" pages.
Information was exactly what I needed. Delivery was overnight (less than 12 hours) and I was happy with the process.
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2.2 SPEAKER UNIT
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For better audio quality, the receptacle terminals and terminal fittings of the speaker unit are soldered. When disassembling/reassembling the speaker unit, be sure to refer to the following figures.
Tools to be used � Hexagonal wrench (4 mm): GGK1024 � Soldering gun: GGK1069 � Lead-free solder: GYP1006 � The woofer is attached to the baffle board with 6 hexagon-socket screws from the outside. When disassembling, remove all these screws, pull out the woofer, then remove the solder to disconnect the cords. � The midrange and tweeter are integrated into a coaxial unit. This coaxial-unit speaker is attached to the baffle board with 6 hexagon-socket screws from the outside. When disassembling, remove all these screws, pull out the coaxial-unit speaker, then remove the solder to disconnect the cords.
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When working on the woofer
Provide a stand with a height of approx. 15 cm and a piece of soft cloth for protection. Place the woofer on the cloth. To work on the woofer, drape a piece of soft cloth from around the edge of the hole where the woofer was attached to the duct, to protect the cabinet from being scratched.
When working on the coaxial-unit speaker
Drape a piece of soft cloth on the top board and place the coaxial unit on the cloth, to protect the cabinet from being scratched.
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Piece of soft cloth
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Piece of soft cloth
When reattaching, after connecting the cords, solder the terminals for the woofer then place the woofer so that the terminal board comes to the lower side.
When reattaching, connect the cord with black tape to the tweeter and the cord with white tape to the midrange then solder the terminals. Place the coaxial unit so that the terminal board of the midrange comes to the lower side then turn it counterclockwise slightly to secure it.
: White with Black-line
Upper side
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Terminal size: Extra large : White with Black-line Terminal board of the tweeter Terminal size: Large Terminal size: Small : White : White with Black-line Black tape
Woofer
White tape
Upper side
: White Terminal size: Large
Coaxial unit
Terminal size: Extra large Terminal board of the midrange
White tape
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Terminal size: Large
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