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  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    NOTE: For a technical description, please refer to Technical Guide VTG82028 H R-SSOOO NTSC. TABLE OF C O NTE NTS Page Page Section Section Title Important Safety Precautions 3 .12 POWER TRA NSFORMER C IRCU I T BOAR D ....3 - 1 5 3.13 MECHA N ISM CO N TROL SCHEMATI C D IAGRAM ..
  • Page 4 Page Section Title E LECT R I CA L PARTS LIST 5 . 1 STAN DAR D PART N U M BE R CODING ......5 - 2 5 . 1 . 1 Fixed resistor coding ......... 5 - 2 5 .

  • Page 5: Important Safety Precautions

    Important Safety Precautions Prior to shipment from the factory, products are strictly i nspected to conform with the recognized product safety and electrical codes of the countries in which they are to be sold. However, in order to maintain such compliance, it is equa lly important to implement the following precautions when a set is being serviced.
  • Page 6 • Safety Check after Servicing Examine the area surrounding the repaired location for damage or deterioration. Observe that screws, parts and wires have been returned to original positions, Afterwards, perform the fol lowing tests and confirm the specified values in order to verify compliance with safety standards.

  • Page 7: Instructions

    Call your service technician for re­ When you are not using the HR-S5000U for a long period placement of such cords and plugs. Extension cords or adaptors of time, it is recommended that you disconnect the power that defeat the safety purpose of polarized or 3-wire grounding­...
  • Page 8 4. Attachments GENERAL REFERENCE DIAGRAMS Use No. 10 AWG (5.3 mm 2 ) copper. No. 8 AWG (8.4 mm 2 ) Do not use attachments not recommended by the manufacturer aluminum, No. 17 AWG ( 1 .0 mm 2 ) copper-clad steel or of this video product as they may cause hazards.
  • Page 9 •Automatic backspace diting by Zero Frame Editing •TV control for power on/off, volume, channel selection system for clean assemble edits. and AV mode (designated JVC TVs only). •Audio dubbing facility. • 1 0-Key random-access channel selection. •Switchable AC outlet. •Two pairs of audio outputs for more systems flexibility.
  • Page 11 � Installing the batteries When using a JVC v @ ENTER/ADD it unless you use two JVC video decks side by side. I � ). button 1 . Slide the battery compartment cover on the rear of the trol cable of the ca o enable •When you place two JVC video decks near each other,...
  • Page 12 CONNECTIONS TO A STEREO SYSTEM TO VHF AND UHF ANTENNAS Procedure · � :::::. • Remove the antenna cable from the TV Audio cable (provided) Antenna receiver and reconnect to the recorder's feede' ANT IN connector as illustrated. The Tuner VIDEO OUT recorder is then ready to record off·air Coaxial cable...
  • Page 14 TV picture audio track is exactly the same as on monaural VHS tapes, HA·SSOOOU. (from built-in tuner) Tape pattern recorded with the HR-S5000U (normal audio) (surface Video signal from VIDEO Audio signal from A U D I O IN track I N or S·VIDEO I N...
  • Page 16 ON-SCREEN MENU STATUS SETTING ON-SCREEN MENU SYSTEM With this recorder, clock setting, channel presetting, status selection and timer programming are all done with the on-screen menu SIMUL._..A UX � � �uRcE system. Before you operate the recorder, use the Menu function to set the clock and status, and, if necessary, change the built·in /2'8ANO ��g SPEED tuner's channel allocation.
  • Page 17 Available channel set modes ON-SCREEN DISPLAY MANU TV SET: For manual tuning and skipping/storing of AUTO TV SET: For automatic tuning and storing of all availa­ ble UHF/VHF TV channels. U H F/VH F TV channels. AUTO CATV SET: For automatic tuning and storing of all MANUAL CATV SET: For manual tuning and skipping/stor·...
  • Page 18 SPECIAL-EFFECTS PLAYBACK PLAYING BACK A VIDEO CASSETTE From the Play mode h e remote control Sw itch on. Load a pre-recorded cassette. Power will be switched on . . . IEPI Variable speed search is possible in either forward or re­ Set the TV receiver in the automatically.
  • Page 19 BASIC OPERATION FOR RECORDING TV PROGRAMS OTHER RECORDING POSSIBILmES Switch ON. • Start recording as described on the previous page. Recording Stereo Programs Basic concept: receive the desired TV program with the When stereo TV programs are broadcast, the H R-S5000U is built-in tuner and operate the tape section for recording.
  • Page 20 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON TIMER RECORDING AUTOMATIC TIMER RECORDING Variety day setting poss i bilities Setti ng The built-in 1 4-day/8-event programmable timer permits recording of preset channels on preset days at preset Indication First of all, load a cassette (with safety tab in place); times for preset lengths while you are away.
  • Page 22 . . . INTRO SEARCH FUNCTION INDEX SEARCH FUNCTION The Index Search function gives you automatic access to the beginning of individual recordings on the cassette tape. An Index The I ntro Search function lets you visually check the contents of each record ing by playing back in fast motion a short segment Code is automatically placed on the tape control track each time a record ing is begun.
  • Page 23 TAPE-TO-TAPE EDITING INSERT EDITING Insert editing means recording a new scene into a section of pre-recorded tape so that a part of the original recording can be re­ placed with a new sequence without excessive picture distortion at edit-in and edit-out points. Thanks to the flying erase head, VideoMovie recordings can be edited by using a VideoMovie camcorder (with playback facility) or a 2nd video deck.
  • Page 24 6: Select the R EC SPEED as required. Symptoms Check points sult a JVC dealer. 7. Press the REC/ITR and then the PAUSE/ST I L L button. •The recorder enters the Recording Standby mode. TV sound cannot be recorded on hi·fi audio •...
  • Page 25 Y /C signals conforming to NTSC. Provided accessories : Infrared remote control unit TV broadcasts are clear. - Head cleaning is necessary. C<lnsult your nearest JVC dealer. Tape width : 1 2.65 mm ( 1 /2 inch) "AAA" -size battery x 2...
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  • Page 27: Mechan Ism Adjustment

    SECTI ON M E C H A N IS M ADJ USTM ENT 1 . 1 1 . 1 .2 Required test equipment, fixtures and tools GENERAL For proper mechanical adjustment, the following test equip­ 1 . 1 . 1 Precautions ment, fixtures and tools are strongly recommended.

  • Page 28: Disassembly

    1 . 1 Disassembly assette housing door Remove the front panel assembly. Top cover Bend center of the cassette housing door toward you, Take out five screws from the right, left and rear sides of then pu l l out the right end from the cassette hou sing. the set.

  • Page 29: Layout Of Main Parts

    1 . 1 Layout of main parts Bottom view of mai n-deck Fig. 1 - 1 -3 Top view of mai n-deck F ig. 1 - 1 -2 Cassette housing F ig. 1 - 1 -4 Supply guide roller Take-up guide pole 7.

  • Page 30: Mai N Assembly Replaceme Nt

    1 . 2 MA I N ASSEMBLY R EPLACEMENT Description Adjustment parts Operating mode Item When insta l l ing the new upper drum, use care not to touch U pper d rum Note: the video heads. I f heads are soi l ed, clean with a soft, finely assembly woven cotton cloth or chamois that has been moistened in a lcohol .

  • Page 32: Assembly Proce Dure Of Mecha Nism

    Item Adjustment parts Operating mode Description Tension band assembly 1 ) Take out screw ( 1 ) and disengage the tension band assembl y from the tension arm assembly (see Fig. 1 -2-4 ) . Remove a n d replace t h e tension band assembly_ Perform tension pole position adjustment (see Section 1 .
  • Page 33 Item Adjustment parts Operating mode Description Control cam I n sta l l the half load i ng cam on the cam bracket assembly, then mount the s l ide cam plate assembly so that its stud sets into the groove on the ha lf loading cam . I nsta l l t h e a r m gear assembly on t h e cam bracket assembly.

  • Page 34: Confirmatio N A N D A Djustment

    CONF I R MATION AN D ADJUSTMENT 1 . 4 Description Adjustment parts Operating mode Item 1 ) Without a cassette tape, set for the Play mode (see Section Tension pole position 1 . 1 ) . Refer to Fig. 1 -4- 1 . Sl ightly loosen screw ( 1 ) . Adjust the ten­ Cut-out sion band holder position for mm separation between the...

  • Page 35: Tape Transport Checks And A Djustment P Reparations

    TAPE TRANSPORT CHECKS AND A DJUSTMENT P REPARATIONS 1 . 5 Item Adjustment parts Operating mode Description The tape transport system has been precision-adjusted at the factory and ordinarily does not requ ire readjustment. How­ ---------r---------- ever, adjustment may become n ecessary after l ong term usage or after replacing parts that affect the tape transport. The fo l lowing steps m a i n ly cover preparations for the i nterchangeabil ity adjustments of Section 1 .

  • Page 36: I Ntercha Ngeab Il Ity Checks A N D A Djustments 1 - 1

    I NTERCHANGEABI L ITY CH ECKS A N D ADJUSTMENTS 1 . 6 Item Adjustment parts Operating mode Description - - - - - -\-- Before using costly Al ignment tape, use a spare tape and confi rm correct operation of the tape transport. - - - - - - - ---i - - - Connect osci l l oscope to the FM OUT testpoint of the video F M waveform...
  • Page 38 Description No . Item Adjustment parts Operating mode 1 ) Supply a video or TV signal (monochrome is preferable). Use Final checks a spare tape a nd record and play back . Confirm that the play­ back FM signal conforms to the parameters i nd icated in Fig. 1 -6- 1 .

  • Page 39: E Le Ct R I Cal Adjustments

    S EC T I O N 2 ELECT R I CAL ADJ U ST M ENTS PR E PARATION 2 . 1 Electrical adjustments are required after replacing circuit com ponents and certai n mechanical parts. White ( 1 00%) It is important to perform these adjustments only after a l l repairs and replacements have been completed.

  • Page 40: Check And Adjustment Steps

    Check and adjustment steps 2 . 1 . 2 Power on and machine i n Stop mode. The check and adjustment steps are provided in the follow- . ing in the form of charts. For clarity, the nomenclature R E C Record ing mode used i n the charts is outli ned below.

  • Page 41: Regulator C Ir Cu It

    REGU LATOR C I RCU IT 2 . 2 Note: Un less otherwise noted, a l l test points and adjustments are located o n the MAIN board . & Item Check Point Adjustment Parts Signal Mode Description SWD 5V TP802 R809 •...
  • Page 43 Note : Un less otherwise noted, a l l test points and adjustments are located on the M A I N board. & Description Adjustment Parts Signal Mode Item Check Point 1 . Connect an osci l loscope to TP33 and apply •...
  • Page 44 Note : U n less otherwise noted, a l l test points and adjustments are located on the MA I N board. & Signal Mode Description Adjustment Parts Item Check Point Note: Connect an oscilloscope G N D terminal to •...
  • Page 46 Note : Unless otherwise noted, a l l test points and adjustments are located on the M A I N board. & Signal Mode Description Check Point Adjustment Parts Item 1 . I n the same manner as above, (Sec. 2 . 4 . 1 3) . •...

  • Page 47: Audio Circuit

    AUDIO CIRCUIT 2 . 5 Note: U n less otherwise specified, a l l test points and adjustments are located on the A U D I O board. & Adjustment Signal Description Item Check Point Mode Parts Audio B ias •...

  • Page 48: O N S Creen Circu It

    ON SCR E EN CI RCUIT 2 . 6 Note: Unless otherwise specified, a l l test points and adjustments are located on the ON SCR E E N board . & Adjustment Description Check Point Signal Mode Item Parts Note : For below adjustments use 1 : 1 probe with C1 5 •...
  • Page 49 DEMODU LATOR CIRCUIT 2 . 8 Note: 1 . U n less otherwise specified, all test points and adjustments are located o n the D EM O DU LATOR board . 2. Un less otherwise specified, set an audio multiplex signal generator as fo l lows;...
  • Page 50 & Adjustment Item Signal Mode No . Check Point Description Parts • Tuner mode Set a signal generator mode to a lternate ( R ) Separation C N 1 -2 pin R 1 9 300 H z 1 4% a nd 5 k Hz 1 4%, and ( L ) unmod ulated . (SEPA- 2 .

  • Page 51: Charts And Diag Rams

    S E C T I O N 3 C HA R TS AN D D I AG RA M S 3 . 1 C I R C U I T BO A R D LOCAT IONS � MAIN BOARD UPPER DRUM ASSY (03) '«...

  • Page 52: Ge Neral I Nformations

    3 . 2 GENERAL I N FORMATIONS 3 . 2 . 1 Connections 3 . 2 . 3 Digital transistor Note: Unless otherwise specified, only signal input flow is indicated. Connection arrows indicate only signal outputs. : Connector DTA1 1 4T T mark only : D irect connection Note:...

  • Page 53: Abbre V Iations Use D I N T He Schemat I Cdiagrams

    3 . 3 ABBREVIATI ONS USED I N T H E SCH E MAT I C D I AG RAMS : Drum, Digital, Diode, Drain : Alternating Current : Digital to Analog Converter : Automatic Color Control Decibel : Acceleration ACCEL Direct Current A/CTL...
  • Page 54 : Sharpness SHARP : Motor, Mega : Signal to Noise Ratio : Maximum : Solenoid : Motor Drive Amplifier : Standard Play : Mechanism Control MECHACON SREV : Search Reverse : Multiintroduce SREW : Short Rewind : Microphone : Slow/Still : Minimum : Sync Signal Generator M I X...

  • Page 55: Ma I N Types Of Act I Ve A N D Pa Ckagec Ircuits

    MAI N TYPES O F ACT I V E AN D PAC KAG E C I RCU I TS NAME NAME NAME Transistor Diode Integrated C ircuit TA736 1 A P D I O D E TC74HC4053AF AU0 1 Z AN32 1 1 N K TD635SP AN33SON K...

  • Page 56: Boar D I Nterco N Nectio Ns

    3 . 5 BOAR D I N T E RCON N ECTI ONS PAUSE VHF OUT VHF IN AUDIO VIDEO VIDEO [Qj[§) � c o-lo ..J Ct:: TUNER CTL t..) <!) UNREG ISV => ::> CONVERTER/SWITCH '" '" ;: ;: UNREG 9V �...
  • Page 57 IDil � z :E oo z 5 z r o o G') (/) < Ci'Hil < < CN 2 o � :5 o � o � :E m - I El AUDIOCCOMPl CN I CN 1 1 � : t§ <...

  • Page 58: Deo Block Diagram

    3 . 6 V I D E O BLOCK D I AG RAM V IDEO IN C158 SWD 5V N/S MOOE 0121 0 1 1 9 SW05V IQ! 1§1 SYNC From TUNER CTL , CN2 0162 Cl57 Dl20 S - 5V SWD 5V 1 02 T P 3 3...
  • Page 59 IQ! 11! SW0 5V MECHACON C N 6 QI - Q7 DET OUT N/S-VHS OET S : H SWO 5V SW0 5V � @] SW05V Fro m / To N-5V PRE/ REC, C N 4 N-5V SW05V 0129 0 1 28 0108 RISS Ll23...

  • Page 60: Pre/Rec Block D Iagram

    P R E/R EC B LOCK DIAG RAM 3 . 7 11J[jj REC 12V PRE REC IC I S-MODE SYNC ORUM IQ] @) From M A I N ( V IDEO) IQ] � PB F M MAIN ( V I DEC) C N 2 REC/PB...

  • Page 61: Servo Block D Iagram

    3 . 8 SE RVO B LOCK D I AG RAM I C 60 1 1 2 / 2 ) SPCL P B SPCL P SWO 5V SWD 5V R471 R470 @] @] R410, R413 CH SEL MAIN ( R603 STEREO R408 �...

  • Page 62: Au D Io Block Diagram

    3 . 9 AU D I O BLOCK D I AG RAM CNl2 RB 3 jg] 1§1 REC LEVEL(L-) From/T o REC LEVEL (R-) From ITJ@] REC LEVEL(L+) TNR(R) 4 1- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -� D I S PLAY TNR(L l 2 1- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --�...

  • Page 63: Power System Block D Iagram

    3 . 1 0 POW E R SYST EM B LOCK D I AG RAM � � IQJIID �� MAI N (REGULA TOR l TUNE WER TRANS CN I UNREG ISV � EE 1 2V UNSW 12V / � MP CN 5 UNREG 9V POWER TRANS...

  • Page 64: Power Transformer A N D Regulator Schemati C D Iagrams

    3 . 1 1 POW E R TRANSFO R M E R A N D R EG U LATOR SCH EMAT I C D I AG RAMS rjID IQ)[j] REGULATOR I MAIN J POWER TRANS Q 2 , Q 3 Q 801 , Q803 25 0 1 7 9 6 2 S D 1 796...
  • Page 65 3 . 1 2 POW E R TRAN S FO R M E R C I RCU I T BOAR D PB202 1 5 - 0 1 - 0 1 P TRANS PWB _,:,, PB202 15 A-0 1 B P TRANS PWB ASS'Y 3- 1 5 3-1 5...
  • Page 66 3 . 1 3 MECHAN ISM CONTROL SCH E MATIC D I AG RAM IQ]@) From/To MAIN ( V I D E O l l.5K 4.6 ..!. INDEX 12.3 CTL CLOCK CAP FG IQ]@] !!jj 1.5 3 From /To HZ57 .5E�� MA I N ! SERVO) S OATA CN404...
  • Page 68 3 . 1 5 CASSETTE HOUSI NG , R EC SAF ETY, E N D SENSO R , R E LAY, D E C K TER M I NAL, M ECHAN ISM CONTROL AN D A U D IO/CONTROL H EA D C I RC U I T BOAR DS - CASSETTE HOUS I N G - - E N D SENSOR - - R EC SAF ETY -...
  • Page 69 M A I N (SERVO, V I DEO, R E G U LATOR A N D ON SC R E E N SWITCH E R ) C I R C U I T BOA R D 3 . 20 ' ·"' · R I G O R l 57 R204...

  • Page 70: Pre/Rec Amp Schemat I C D Iagram

    3 . 2 1 PRE/R EC AMP SC H EMAT I C D IAGRAM PB 0.4 Vp-p A M P 0 1 7 0 1 5 0 16 JC 4 DTAl24EK DTAJ24EK DTCl44EK BU4030BF � From MAIN IREGULATORl C N 3 S W D 5 V �do 47/6.3...

  • Page 71: Au Dio, Term I Nal (Audio), M I C Amp A N Dja Ck Circuit Boar

    ·�-- - - - ·- - � - 3 . 26 AUDIO, T E R M I NAL (AUD I O ) , M I C AMP AN D JACK C I RCU I T BOARDS - AU D I O - - M I C AMP - >...

  • Page 72: Tu Ner Co Ntrol Schemati C D I Agram

    3 . 27 TUN E R CONTROL SCH EMAT I C D I AG RAM TUNER 0 5- 0 8 2SC331 I A! S l 2SA933S(RSJ VIDEO I L6 1 1.7 RF AUDIO RF SV IQ] @] From 0.001 M A I N ( VIDEO) TU N I N G D A T A 1 2 0 0-47...

  • Page 73: Tu Ner Control C Ir Cuit Boar

    3 . 28 TUN E R CO NTROL C I RCU I T BOA R D 3-31 3-31...

  • Page 74: If Schema T I C D Iagram

    3 . 29 I F SCH EMAT I C D I AG RAM �--' R E G 9V g�� r= -:;�1 2fH TRAP 0 . 0 1 2 0.001 C F 3 33/16 4.5MHz IOOK 0.1 IOOK 0. 0 01 C 18 IOOK R 2 G...

  • Page 75: If C I R Cu It Boar

    3 . 30 I F C I RCU I T BOAR D R 2 1 R F A G C A FC R 4 0 C O LOR LEVEL v c o 3-33 3-33...

  • Page 76: Demo Dulator S C Hemat I C D Iagram

    3 . 3 1 D EMODU LATOR SCH E MAT I C D I AG RAM ��� CXAIOl CX20 1 1 2 SPECTRUM ST VCO ADJ L+ R LEVEL SEPARATION LEVEL l _ BK 10116 I00/16 C 4 1 10 / 16 0.01 C l 7 10/16...

  • Page 77: Timer, Display, Opera T Io N, Sw Itch A N D

    T I M E R , D I SPLAY, OPE RAT I ON, SWI TCH A N D J UNCTION C I R C U I T BOARDS 3 . 35 - TI M E R - - SW I TCH - - J UNCT I O N - - D I SPLAY - -�...
  • Page 78 Q5 1, Q52, Q53, Q54 RF CONVERTER 2SC4326 2SC2735 ::JJ :l> "T1 1 80-390 47P- 180P 27P-1 00P 27P-39P 27P-39P 27P-39P 1 8P-1 00P L 52 1 (270) (120P) C 39P > C 33P> C33P> C 33P> C 56P) C 5 1 <...

  • Page 79: Explod E D Vi Ews And Parts List

    S E C T I O N 4 EX P LO D E D V I EWS A N D PA RTS L I ST SA F ETY PR ECAUTION · Parts identified by the IA symbol are critical for safety. Replace only with specified part numbers. NOTE : I indicates mechanical sym bol number.

  • Page 81: C Hass Is Assembly

    < 4 . 3 CHASSIS ASSEMBLY M3 > N O . P A R T NO . P A R T NAME , D E S CR I PT I ON #ili R E F NO . P A R T NO . P A R T NAME , DESCR I P T I ON *************************************************** * * * ******************************************************* *************************************************...

  • Page 82: Mechan Ism Assembly

    < < MECHAN ISM ASSEMBLY (2) M4 > MECHAN ISM ASSEMBLY ( 1 ) M4 >...
  • Page 83 #& R E F N O . P A R T NO . P A R T NAME , D E S CR I P T I O N #&, R E F NO . P A R T NO . P A R T NAME , DESCR I P T I ON * * * * * * * ** * * * ********************************************** PQM 3 0 0 1 8 - 2 2...
  • Page 84 < I � PACKING ASSEMBLY M 1 > 4 . 5 r------- -- 1 R E M OCON LAB E L � .. o·· - 24 CAB I N ET ASSY <M2> . - - 'c:J--- B AR C O D E L A B E L ( U . S. A. ) #&...

  • Page 85: E Lect R I Ca L Parts List

    S E C T I O N 5 EL ECTR I CAL PA RTS L I ST SA F ETY PR ECAUT I ON Parts identified by the & symbol are critical for safety. R eplace only with specified part numbers. ABBREVI ATIONS IN THIS LIST A R E AS FOLLOWS: R ES ISTORS- A l l resistance values are in ohms (Q), u nless CAPACI TO RS-A l l capacitance values are in µ...

  • Page 86: Standard Part Numbe R Coding

    5 . 1 STANDARD PART NUMBE R CODING 5. 1 . 1 Fixed resistor coding Fixed resistor part numbers are as follows. Tolerance Assistant code F i xed resistors Rated wattage (in capital letters ) (in capital letters) symobl � ©...

  • Page 87: Fixed Capacitor Coding

    5 . 1 . 2 Fixed capacitor coding Fixed capacitor part numbers are as follows. Type of capacitor Values Rated voltage (in capital letter s ) Torelance A ssistant code S hape of capacitor (in capital letters) (in capital letters) Ceramic capacitors Type of capacitor Shape of c apacitor (fourth digit)
  • Page 88 Paper film capacitors Type of capacitor Shape of capacitor (fourth digit) (first - third digits) Normal Flame retardant Tubular Symbol Characteristics Mono-direction Kink lead Mono-direction K ink lead Metalized polypropylene O F E Metalized mylar Film mica Polypropylene film 5 . 7 Metalized mylar Mylar (special) Metalized mylar (smal l )

  • Page 89: Fuse Coding

    5 . 1 . 3 Fuse coding Standard fuse part numbers are as follows. C haracteristic Common symbol ( i n capital letter s ) Values � © ® 0 � � Shape of fuse Rated voltage ( i n figures) ( i n figures) Rated voltage Values...

  • Page 90: Power Supply Boa R D Assemb Ly <01

    1& 1& R E F N O . P A R T NO . R E F NO . P A R T NO . P A R T NAME , D E S CR I P T I O N P A R T N A M E , D E S C R I PT I ON &...
  • Page 91 #,t R E F NO , P A R T NO . #,t R E F N O . P A R T N O . P A R T NAME , D E SCR I P T I ON P A R T NAME , D E SCR I P T I O N - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...
  • Page 92 11& 11& R E F NO . P A R T N O . P A R T NAME , D E S CR I P T I ON R E F NO . P A R T N O . P A R T NAM E , D E SC R I P T I ON - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...
  • Page 93 I&, lilt R E F NO . P A R T N O . P A R T NAME , D E S CR I P T I O N R E F ND . P A R T N O . P A R T NAM E , DESCR I P T I O N - - - - - - - - - - - - -...
  • Page 94 41& 41& R E F NO , P A R T N O . P A R T NAME , D E SC R I P T I O N R E F NO . P A R T NO . P A R T NAME , D E S CR I PT I O N - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...
  • Page 95 #fr,, R E F NO . P A R T N O . P A R T NAME , D E S CR I PT I ON #& R E F NO . P A R T NO . P A R T NAME , D E S C R I P T I O N C 2 0 6 QCBB l H J - 1 5 1 C A P A C I T OR...
  • Page 96 11& R E F N O . P A R T N O . P A R T N A M E , D E S CR I P T I O N II,&. R E F N O . P A R T NO . P A R T NAME , D E S CR I PT I ON - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --...
  • Page 97 411'.h ltLh R E F NO . P A R T NO . R E F N O . -P A R T NAME , D E S CR I P T I O N P A R T NO . P A R T NAME , D E S C R I P T I O N ·...

  • Page 98: Mechacon Boa R D Asse M B

    - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - �'·...
  • Page 99 #& R E F N O . P A R T NO . P A R T NAME , DE SCR I P T I O N # & R E F NO . P A R T NO . P A R T NAME , D E S C R I P T I O N Q R D 1 6 1 J - 1 0 3 R E S I ST O R...
  • Page 100 #& R E F N O . P A R T N O . P A R T NAME , D E SC R I P T I ON #& R E F NO . P A R T NO . P A R T NAME , D E SCR I P T I O N P U 5 4 2 2 3 - 1 8 0 K P E A K I N G C O I L...
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