Beitmans 1948

Most - Often - Needed 1948 RADIO DIAGRAMS and Servicing InformationMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS INDEX Always use this complete Index to find description of the radio you are servicing. Admiral Radio 4B1 SH1 SKL SNL ULSK1 6Ll 701 7063 TP32 TP3S 7P34 7RT41 ‘7RT42 TRT43, 7TO1 7704 7706 7710 7712 7914 7715 Air King 470-1 Airline see Montgomery Allied Radio 5B175 SB176 50175 SC176 6A-122 6A-127 6B-122 6B-127 6C-122 6C-127 Arvin 140P 150-TC 151-TC 182TFM RE-202 RE-206-2 RE-209 RE-228 RE-229 Arvin RE-231 RE-237 552AN 552N 555 555A 665 6640 Bendix Radio 416A R526M 697A Buick 980744 -174-: 980745 -174-: Clarion 124 1e7 124 124 124 124 126 125 15 17 16 175 175 see Warwick Mfg. Coronado see Gamble-Skogmo Crosley 56TD 56TN 56TQ S6TY SéTZ S7TK 57TL 57TQ 58TC serw Delco 19 20 21 22 21 23 23 21 18 18 see United Motors Echophone EC~306 EX-306 Electronic Corp. 101 1o2w 104 106 108 133 66 66 25 25 25 25 24 25 Emerson Radio S11 512 514 515 516 517 525 530 531 532 533 534 536A 540A 541 543 544 547A 548 549 550 551A 552 553A 558 560 1002 1003 120006 120007 120010 120016 120036 120037 120040 120042 120046 120050A 120051 120052 120056 120058 129003 Continued on page 4MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Espey Mfg. Co. General Electric Majestic Radlo 97-A YRB 83-1 5BOSA 6547 140 7IK777R 105364 180 7420 20516A 254 59-60 88473 20626-A 280 61 4506 4705 Pada Radio General Television 4708R P-82 2346 62 4610 P-100 m1 o11giiiean Mantole 740 56 64 R662 668 62 ReGen Farnsworth 6PM 64 GK-100 Masco GK-102 ,GK-103 Goodrich (B.F.) Co. Phonograph GK-104 R662 63 6-170 RE62N 63 John Weck Indust. G-194 PH-5C5-P grdos Hallicrafters Co. Re ee 6-216 eae EC-306 EF-451 BX-306 Midwest Radio 16 Galvin litg. Co. Hemiiten Radio a6 ee Motorola rerte 6.608 Hontgomery Ward Gamble-Skogmo 70528 745R-1053A 43-5005 ‘74BR-1055A 43-8177 ‘7ABR-2OO1A 43-8178 Be eects rc) 74G-1054A 45-8179 Joos 70 74NG-1056A 43-8190 3108 n 74NG-1509A 43-8201 113 7 74416-15108 43-8353 ie 74WG-1802A 43-8354 ie 7411G-1803A 202 74WG-1804D Garod Radio 4300 ‘74WG-1805A 4A-1 A309 74WG-2004 4A-2 3400 74WG-2010B BAL B502 74WG-2504C BAP1-Y 4100 74WG-2704¢ 5D-5 ‘74WG-2705A 11FMP Howara Radio 7AWG-2709A 98-99 902-8 General Electric 506-8 75-76 | Motorola, Inc. 15, 60 909-M a8 cts ris-115 42 54-55 HS-22 112-112 42 54-55 | knight HS-26 = 111-112 43 54-55 A R 47311 106 44 54-55 see Allied Redto HS-52 211-112 45 54-55, Majestic Radio ST-56 116-121 56 5a445 57X11 107-108 ; BA445R ~ 57X12 107-108 > SAK7I. HS-59 109-110 5SAK731 HS-60 107-108 SAK780 6sF21 121-112 SBOLA 67P61BN 104-105MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS uotorola, I R.C.A. Mex. Co. Sentinel Radio ‘rav-ler Radio sitar” So0-130 | "cide 14s. posor zo7-asq | "502 ve Hs-e0 logea03, | 54n5 rae fs 509-2 8 8019 im asrel = d-112 | 6s yar | Soc iss | S028 ie askel_ ule | 63s nar | 30-8 tse | $052 im Ghevroet 115-115 | S53Re 25 | 300 158 | 7004 ve Tuner iie-tal | 68P 148 66X11 144 | Stiver (McMurdo) Ca | Trustone National Unton sexe aus | *'208 iss | "see Western auto $-819 ree | seta 14 66X14 144 Silvertone United Motors Nob Lbt-Sperks 66x16 144 | see Sears Roebuck | #-1256 173 140P res | bal a4e-147 RI1o87 13 380-20 tee | sake 146-147 | stanson (iierk) stg, | 82298 17s isi-te yee | 6ens 146-147 |” Phonograph 86 | 980744 174-175 ieeteL 127 146-147 960745 174-178 RE-202 326 141 | sonore Radto RE-206-2 125 R ‘146-147 a-243 161 | Warwick fg. Co. RE=209 12s. 343 | wacees ae | C120 176 RE-228 tee | Resto = 143 | jer | 32012 M6 RE-e29 328 145 22. ist yee | aemio4s aa |g 162 | Western auto yet | kerogen ae | Joo | D-i747 177-178 tee | ne-tosen = tae | 162 We rea | Revto47 342 ee 179 ies aGe241 360 179 324 | Reger Electronics iaeseae 160 26 180 126 1049 148 vi 41 160 D-2718 179 125 WOFU-242 160 D-2745 lee Sears, Roebueic oryaple Raat e205 149 itnington | Megtingnouse Biles. 6-507 67 6205 149 ecatSoantone H-133 183, 6-608 &a | 7020 152 naga 194 7252 s3 | toa 182 | spsrton Has? 188 7086 asi | “5co7Pa 164 7303 a | 382) 468 | witcox-cey corp. nes ase | coe 388 | caesa 182 768 ase | 8:86 386 | eoeeu 351 7210 ise | 6c28 4 368 | epaow 181 000 iso |, : Philco Radio 8144 sz ewar t-Terner Zenith Radio Corp. UN-6-400 8150 153 AglT] 267 4ce1 187 48-250 101.6660 49 45172 266 4054, 188-169 46-380 jorsesc-1B 4a | 5272 360 | 4xogo 138-189 46-427 j01:807,-A 182 ASITS 16a 4K040G 188-189 46-1226 To s820 ise | AST 368 | cao” 390-102 250 101823, ise | Agioma 262 | Se402 190-191 550 109634 155, e16R2 362 | Seer ee 427 110.486 isi | A81¢Rs 262 | $5003 90-292 1226 110.46! isl AGICRE 169 SG003Z 190-191 380 ase | Scos6 136 Pilot Reato i 138 asy | éc80 198 169 6G03¢ loz Sentinel Radio 110212 change 180 3U-298-0? 187-150 : 170 | 512600 187 Boer iss | Gusis, 370 Piiotuner 286FR ass | 37815 370MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Chiral CHASSIS 4B 1 MODELS 7706, 7712 TUBE AND TRIMMER LOCATION 1 Somer senor ARNG, GGs STRINGING DIAGRAM 34 —— ef pote a eearree BATTERY CABLE VOLTAGE CHART BoTToM VIEW oe ic ak an BACK OF CHASSIS Occasionally audio oscillation may occur in the 4B1 chassis with the vorume control in an. intermediate position. Should you encounter this trouble, reverse the leads of the primary of VOLTAGE DATA All readings made between tube socket terminals and chassis. Voltages indicated have been obtained. usi ‘Tube Voltmeter. A second voltage reading is shown made with 2 1000 ohm-per-volt meter, when use of this instrument ‘would result in appreciably lower readings. Measured with 2 fresh battery, volume control full on, dial at the high Frequency end, no signal. ‘CONDENSERS the output transformer or ground the speaker frame to the chassis. The speaker leads and tid lead of the 1H3 should be kept af far as possible from the 3Q5 output tube. RESISTORS, ‘TRANSFORMERS Symbot Desesiption bee 488 KC RANGE*SS5 TD 1630 Kc: cons Pan Ne. Actas. onnsA1020 7285 86 ‘Bh mis 00 Vol (Ciriani ade 305 POWER OUTPUT BATTERY PLUG ‘Top view)MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS CHASSIS §5H1 4. hj t ll MODELS 7P32, 7P33, 7P34 ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE 1, Disconnect Loop Antenna leads from clips on set 2. Make alignment using a battery whenever possible. and remove chassis from cabinet. 3. Connect a fresh battery to the set. IMPORTANT: Check dial drum position on shaft. Tuner arm should just complete downward travel when gang is fully meshed. At this point, tuner arm should be on short flat part of cam. Check pointer. it should be at last dial scale mark just below 550 K.C. when gang is fully meshed. If not, move pointer on dial cord. Step | Dummy Antenna Connect Signal Receiver Trimm Used in Series with| High Side Signal | Generator Gang Designation Signal Generator | Generator to | Frequency | Setting and Description 00025 fa. | when using A.C. | Grid of IRS 455. KG. | it does not Defteetion 1 Mid. when in tat LF. aes (Pin 6) affect Signal ‘Then repeat Type of Adjustment 5 ¥ Any point where | ong 1, Maximum 00025 Mfa. Stator lug of when uiing A.C. “1 Mid, when wing Battery Tuning Gang | Oscillator Trimmer | Maximum Wide Open Deflection rear variable condenser section 00025 Mfd. Stator Tug of, when using A.C. 1 Mfd. when using Battery Tune in rear variable | 1400 K.C. Generator Signal condenser section eine Replace Set in Cabinet Antenna and | 99 KG, ‘Tune in cad Ground Leads Generator Signal RESISTORS. 1A 2600 Ohms, § Wat 2 Mid, 400 Vat, Poper= eB I-14 Mtd,"200 Voir, Paper 61h 2-2 Be Mrs 159 Vota, Ect Yate: Yet ele ons: eectMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS u iesa7 l2sk7 1so7 soL6eT nl 1 = ‘SEI G Slee 09 os | L2| eu ES / 26 pee’ 35Z56T i / eer LT Yr _ asl ar RRO PhaR - coal coy CHASSIS GROUND —e ic) LF. 455 KC. ly re wsor__lesa7_i2sx' eT 1. .05 mfd. condenser added at point “X” in oscillator circult. ULSK1 12. B minus is isolated from chassis by 150,000 chm resistor and .18 mfd. condenser in parallel. Gang condenser grounded to chassis and not connected to B minus as in above circuit. CONDENSERS J, mtd, 200, Vales, Pope fp i } [ RESISTORS Symbol a _ cuassis 5K1 MODELS 7710, 7714, 7715 Connect Signal | Dummy Amtenta'| Set Generator | Set Receiver Dial Type of Generator to— | Between Radio | Frequency to— | Frequency to— Adjustment Tuning Condenser 250 mamta High frequency | AB—2nd TF] Adjuit to ntenna. Stator ndensce end Cd—ia CF | maximum Amen 8 ee wl of Dial | (See note below) | "Output ‘Tuning Condenser 250 mmfd. High frequency Adjust to tena Stator denser 1680 KC. i B-Ox, | maximum Atenas Cond end of ‘Dial asin Loop radiator (oF place | No scrual PP trom genesstor ‘clese | NO actval connec- ne in Adjust to IePcom generar Rie | No etccnss| wooo | gett | pam, | lin ‘sdequate. signal). and generator ‘Output Note: In some sets, the B and D adjustments must be made from the underside of the chasis. pezs SOLG-=eS074esK7 res? fl Pworffjucwr 1) avac uggs '8°H og anne P1086 20. 2 Byasaa,° Bo 8 ° Oa eS Fawn ee 10 CEP ra sie ag OnE oh ae = an asterisk *) indicates readings made with a! 1000 ohm-per-volt meter. TOP VIEWMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Y cs cre: u T esaz CNduniral. \2sk7 cHassis 5N1 MopEES 7TO1, 7T04 SOL6GT 4 SSCILLATOR CO DIAL CORD STRINGING & POINTER SETTING GHASSIS GROUND LF. 455 KC. I Lf wen T RE Tonnes | VOLTAGE CHART 75 9 1eSA7 25AC, eo esk7 eo RPGS Mg Biss 9 gan rene 9 nose, Ad 0” OG o angi x E30 ais Ee 8 eb tos 8 0 Ac HAG 3525 orc: SoL6 wrAc © All readings made between tube socket terminals and pin 3 of 12SK7 (marked “X” on Voltage Chart. © Voltages measured on a 117 Volt A.C. line. © Dial turned to low frequency end, no signal @ Voltages measured with a vacuumetube volte meter. A second voltage reading (marked with an asterisk *) indicates readings made with a 1000 ohm-per-volt meter when use of this instrument would result in appreciably lower readings. NOME: Condanter C2 weed only on models hoving the sufix "UL". RESISTORS. Synbot Description Rl 22000 hme Ya. Wot. Bo calms, 1 We Ra aog00 Ons, a Wet. BE Go.00 Obes, V2 Wan. Rast 1 Ohmay i Wom 22 a00 ms, 2 We. Ba TLA Magohim Volume Cones oe BF 8 Obras) Wat. 1000" Okie, 1 Wet TO segohms, Ya Watt ‘CONDENSERS a Bemih BB vote Pot ‘30 mmta 150 Vals j EMS (0s"m, 00 Val Gong. 9020 mn, Song: 88 18 "Spot eee Yo drum) 1sSnmidy Coram Peper eB 112 Ane COILS, TRANSFORMERS, ET Ula ae MISCELLANEOUS isl Bockground) Powe, (otc) ectha: lane Oi)MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS u re__1esa7 iesu7. 35L6 SSCL AOR COR RESISTORS, Deveiption 72,000 Ohms, Yip Wott ‘Megchm Watt- 27900 Ohne, Va Watt ‘CONDENSERS £05 mld 620 Yell, Paper 648 112 Sot 31612807 REAR OF GHASSIS| iesa7__tesk7 Connect Signal Generator to— (Cormie858 64 © Measured on a 117 Volt A.C. li © Volume control full on. © Dial tuned to low frequency and, no signal. © Voltage obtained on Vacuum Tube Vol meter. Adjust Following Trimmers Sot Receiver Dial Type of Frequency to~ Adjustment Tuning Condenser Antenna Stator ‘Tuning Condenser 250 mmfd, ‘Antenna Stator peel aate 1680 K.C. radiator (or place Jead from generator close to loop of set to obtain fequate signal) No actual connec Hon between set 1400 K.C. ‘and generator. ‘Adigat 1 “Output ‘Adjust t “Output High frequency AB2nd 1. F. fend of Dial pote 1 F. High frequency | ‘end of Dial Eee Adjust to ‘Output Tune in generator signal F—Ant. (See Note) > Anteana Trimmer “F” must be aligned after chassis and ‘adjustment can be roade thru 1 CHASSIS 6L1 MODELS 7RT41, 7RT42, 7RT43 ‘are mounted in cabinet. the rear of the cabinet. | <3. Eo CHehee ee3 He “suYO OOd'OZE ay 8040 CHASSIS 7C1 MODEL 763 : S a ° g 3 Qa J a 8 i B by 9 E Q Q = 3 a ty 6 a E = SUOLSISAYMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS AIRKING RADIO Model 470-1 Y P28 a76Er gor Z ce DESCRIPTION MEG RESISTOR A woensy. ac. ‘on bee erat 1354 SOAS 1407 AT 1456 | zoeroeceermowrTe a] amaura.cone 23%, Allied Radio Corp. =§ El SRN AS EES Models 5B175, 583176, 5C175, 5C176MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Knight woo. . “eile Cort,MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS ALLIED RADIO CORPORATIONMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS “Bendix -wori sien wectiver TST 4 iF Op Cloa Be C8a © " ocs. SET POINTER 70 This MARK WITH BEE =U s00Ke 965Kc | 475KC tt 1 t DIAL REFERANCE POINTSMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS “Bendix Radio SPECIFICATIONS: Model. 697A MODEL 697A Ce 8 ca C08 comm. |e, 3 et cli = DIAL BACK PLATE REFERENCE MARKSMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS “Bendix Radio Dial Back Plate Model R526M neuueetses a en 5 Tube AC-DC Chassis gureguts 1105-128 V. Act. oe DG, {*%" wa ve | te [i we 150-60 Cycles per Second [arava | v2 ur Wate tome | eaten Power Consumption, 30 Natta tee ee, wart wate, seme va nt tp me oie eth of 0 ger Voice Coil Impedance. d00Cycles,3. pices aie ote ats Coteus tat ae Salta oars OFF. vou Alignment Procedure eens conrrot Set volume control atmaximum, Use low range on output meter and keep signal generator anput as low as practical. Make adjust - ments as shown in table for meximum output - with output meter connected across voice coil. Precautions An isolating trensformer should be used 2 between the power supply and the receiver ake jg Phe es for protectlon of test” equipment ett colle i eee EXTERNAL aNTONA CONNECTION DIAL STRINGING DIAGRAM 17MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS LF AMPLIFIER RECTIFIER ‘wr. SOCKET LUG TO 8-(PIN 5 ON 47) CYCLE. ui7v. 60 40.8 ‘AT 540 KC. CONVERTER In Series with 200 mmf.MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Signal Generator Output sam Alignment Position of | Adjust for Maximum Sequence | Frequency | In Series To Tuning Dial Outout in KC with KC 200 mmf. 2 1620 200 mmf. Ant. 1620 c MODEL 56TD © Anreana 1mMMER 455 KCL cHassis osc. socieen eer worm @ -EROSLEY 19MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS CROSLEY ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE —MODEL 56TN ‘Turn the tuning condenser to the completely closed position against the stop and set the pointer to the reference line at the end of the dial scale. Connect the output meter across the speaker voice coil. ‘The rf. signal input from the signal generator should be connected to the external antenna lead. Connect the signal generator ground through a 0.1 mfd. condenser to—B (pin 3 on 128K7 tube socket). . Turn the volume control on full and adjust the signal generator output to produce approximately mid-seale deflection of the output meter, but maintain signal generator output as low as possible to prevent AVC action in the receiver. Position of ‘Tuning ao i Dial ‘Ant.| Left 1,620 400 ohms | Ant.| Right 15,800 400 ohms | Ant.| Right 15,000 1,400 200 mmf. 1,400 NOTE: When aligning the short-wave oscillator trimmer (C), be sure that the circuit is aligned at the correct frequency and not at the image frequency which is 910 kilocycles lower as indicated by the receiver dial. To check: Tune in the generator frequency, then increase the generator output and tune in the image frequency. The image frequency should be weaker than the fundamental and aud- ible 910 kilocycles lower on the receiver dial. If the image cannot be tuned in, the oscillator trimmer is adjusted to the wrong peak; i.e., the oscillator trimmer may be adjusted to the image or one of the harmonies instead of the fundamental frequency. The correct peak is the second one heard as the trimmer adjustment screw is opened from the completely closed position. ‘O56; CONS ene omc, sn scmyu 008, ‘paw 008 any | ym 008 ma aouanbag andino suum, uous wnat 03 9901P¥ 949201 BHM ‘eOLW T1980 a Owes ‘max[] © DULus ‘ZL99 ‘STAGOW & eel] : o g a ° 3 Q a a aI fa 4 a fd B fa 9 eB a Q = g ® a be 3° g NOILOAGOUd Pus ‘O.L99 ‘2.198 STACOW NOMOAdOUd 11 ‘DLS ‘ZL99 STACOWMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDEP RADIO DIAGRAMS ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE CROSLEY Turn the tuning condenser to the completely closed position ‘against the stop and set the dial pointer to the reference line at the end of the dial seale. MODEL 56TY Connect the output meter-across the speaker voice coil. 3. The rf. signal input from the signal generator should be connected to the external antenna lead. Connect the signal generator ground through a 0.1 mfd. condenser to —B (pin’4-on 14A7 tube socket). \- Turn the volume control on full and adjust the signal generator ‘output to produce approximately mid-seale deflection of the output meter, but maintain signal generator output as low as possible to prevent AVC act Signal Gen. Output Alignmenc Position of | Adjust for sequence | Frequency | In Series | 7, {Funing Diallmax. output inke. | 455 | 200 mmf. | Ant. 1620 | 200 mmf. | Ant. 1400 | 200 mmf. | Ant. cweineee pe Denes, 9 455 KC. LFMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Description Part Non Description Cable and Plag Assy., Power 30578-60, Resistor, 22,000 ohm, % w. Loop and Back Assy., Antenna 0373-100 Resistor, 3.3 megohm, 4 w. Coil Assy., Oscillator Resistor, 1200 ohm, 1. Transformer, Ist LF. Resistor, 4.7 megohim, % w. ‘Transformer’ 2nd I. F, Resistor, 470,000 ohm, % w. Condenser, Variable Resistor, 470,000 obm, 34 w. Condenser, Variable } Section 39373-16 Re 7 Part of Item 8A] Condenser, Trimmer C135127 Control, Volume (1 megohmil Assy. Part of Item #88] Condenser, Trimmer Switch, Power , 3900-17 Condenser, 05 mfd., 600 v., paper 30368-14 Control, Volume 3901-17 Condenser, 05 mfa., 600 v., paper 39360-1 Switch, Power: 3901-73 ‘Condenser, 250 mmf, 600 ¥., paper B-137723 ‘Transformer, Ouput 3901-73, ‘Condenser, .008 mfd., 600 v., paper W-137867 Resistor, 47 ohm, lw. ‘3901-80, Condenser, 02 mfd., 600 v, paper Part of Item 26] Resistor, 47,000 ohm, % w. 0001.80 G 12 mf, 600 ¥., paber W-138164 Rubber 136768 135162 Cabinet, (577K) 3901-17 m r Aw-135246 | Cabinet, (57TL) W-i31t54-1 B-s5713 W-134085, ‘Var. Cond. Mig MODELS: 57TK, 57TL MODELS: 57TK, 57TL. 455 Ko. LEOF TEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Q. 08 Close Fully Open 1720 KC: Qo 5 a Q Q a a i 4 a ti eB MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OF" SIMILAR BUT WITHOUT _ PHONO ‘ MODELS sf 101, 102w, 133 9719 9105 S/L9.L¥S2I tate > UBL 4098111980 UBLiv tat --uB Ly, DM OOv! OM OOP! vedo Ay n4 ‘OM OZLI payson On SSr WolLvaado waWH YL, isaray 3ONvisid 4007 enve Ly YOLVUINI® 138 THOS 138OuSSve4T MODEL: 540A ASR 93eet : < a Q Q 1%) a | i 4 z i) B ty 9 & 8 = 3 $MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS MODELS: 511, 517, 541 ‘CHASSIS’ MODEL: 120010 9 12897 16 30L6 62 3525 16 17 The following voltage readings are de meamurements taken from B— (line switch) to. the 1000 chms-pervolt meter should be used for all readings except those indicated by an asterisk with a de vacuumtube voltmeter. Line voltage for these readings was 117 volts, 60 cycles, ac. dicated tube-socket pin. A + which should be taken ‘Measurements made wi 117 volts de. will be lower than those given below. Take readings with the volume control set at minimum and the variable LF 455 KC. ne REN Schematic ‘Symbol DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION cr, c2 703, C4 C3, C5, Oa's ©, C15 10 cu, cz as os 1s cy, C18 as u u ‘Two-gang variable condenser ‘Trimmers, part of variable condenser Trimmers, part of i-f transformers 0.002 mf, 600 V. paper condenser 500 mmfd, 600 V. paper condemer 0.02 mfdq 400 V. paper condenser 220 mmfd,, 600 V. mica condenser 0.1 mfd., 200 V. paper condenser 0.05 mfd., 400 V. paper condenser Dual electrolytic condenser, 150 Vi ©2030 méd., C21—50 mfd. 0.2 mfd., 200 V. paper condenser Loop antenna aseembly, oF Loop antenna assembly 15 mega, 4 watt carbon resistor 321330 390000 321130 340290 370490 310810 340010 397040 321050 1180000 720000 720100 734000 vaso10 383010 3.3 meg 14 watt carbon resistor Volume control with line switch 470,000 ohuns, 14 watt carbon resistor 150 ohms, 14 watt carbon resistor 1000 ohms, 1 watt carbon resistor 22,000 ohms, 14 watt carbon resistor 6.28 ohms, 4 watt carbon resistor 15 ohms, 1 watt wirewound resist 220,000 ohas, 4 watt carbon resistor P.M. Speaker Line awitch, part of volume control Firat if transformerMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS EMERSON RADIO MODELS: 512, 515, 516, 550 CHASSIS MODELS: 120006, 120055 530 ‘The 435 ke wavetrap is located below the chamis deck. ‘The trimmers for the antenna and oscillator coils are located on the variable condenser. The trimmer on the front section is for the oscillator coi The oscillator coil is located underneath the chamis, The loop antenna acts as the antenna coil. Lf and Wave-Trap Alignment Swing the variable condenser to the minimum capacity Position, Feed 455 ke to the grid of the 12SA7 or 14Q7 tube through 2 O.1 mfd. condenser and adjust the four if trimmers for maximum response. Feed 455 ke to the external antenne lead and adjust the wavetrap for minimuin response, R-f Alignment ‘output into « loop of inches in diameter. Hold this radiating loop about 12 inches from and parallel to the receiver loop antenna.,Advance the courput of the signal generator until deflection is obtained on the output meter. Adjust frst the oscillator trimmer (on front section of variable condenser) then the antenna trimmer (on rear section of variable condenser) for maximum response. If the loop antenna has been replaced it may be neces sary to adjust the loop inductance as follows. Align at 140. ‘Set the pointer at 60 and feed 600 ke to the antenna lead. A portion of the outside turn of the loop may be swung 10 cither side of the center to give maximum response. Reali at 140. Schematic Symbol 1Part No. DESCRIPTION ©, cs, 20 6, c18 o, C19 rz, C17 1, C14 21, C22 23,24 €23, C24 ‘910000 920020 920030 925110 s2so11 1920050 700010 708060 310730 310810 310870 397000 321130 321330 390180 340290 370490 340050 340010 321050 ot 0.002 mid, 600 volt condenser 0.05 mfd,, 200 volt condenser 0.00011 mfd., mica condenser 0.00022 mfd, mica condenser 0.02 mfd., 400 volt condenser 0.05 mid, 400 volt condenser 30:50 mfd., 150 volt dual electrolytic condense? (chassis 120006), or 50-50 mfd., 150 volt dual electrolytic condenser (chassis 120056) 0.2 mfd,, 200 volt condenser Loop antenna 455 ke wave trap 10,000 ohms, 14 watt resistor 22,000 ohms, 4 watt resistor 39,000 ohms, 34 watt resistor 1S meg, 14 watt resistor 470,000 ohms, 14 watt resistor 33 me 34 watt resistor 47,900 ghime rvinor, part of if 0.5 meg. volume control 150 ohms, 14 watt resistor 1,000 ohms, 1 watt resistor 1S olms, 14 watt resistor 10 ohms, 34 watt resistor 220,000 ohms, 74 watt resistor 4 circuit diagram for chassis 120006. Substitute proper pin connections for loctal tubes ont chassis 120036,MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS FREQUENCY RANGE: 540.1620, ke, (555-185 meters) 8.8-12.2 mey,(16.3-24.5 meters) Emerson Radio. MODELS: 514, 534 CHASSIS MODEL: 120007 ‘An oscillator with frequencies of 455, 600, 1600 and 12,000 ke is required. er should be ured across the voice coil for obser An output for output transfor vaximum response. Always tse as weak a test signal as possible when aligning the receiver. Lf Alignment Swing the vatiable condenser to the minimum capacity postion. Feed 433 ke to the grid of the 129G7 tube through 20: mfd. condenser and adjust the four Hf trimmers for Note: The grid of the 128G7 tube is the No. 4 pin. R-+ Alignment Rotate the waveband switch counterclockwise to the shortwave position, Set the dial pointer at 12 megacycles fand using @ 400 ohm carbon resistor as a dummy antenna ‘The color coding of the i-f transformer leads is as fol- lowe: Grid—green Plate—blue Bi—red Grid return —black feed 12 megacycles from the generator to the external antenna Iead emerging from the rear of the chassis. Adjust firm the shortwave oscillator trimmer and then the short wave antenna trimmer for meximum response. Rotate the waveband switch clockwise to the broadcast position. Set the dial pointer at 160 and feed 1600 ke from the 1 loop of wire about 12 diameter. radiating loop about 12 the loop antenna and advance the signal gen- @ deflection is obtained on the output met Adjust first the oscillator trimmer (rear section of the vari- lable condenser) and then the antenna trimmer (front section ‘of the variable condenser) for maximum response. If the oop has been replaced it may be necessary to adjust the loop inductance as follows: Align at 1600. Set the pointer at GO and feed 600 ke into the radiating loop. A. portion of the outside turn of the Loop may then be swung to either side of the center to give maximum response. Re- align at 1600. feo bences & camer, K =1,0000. smey> menghonsMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Emerson Kadio MODELS: 531, 532, 533 CHASSIS MODEL: 120040 srndo concen a, @ ‘Two-gang variable condenser ae 403, C8 immer, part of variable condenser 5, crs | 920170 | 0.001 mfd, 600 volt condenser *c5 ‘Trimmer, part of antenna transformer o, C12 0.00022 mfd. mien condenser 321130 | 470,000 ohms, 54 watt resistor °€8, €9, ‘Teimmers, part of if transformer 320970 | 100,000 ohms, 14 watt resistor 10 47,000 ohms, 14 watt eestor, part set ‘Trimmer and fixed condenser, part of second i-f transformer of second Hf transformer 390180 | 0.5 meg. volume control 13, C16, 0.02 mld, 200 volt condenser for foes e 19, C20 33 mez 14 watt resistor cs 0.00005 mfd. mica condenser 321530 os 21210 | 1 meg, 14 watt resistor cy 0.00011 mfd. mica condenser * a 90280 | 0.4 meg. tone con 0.002 mfd., 400 volt condenser * = trot 0.1 mfd, 200 volt condenser eee eee 16 mfd, 150 volt electrolytic See ieee condenser 190008 | P.M. speaker 505311 | Battery plug and cable awembly, or 510401 | Battery switch, or 585312 | Battery plug and cable assembly swi 510001 | Battery switch R1, R4_ |} 310730 | 10,000 ohms, 14 watt resistor ™ 710001 | Antenna transformer and trap The following voltage readings are d-c measurements from tube socket pin to chain, A 1000 ohmeper-volt meter should be used for all readings except those indicated by an asterisk (#), which should be taken with a dec vacuuin-tube voltmeter. mnless otherwise indicated. PIN NUMBER ‘TUBE 4 1Tacv 1B TEaCv3) 155 54MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS PIN_NUMBER EMERSON RADIO Trosas varie conde MODELS: 525, 552 ‘Trimmers, part of variable condenser #C5,05, : CHASSIS MODEL: 120037 oe © . 310810 | 22,000 ohms, %4 watt resistor C10 397000 | 15 meg., ¥4 watt resistor cu 321330 | 3.3 meg 14 watt resistor cn 0.0003 mfd, 600 volt condenser 390010 | 0.5 meg. volume control c3,c14 0.02 mfd., 400 volt condenser 321130 | 470,000 ohms, 34 watt resistor as 0.1 mfd, 200 volt condenser 340200 | 150 ohms, 34 watt resistor as 02 mfd, 200 vole condenser (used 321290 | 2.2 mega 14 watt resistor ‘only when TI and T2 are 720000 370490 | 1,000 ohms, 1 watt resistor ‘and 720100 respectively) 321050 | 220,000 ohms, 1% watt resistor ca7,cis 0.05 md, 400 volt condenser 321210 | 1 mega, watt resistor as 0.05 mfd,, 400 volt condenser 340010 | 10 ohms, 1 watt resistor (used up to serial No. 8,550,551), 340050 | 15 ohms, 14 watt resistor or 180000 | P.M. speaker cs 0.05 mfd, 400 vole condenser (used 510130 | Tone contro! switch after serial No. 8,350,551) 310390 | Phono-radio switch 20,21 30-50 mfd., 150 volt dual electrolytic Motor switch, part of recordMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Models 536A, * SBLA, 553A Chassis 120056 nnn enunnan aMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Emerson Radi Models 543, 544 Chassis 120046, 120052 Chassis 120046 below, 120052 next pages Lf Alignment L Rotate the variable condenser to the portion. Feed 435 ke to the converter grid (stator of the nf section of the variable condenser) through 2 0.1 mfd. Condenser and adjust the four i-f trimmers for maximum inimum capacity : Rf Alignment- 5, the oxcillator to a coil composed of three 10 four turns of wire wound in 2 ciecle approximately 12” iin diameter. This coil should be held parallel to and in line with the loop antenna of the receiver at a distance ‘of 15 t0 20 inches. Radiate a signal at 1425 ke, set the dial indicator t0 1425 ke, and adjust the trimmers on the variable condenser for maximum response, Rediate + 600 ke signal and tune in the signal on the receiver, Adjust the loose outside turn of the loop an- jaximum response, This loose turn may be ther side of the center. Fasten it in the posi- Repeat steps 2 and 3 until no further improvement ‘Two-gang variable condenser ‘Trimmers, part of variable condenser ‘Trimmers, part of +f transformers 41 mfd, 200 volt condenser 0.00022 ‘mf. mica condenser 9.002 mfd., 600 volt condenser 0.0005" mfd, 600 volt condenser 002 mfd, 400 volt condenser 0.2 mfd.,"200 volt condenser (used ten 1 and 72\are 720000, and 720100 respectively), oF 0.2 mfdy 200 volt assembly (used when TI and T2 are 720523 and 720529 respectively) 0.05 mfd., 400 volt condenser 50:50 méd, 150 volt dual electrolytic ‘condenser Loop antenna Power plug, part of line cord 22,000 obs, 74 watt resistor 15 meg Y4 watt resistor SS gop is BEF a tem aioe Sa ina we te eee Petes ‘Second if transformer, oF Second i transformer, midget Ourput transformer Schematic Cireuit Diagram Chasis 120046MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Emerson Radio, Models 545, 544, Chassis 120052 See also preceding page for 120046 The following volte readings are de sts taken from B— (ine ertch) to the indicated eubesocket ping | A to shrewd shold eed oe cee pies fits Go Spas ott Mecaremets made th 7 voles dc. will be lower than those given below. Take readings with the volume control set at minimum and the variable condenser closed, PIN_NUMBER 3 —10 05 DESCRIPTION a DESCRIPTION Two-gang variable condeneer 03 meg. volume control ‘Tranter, part of variable condenser $7000 tim 34 wat rite 150 ohms, 14’ watt resistor ‘Trimmers, part of if transformers eed 1920010 | 0.002 mf, 600 volt condenser 22,000 ohms, 14. watt resistor 1920240 | 0.0005 fal, 600. volt condenser 10 oheas, 72 wate 920020 | 0.02 mfd., 400 vole condenser 15 ohms, 1 watt wirewound resistor {910000 | 0.00022 mfd. mica condenser 220,000 ‘okins, 34 wate resistor ‘20040 | 0.1 mfd., 200 volt condenser P.M. speaker ‘920030 | 0.05 mfd_, 400 ‘volt condenser Line ewitch on volume control iz, crs | 925000 | 30.50 mfd, 150 volt dual electrolytic Fine Ff transformer ‘condenser Second if transformer cis 920050 | 0.02 mfd., 200 volt condenser ry 700000 | Loop ‘antenna, or u 700200 | Loop sntenna Ri, Ro | 397000 | 15 mop 14 watt resistor R2’ 321330 | 3.3 mee 94 watt resistor 9 camer coup“py 002 “pyaar 002 wyiey | neo | samy soap ‘ev ‘Iv B09 OIqUHEA, Ssh ONILLAS |ADNANOAYA isnfav USLan TWIG OLGVY HOLVYANAD |WOLVEINaD : Nos | OnNals “wep pov sanead [wD Jo Oph oy Gye Eww] SPUD jm To, peas toe g wM ff Doalojpe EH Foyle waqeneg wp Ps pow ey ee pn We aeiged 2 pon! Prop yey amrenpessophyee hows ‘sed eed, eter og MODEL: 547A 5 Q 3 a Q B 3 8MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS ‘The first if transformer is located next to the IRS rubs. ‘The trimmers are accesible through holes in the top of the ‘The second if transformer is located between the 174 and 185 tubes. The single trimming core screw extends from the end of the can, Trimmers ate accesible through holes in the top of the can. ‘The oxcillator coil is located behind the on-off switch. The trimmer for the oscillator is located on the smaller variable ‘condenser section. The 600 ke oscillator core adjustment is the brass screw protruding from the end of the oscillator coil. MODEL: 558 — [f Alignment 1. Rotate the variable condenser to the minimum capacity sition. CHASSIS MODEL: 120058 2. Feed 455 ke to the grid (pin 6) of the IRS tube through DESCRIPTION 12 001 mfd. condenser. 3. Adjust the four if trimmer serews for maximum re. peewee macht condenses sponse. (Clip the test signal lead to the stetor of the Pereee melts orl rete part of crate condemn] Toc neion of te wetlecondeee) ‘Teimmers, pact of second Hf R-f Alignment Connect the tt oxcilator to « coil composed of three (oor sd, 200" vel conser : plese J 2.005 mtd: 200 volt condener tr four turns of wire wound in x ccle approximately 1 2 mm, ceramic conde itches in diameter, This coll should be Placed paral! to Guts ‘kde 200" welt condenser toed in line wih the receives lwp at u tance of oo. 2 fds 100 vol condener <<. o""* eed soo vole elecesie conesee 2. Riles’ teaal a eslite eetea eoteoee 0 tf 100 vol condenser leas caty ead hee celiatnfctai tance oneness 2 eee seas Se oe | at nf ma Bo | Bs |e ec A Peppa ed Bo | us [Bam acme at ee ae ee ee no) ee el ae Epa eral eg lee Be | Bie | opal soe 2 wa | Bs aera oe | Same sopra em tyson B | Heber ae ai tt 0 t,t he a ind w Sh | te |ieiey cee ; , H | Beeld eetene ees ee eee Bo | |e et = Bo | Ba) Sca Per, qe s ae | oe | co Sane eee Bo | Bee | Sees ot eleeeeer lee ferve vous] aMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS ea {920170 | 0.001 mid, 600 volt condenser merson Oo a 920020.}.0,02 mfd., 400 volt condenser F.€3, 5 | 920030'| 00s mfd,, 400 volt condenser a 910010 | 0.00011 mfd. mica condenser, MODEL: 548 549 1910220 | 0,0001 eafd. mica condenser 1910000 | 0.00022 mfd. mica condenser, CHASSIS MODEL: 120051 1910230 | 0,002 mfd. mica condenser 925009 | 50-50 mfd, 1350 volt dual electroly tie condenser 1920420 | 0.15 mfd., 200 volt condenser 390016 | 0.5 meg. volume control 397000 | 15 meg., 1 watt resistor 351130 | 470,000 ohms, 12 watt resistor 370290 | 150 ohms, 1 watt resistor 340430 | 560 ohms, 4 watt resistor 390370 | 2 meg. tone control 340050 | 15 ohms, ¥4 watt resistor R10 394160 | 133 ohms, 5 watt resistor To replace tubes, remove the two knobs and unscrew the four red screws holding the chassis support to the cabinet at the bottom. Lift the board and chasis out and set it ide. Normally, the record changer should not require additional tubrication. A drop of machine oil on the turntable shaft bearings, motor bearings, and frictional surfaces ‘once a year will do ne harm. Do net Iubricate the trip imechanitea or allow oil to come in contact wheel, ‘The following voltage readings are dic measurements taken from B— (line switch) co the indicated tubesocket pin. A 1000 chms-pervolt meter should be, used for all readings except those indicated by an ssterik (*), which should be taken with a d-c vacuurntube voltmeter, Line voltage for these readings was 117 volts, 60 cycles, ac. PIN NUMBER 4 INDICATE CABL: ‘CONKECTIONS TO SOCKET. PILOT LIGHTMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS ‘Schematic EMERSON RADIO ‘Symbol | "PartNo. DESCRIPTION MODELS: 1002, 1003 €1, C2 | 900070 | Two-gang variable condenser #63, ‘Trimmers, part of variable condenser cHAssIs MoDeL: 129003 screen) ee ee ‘The second if transformer (T2) is mounted on top of | C% C13,t yey the chassis to the right of the speaker. The trimmers (C7, | C20,€255 eeeiger hee tasers (C8) are accessible through holes in the top of the can. cio 9.0003 mfd., 600 volt condenser cic ‘ha camer forthe -ntmnnn (C3) andthe tina for | LUCHA 82 mi, 400 volt condone the eailator coil (CA) ate located on the varabe condense. | Gry ateateetn ance ‘The tamer on the front ection i for the ovclltor coll. | Cia 0.00011 valde mice condensee LF Alignment cas (0.2 mfdy 200 volt condenser nis _ | once (0.03 mld 400 vole condenser 1. Rotate the variable condener tothe minimum capacity | C1 C24 eee povition. condenser 2. Feed 455 ke to the converter grid (stator of the rf 22 0.05 mfd., 200 volt condenser section of the variable conduct) and adjott the four | 23 10 mid 25_volt electrolytic i-f trimmers (C5, C6, C7, C3) for maximum response. condenser Lt Loop sotenna R+ Alignment Rt 223000" ohms, 16 watt cessor 1. Connect the oscillator to a coil composed of three ot Ra, RO 15 meg., 14 watt resistor fear tures of wire wound ina cscle opprotiataly 12” | Rr RE 470,000 ohms, 14 watt revitor in diameter, Th coil should be held parallel to and ia | RS 150 ohms, 94 wat eestor = ; F RG 11000 ohms 1 watt cesistor fine with the loop antenna of the receiver at a distance 7 : of 15 to 20 inches. R7, RIA 33 megn 16 watt resistor Re. 0.5 meg. volume control Radiate a signal at 1425 ke, set the dial indicator to 1425 | R10 220,000 chins, 4 wate resistor ke, and adjust the trimmers on the variable condenser | RII 10 obms, %6 watt resistor (G3, CA) for maximum response. Riz 15 ohms, 14 watt resistor , m3 Us‘ng! vane conta sts below Rediae « 600 fe goed and tune in the sigal oo the sme: volume peceiner salar ieee) els ie 2 meg. volume control (sets 8,767,450 ‘cane for'masimum reponm Thiy Toot tre ty be an taoved to siber ide ofthe contr. Faxon in the pos San which gives maximum copontt 470 ohms, 14 watt resistor 220,000 ohms, 54 watt resistor Repeat steps 2 and 3 until no further improvement is (sets below 8,757,450), oF evident. 100,000 obms, ¥ watt resistor (Gets 8,767,450 and higher)Emerson MODEL: 560 GHASSIS MODEL: 120016 1 | Acroes voice ‘Acrow voice Variable. condense folly open. 1400 ke [Tune for maxi 1620 ke ‘ide. te ‘sinter of "arlable con enter Lom aide to" chante] ze IF = 455KCMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Espey Mfg. Models 20516A, and 6547. 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Wid O4 SISSY NaNBUNSWIN JONELSISIY ONY 39¥LI0A 10h € MAIN NEW SANSNSUNSWSA NIVD ‘O*SSb AONRNDZYS 31 N98 3SN30NO9. | Hv | ig L 109 g wowTaaso 9808 130 ‘Levi 1g 00b1 | 9x00HI Ww9.1940091 « *ionoss of 3tNog Loew fgaiv sv a36nMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS ‘TURE, SOCKET 121210" SREQ 104295 eae 025 fore] TRANS| KT DyAL COND w2ai87 weRAToR crave Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. Coronado Model 43-5005 Encuosto soar | —asi285 sorzre |] SARE CARE oe pene Same SRF B600 PINION GEAR. W730" TUNING SEAFT Weed VIBRATOR suart #5860 ANTENA case eee OUTAGE CHART | CORONADO MODEL 43-5005 ime ab wk $@m® MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS = SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM FOR MODELS 43-8177, 43-8178 CORONADO RADIO MODELS 43-8177, 43- SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM FOR MODEL 43-8179 Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. 4 7 | | -@ hes » mer fT L PARTS DESCRIPTION LIST MODELS 43-8177, 43-8178, 43-8179 TITLE VALUE RATING Paper Capacitor 05 mf S00WVDC Electrolytic Capacitor 40 mt AS0WVDC jectrolytic Capacitor 40 mt a5oWVDC Paper Capacitor 02 mt ‘soowvDe ‘Mica’ Capacitor 330 mme ‘S0OWVDC ir Capacitor ‘OL mt s00WVDC. Paper Capacitor 006" mt ‘eoowvDC. are i wtih VOLTAGE — FRONT OFCHASSS eRe Miea Capacitor 330 mmt S00WVDC Antenna ‘Trimmer Variable Condenser ant. section Variable Condenser osc. section Osciflator ‘Trimmer w w w, w Carbon Resistor 22 megohm w Carbon Resistor 22,000 ‘ohm Ww Carbon Resistor 470 ohm w Antenna Loop st IF. Transformer tha IF Transformer J9SS Ke. Oseiilator Coil Output ‘Transformer Power Switch with RT 4° PM Speaker Socket-Octal base tube Speed Nuts—for fastening metal Brille in cabinet ADDITIONAL PARTS FOR MODEL 43-8179 Paper Capacitor 005. mt goowvDc Paper Capacitor 1 mf 400WVDE Paper Capacitor ‘1 mt s00WVDC Carbon Resistor 470,000 ohm Ww Carbon Resistor 470,000 ohm ‘Ww 47MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. CORONADO RADIO MODEL 43-8190 ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE Allow unit to heat for a few minutes before starting Note: If signal generator is AC operated, use an alignment. fgolating transformer between the power supply and Volume control set to maximum. the radio receiver power input. The use of an isolat- ‘Qutput meter across speaker, Ing eapacitor is not recommended as AC through the Align for maximum output. capacitor will introduce hum and/or create the pos- ‘Keep input a5 low as readable meter reading of output sibility of '& burned out signal generator attenuator. ‘wilt permit, SIGNAL GENERATOR. GROUND TUNING ADJUST TRIMMERS FOR FREQUENCY COUPLING CONNECTION CONNECTION CONDENSER ~ MAXIMUM OUTPUT CAPACITOR TO RADIO ‘SETTING (in order shown) 455 KC Oi mf Converter grid Wide open 2nd F transformer trimmet ist IF transformer trimmer 1720 Ke 200 mmf Receiver antenna Chassis. Wide open Oscillator trimmer C3 ost 1500 KC 200 mmf Receiver antenna Chassis ‘Tune for ‘Antenna trimmer Ci ost ‘maximum output TTL VALUE RATING PART No Antenna trimmer oe Variable Condenser ant. section sera Variable Condenser ose. section SCTo1s Oscitaltor trimmer . Mica capacitor Paper capacitor Mica capacitor Paper capacitor Paper capacitor Electrolytic capiacitor Electrolytic capactor Paper capacitor Paper capacitor Paper capacitor Paper capacitor Paper capacitor Paper capacitor Paper capacitor ‘osme Carbon resistor 22,000 ohm Carbon resistor 22 megohm Volume ‘control 05 megonm Carbon resistor 47 megohm. Carbon resistor 470,000 ohm Carbon resistor ‘470,000 ohm Caron resistor 150 ohm Carbon resistor 100 ohm Carbon resistor 18 ohm Carbon resistor 470,000 ohm Carbon resistor 470 ohm Carbon resistor {470,000 ohm.MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. CORONADO RADIO MODEL 43-8201 SIGNAL GENERATOR GROUND ‘TUNING ADJUST TRIMMERS FOR FREQUENCY COUPLING CONNECTION CONNECTION CONDENSER " MAXIMUM OUTPUT CAPACITOR TO RADIO. SETTING ‘in order shown) 455 KC OAmf — Converter grid Chassis Wide open 2nd IF tyansformer trimmer ist IF transformer trimmer m0Ke 200mmf Receiver antenna Chassis. Wide open Oscillator trimmer Cl1 ost 1500KC, 20Ommf Receiver antenna Chassis Tune for, ‘Antcnna timamer CD maximum output PARTS DESCRIPTION LIST TE RATING Paper capacitor ‘ Electrolytic capacitor Electrolytic capacitor Paper capacitor Mica. capacitor Paper capacitor Paper capacitor Mica capacitor Mica capacitor Paper capacitor Paper capacitor 20% 200% SOOKE T VOLTAGE LAYOUT. TURE @ TRIMMER LOCATION Frovrorousss, SoS & D 5 ae Sreye, paneer or a Se eee ean “Teza q Sar 25K7 ) TeMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. Coronado Models 45-8555 & 43-8554 ALIGNMENT. PROCEDURE (Refer to Chassis View) ‘© Output meter across 3.2-chm output load. Volume control at maxim ‘© Connect ground post of signal generator to B— of radio. SIGNAL GENERATOR Dummy Antenna ‘© Align for maximum output. Reduce inpat as needed to keep output near 04 volts ADJUST FO) TUNER MaxinUM OUTPUT Connection to Radio SETTING (in order shown) ‘Stator of antenna Rotor fall clas ‘section of gang (platen out of mesh) Stator of antenna section of gang oa me ‘Trimmers on output and input LF, Rotor full open een PReEy| Oscillator trimmer Cai 200 mmf External antenna clip 1400 ke Antenna trimmer G34 DRIVE CORD REPLACEMENT Prtxca “ae |MANUAL OF 1948 BOS T-ORIEN: ‘NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMSMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS rears 1296 eas $005 ENOTES CONNECTIONS TO oe sus nesisrons gwaTs vo Au ne 200 VOLTS ONLESS OTMERWise MARKED. 1 = 496 Ke. ALLRESSTORS Ye wart aro ate PAPER CAPACITORS N50 VOLT Uns one MENT GbunecTns TO'* BATT: MODEL 4A-1 & 4A-2 4 TUBE SUPERHETERODYNE PERSONAL BATTERY RECEIVER -5 ai, Ar (CHASSIS. TOP VIEW SHOWING TUBE AND TRIMMER LOCATION(s3010— $95 OF sepAo0[ry OS9T OF OFS © :puDg IsDOPDOIg HIONVS ONINAL NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS 19909 e1v9MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS z GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Hi MODELS 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 53 33 fe Usted in bond Swine Wi4 5 Q 3 2 e g z p 5 5 g 3 5 3 5MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS GENERAL @ ELECTRIC RADIO ‘SERVICE DATA FoR MODELS YRB 83-1, YRB 79-1, YRB 79. Rating: 105-125 volts d-c 105-125 volts 40-60 cycles a-c 28 watts at 117 volts Tuning Frequency Range Intermediate Frequency! Outside Cone Diameter Voice Coil Impedance (400 cycles) LF, AUONINENT Connect an output meter across the voice coil. Turn the volume control to maximum. Set test oncillator to 455 KC land keep the omcillator output as low ao @ readable meter Feading will permit. ‘Apply signal to the converter grid through a .0S mfd capacitor and align progressively the trimmers in the 2nd ‘and lat LF. transformer cane. 2s, AvONET the RP. alignment signals through « standard LE. dummy antenna to the receiver antenna port, With the gang condenser wide open, align the oscillator trimmer (C17B) to.1720 KC. Change the generator signal to 1500 KC, tune the receiver fo the signal and peak antenna trimmer (C17A) for maximum output. e807 BOTTOM VIEW OF CHASSIS UNE voUTS -117 VOL. CONT. MAK. NO SIGNAL eR: tt irk capacitor ‘Steirate eapector ss ie32 O88 pee oost ‘ozor - ovt 13GOW olava * ora1oata @ 1vuanazo NOUISOd OY MI NMOHS 25 HOLIMNS Oo ° tL nor aoe sme : 8 3 a Q 3 Qa i a is} a a z il B fe 9 Es a 9 = g o . be 6 aMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS ‘vous CouTROL A MAXIMO seamor. | DESCRIPTION 19 | CAPACITOR—05 mid 2 eu.soo | ruesoot | 7 RRC-S001 RTL-So0-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS vst 1300W 104 iva s91Auas olava oruLorta @ TvaaNnizo z WW Be fe 9 B a Q = oO 3 faa 3 4MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OF TEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS BOTTOM VIEW OF CHASSIS onysTaL, CONDITIONS OF TEST USE 1000 OHMS PER VOLT METER ALL MEASUREMENTS TO B— UNLESS SPECIFIED LINE VOLTAGE —115 V.A.C. VOLUME 554. —S AMPLIFIER 12so7. GENERAL @ ELECTRIC SERVICE DATA For PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER MODEL 15 RECTIFER ‘35z56T 38Z46T: c a Q a a a i i 4 a E Q E na Q = g a 2 tu 3 MODEL 280MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Fret, - a cone. MODEL No. 23 6 we wer con 1F 456 KC.MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Y common ume conneerion (=> nh Ons88 OnCUNE bd I uate a aE ower change amgich (SV) shows. bt on positon. Exons inode oop feadlag oa 0 was tas" COILS & TRANSFORMERS py fen (Ee aero 0,000 ‘Oncittator Cait ‘iba cour ea coat" Sansa choke Fuse £5 Nagohinn, Vs Wott Carbon SOBEAE Te Talore VOLTAGE CHART VOLTAGE DATA |. Voltage readings circled (0) are for Battery Oper- tion. . All readings made between Tube Socket Ter- minals and Terminal No. 7 on the 11728 Point "X" on Voltage Chart). 1. A.C, Voltages measured on a 117 Volt A.C. line. |. Battery Voltages measured with a fresh battery. Dial tumed to low frequency end, no signal. . All Voltages measured with « 1000 chm-per-volt meter. ee Se THE B. F. GOODRICH CO. 63MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS fe gt'WoLL¥O01 917 TWNINY3L 40 ALIBYI9 dod OBL¥Uz00RKa HIE ‘IAUH SM3IA TWNOLDId NI NKOHS SNOLLUOdOMd @ SNOIENBAIO :340N MODEL S-38 fers co. Icra the hall : Z A fe a ag Qa | a a a B te 9 E 3 = a 3 Ty 3vag 90€-X3 GNV 90£-33 SIJGOW = ‘09 Ssaqesayey out : < Qa 2 a fa a fa 3 a B fy Q E Q 9 = 3 ba 3MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-. aoe RADIO eee DIVISION OF - HAMILTON RADIO CORPORATION Model 6-507 ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE CHART faowst Te FoLLGWNG FoR WARIAN SIONAL. GENERATOR Turw power /SCVEZP SAL FROM SISNAL ONERATOR 1 AS. LOW AS. POSSIBLE} RF SECTION ITREWe miewTwano | 07, G6, c8, C4 ANO REPEAT osmion. (coNENseR| WW SAME oFoeR PLATES FULLY OPEN.)/ (Isr, AND 2no. 1,.f TRANSFORMERS.) 1400 KC. ANTENNA TERMINAL aenAeNncaTT 63, 62, cl. * oo CHECK THI INTER EDGE AT nme won wT POINTER EDGE_AT RESONANCE RESONANCE | COINCIDES WITH 600 KC. CALIBRATION POINT. ‘50 MMFD. COND. IF DEVIATION 1S TOO LARGE REPEAT STEP 2.MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-! MEEDED BEDI DIAGRAMS Olympic Radio & Television Hamilton Radio Corp. Models 6.608-110 & 6608-220 iccMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OF TEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS OLYMPIC RADIO . Hamiiten Radio Corp. Model 7-526 - “ AUGINENT PROCEDURE GUT FORREST HGH SOE OF[SET SGML] ces pyre POMST TE FOLLDWNG FOR WARN OUTPUT SHOWN GENERATOR [oNERATOR oe (HEED SIGUAL PROM SGHAL GENERATOR To- | AS LOW AS POSSIBLED RESTON or Ae JECRDE RG AND] Ce, C7, 6, c& AMO REPEAT 1 [ABLE conmenser | 485K. |POsIION.( IW SAME” ORDER {senes wn nara co| PLATES FULLY OPEN) | (1st. AND 2wo. LF TRANSFORMERS) 2 wows |. 1800.6. 2, 63, G1 luse RADWArED siGhau| (500K OAL) _|(oscHLATOR RF AND ANTENNA TRIMMERS) Dp foomect worn i065) soo xe 00 KG ‘G4 (PADDER) [OF SONAL GENERATOR [renox 60°04 OwL)| ROCK DIAL FOR MAXIMUM SIGNAL, [To RaDLATION Looe). REPEAT STEPS 2 ANO 3 owen swiron @ 5 TUBe-+ RECT,3 WAY (AC-0~ BATTERY) PORTABLE oy as Free. ea BaileHollman Model A300 with Chassis numbe glectrically identical with Chassis number 100 the following: number 9000. 2. "K'1500-ohm i I= Se reo MODEL A300 AN aassss 0 RADIO CORP. CHASSIS 100S I Fivednch PM. speaker, pert number 9003, has been fubstituted for 4x 6 inch oval dynamic speaker, part for, part number 4701, has been con- rected in the filter circuit in place of the i800-chm speaker "These changes have been incorporated in the sefiematic el MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS |o5 i, 40 Va, Tabb Poe len a 400 Vat, abt Paper ‘8 lexz 101 Mia #00 Va Tatler Ppe Mate Con) $105 hs sa attr soo nian [22 Mogan 20%, a Wat 0 ex s2.00 on 208, a wat ‘sot J22 Mage 920%, Ye Wo 02 11.000 oh = 20%, % Wor 00 3 Hage Penmaes) se oye 2084.8 a 1505 17 Magn 220%, 9 Wat ‘06 40 ohm 10%, Yn War sor 73 Megths Poh Wiech (Tow) | a8 ‘One 20%, 5 Wate sot mmxo |! | 2 3 ‘ 5 a 2 . se «ard | of 0 0 = [2 ve [sac | +a tear | of 0 tm ves | m7 0 | suc | <7 sso ary | o[0 0 lo 48 | inc | +a tsar | 0 |S a =i | a ts | sinc | 0 esata | 0] 0 ‘an | tar | oo fase | tiac | is pxsaria | ofsixc. | mone. 0A. = 0 as (ss DC. voltages measured with 20,000 chm/volt meter. JAC. voltages measured with 1,000 ohm/volt metar. JAil voltages measured with reference to chassis, Line voltage 117.5. * Means tie point. NOTE: The above readings are cbiained with no signal Input to the Tecelver.MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS RADIO CORP ‘MODEL A700 LF. Alignment 1. Connect: output meter across speaker voice coll; set meter on volt scale. 2, Connect output of signal generator to trimmer C3 (blue ‘wire on trimmer located af rear of chassis). ‘The ground Side of the signal generator should be connected o8- through aI Mid. Condenser, Set signal generator on 455 Ke (modulated) Adjust LF. trimmers (first T2 and then Tl) for maximum reading on outpat meter NOTE. Keep signal level low, just enough to keep the maximum reading on the output meter at 04 volt or less tuning gang should be set with plates all the way out volume ‘control full on. 4. Replace bottom cover plate, CHASSIS 1108 RF. Alignment 1. Leave tuning gang with plates ail the way out 2 Set signal generator on 1650 Ke (modulated) and teed Generator cuiput into @ loop of wire approximately 6 frciemeter._ Place the loop bout one foot away and peraliel to the receiver loop antenna Tune in signal by adjusting oscillator trimmer C7. Adiyst output of signal generator to obtain detlection al 4 volt or less on output meter ‘Adjust oscillator trimmer for maximum output Set Signal generator to 1400 Ke and tune in signal with tuning condenser ‘Adjust loop antenna trimmer Cl end RF. Coil assembly jor maximum output. ‘The R. F. call adjustment is made by loosening the coll mounting clamp and sliding the coil up or down ot requited Set signal generator and tuning gang to 600 Ke and adjust AF. trimmer Co lor maximum output Go back to 1400 Ke to check tracking and readjust at Vaoa Ke end 600 Ke as requir { DESCRIPTION ‘01 MHL 400 Volt Tubular Paper ‘bos ta, 60 Vat Tubular Paper 100 std 25 Vat Dry Eetrayie (25 Nid 200 Vat Tabuiar Poper "30-50 mia. 150-150, 2. 200 Vale Taber ‘os ta 400 ot Tabi ‘Anton top Ca RF" cat Penman Toned Sie" a, Spear 5.3 ego Wat 2:2 aepobmy 3 Wate 4 Megshn, Ya Watt Megetm, a Wath 1 got, Wat 3900 Shon = 1084, 34 Wate ‘enn vena" 10 meget, 2 Watt 820 Ohm = 10%, Watt 1500 Ohm, 4. Wat 410hm wane Tra (AFL TRS 13 TT (AFL 39) “ ISSaea 7 304 =e] ae | 6s NOTE: All voliages are mecsured with relerence to B- black wires on volume contral switch) and no signel in ul to receiver, * These readings must be taken with @ V. 7. V.M, pee ees IMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS or cL i i ee 8, a n Tuner Schematic Diogram RA 0t0 CORP, MODEL B502 CHASSIS 113 TUNING RANGES: Broadcast Band 535 Ke to 1850 Ke FM Band 'B6 Mc to 108 Me INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCIES: t Bond 455 Ke FM Band 107 Me 28 i Fi Ut i 4 aazegee 22 g x EE ne ze Fe i Be 53 af ‘ae 2 ; { f eegeee: 8 18 0 | Svan, ev 30 ma 29. thee | ane eeonae Eee ae Be ie 72 eee eee El |g jase 4RADIO 1. F. ALIGNMENT: 1 Connect output meter across speaker voice coil; set meter on 23 velt scale 2, Connect output of signal generator direcily to antenna os! on loop, connect ground side of generator to chassis St receiver through «| Mid. condenser’ Sel signal genera tor on 459 Ke (modulated) 3. Adjust LF. trimmers ({irst T4 and then 73) for maximum reading on oulput meter RF. ALIGNMENT: 1. Set tuning condenser with plates completely out 2, Set signal generator at 1650 Ke (modulated) and fo ite output into a loop of wire about 6” in diameter. Pla this loop about one foot away from and parallel to the receiver leop antenna. Tune in signal by adjusting oscillator trimmer (CA), Adjust output of signal generator to ebtain deflection on lower halt of meter soate Adjust oscillator trimmer (C4) for maximum output. Sot signal generator at 1400 Ke and tune in signal with taming condenser ‘Adjust antenna trimmer (C3) while Genser for maximum reading on cuiput meter ie mone town OW only enough tignal (rom generator to Keep maximum Tat eva tate Seading on lower half of meter scale amon soe ve vow] o een ‘nama stn en eotaeas a oe ‘scan sam wee Sc isons wn ioc see Tien ie « (o) fene| S PIN NO, a 12SA7 2 +85 128G7 2 3 ° 3 13897 SOLe +10) +93 €_ | mac | +n +18 c. € c. f 2 6 ? 3805 Lar DG vollages measured with 20000 chm/volt meter. NOTE: The above readings are obtained with no signal | AG voltages measured with 1,000 obi /valt meter input to the receiver, tediowphon switch in the RADIO Ail voltages measured with reference to B—- Position, and volume control full on, somes "IEDMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS ‘MODELS A202 & A308 *"; (005 MA. 600 Volt Tabular Paper | woz ‘eat Poder 240 Mf. Por Scion ‘aot 100 Minh 20% Mee 4000 95 MA 400 Vole Tabular Paper ‘01 100 Mant. = 10% Cormie won (95 M64 200 Vos Tear Paper 100 100 Met = 10% Ceramic won 210 Mat. = 20% Mice ‘on ry Becta (30-50 MA /150 VF 201 2 Md 200 Vol Paper Tubal ‘108 {005 Ad. 600 ‘Vole Pape Tobalar n02 210 Mn, = 20% Mee 4001 (005 MI. 600 Vat Tabular Paper pid {1 MA, 460 Vote Totar Paper ‘06 003 as ‘508 “0 en 13, crs ee <7 22,000 Ohm = 20% Ys Wart 47 Ohm = 20% Ve Watt 2:2 Megehm 2 209% 15 Watt 10 Mago » 2094 %4 Wate 5 Magee Pet with Switeh (Vlas) $00 Obm = 10m 5 ware 7 eget 209% M5 Watt 22 Megebm = 20% Ts Watt 150 Ohm 2 20% te Watt LP, ALIGNMENT: Connect output meter across speaker voice coll; set meter on 25 volt scale. 2, Connect output of signal generator directly to 12BE6 control grid; connect ground side of generator to chassis of receiver through .2 Mid. condenser. Set signal gen- rater on 455 Ke’ (modulated) Rajust TF. slugs (fret TA and then 73) for maximum reading on output meter. Note: Keep signal level low, just enough to keep maxi ‘mum reading on lower hall of meter scale. Tuning con- jer plates should be all the way out; volume control should be on full. After adjustment, put a drop of wax on each LF. tuning slug to hold It in place. RF. ALIGNMENT: control Set receiver tuning “~~ with all the way in. Set signal generator on A Ke (modulated) and connect ‘generator output to antenna, post on receiver. The ground ide of the generator should be connected to receiver B- through a 25 Mid, condenser. Tune In signal by adjusting cecillator trimmer CS. ‘Adjust output of signal generator-to obtain deflection on lower hall of meter scale Adjust oacllaior trimmer for maximum output, Set signal generator on 1650 Ke and check signal with tuning condenser plates all the way out. . Set signal generator on 1470 Ke. Tune in signal on receiver and adjust rf trimmer C2 for maximum reading on output meter. Feed only enough sig- fal from the generator to half of meter scale, Recheck at 600 Ke, 1000 Ke and 1410 Ke for tracking and. readjust as required. |_Piw No. 1 5 = 45 T2BES 12BA6 OF) T2ATS. [aapaserr | ae “375K 15" 0. e 12s Fo. KCL] Fe ne | 0. pais 3516 0. F718 BE. #80. DC. 0 3 TISAG, AC. | ‘354 WS KC. TOA. ORC] DC, voltages measured with 1000 ohm/volt meter A, voltages measures with 1000 ohm/velt meter All voltages measured with reference to B- © These readings token with V. T NOTE: The above readings are obtained with no to receiver, signal input peNEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS a fa B he 9 Wy 1948 MOST quemm2tTy sos 94 eBeg ees $-906 TePON sian ee oLMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Howard Radio Company. Model 906-S. See page 75 for Schematic, Yoltage readine taken from ground with voltage at line set at 117 volts A.C, These readines wore taken with a vacuum tube voltmeter of the Volt0hnyst Junior type. ‘TUBE. sc. + | pute Audio... + vé__| Output... 8¥3 [Rectifter... . Voltage drop across filter choke 10 volts Socket Terminal Number. axe | sz, cox. | om, | uo | om | ORO | moesn sPista | SBeicetGw | a, | aoBlow | BE | BOER. | FoneMow | os Grid of ort 1.P. Peak to | os mea} SEZ of | ass Ke BC stetion| O220@ hacia acct ore wosmra.| ant. | assxc| oc | OFF ® mi 400 Onn. | "AT ant. pce coant= | oo xe 600 Ko @ Maximum 400 Ohm | "AD Ant. | a4oo Ke goo Ke BC Ose, andR.F. Line Post. Repeat operations 3 and 4 400 Ohm. | "A" Ant. Line Post 400 Ohm, "A" Ant. [mam zoe [ase [aoe ore = ‘Accurately set signal generator at one MO and check- through both short wave dials, hernontes to be one MC apart, 6M em Maximum Te I.F, adjustments are tron core slug tuning and tt should not be necessary to move them very far in either direction trom the factory setting, since they are of a very stable nature. Inportant. Connect the signal generator to the antenna screw on the outside of the radio chassis and keep the metal of the chassis between the generator lead and the wave trap coil, Use your signal generator to the desired turned up powerful position and ad~ Just the wave trap trinner to mull. Padding condenser adjustment for calibration at low frequency end of broadcast band. Set dial at 1400 KC, Adjust oscillator and R.F, trimmer for maximum sensitivity. Check broadcast stations across diel for accuracy, ‘True Signal at 6, Image at 5, ‘True signal at 20, Imape at 19. BOTTOM VIEWMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS HOWARD RADIO COMPANY ~ %222,2° 5 0. 1. puny sr. am. | om. | ano | om. | mame ranaer — | SEE ANTENNA commortén | FREQ. serine |apyusments| — FUNOTION | Nome 108 a. oa ot [ass xc | a | Mav ent | 1,2,5,4 TF 205 MEd. Pin 4/1400 xo] Be} 1400 xe | 5,6 Note B Note B 1400 xe | Be) | 1400 Ke 7 0 Gin ‘aitenna, — ‘Line on loop nom] sw 1.9 me | 8,9,10 SH ce Jowurately sot signal generator at one MO and check through short wave dial, harmonics to be ‘one MC apart. NOTE A. ‘The 1.F. adjustments are iron core slug tuning and it should not be necessary to move them very far in either direction from the factory setting, since they are of a very stable nature. NOTE B. Inductively couple signal generator to loop by wrapping one or two turns of Wire around outside Wire of loop and fasten one end to the high side of the signal generator. Nore c. In adjusting trimer #8, be sure the inage of the I.F. 18 at approximately 11.MC. CAUTION: Do not knife gang unless absolutely necessary, and then with extreme care. RECOMMENDED DUMMY ANTENNA. Although the values as shown aaa aes in above table for antenna load may be satisfactory, we urgently recommend the circuit as shown at the Tight to properly take care of the various frequencies to accomplish the correct alignment.NIA WOL108 NOLLWD07 WANA “INV 3a ANY MS Eitaacia! 0100-¥7 MN00-¥7 : S007 ke -® —® 50 MS 6100-07 “LOGI ONOHd ‘kL OBed woaz penutzuco ‘H-606 TePON . Ausdmop oppey Coa : a g a 2 3 a im) a I im] 4 a id fi fal. 9 Eee. a Ol. = 2 ® = by ° 5MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS HOWARD RADIO COMPANY MODEL, - 902-A Table ~ aoe ee, eae 088 ql A_Cye~ or x= SAT TNS EAT VOLTAGE AND ALIGNMENT CHARTS : m= | von |e en. ruse | rvwrion | cam, | 58; | mae | une | rmerror | cam. | S85 | uate ws | mer | o| 7% | ~ | vee | oe. | o | - | 12BA6 | I.F, Det. 2 79 2 | ‘SOBS Output. 46 9 l 110 ! E cua | sx. om, | cov | oxo | oa | RO | mnace fait | Soeechiow | Fee. | rcsttios | serra | TROMBR..| FeNctION ria of ore TF, Peak to 2 oa a ‘12BB6 eco ee Station elo ‘Max. Output 400. On essietan ante 1400 Ko. BC asoo xe | =—S7 (| BO Osc. and RAF. 400 Ohm 3 | Recister | Ante 600 KC Be 00 xe 6 BC Ose., Pad. 400 Ohm 4 | Resistor ae ae TRIMMER LOCATIONS For Model 906-CMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS+ + [yoo zoIeTTTISO ATquessy door qaem v/T “uO Le © oat aavm T fo OST tts gaeM y/o yOT + Toxguoo eunToA wo YOOS cts sagem 2/T ‘mo Hoss Sots cazem 9/T ‘unto One + tt gem y/T ‘uyo8em ot +t tage 4/T ‘uuoeu e*s ttt agee o/t & +t 5 + goo% “pau yO" + + *A00z “pat 200° ‘A00Z “PIL TO* DeTa AOST “PIU Ov “PIU Og + + + Bop AQOS ° sum OZ + gomiozeuery, “41 pug UO ‘A00z “Pu go* + xeumossues, *a*1 I8T WO . A0dg “Psu T*O 0) tom. *980 + + *kesuepuios Buep Sues vo) Jeuutsy *3uy eu eu “a ou su ve a oueTa 410 STO. 9t0'P10 agto‘egto sto‘eto‘ To 0°60 6t0°80"L0 90'S0 7 <0 azo‘eZo To tag UTM pa LIT Jo o88ITOA oF OyoUITOA eqn? msvou so¥eyt 9 SUNTOA L tts ¥ unt tI call ‘epouyeg OLE O48Td oT 31300 aMge. 0 PES ov Spores ee piin ueez0s Zot eaetd ‘andang soa a0 Die = ered “400 pug PED PIap wees eyed ay “aT ovat Pio pIa5 weertos 10} ofr [io]ofra]r} a}. ofca] afro} eaete 493.180009 eaeet sia wa ANSHST3, Bank MODELS 5AK731-5AK780 CHASSIS 5B05A 7 UUY T See page 82 for alisnmen’ y oO 5 a g re rs] Qa ra] i] 4 Zz. ai A: Be Q Ee a ° = o ¢ o 2 be ° 2 : > (U Model SAK711, Chassis 5BO1A is similar, but less phono. 81MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Mgjestio Models 5AK731, SAK780 Chassis 5BOSA TUBE LAYOUT ALIGNMENT Before aligning, set the dial pointer as follows: Close the tuning gang condenser (platés fully closed). Set the dial pointer so that it is in line with the last mark at the low frequency end of the dial scale. Walle aligning this receiver, turn the volume control full on, and keep the signal generator output as low as possible to prevent AVC action and false readings. INPUT OPERA-| CONNECT < SIGNAL SET, ADJ. PURPOSE, TION | OSC. TO FREQUENCY [DIAL TO| TRIMMERS {~_1_[Pin 7 on con- 455KC 600KC| C5,C6,C9[align I.F. channel verter tube Modulated and cio |for maximum output 12BB6 socket 2 turns 1oosiy| 1s00Ke | is00KC| ca Set oscillator to epld. to loop Modula ted dial scale ant. 2 turns loosiy| 1s00Ke | 1s00Ke| ci. Align ant. for epld. to loop Modula ted maximum output ant. DIAL STRING 82 =*queo ued OT LNOAYT @! iL Ares Acar SONTEA OVA LIT PUTT faejom 4ToOA sed 00*T UIIM PUNOIZ 09 PeInsee SoFeqIoa ITY :GLON ere soe (4n0) 9g al Sh Ca dso ‘ve Cal) bso we. (980) sre we (*Au09) Lise "-agomvo | Bud ant SOVLIOA & MODEL TJK777R CHASSIS 4708R : o < Ss a g a 7 a Wy i] 4 4 id BR ™ Q Be a ° a ¢ ® = be °(Q00sezv NVH ¥3HOIH SUIBANN TWINaS - NOILoNGoud 3Lv7 Oley SISSVHO - WYHOVIG OtLvAgHOS o18p SISS¥HO ELyS@ 1300n n 3 o s a g 3 a wW a i*| fa 4 z w BR fey Q Es Qn 8 = oO t Q bay 3 a 5 Z: 6 5 a Q re a a a 8 Z a B be 9 FE g a oO zt g be 6 2 : €9 “60 “219 429 *022 419 "919 ost Loss saino any 24 001 om sv Cire) sus saan 10° Won IX wl $85u ‘xOWaND3E wOUvTT 1980 sal WO1L93NNOD YOLVTII980 1s. rag 31s 3yNd3008d LN3WNDI TV “ue MODEL 7PUZ0 ~ ”: CHASSIS 4705 Majestic:n i x a 2 a a 3 a i z na g 3 5 MASCO PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH AMPLIFIER “AOISISIY SGOHLVD LHP 3HL SSOYDV G3123NOD SI ISNIGNOD “GW L’ V GISN SI dNNDId 29-18 DUVISY NIHM "AOISISIY LIVM OL WHO 00z A@ G3DV1IY SI YOISISTA LIVM OL WHO SZL ‘GSN SI S¥SE NJHM "LON “UNOWID N3dO YOS YOISISTA GNNOM a¥IM LLVAK OL WHO $21 ISL “UMOUID N3dO YOI GOD 3NIT NORHD 1 “INOHS YO N3dO NOS ABSNIGNOD ¥ALTIS YOBHD "SNOUDINNOD TI ¥O3HD “ ‘SL2NDOS LOFWOD NI GBIAISNI FAV S39NL TY AVHL 33S “1 :AV1d LON $900 4alMaWv N3HM HoOva “AOST “GSW OF MARK SIMPSON MANUFACTURING CO., INC. = wWaAVadS “Wd oS SVvOS - 9710SMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS JOHN MECK INDUSTRIES, Inc. , CHASSIS RC-5C5-P or PH-5C5-P (esaT 12sKz, Lr ass Ke Fare Tso ot 0 YOLINGE TABLE = vee high rastatance veltester of 1000 os ver 2 . ‘ Bat Tee ° ° 7” |.s eto] 6 Je ° 2 a use {00 7” 65 tori m tone & % LATE move, 1eFe ALIGHENT: The step-by-step routine given below should be carefully followed: ——prowoonapn coMnecTiOn 1s The signal generator must be set at 455 kilocycless 2 Connect the output meter so that the output can be determined 3. Connect the high side of the signal generator cutput to the antenna lead of the tuner, the white wires The low side of the signal generator output lead is connected to the chassis ‘through a 0.01 mfd. condenser. 14. Turn fhe ‘volume control on full and turn the dial drive shaft so that the slugs of the tuner unit are all the way out against, the str 5. Adjust the four leFs trinmers, tuning each carefully to get the maximum deflection of the Gutout neter. Reduce the sigral generator cutput, if the, outout water goes oft sal 6. Repeat ail four adjustments since the adjustment of each |.F. trimmer may effect the toa certain extent. OSCILLATOR and R.F. ALIGHHEN! le Connect the high side of the signal generator output to the insulation covering of the an~ nd not the wire itself, ral “generator £0. 1680 kilocycles with the slugs of the tuner all the way out against the stops Adjust the oscillator trimmer, right hand trimmer screw, for maximum eading on the output mate re Set the signal generator at 1120 kilocycles and turn the dial drive shaft until the 1120 Kilocycle.sote is hearde Adjust the Refs trimer, Veft hand trinmer, for maximum reading on the output meters Set the dial pointer on 1120 kilocycles on the dial scale. By aligning the Refs section at 1120 kilocycles the overall alignsent will be very good.MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS JOHN MECK INDUSTRIES, Inc. MODEL 6A7 PART NO, SYMBOL PART NO, DESCRIPTION ct @ 3 a & coer act 10 en cis it a a ra "3 Slug Tuned LF cv-10009 P-14503, cH-15250, P-12508 14203 14302 ‘cL-10007 ‘C1010 ‘Re-100000 Re-34701, c.32202 Re-32204 CConderser, Mice 50 mmf. 500 vot, Condenser, Mice 250 mf. 500 volt. CCondomrer Poper 01 mtd. 400 vot. ih ‘Carbon 4700 ohm Ye wat ‘orbon 22000 ohm veu1n0s Re-31005 Re-32203 Vers105 Re34703 RC-31500 re-41001 Re-31003, RC30220 RC-33300 $0.10002 1$-10000 15.1001 70-1000, NE onto, Volume 1 megohm with switch Rector, Corben 10 megan 75 wat Rear, Corben 220,000 sm 1h wa Conret, Tone Y megehm, rater, Corb 470,000 ohm Ys. wot Restor, Carbon 130 ohm 15 wo Renstor, Corben 1000 oh | wer ior Carbon 100,000 0m we Carbon 22:chm Yh wat Extbon 336 ohm Vs we aa Signal Generator Coupling Signal Frequency Generator Gang Condenser Output Position Meter Adjust Remarks High side of Mixer tube Grid (12BE6) 455 Ke Stator Tuned out | Across Voice to minimum Capacity | Coi position Stotor Tumed out | Across Voice to minimum Capacity | coil position ~ Turie-gang 40 AcrossMoice resonance col A.B,C,D Adjust for maximum output, If isolation transformer is not used, reduce dummy ont. to .001 MED. to reduce hum modulation. Fashion loop from few turns of wi ‘ond radiate signal into set. Adjust for maximum output. Fashion loop from few furns of wire dnd radiate signal into set. Adjust for maximum output.RADIO DIAGRAMS AM, EFAS Ke. FMEA, 10:7 Me,>4 00F1 gy woof ry iz) oe ma “OH Meany sn i HH a wwany} 204] Nm "J 1 =H Vesol-uayZ 1200W fe pub LOLI | 7 24 0591 sue gj uo soUUay 5 yndjno pue ynduj de> pub LOLVI 24 SSy woqpeui PP rn ‘UMOUS 49p10 Ut sme oupeuue ope | ¥ AndiNO WIWIKYW 01 wid punoig 1 woiprouu0> SIEWWTL ISnray vpguiosy WAcN 3S, NEEDED RADIO DIAGRA! *gynogTo STUI 09 aeTTWTS ST SSOT-UabL TOPOH < ievacn | ‘onanw 1819 ‘nv 120 Oz LOSHL MANUAL OF 1948 MOSTRea ae Ek Vlooz-wayZ T3GOW 2 EAN Ey Ae via ‘ONOV URE Aguossy 09 byuny 40 A014 : o s a ° 2 3 a i) a fa y a z my B ha 3 Montgomery Ward Model 74BR-2001A o3a2i MANUAL OF 1948 MOST.Frequency Range......540-1600 KC Intermediate Frequency 455 KC MODEL 74 WG-1054A 0 De=DIODE PLATE F- FILAMENT, Fu> FILAMENT MID-TAP__P-PLATErom « '835N30N0D ONVO : 3 s Qa Q Qa is} a ty 1. a z x) B by 9 & 8 a z oO 2 fa 6 :3 i Q 5 a Q Q q % a ie] a ist i) 4 a i] B fa 3 Ee n 9 = ¢ 2 te 5 : SIGNAL GENERATOR Frequency | ‘Same ler (ere ca) Vase? (Prog No. 2) ‘Coniol Grid us (rong Ne Contest ‘xalator (C6) ‘Antenna (C24) a5 ue 455k CORE WER { light diffuser strip. sejou joutd-wyo QODt & uo jousioy yoxp0s ayy uoemyeq a10 du ow 24) yo wosBoIp ayowoy>s SIDVITOA LDDOS 38NL saBTTWTS ede YSORT-OMPL ‘AVOST-ONPL VOLS L-OMPZ ‘V60S1-9MbZ S1TIGOWMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS SIGNAL GENERATOR Frequency | Coupling Setting | Capacitor To Radio 1 mf Contra! Grid 128K7 —I-F Prong No. 4 455 ke Ground Conneetion Point "x" 12SK7—1-F Prong No. 3 ADJUST TRIMMERS TO MAXIMUM See Trimmer Illustration 2nd -F (C7) & (C8) | CONDENSER“ SETTING Turn Rotor to full open Control Grid 12SA7— Ist Det. Prong No. 8 455 ke Same as above Turn Rotor to 1st LF (C5) & (C6) full open Control Grid 12SA7— 1st Det. Prong No. 8 1620 ke Same as above Turn Rotor to Oscillator (C4) full open ‘External Antenna lip on Loop See Note A 1400 ke TRIMMER Posimions ie tselermaes gE tome 74 WG-1802A ve 74 WG-1803A s2SK7 ove cowenser Chassis Ste Model 74WG-2004 is ‘Tune Rotor to ‘Antenna (C19) Max. Output Set Indicator to 1400 KC— See Note 8 NOTE A—Re-assemble chassis in cabinet. Replace back lon cabinet. NOTE B—Tune in o 1400 KC signal. If pointer is not at the 1400 KC mark on the dial scale, pull pointer off shaft. Set pointer at the 1400 KC mark and push back on shaft similer, but has phono. SOL6GT @ cura a7, CLISTAR PALL POINTS MARKED “A” RETURN TQ-THIS POINT 12ga7 12Sk7_125a7 SoLecT 357567 wml vowuwe CONTROL, 38256T RETi A 25046 tails. w "6 onaaen MINED KOLNS +p R 2704C is similar) gomery Ward Model 74WG. See page 97 for more de 6 Oo M (Model 74WG- T Mont; yansiny ‘Wwe OL Trane 430 0N2 7°91 0N2 L99n9; 2389 5 re o 4 a 2 d re a fa a a a fae E 9 e n ° = g i te 6MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS MODEL 74 WG-2504C : IR eee ce oY (Model 74WG-27040 is similar) OT ST ee Ee ee H Frequency Range.........B range—540-1600 KC D range—5.75 to 18.3 MC Intermediate Frequency-455 KC DRIVE CORD REPLACEMENT Turn the gang condenser to the fully open posi a new 10X65 drive cord assembly or a piece of cord 48 inches long and tie one end to the tension spring. Hook the other end of the tension spring to the tab on the drive pulley. Pass the cord through the slot in the drive pulley fim around idler stud A and wind three and one-helf turns clockwise around the tuning shaft (turns must progress away from chassis), Then pass cord over idler pulleys B and C. Wrap cord counterclockwise around drive pulley, stretch tension spring and fasten free end of cord to spring. ae ost ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE SS vane Citta A ee. oF) Saas sale ne Ons Part Sal utr oh ‘Shor! Heavy Lead. ‘Allow Chetis and Signal Generetor to “Heat Up" for several minutes. | Este | the flowing euipmen i required for allonng: Be Saesing “gals ert st prosde ox ocelot TE | cng Eta ni Ns : “CHES Che | Dummy Anennar mf, 50-mt, and 400 ohms. ie Lo ame conngser he ‘Loop ANT TRIMUER INE gee sonar 6B | «| ena ] we CONDENSER: ADJUST TRIMMERS: SETTING TO MAXIMUM | Dummy | Switeh Irequency| Connection | pun caus Setting | at Radio 255 te [65A7,Pin | 1 mf | 8 Range |Turn Rotor to Full Open| 2nd LF (C20) & (C21) a HF (C15) & (C18) « — 4, ropact the proced fot inl check vez te [Ane tea 0 mnt |B Roe | Tn Rar Fell nen | OtlrRonoe 8 (P |\—— ; =| NOTE AGM the pointe 100 [aver | 3 mnt | # fen, [om Rar Out] Anee ano 8) Person woe ‘Sa fdr io Plvo We, se Nowe A B tange | Tune Rotor to Mos. | 600 ke (C8), NOTE 8—Torm the rotor beck Output |e tr se Mote 8 | ona fonh nd edi he Swimmer ontil the peak of ‘rote intent is obtained. 600 ke | Antenna Leed | 50 mmf i Repect above oxclator adjstmonts ot 1620 ond 600 KC until reedvsing the ouator Range B Trimmer (9) ‘cavies no further improvement in out 7 183 me [Antenna Leod| 400 Ohm | D Range | Turn Rote to Full Open | Oxilator Ronge D (C10) 16 me | Antenne Lead | 400 Ohm | D Range | Tune Rotor to Max. vee [Sat reMc 40-1600 KC D range—5.75 to 18.3 Intermediate Frequency. 455 KC 55 watts normal, 77 watts phono ‘operating +B range—54 243 KC broad at 1000 times signal, 105-125 volts AC, 60 cycles, 2 S é & 3 = g : 9 s a 2 3 a a a a 3] a Frequency Range... Selectivity..---+ +++ OFTEN: sppuiuy6 oy nou paén soypede> yuu / ‘yauye6o} posn soypodo> jul /'y PUD >I "LON MODEL 74 WG-2709A See page 99 for alignment MANUAL OF 1948 MOST:MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS as MODEL 74 WG-2709A Frequeney Range.......B range—$40-1600 KC D range~5.75 to 18.3 MC Intermediate Frequency. 455 KE Selectivity 43 KC broad at 1000 times signal, 1000 KC ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE Volume Centrol—Maximum All Adjustments. The following equipment is required for alig Connect Radio Chassis to Ground Post of Signal Generator An All Wave Signal Generator which will provide an accu- with @ Short Heavy Lead. rately calibrated signal at the test frequencies as listed. Allow Chossis and Signal Generotor to "Heat Up” for Output Indicating Meter; Non-Metallic Screwdr. several minutes. Dummy Antennas—.1 mf., 100 mmf, and 400 ohms. SOHAL GIMRATOR_| Suramy | an Condenser | ADNST TRIS Frequency | Connection | Antenna sone Setting TO MAXIMUM Setting a | _atRadio LF 455 ke (6SJ7, Pin 4 | mf BRonge | Turn Rotor to Full Open ‘2nd I-F (C17) & (C18) FANGE B| 1600ke | Antena tecd | 100mmf | BRange | Turn Rotor Full Open | Oxiltor Range 8 (C10) 400ke | Antenne lead | 100mmé | BRange | Turn otorto Mex. Output | Antenna Range B (C2) Set Indicator to 1400 KC See Note A | Antenna Lead | 100mmf | BRange | Turn RotortoMox. Output | 600 ke (C6) Repeat above oscillator adjustments at 1600 and 600 ke until readjusting the oscillator Range B Trimmer (C10) causes no further improvement in output. RANGED] 18,200ke| Antennatead | 4000hm | DRonge | Turn Rotor to Full Open | Oxlltor Range D (C3) 17,000 ke | Antenna Lead | 4000hm | DRange | TurnRotorto Max. Output | Antenna Range D (C1) | Rock Rotor—See Note B LOOP _ | Reassemble chossis in cabinet RANGE B| 1400kc | Antenne lead | 100mmt | BRonge | TurnRotortoMex. Output | ‘Antenna Range B (C2) After each range is completed, repeat the procedure asa pointer at the 1400 KC mark on the dial scale, final check. NOTE B-Turn the rotor back and forth and adjust the NOTE A-Hf the pointer isnot at 1400 KC on the diol, re-set he peck of greatest intensity is obtoined. DRIVE CORD REPLACEMENT Turn the gang condenser to the fully open position. Use o new 10X64 drive cord or a piece of cord 46” long and tie fone end to the tension spring. Hook the other end of the tension spring to the tab on the drive pulley. Pass the cord through the slot in the drive pulley rim and continue one half turn counterclockwise around the drive pulley. Then pass the cord around idler stud A and wind three turns clockwise around the tuning shaft (tums must progress away cans connenser from chassis). Pass cord through string guide B, over pulleys IN FULL OPEN Posmon Cand D ond around idler stud E, Wrap % turn counterclockwise around drive pulley, stretch the tension spring and tie free end of the cord to springstouyrou Sivwinga. 102 Dv ee ZU (Alignment on page 101) Montgomery Ward Model 74WG-2010B : 3 g z a i a f Z 3 8MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS MODEL 74 WG-2010B B ronge—540-1600 KC D ronge—9 to 15.5 MC Intermediote Frequency.455 KC Selectivity 40 KC brood ot 1000 times signol, 1000 KC _..(for 5 wott output) with externol ‘antenno B ronge—9 microvolts overoge D ronge—20 microvolts overoge Frequency Ronge. Sensitivity eg eT ce 8. Sa POND POT sexrcnowo cL ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE Volume Control—Maximom All Adjusters. Connect Rodio Chawla to Ground Pest of Signel Generotor wih © teed ‘Alin Chai ord Signal Generator to Mea Up” fr several anus DRIVE CORD REPLACEMENT "Warn the gang condenser to-the fully open postion. Use 0 new drive cord 46” long and tie one end to the tension spring. Hook the other end of the tension spring to the tob fn the drive pulley. Poss the cord through the slot in the drive pulley rim ond continue one and one-holf turns coum. ferclockwise oround the drive pulley. Then poss the cord round idler stud A ond wind three and one-holf turns clockwise oround the tuning shoft (turns must progress owoy from chossi). Pass cord oround pulleys B ond C ond round idler stud D. Wrop cord counterclockwise oround drive pulley, stretch the tension spring ond tie free end of the cord to spring. Cut off ony excess string. ‘ae ant TRUER tend | switch | serie | 8 Range | Turn Rotor to Full Open ‘CONDENSER SETUING ADJUST TRIMMERS TO MAXIMUR, 2nd LF (C20) & (C20) As HF (C15) & (E16) | Aer each range ik com pleted, repoot the procedure RANGE 8 | 1620 ke | Antonna ed 100 mnt Tao [ome woe [oe pn 600 ke Tune | 4 me [bmn] 0 Obw |B ae 14 me | Antenne teed] 400 Ohm | D Range Reosimble chomis In cabinet toor 1400 ke Antenne Lead} 100 mt RANGE B © tnge| tf Fo Ope Oa ane 8 (6 Tee Rotor 0 Mex. Ou [fib xe soe | Stee Repeat above exilater edjvsiments at 1620 and 600 KC until readjusting the oxilator Ra oues no further improvement in output, 8 a final check. NOTE Alf the pointer is tot at 1400 KC on the dil, taser pointer ot the 1400 KE mack on the dial sale ‘Antenne Range 8 (C3) ‘Set Indicator to NOTE 8-Torn the rotor back fend forth and adjvet the trimmer vail the peak a Creates! intemity is obtained. 600 ke (€8) Rock Rotor~Seu Note 8 Trimmer (C9) Turn Rotor to Fell Open | Oxclatr Range D (C10) ‘Antonna Range 8 (C3)‘got efed uo yueuustTy YSOLE-OMPL TOPOW ‘paem L.rew0oS3u0KMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS A ig LESLIE oe roworesn SIGMAL GENERATOR BAND oummy | swircn ‘CONDENSER ‘ADJUST TRIMMERS ANTENNA | _ SETTING SETTING TO MAXIMUM Tet |” treadcad | Rotor Fully Open | Jad UF can & cata | a ‘ i us Cae & Cae 36 mal ior Fly Ope valet C308 200 rf ‘Antenne C45 Go Ke pedder C51 153 WC___| Ererol exten lod |_00 sha] Shan! Wave | Rote Fully Open 1s he 400_chm “| Short Wave | Term Rotor to Mon Outpt - —Rectentie cits tn cabin — Broodeaw [1400 ke | iene! ontnno tad | 709 ant Tu Roja to av. Ouipoh IAtter sch ronge is completed, rope te procedure ot a foot check, Note B-Turn the rotor back ond forth end edu the trimmer unl the Note AvIf the pointer is ot ct 1400 KC on the dial, reset polter af peak ef grote! Inonsty i obtined the 1400 KE mork onthe dial seal (6BA6 Ind LF Pin 1 fend” Chow Bise Sec Nate CG | Some ot cbove ~ Dic. Pi ‘Some ot above | Dine See, Nowe ® | Cea ‘ 2nd 1 Sec, Note A ond E® ‘Some or above Ta iF Bi. @ a UF Sc. @ jpole ond conmuc| 300 ohms Rater te ‘Onalitor 14 Joonerotor 40. dipole. terminals Gil open 300 kms | “Tone Rotor for Wai Rec AVE voltage ‘Some ot abow 300 ahs Recheck RF ond Ove. Adjosinont in ordee given “het. C3 Nove A—Test Equipment connections are at given in the table. The zere conter scole DC vacvom who voltmeter is to be connected between chess ‘ground and the AVC line atthe 1 mogohm resistor R22 ond the bond swith terminal (os shown Inthe iluration) forall edjoriments except the discriminator secondery agjosimen, for which s0e Note C. into the receiver for this odjusiment. [Note €-Disconnect zero aero volgen Note D—Before odiating Pr intr ocram the 2nd LF. secondary termincls, (See Mstretion) [Note E-Disconnect 5000 ohm loed resistor from secondary terminals end reconnect ocrom the 2nd LF, primary terminals, (See illustration) Adjon for Pom 8c fae o| even noes ComatMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS MOTOROLA Model 67F61BN Chassis HS-69 RIGHT SIDE OF CHASSIS ne Tessa, STRING DRIVE DETAIL WAVEBAND SWITCH (K). "A" position - 532 to 1620 Ke. "BY position - 9.0 to 9.1 Mc. *C" position- 8.8 to 10.6 Mc. "D* position- 10.5to 13.9 Mc. "E* position- 19.8to 16.6 Mc. 'F* position- 16.8to22.5 Mc. Molcrcta MODEL 67F61BN CHASSIS HS£9,_ See page 105 for moré ‘details. Ge 104MANUAL OF 1948 MOST- .OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS ee ole 18 —4 oT Oeiie |_| oom et pe wile hte 6 UgHT S106 OF cHaSSIS Motorola Model 67F61BN Chassis HS-69 Schematic on page 104. 2oTTom oF cHassis 10.5MC. | Meo, osu. FRONT oF cHAssig | @erant, TUBE AND TRIMMER LOCATIONS(cou es(@) (ook) () (wo11081'938 (}) (woisoa)'93s(€) 249» 30010 ‘OMSSb J-1 x00) LS) wiss ny OE 40081 (snoonwisni 335)@3)-+4| RS) ° ae ee MODEL 47811 any umd ay-onv-330 oon --280 19s0e Losi iouviMotorola Models 57X11, 57X12, Chassis HS-60 Tt eBed quemUsT IY 09-SH STESBUD BIXLS ‘TIXLS STOPOR| : 5 a Q 3 a g z a & 2 8 a ; Y -ONI VIOHOLOW4 low range output meter should be connected across the speaker voice coll. Set receiver volume control to maximum; for greatest accuracy keep out~ put of receiver at approximately 05 watt throughout alignnent by Teducing generator output (not receiver volune control) as stages are brought into align~ rent. (.05 watt = .g0 Volt on output meter), The alignment tool should be of an insulated types MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Motorola 2 MovELs 57x11 & 57x12 If receiver 4s operated from AC line during alignnent, it te suggested that an tsolating trans~ former be used between rece iver ant power line. If no isolation transformer ie used and hun ts encoun tered during alignment, connect the ground side of the signal generator to B- instead of the receiver chass 18. ‘STEP DIAL poner SIONAL, SET GENERATOR To comECTED To SIONAL, angus REYARIE GENERATOR THIER SET TO (OR CORE IP ALIQUENT 1 cong fully opened aimt, | ose-Mot grid + Adjust. for maximan 465 Ke 1,2,3 84 RF ALTONENT Radiation Loop se a 11600 Ke x - Tals sets osc. to dial scale 1600 Ke 5 Radiation Loop ext 1400 Ke a 1400 Ke e ‘Tune signal tor max. with re~ cetver tuning mod, then peak trimer ¢- to maintain this output during alignment. we NOTE: USE 16 L. TEST FISHLINE. FIX CORO KNOT WITH & DROP OF CEMENT. Powrer WT GANG FULLY Choseo Set POmTER So LEry HAND CALIDRA Tow anyon Bat 1690 Ke catia Mae “+ Aconventent point 1s the stator of the antenna section of the tuning capacitor. sx Close gang fully and set pointer to calibration mark at left hand side of dial background; then set pointer to 1600 Ke by turming tuning knob till pointer lines up with right hand calfvration mark. tae Connect output of signal generator to a g* diameter, 3 turn loop and bring loop close. enough to receiver Loop to obtain output of 0 millivatts (.40¥) om output meter. Vary distance between Loops Minimum distance between loops should never be less‘ than Circuit diagram is on page 107. STRING DRIVE DETAIL cans cur) tose. \ © starr |__s ve Turns aRouno TUNING SHAFT. TyingMANUAL OF 1948 MOST: : Be OF TEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMSMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS MOTOROLA INC. Model 67L11, Chassis HS-59 Schematic on page 109. Normally, alignment can be made with trinners 5, @ and 7. However, if range of these trimmers 1s Insufficient to obtain peak, adjustment can be mde with trimers 5A, 6A and 7A. K.F. COIL. The inductance of this coll 1s set at tine of manufacture by adjusting the iron core. No resetting of this core should be made unless 1t has been tampered with, If 0, readjustment can be nade by proceeding as follows: ‘Tune in 600 Ke signal and peak Padder Ad}. (8) Next tune in 1400 Ke signal and peak trinner (6). Repeat both adjustments until maximun response 1s obtained at both ends; the last adjustment should be trimer (6). STP DIL eT 10 Diner SIONAL, GENERATOR SET 70 IF ALIONENT 1.) Gang tuny opened. 080-HoD gr tax Aajust for maximun output RP ALIMENT 2 | 1600 Kea Radiation Loopeee Tals sets osc. to dial scale, 1400 Ke Radiation Loops Be ‘Tune signal for max, with re- cetver tuning mod, then peak trimers @ 8 7- 1400 Ke Rad tation Loops With chassie assembled into cabinet, repeak A convenient point 1s the stator of the tuning c Close gang fully and set pointer to calibration 1400 Ke by setting pointer at right hand calibrai Connect output of signal generator to a 5* diane! receiver loop to obtain output of g0 millinatts to maintain this output during alignment. we re 1600 Ke antenna’ trimer, apacitor. mark at left hand side of dial background, then set to ion mark. ter, 3 turn loop and bring loop close enough to (.40¥) on output meter. Vary distance betwen Loops Minimum distance between loops should never be 1éss than SET POWTER To THS MARK % [rien”Ganc is ruccr close PomTER [Lostianation’ warn \v Dia TT rencxcrouro 3 GANG TUNING CAPACITOR @® &) ‘oureur ‘TRANSE con, oucranie uUSTMENT {oorrow) EE INsTRUCTIONS FoR abaustWENTY Er ass xe DI00E 458.Kc Qe rom @om ons(aeTuys ore ‘2s-SH {O2-SH STSSUUD gammy ‘Teuse ‘Tegs9 sTepon) ze-su stsseug |= [esse Tope BTodosonMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Model 85F21 Chassis HS-22 (Schematic on previous page) ALIGNMENT Gang Generator Generator ‘Trimmer Setting bumay | connected to Frequency or core Remarks mny 7 vim | Mixer eria & 455 ke 1,2,3,a4| Adjust I.F, & Diode| openea chassis trans. for maximuk my . Raaiation Set oscitiator to opened Loops dial scale 1400 xc} 8. Raalation Tune signal genera-| Loops tor for max. on out~ put meter, then peak trimmer. short wave Bet ose. to dial antenna ter- scale. minal Short wave ‘Tune signal antenna ter- erator for max. on minal output meter, then peak trimmer. Repeak after chassis and loop are installed in cabinet. Connect output of signal generator to a 5* diameter, 5 turn loop. With volume on full, bring Loop Close enough to receiver unt output of 50 illiwatts 1s obtained. (.38V on output meter). Vary Gistance between generator and receiver loops to maintain this output during alignment. Minimum dis~ tance between loops should never be lesa than 128, F |MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Motorola Model CT6 for Chevrolet (Many other Motorola Auto Sets for other cars are similar in some respects). 25 R49 Cee Rie RIS CZ0CZ RIS RIT RIE ° al ~O| e & CHASSIS BOTTOM VIEW: S 5 a 2 3 Qa a a a ra 4 a ii B ie 9 Es 3 = oO Zt o 2 be 6 2 g {saeouveo--oN aamq Dy03020H) ones rowenbos; auouubt yp 02 2 esypuy woeq soy yueezen{pp seppod 37 eDue uDyy ez0m yuemUby TO ¥ pun ‘g ‘zg wdeas ‘esnpooosd auemubt{p ynedex ‘330 1D} 003 7430 esyou enuyxpe 105 pouina, e309 “pod ‘280 TIF senog ny Buyazes wy Kopanoop xe4perb 104 x Teeyou wnuyeoe io} (4s) seuuyay pauexun ren{pe pun ‘wuoyzpie jo eeay ST 30G3 9% OFT punosD yods p 01 je8 ouny -agbTed TIN #23 03 Duueaup puerxg ‘puuequD. spo 03 (1¢) FoMBTI3 PuUeyuD yDed PUD ipo ay + e001 po[quossp [[D3#U] vqaya pezedupy djeaputerso yeede 03 dine yuemzen{pe e100 reppod 204DT[YO"O 3] +310N peu oq Ape ay (noxosres qouy Aq peapotpur sp) uy suana TIN} ox0m 303 ATION e309 [Yoo “30y OTS e309 [109 “4'U GF e209 [109 “980 86 “papauy Bayaow 931038 ebpyiz09 xeuny 30 -ow oy3 gina Suranens qapag *40309Tpay aD #0 xos yes qouy espn “pue Kouenbes; yory W013 OF wana TINy ome ATIOVXE + xeuuyay 1709 “38y 16 xewutay [T09 "a" 96 aemuzsa TT00 “08 SF 2x 008T etapadesey oaaeacy| Peet xpoo Buoy alz Wate sorses oT "wep “brs a *yam 09 PInoys #0105 aeuyobo 3j0ys Sayan ‘pue koaenber3 ySTH urs Pay PUD ce (ard s6) Urs Paz Pus oy ssh pr3a6 pow * 280) “gen “Bg wee (370 #0109) pas Kovenbex; 46TH, waiam inaino iv 135 ‘Oa G3493NNOD No xvad oa isarav [L__-n32 sts av31 WOLVY3N3D TWwNOIS VRNaINY annna 04 435 NOILISOd wanna ‘ividd NOILONUISNOD YNNGINY AWWAG '-———- v3 IWIxvOo bz -———>} F777 anguno Le N39 Say ups ot 43413934 NO 1d3934 WNNBLNY woLiovay9. o AWNO9 “STL eBed uo oT yeueuOg qeToaaeyy Jog 910 TePow OTPBy OgNYy BTOZOIONMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS MOTOROLA Model CT6 for Chevrolet (See also-pages 113, 114) For alignment refer to chart on page 114, and trimer location diagrams below. Use special tool, Motorola part No. 66A76278, for adjusting tuner cores. A small screwdriver will do for I.F. and R.F. alignment. Use dummy antenna as described on page 114, A low range output meter is required. Adjustment points shown below will be exposed after front and rear covers are removed. Allow receiver to warm up, press "M" button to place automatic tuner in manual tuning position. Volume control at maximum, tone control to voice position (high position). Pointer and Drive Cord Replacement nn ven \ Remove (1) the front cover, (2) the Tension Semne diel background, and (3) push-button rover como me yun rest assembly. Pour screws hold it in i position. Do not unsolder ae any wire leads, just lay moroNEE EET ae coor the push-button assembly 7 on top of the set. The pointer and drive cords are now fully exposed. eat ANT. COW. TRIM, 1600KC R-F cou. CORE sde5xc| cort core} 4425KC. REAR OF SET RIGHT SIDE OF SETMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS MOTOROLA INC. Solenoid Tuners st-66 (ST-56 - CRO, 81-58 - FDe etc.,) are used in 1946 and 1047 Hotorole automatic tuning specific auto re~ cetvers. Fundamentally, a11 T-59 tuners are the sone except for the manual tuning shaft, diel cord pulleys ana phanbutton snitch Lead Lengthe- ‘ese variations are Drought about by mechant= cai differences detmeen the specific receivers tn which tnis tuner 1s used. The receiver model number 1s ncludee in the tuner motel number to identify which specific receiver the ner WiLL fit, .e+, 8T-G6-CR7, ST-50-BKE ete. ‘Tis 1s a5 gang permeability type tuner operated by a solenoid. Five pre-set an¢ one manual tuning positions are provided. The trequeney range 18 635 to 1¢00 kc. The pre- set positions can be set to any frequency within thie rénge. Te tuner 18 designed to operate satie~ tactorily with 4-1/2 to 7.5 volts input. Be- Tore attempting any service work on « tuner that operates too slowly or one that dgesn't operate at all, check the battery voltage di~ rectly at the receiver spark plate. Normally, thts voltage 1s 0.8 volts. At the moment any Mutton 1e pgessed, the voltage at the rk plate should not rop to less than 4-1/2 volts. If the voltage fe lese than 4-1/2+ it ta an indication of poor wiring between the car battery and receiver or a defective car vattery. ‘thie tuner depends ‘on*dash=pot® action *i: Detweem the plunger an¢ the solenoid tor SOLENOID TUNER ST-56 proper operation. When the fit between the plunger and solenoid 18 too tight, the eir cantt get out fast enough. The result is @ slow or sluggish operating tuner. A11 late production tuners have an adjustable air re- ease in the solenold end plate. Early pro- duetion tuners that do not have this adjust~ able air release and operate sluggishly. due to dash-pot action, should have the soleno!é end plate replaced with an end plate having the adjustable air retease. order part number 1x76556- ‘The tuner olenoid coti must be in @ horizontal or near horigontal position or the tuner will not operate properly. If it is operated with the cofl in vertical position, the solenoid and carriage return spring may not be strong enough to operate tuner. THEORY OF OPERATION york: Throughout this paragraph, tt fe suggested that constant refe ence be made to Figure 1- Wnen any push-button 1s pressed, current fone through the solenoid coil, causing tne plunger to pull into the soil. Near the en¢ of the plunger travel, through a ratchet mechanism inside the plunger, the selector switch shaft 1s rotated 60°, moving the selector ewitch and stop plate to their new position. An instant later, the solenoid switch ts opened breaking solenoid current and the carriage return spring then pulls the plunger out, closing the solenoid switch again. If the selector ewitch 1s now resting at the position selected by the push-button (cut anay section of selector switch resting in front of contact selected by push-button), the solenoid plunger will continue to be pulled out until the stop plate 1 resting on the selected lead screw stop. In the event the selector switchMANUAL tomes) wgsee! OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS mer one snowy —= 6 VOLTS. FIGURE 1. setae TUNER FUNCTIONAL DETAIL + REE fs not resting in the position selected by the push button when the solenoid plunger ts on ite return trip, the moment the plunger moves: out far enough to actuate the solenoid switch, current will again flow through solenoid caus~ Ing the plunger to be pulled in again. The plungers inward motion again rotates the stop plate and selector switch through another 60°- ‘This last operation ts repeated automatically until the selector ewtich cones to rest at the position selected by the push-button, at which tine the soYenoid circuit ts opened and tne plunger moves out until the stop plate 1s resting on the selected lead screw stop. ‘The stops are adjusted to the desired positions during the station setting up procedure, through the set-up gear train assembly. Refer to Figure g for mechanics behing station setting-up mechanism detail. wen tne button on which a station is to be set up is first pressed, the tuner operates and the stop plate comes to rest against the selected lead screw atop. The pressure of the stop plate against the lead screw stop moves the lead screw forward until ts shoulder rests against the tuner and plate. The square end of the lead screw does not engage in the square hole of the set-up gear until the set~ up Dutton 1s pushed in or the station set-up knob ts wrned (whichever 1s applicable). A latch on one end of the detent lever engages the gear lever, Rolding the set-up gear train tm contact with the selected lead screw. Now the selected lead screw stop can be moved on its lead screw by turning the manual tuning shaft. None of the other lead screws turn be~ cause the stop plate fs not resting against then, After the button is set up, pressing any other button will unlatch tne gear lever and disengage the lead screw from the set-up See Figure 2. gear. ieka"Senew soLeworo strvon (OREAKS CURRENT r Fete Sete nsibe SOLEMN scryaron 24 sw sexceroR swiren ano Since the coil tuning iron cores are attached to the carriage plate and move in unison with the plunger, the point at which they are brought to a stop (by neans of the lead screw stop) determines the frequency to wnich the cotls are tuned. Dash=pot action between te plunger and tne solenoid determines the tuner operating speed. ‘The rate at which air is allowed to enter or escape through the adjustable air re~ lease determines the speed of the plunger. Bee Figure 1. TO REMOVE TUNER FROM CHASSIS Gould it become necessary to remove the solenoid tune from the receiver chassié, pro- ceed as follons: Remove the covers from the set, tompletely exposing the chassis. Mark all leads connecting tuner to re~ ceiver. Disconnect a11 leads connecting tuner to receiver, Do not unsolder leads from the tuner selector switch; unsolder them at the push-switeh. Tie .5 mf pape capacitor need not be removed. 4. The taner is Neld to the chassis by self- tapping screws driven into the sides of the tuner, Do not remove any other screw: ‘Te speed at whieh the tuner operates 18 governed by dash~pot action of the solenoid plunger within the closed solenoid coll form. ‘The rate at which air 1s allowed to enter or escape determines the speed of the plunger. (Motorola Tuner ST-56) 11 7MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS AIR RELEASE ADJUSTMENT An agjustable air release ts provided on all Late production tuners. See Fig. 3. To aajust, loosen the screw and move the eccentric masher which covers the air release hole to expose or cover more of the air release hole as required. Early production tuners did not have a solenoid end plate with an adjustable air release. If such @ tuner 1s slow or sluggish because of too much *daah-pot? action, Teplace the solenoid end plate with the ad- Justable air release type. Order part number ix7ess6. 1 CARRIAGE PLATE POSITION oF LEAD SCREW \ ia munece_ 7 ean 'scflew stor stop PLATE Leap screw ‘sto 2. POSITION WHEN STOP PLATE = LEAD SCREW STOP FIGURE 2. STATION SET-UP MECHANISM LEAD SCREW SHOULOER Against ENO PLATE j+———eno PLATE SQUARE END oF IS RESTING AGAINST LEAD. SCREW STOP a can now Knob, | 3. SELECTED LEAD SCREW Now ENGAGED IN SET-UP Leao scr LEAD ScREW STILL NOT ENGAGED IN SET-UP GEAR srarion ser-uP SEAR TRAIW SeT-up cear TRAIN OETAIL Ew STOP Be MOVED. By TURNING SET-UP SQUARE END NOW ENGAGED ser-uP. Gear (rvuncen GoTHER LeAD screws Nov ENGAGEO BECAUSE, ‘Stop Plate is, Now LATCHES em RESTING AGAINST THE AFTER STATION Is SET UP. GEAR Leven 'S UNCATCHED By PRESSING ‘A BUTTON. PLuncen| WEN PLUNGER IS FULLY IN| SOLENOID ColL, CARRIAGE PLATE RELEASES GEAR LEVER AS. SHOWN, OISENGAGING LEAD SCREW FROM SET-UP GEAR ean vever_/ eurraow GEAR LEVER cam. —"_perenr Lever (Motorola Tuner ST-56) GEAR LEVER UNLATCHED DETENT LEVERMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS END VIEW OF TUNER —ecbentnic WASHER OD scREW AIR RELEASE HOLE SOLENOID END PLATE FIGURE 3. AIR RELEASE ADJUSTMENT If tuner operates too slowly, open tne air release hole. Open !t only far enough to secure reliable opera~ tion. Too 11tt1e “dash-pot* action (air release open too much) may cause the plunger to hanmer and sonetines even to make the tuner operate continuously due to the selector omiteh rotor being tumed so rapidly as to overshoot 1ts contacts. If the tuner operates too rapidly In- crease dash~pot action by closing the air release Role siigntiy. Close 1t only enough to eliminate hannering. PLUNGER RATCHET ADJUSTMENT ‘me plunger ratchet mechanism inF igure 4. ‘Tis Rechanion rotates the actuator rod which, in turn, rotates the carriage stop plate and the selector emlten 60° for each inward notion of the plunger. If tis adjustment ts incorrect, tuner may operate continuously once current 18 ap~ plied. Correct ratchet adjustment is indicated when 1/64 to 1/32* clearance 1s observed be: tween selector enttch contacts and the selector switeh rotor as stom in Figure 6. Slowly work the plunger ty hand and observe clearance at each contact position. If the average clearance 1s not 1/64 to 1/32", correction can be made by Loosening ratchet adjustment set~ serew and turning actuator rod by hand until correct clearance 1s observed. Before ratchet adjustment setscrew 1s finally tightened, push fixed ratenet 1/32" back Into plunger. ‘This increases spring ten~ sion against rotating ratchet, thus insuring more positive operation. SOLENOID PLUNGER OUT FIGURE 4. PLUNGER RATCHET MECHANISM ACTUATOR, ROO TURNS” v6 TURN (60") SOLENOID PLUNGER OUT (Motorola Tuner ST-56) MOVEABLE FIXED ADJUSTMENT SET SCREW 716" rUnN MOVEABLE RATCHET ‘RESET FOR NEXT ‘CYCLEMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS [iio rlumoeR BEFORE ToHTENING al FIGURE 5. PLUNGER RATCHET ADJUSTMENT (On Taronrane: en teeto use euEanaNce 18 (Motorola Tuner ST-56) SOLENOID SWITCH TRIP ADJUSTMENT The solenoid ewiten tripping mechanism should be adjusted as shown in Figure 6. If the solenoté switeh 1s tripped too early, the ratchet mechanism may fail to oper= ates 1f it trips too late, the plunger may hanner violently or should the solenoid swi ten fail to trip, the plunger would be held within the solenoid. ADJUSTMENT OF GEAR LEVER LATCH Me gear lever latch holds the station Set-up gear train in position while setting up stations. Fatlure of the latch to engage pro~ pearly when the set-up button {8 pushed in or the station set-up knob t turned (whichever 1s applicable) would resuit in the inability to set up pre-set stations, Failure of the Laten to disengage after station is set up would result in faulty automatic tuning be~ Cause the lead screws might not seat then= selves properly against the tuner end plate. Figure 7 above shows the latch detail end ad Justment. SET-UP BUTTON lPconce: SHOWN PUSHING nm OEAR LEVER ‘CAM MECHANISM. SHOWN PUSHING IN GEAR LEVER. 2H ‘AGTUATED BY ‘STATION SET- CH UP LEVER. Ls ——— DETENT LEVER: BEND LEVER aT THis, POINT TO ADJUST. WHEN SET-uP BUTTON 1S PUSHED IN, DETENT LEVER SHOULO LATCH GEAR LEVER AS SHOWN. CARRIAGE tare ® eorrom view Shor connects SOLENOID SWITCH ADJUSTMENT WHEN PLUNGER 1S FULLY IN SOLENOID, CARRIAGE PLATE ‘SHOULD DEPRESS OETENT. LEVER AND RELEASE GEAR LEVER AS SHOWN. ea) Beno Lever at / Tuis POINT 10: Aouust. FIGURE 7. GEAR LEVER LATCH ADJUSTMENTMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS SERVICE NOTES FAILURE OF SOME LEAO SCREW TO ENGAGE IM SET-UP GEARS If some of the lead screws fail to engage in the set-up gears during station setting up procedure, check the gear lever to see if it fs bent. When the set-up ttton 1s pushed in and the gear lever Latches on the detent lever, the set-up gear train should be paralie: with the tuner end plate and te botton of te gear train should be resting on the raised portions of the tuner end plate. LUBRICATION Should lubrication ever be required, 1t 1s recommended that a very fine grease, con mercially called Lubriplate, or its equivalent, be used. Remove all old and sticky lubricant with @ solvent such as carbon tetrachloride end then, very sparingly, lubricate only the following points 1. Carrtage guide rods 2, Actuator rod. 3. Manual lead screw. Do not lubricate or permit lubricant to ton Selector Switch contacts. The friction rag {s required for proper operation of tuner. LEAD DRESSING Make gure that the selector switch and solenoid coil leads are dressed so that carriage plate does not rub against then. Lead rubbing against the carriage plate may cause the wner to stick, espectally at the nigh frequency end. REPLACEMENT OF SOLENOID COIL OR SOLENOID PLUNGER Should replacement of the solenoid coil or solenoid plunger be required, it will be ary to replace the entire tuner. A fit between solenoid plunger and solenoid coil form is required; a proper match cen only be secured at the factory. When service of thia kind te required, return the tuner to the factory for exchange. TO REPLACE ANT. ReF., OROSC. COILS IMPORTANT: When ordering replacement coils, order by part number and also apecify the color coding (paint dots) on ola coil. THE REPLACE- MENT COIL SHOULD CARRY THE SAME COLOR CODING AS THE ORIGINAL OR THE TUNER WILL NOT TRACK PROPERLY. If cofl 1s not readily accessible renove the tuner from the chassis as outlined under "10 REMOVE TUNER FROM CHASSIS." Ungolder the two lugs holding the coil to the tuner plate. Carefully remove the old cofl. Save the thin paper washer that 1s found at the base of the coil. SLip the paper washer over the replacement coll and slip coll into shield can. orient coll 80 tte luge are in same post~ tion as before and resolder to tuner plat. Reageemble tuner and install in receiver. Realign ANT., ReF, snd OSC. stages per in~ structions found in the receiver service menial. REPLACE ANT. RF. OR OSC COIL TUNING CORES The core which tunes the top coll 1s readily accessible and presents no re: placement problen. To reach the two Dottom coll tuning cores, renove the tuner trom the chassis ba outlined under "70 REMOVE TUNER FROM CHASSIS. * Remove the carriage return spring. Move the carriage plate dack as far as 1t can go. The tuning cores can now be scremed tout* or *in* by grasping me por tion thet sticks out the back of the coll. Wen installing a new core, make sure that the insulating washer and adjustment clip are replaced properly. The insulating washer goes on the core side; the core ad~ jUstment clip has an ear on it and this ear must fit Into a hole in the bakeltte Insulator on the carriage plate. Refer to Figure 8. Replace the carriage return spring. Install tuner tn receiver. Realign ANT., ReP. and OSC. stages follow tng the Instructions found in the receiver service manual. 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NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS anaino Davey. 130 vwansanwo> L99g70s 9/LOLDS2I /: o/iawvsel a sy Ee ty 9 es a Q = g 2 te 3‘snawen100 “ONT ‘SAMMISAGNI SHIVAS - LUTION XA CTUALOVAANYIN OG-OV AGAL 9 G-90e-AU SISSVHO. 0499 TACOW OIGVH NIAYV i oO 3 2 ; ta a a a E f 5 g 3 §: 8 5 a g a ry a rr i a z il Be ty 9 Ee 8 = ¢ g be 3 ‘ syreds-94 TTQo! 62-au sTssBuO $99 Topol NTAUY Marae nid ps ~ = 78 ERs p“GNI ‘SMUNNTOO “ONT ‘SANLLSNGNI SMUVAS = LLTIGON AG GHMALOVAANVIN 186 — HW SISSVHO WALGST “TACOW ~ O1GVY NIAUV “aoos 7m sooag “Sosuaeuon cosyaztes E39 qureia) *nbos ‘7 to00" “JasuepwoD — z-c0c079 ‘wort ‘A008 7 Zo00' “sesuepuod 1907-90007) puvg yseopeorg SONVY AONGNOSUA Nowaniosaa ‘ON Lava : S g a oO. 3 a rr a a i 4 a i B ty 9 Es a 8 = a 3 2 be 6way g* Azupr008s mp ort Aswapar ‘Seuansenesy anda uo Uy Ag OTPRIRSHON UAH 6: \aeTaM saa ABrEetPoRDTO somLapLE wet uta} ‘Honor Toa ogny smoot sseqea%Toa oan Feoparenao peavospuy oxen ai youg Ton 404 100 HNP GOCT ATH oF srt a9 eeytoa euyT OV EE tpumodd Jar Saeoyouy Twupazes seooe ex eoay wot exw sTUTpeOT 008 ost 3008 vos 0 wr °. ° a 0 aur Dv OVATE t $ ’ gonvisrsgE EDVETOA SING eHNISVaN SONVESTEAE GAY SOVITOA ZmIa08 NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS ‘SERVI CT GON TAS CITITIT x a mu] VD Soler ener saeti ese a wi B te 9° MANUAL OF 1948 MOSTMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Packard Bell SERVICE DATA . . . MODEL 5DA All D.C. voltages measured with a vacuum tube voltmeter from socket contacts to ground buss.—A.C, voltages measured with a 1000 ohme per volt A.C. meter from socket contacts to ground buss.*-Yolume Control maximum—No signal—117 volte A.C. line voltage-—All Yoltages shown are positive D.C. uniess otherwise noted. *NOTE: Filament voltages should be measured across the filament of the tube. ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE Jignment Progadute Zonsists of the four steps outlined in HE * lignment. Procedure Chart. For Step No. 1, LP. Alignment, connect the leads of a. test oscillator to’ the’ mixer grid and the ground buss through an .01 Mfd, capacitor (dummy load). Upon com= pletion of ihis step “Rock” the variable condenser to sure that the Lis have been aligned to the correct Frequency, Output should remain constant at any setting ‘ALIGNMENT CHART TEST 08 SETTIN ADJUST POINTER FOR MAX. SETTING OUTPUT CONNECT STEP TEST O8C. 1 Mixer Gri & Grd. ol Mra. Cap. 2 Standard* ‘Test Loop ‘Standa: Loop _100 KC. 455KC «540 KC Trimmers re to 1740 KC Trimmer F 3140 K 1740 Ke. 1500 KC ~T“Standard Test\Loop 600 KC___—«600 KC_Loop ‘NOTE: Hazeltine Standard Test Loop No. 1150 or a reasonable substitute. OO @ *R1-1, 220,000 ohm resistor, is used only in sets utiliz- ing metal, octal base tubes. #180 ohm % watt resistor used for sets employing miniature glass tubes.n i a 2 Q 3 a a B E Q g 3 5 €29 7300W 138 duyNoVd * 00 I eet en LON “Sp. “oul |v Pn a8 Bye er > 1059 Om 089T azo‘a'y SHOUUAL OW OFS 4Naino DNILLAS “XVW HO WALNIOg asarav Ee wing wigs Dx 008 Ox 009T ouser DNILLAS “980 ISL “980 LoaNNoo isa a ees 220% bl Paes ‘pre POLYMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS SERVICE BULLETIN — MODEL 471 Cuckard Bll > vonvasuwnecerver ALIGNMENT CHART rest beet ponrrer senring __SBrTING usKe 1620 KC id ° ive KE 800 KO «Rpg ‘00 Ke 600 Ke Tat Esp epeat Step Ne. 8 TUBE VOLTAGE CHART NOTE: Meseltine Test Lavp No 1180 or equivalent, NOTE: VOLTAGES TAKEN FROM B— WITH V.TLV.M.—NO SIGNAL STAGE GAIN MEASUREMENTS pert andard Oxo. 8 me O [sO Dummy Antenne» OT med Volume Control Maxieum Converter writ to ist LF. ard... 61 X at 1040 KC Converter grid to ist LF. grid |. 6b X at 468 KO Ist LF. arid to tnd detector «BX at Ge KC Orga io ain sn O6V at — 180 mm outat eae 36 arid D.C. Rettance Measurements WEL. Ca Primary 20 hme Secondary =| 200k ‘nd LF. Call Primary... 5 16ohme Secondary). | 1bohme TED WTERWALLY AND ROT SHOWN mY SCHEMATICsageqew 9[oa/suyo C00‘OS & UTM epeur squeueunssou e%eq TO, BOE 10 LY ve O=-7 aml ots | V 92L OVE LOL ¥t9-9705 oor saeayooes etdmes 8 Mody pouTe;go sem oad sTuy Uo pequesead TeyAequu OUT, OS8-9F TOPON OTPEY COTTUE NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS IY SS# = HI a u B ba ° : | e g woyzevcedo door| pe 1997s | GE soz steseyo SISSYHD 40 YVIINO 09 qoouuED, NT WHWIIL LdiN0 OL MANUAL OF 1948 MOST.MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS auimy RAMS IAG! *Butpoocosd oBed eug vo queuMBTTY Q a a a a # a ii Ee tay 9 E n Q = 2 a fu 6MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS REGAL BLECTRONICS CORPORATION MODEL 1049 a 2 E paca BS somwen ry nen 085, ase we Es a equ aioe nosey seoeeat tees Ue i H ames nunie S40-4H0 FE 6. you eer ae BeouN a" BY Bx = ro pl { iT § out REGAL ELECTRONICS CORP, 1049 arcmin = soe. ewe suse sv f{FOQ, 21 (TOO 0 ST GR n«e aru SO (ST @peoroe wre QOH. HQ Ga. SQ Aine eucwnnefs) @ Grouc. ) @ Gere. TOY “0AQSO IO 5 Ohevoct 40 Td \Orouse USO Horse 010 am, ue oer vee, cowventen necren . VOLTABES TAKEN wind ow PER VOLT METER YM CURE ROO, AF IODOKE, me 9 sone "Suerte pans tS soo" Mave Thae_asoxc, 6 sie EO 8.086, PODER €oOKE peas hy aration SeenMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS sxzor ry Sears, Roebuck & Coe Model 6285 Chassis 101.666A LOCATION OF PARTS INDER POWER SUPPLY 101.666A-18 Sears, Roebuck Tae Model 6285A wen 449g < 4 o a a 2 a ia a ray i) a 2 a Ee te 9 es g a g o 2 be 6 5 12 < b} Chassis 152.838 Catalog Model 8000, Sears, Roebuck & Coe 03 oayen Aoeana91 405 wuvsquy . 4 euvequy 4 403P1 11980 aso “pug a at G1 pup Surzeois eo a WOTTSWNI «THROWS HSOT"HT wottgan09 MBNWINL «© SUBNMIL ASray —wOLWaaNIO "9% 009 38 and 2x 009 98 431 . ny “3uy, “s8N 0S 94 009 = Ou 009 6a “wy, ‘s8N 0S = 99 CoML = 9 OME Sey -auy, “4H 0S ON OZOF weg P1409 49x1N ‘PSN SO" on sgh woi1gaMnod ‘TONINSTNT MOLVUINID =—-ANNN—-YOLWUSN39 9/020s21 9/192 vsesdeayones ova pus soyerousd Twudys oy ueemsoq ‘9m swou sogatouel Jo Truyaroy 4ndgno Oy WOR Aaa e Mose, Fo wie on fOTL ¥ 960L STEPoN FoTequQ Juncus cope venus maviuva. *09 % Honqooy ‘saves worgouna — (unos sepso ut) woTzomNNDO — | | vmeovia oMroaTHAS ‘TWEE [ a Sent: » Roebuck & Co. a = = Pe 8 s a Q 3 a a a st my 4 z sy i i Q Es 3 = g o 7 fy 5 Catalog Models 7086 & 7105 Chassis 110.466, 110,466-1 SearsMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Sears, Roebuck % Co. Sears, Roobuck & Co. Catalog Hos. 7165, 7166 Chassis 101.823, -1, -A earrem- AG.on oc setter — 250 £58 poe 33sMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Sears, Roebuck & Uo. os - Model 8150, Chassis 109.634 (0 ‘NOTE ALL OG YOLTAGES MEASURED WITH 1000 ONU-PER-VOLT METER FROM 8 THERE MaeeD . VOLUME CONTROLFULLON. ZERO SIGNAL INPUT TONE CONTROL IN cLocKMISE POSITION LUNE VOLTAGE N7 VoUTS AG Sears, Roebuck & Co. Catalog No. 8144, Chassis 451.199 LOCATION OF FARTS UNDER CHASSIS oureur aay TRANSFORMER 7 7 354] \ + 4 | 3 /| GPs | mon | ere recwrosr Fn |_ SIE | sreanen. PHONO MOTOR i FiLaMeNTs nes sons 2200 38142 fast Peter Lew ww Uyarac anv ae. SPS. on VOL.con AMPLIFIER SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 431.199osqory sauy'? “980 y ‘Twurmses *3uy “pam 920000" uanwnii'28089@ @ s02eTTT080 Teuymsey *3uy “Ps g20000° ‘suusquy Teuymse, *3uy = *D ze 920000° JOSVTTIOSO Toupee, “sty = *PsH 940000" Pe4H *TeUBLL SOIT “Pee Te Wyte sesuzog 30 wots Te0g [oa3m0p euRTOA Fe MOTs BOE O&S*TOT sTeeRID CISL *ON ZoTSZ8O 00 % Honqooy Feaees i a® n 5 Oo a a Q 3 a ir a WF i z = Zz ae i & ta Q Ee a ° = é a ty ° 4 < Dp a ie =OIOVE SNAGOUSLIAUSdNS AWBLIVG 20-2Y ore auras Wd9gZ PUD d98zZ TAGOW RAD a a a a id a a ia i Q Es a °° = 3 a bee °WIATTITH ANACOWTLIHUDdAS 90-3¥ Y60E 'N-60€ ‘-60€ ‘M-60€ STIGOWMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Sentin el keds MODELS 298-CT and 1U-298-CT ia. Zdn eve 38 au se OL SHE IY ae poe sans on nL ED em ME “peo wuusque YL 52 -zesuapuod “PINE 2000" 8 ITs ‘WHO gap ‘rou Guu NI SI 44S GHL NAHM NI S@ THM LI NOWLISOd SWVS GHL NI VNNGINV 4007 SOVId ‘ONINOTTV dHOdae ‘LNVIAOEKL “puluy Cg) x0u (2) 9645 (1) pOxLEUL JuOUNIEN(pE ou oxeU puw IYSix 09 -Jo] WoIp suOHEINGR peas aanpaoosd quauIUR!|Y Jog MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS 2 0 o Q ON 2 9 8 Ee Q oO a N n el fa Qa Oo . a e _ ~ c a WH gundao0ud ININNSITYMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS WO UMtrde Sllver Company MODEL 906 AM/FM SIGNAL GENERATOR Cl = 10/210 mmfd. air capacitor 2, C2a = 3/30 mnfd. air capacitors C3 = 50 mtd. tubular ceramic +20% Cha, Cab - .1 mfd., 400 volt, 420% 5a thru C5el- 500 mmfd. ceramic +20% 6, Céa - 500 mmfd. ceramic +26 7a thru C7¢ = .02 mfd., 400 volt, +20% C8, Cea- .05 mfd., 400 voit +208 9 thru Coc - 8 mfd., 350 v. elect. +20% Clo, Cloa ~ .005 mfa. mica, +20% Ci thru Clic = .05 mfd., 200 v. +20% C12 = 20 mmfd. tubular ceramic +20% RI, Ric ~ 20 KA 1/2 watt, 420% R2, R2a- 5K SL1/2 watt, 420% R3 - 1300 1/2 watt, +5% R4 thru R4b ~ 30.0 1/2 watt, +5% R5 - 510 1/2 watt, +20% R6 thru R6d — 1,5 KM 1/2 watt, +208 R7 thru R7b ~ 33.0. 1/2 watt, $5% RB = 220 K.2 | watt, 420% Rea - 220 KQ 1/2 watt, +20% RO ~ 43 K1 1/2 watt, +208 RIO thru RIOf ~ 100 KM 1/2 watt, 420% Rit, Rila = 800 KD 1/2 watt, +16 R12, Riza - 270 KO. 1/2 watt, £20% RIS thru RI3b - 270M. 1/2 watt, +5% Rig, Rida - 2K 2 watt, +208 RIS, RiSa ~ 500 KM 1/2 watt, +208 RIG - 3 2 watt, 420% S6 - Mazda S6 lamp Pl - 125 moided potentiometer P2-S2 - 30 KM molded potentiometer P3 - 30 KAmolded potentiometer P4, Pha — 3 KOLw.w. potentiometer L5, L5a - 8H., 40 MA. reactor 1 1 1 u. r | t t t 1 I ' i 1 1 ' ' 1 4: Z a g 4 a Qa ia a a 2 e g e a Q = foe) 3 ha 3 Tar ononeciove | anmon TOSZ6 cy nih "vin sovir0n avi “sng OL Swaimaaa nova caunsyan vouon azwo0s| 2975 Models UGF-241, -242, WGFU-241, -242 SONORA RADIOMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS “Bruro”aoov aaa] oud seov 2% 200 uro sow 84204 GENERAL DATA. Tho alignment of this receiver requires the use of ost oscillator that will cover the frequenctea of 455, 600, 1400 and 1720 KC end an cutput meter to be connected creas the primary or secondary of the output transformer. I possible, oll oligamente should be made with the volume contrel on maximum and the teat cecllaior output a low ot possible to prevent the AVC from operating cnd giving false readinos CORRECT ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE. Tho Intermediate froquency (UE) stages should be aligned properly ax the first stop. After the LF. transformers hove been properly adjusted and recked, the Ibreadeast band should be adjusted. LP, ALIGNMENT. Remove the chassis and loop antenna from the ‘cabinet ond set them up on the bench so that they occupy exactly ‘he eame reepacive peaitions on tho bench os they did in the ‘cabinet. Care should be token to have no tron or other metal neat the leep. Do not make this setup on « metal bench, With the gang SONORA RADIO Models WA-245, -244 WAU-243, -244 Sonora ‘condenser set ct minimum, adjust the test ceclatr to 455 KC ond connect the eutput to te grid of the first detector tube (12547) through « .05 or mid. condenser. The grou on the test osclkator should be connected to the ground buss, indicated on the clrult iogram. Align cil thee LF. winners to peak or maximum reading on the output meter, BROADCAST BAND ALIGNMENT. Connect the tect cectllator io the ‘antenna of the set through « 100 mmf. (0001) condenser. With the ‘gang condenser set at minimum capacity, sot the test ovellator at 1720 KC, and odjust the cecllator (or 1720 KC trimmer) on gang ccondencer. Next—sot tho test eacllar at 1400 KC, and tune in the signal on the gang condenser. Adjust the antenna trimmer (or 1400, KC trimmes) for maximum elgnal. Noxt set the eat ceilator at 600 KC, ond tuno in elgncl on condenser to check alignment of colle,6b2~ CEZ-NGM ‘642-0M soe aa ‘eez-am s1300W oor TTF... | QldVa VYONOS Du SSh 3 anaino oreay sao10 waLu3ANoo vAE ssi sul : 9 a 2 3 a fl B 4 E a g ¢ Q 5 a da Q : B : 3 $ 7 *(eaTaRTOGT f oF 1 auopuDTeds WAI) “EPR E WOT RSIS TOIT) | au cost | ox ost | steed sora onosr | owe * Pas uw surt doqs pawy 45eT mem O4UTOT TTP 408) tombs | cu » nee wean ie 2 % 3 ; &. @ : : § 5 i a 4LoLo0szi LoLyusei LoLvsZzi any asi-39'¥ 130 a4 aes ‘0 ¥ 130 28steyeuR Toa 4TOA ted seyO COO‘oe WHT pemnsesu oq 3OMNED ae SYTOA ‘Ory SenetTeeT x saojom.Ton odf4 soTZTIOOL TT oped SoFTOA OY TTY “To}emTOA 4ToA sed SMO GOO‘CE TTA oper ‘Syuonemsvou oq TTY “SATETT OTS UTITA UOTZOOTJep yeeqwets eat? TTT UOTW oTeOe : 999 OOO o | Trav-ler Radio Corp. Phonograph Models 7014 and 7015 are similar to Model 7000 described on page 154 of Volume 6, 1946 Diagram Manual. TRAV-LER RADIO CORP. Model 5028 Eveready 67% vit. #467 Burgess 67% vit. #XX45 lanai Vena zy General 67% vit. #W45A\ Ray-O-Vac 67% vit. #4967 | 172 ea ae aes 2822! Sa], [ec aceno aot I.P. 455 KC.MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS TT oeuro S5LeGT 94 Models R-1256, R-1237, R-1238 United Motors # Delco Radio + CHASSIS GROUND ' + B-GROUND | Y) ay b-07 kis g R Models R-1236 and R-1237MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS UNITED MOTORS SERVICE DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION Buiok Models 980744 and 980745 For diagram see page 175. PUSH BUTTON SET-UP Release holding spring in bottom of button, pull button off. Loosen re-set screw and push in until it bottoms. Tune in desired station while holding in re-set serew. Release and tighten screw. Replace Sutton. ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE Volume Control Maximum. Signal Generator output minimum for satisfactory courput indiacion. \ MODEL. 980744 Series Condenser] Signal] Adjust oF Tune Receiver Generatoc | Screws Dummy Antenna | a To In Order 0.4 Mid ‘SAT Pin #8__| No Broadcast Sig. ABCD %000060 Mfd. | Antenna Connector | Extreme li, Freq wisKC | “EFG End of Dial ###,000060 Mfd. | Antenna Connector | Signal Generator | _1430KC | _*#J K Before making his edjunment cuen core screws J,K, H by Meare of a bakalie screwdriver, so dar the rear end of he ores are 12" from the rear of the coll form, "The purpose of wie atjusimane ie oe the cores at che correc Song peste with repect eo she winding. ‘scores Jand Kare adjemed by menna of a balale screwdriver through the rear end of the cols. There must not be tay metal tn pare of scvewdsvee inverted nthe cal steshould ihe necruaty to calibrate the inter aftr this adjustment, ene signal generator tw 1300 KC and she re- certo the unval” Lacaen dil cord alley set screws and adjute poiner'te 1500 KC. Tighten nt scsi -Adjuas tsinmer G to match ent antenna (at approx, 1400 KC) when redio i installed, at LE TRANS. 2nd LF. TRAI -CAEEN TO 6SAT PIN,MANUAL OF 1948 ‘CHASSIS VIEW ~~ United Motons e° Buick Models- 980744, 980745 See page 174 for more date ar POWER TRANSFORMERMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS WARWICK MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Model C110 [a4 Position —Gonerator Dummy. of Frequncy Ant Variable os Adjustment Function nully open 7 Tapat TF Fully open 55 KE 12 Outpat TF. Fully open Wa5-KC ter Cis Osellak Tune in signal 1500 KC from generator + Connect ground lead ef signal 9¢ chaseia ** Con the loop. mnerator to inect ground lead of signal generator to terminal marked “G” on the back ofBYLIO 8 L¥LIO STON” -anvawoo saan ouny Maa cop a BE *UOTABMIOTUT LOuZINT f ‘aneyao> ; 20s ELT efed cog t ; Biss é o 5 a 2 Q 3 a a a a a a z fi B te 9 Bs Q 9 a 3 fe 3 z 4MANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENT—The core tuning bar (see ilystra- tion vf ison cores) and dial pointer must be adjusted mechani- Cally before any electrical alignment is attempted. Rotate the ‘manual. tuning control undl the core bar is farthest from the Coils 'For proper adjustment the bat should be approximately 1732 of an ‘inch from the «wo rod guide angles ‘With the core bar in this position, adjust the dial pointer to coincide ‘with 1600 ke on the dial scale. Rotate the cores of each of the three broadeast coils (see illus- cation) neil the end of the coll is 1-5/32" from the end of the Tar Term Rotate the three mc cores until his dimension is Scivie" for these coils. After these adjustments have been made, the unit can be aligned electrically. BAND SWITCH Ps SETTING Frequency | GonPné Broaden ais | ke Lf ‘SIGNAL GENERATOR | Connection to Radio Grid (pin 8) MODELS D1747 & D1748 Continued from page 177 ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT=To align the set make the follow {ng preliminary adjustmene: Set the tone. control. for treble fone? set the volume contol at maximum; connect che ground pos ‘of he signal generator co the radio chassis; connect the Dinput miter across a 32-ohm output load; and allow the CREE snd sig gener co warm op for sever mints ign the set according 0. de sequence. given in the. char ‘Tue indicated dummy antenna ts to be connected in series be: {ween the signal genceator output fead and the receiver. Adjust sess fon maximum our dace the Input as needed To cep the output neat 13 volts Tpcations of all arimmers and coils ate shown elsewhere in this manual, After adjustment, seal the coil cores with col iodion or « similar substance (do not ase cement). ADJUST TO MAXIMUM OUTPUT (in order shown) | pIaL POINTER SETTING ‘Trimmers on output hed and input {Fens 1600 ke 200 mmé | Broadcast 1400 ke | cof converter (6SA7) Antenna lead ‘Antenna lead BC Orc, sriewmer C15 BCR. F. trimmer C8 BC Ane tcimmer C2 Rotate cores_ of BCR. F.coil T7 and BC Ant, coil Th 200 mmf | 31 Meter 9.6 me 400 ohms 49 Meer Ga me 400 ohms ‘Antenna lead Antenna lead ‘9-me Ose, trimmer C14 ‘9'me RF. trimmer CO 9'me Ant. trimmer C3 (6 me Ose, coll TH 25 Meter 400 ohms Antenna lead 19: Meter Antenna lead Coils and Trimmers 45 me Ant. coil TS © EE ARETE aie Saas” eeiiet comer De Banat —— ee @® LOOSEN ser SeREW On PuLeE © Ewe ULE a aoa Me Tm Pwtey Replacement of Drive Cord: 8 a a 2 FI Qa i a i mi a % i) B te 9 Es a 8 = oO - a 2 te 6 a 5 4 BTLe-d ‘ogee-d “HZ9s-d BTOPON OANY UAEgsOM uaWvads rr a vee. anvima — dnvTMo Enos an] 9 y 108Zs€ cL th A arses yaya fay evsen \Gi a x, cnniy Angino 199se erses “13055 Lyset sar sarMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS / TRUETONE MODEL D-2634 ALIGNMENT-Sets are properly aligned at the factory ‘with precision equipment and the adjustments should pot be disturbed unless a coil, tuning condenser or IF fransformer has to be replaced or the set has been subject 10 damage or tampering. Alignment should only be done with the oid of an accurate signal generator and output indicating instrument. TO PROPERLY ALIGN—Remove chassis from cabinet, and align I. F. Transformers in the conventional man- tha Signal Generator adjusted to 455 KC, con- 'd to the grid of the 6SA7 through a .1 Mfd. condenser, with the tuning condenser set at minimum capacity. To align tuning condenser, carefully ploce loop in normal relation to chassis, connect Signal Generator to antenna clip through a .0001 Mfd. condenser. Adjust oscillator trimmer condenser (located (on left top) to 1620 KC with tuning condenser at minimum capacity (complete out of mesh). The antenna ond R. F. sections ore trimmed at 1400 KC. Antenna trimmor is top right; R. F. trimmer is below ot right. Dial pointer may be adjusted to scale by slipping pointer coupling on dial cord. i © % 6 tT ot (he, ena cote aitMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OFTEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS WILCOX. GAY merece faa Wrenn Models 6B45B - 6B45M - 6B45War owndwo 08 IDM ONOH 4006 yo10n SPLS-d TOPOK ANOLEOUL Oqny WIe960m : o g A Q Qa a a fa i a Ble ai BE ty 9 E a o = $ a a te 6 2 j: o = Q i Z a ia a ia fa 4 Z rs] B ta Q Ee a 9 2 a vz oo 2 fe 3 4 t€I-H TAGOW osnoy NOISIAR TIL g o1lava UTISIAA DuSGy:AONSNOSUd SIVIOSWUSINI noe ah * T ny nh [ee aad wainlog apd oSswans Zz ‘ontugs NOISNaL RADIO DIAGRAMS E: aerl-H TACOW| amo venoybangea ~ TELEVISION tinghouse RADIO a a ii Ee fe 9 B a Q = g a 2 ty 5 4 a g 184eon a 6B Of. Ue ano was 503 iancvomusam “OBKONBY nn " aAVaes 2 ME 02 F NMONS_S¥ 30 a7NOKS SBOVEIOA OAV STON LI 3OVLTOA 3NIT=UGLBN SION Wad SMHO OOO'OR Y ONIEN 3AAVOIN NORNOD Wows GRUNSYIN SIOEITOA THY 1 -240N anva ova +6 ‘Wamoa-avoo 960° aenowowsszn. io59 use ‘Tousnoo annr0% RO WOLINS ts DRIVE MECHANISM T *OM SOF *a*T Model H-157 Westinghouse Electric : o s a Q 3 a a a ia] ta a a fa B ty 9 eB a Q = a + o 2 te 3 4 ei g¥BLYBANOD ov : < A 2 3 af i a a i a Z ii FE ty 9 E Qa Q = 2 o g te 5 g ISDS “ON SISSWHD 9E0DS 1ZGd0OWZor sissVH> oogezL 1aqow NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS ‘avd ONC Lal o z i i 9 EB a ° = ao * g im ° :vSOv ‘ON SISSWHD S0v0xv-OvVONY STAGOW *(8q8p queumtTe a0J BET OFed oes) *daog ofpey uqTuez any umd : 5 s a ° g 3 Qa a a i id 4 a td B ty 9 eB a Q = ao + o 2 bas 3 4 eq gMANUAL OF 1948 MOST-OF TEN-NEEDED RADIO DIAGRAMS Zenith Radio Corp. Schematic on page 168 MODELS 4K040-4K040G CHASSIS No. 4€54 om. @ Oorose, ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE ea) a eae OEE. are Bit ros 8. osc. sue. Les anr. bar ‘smTone ‘VOLUME CONTROL. 1400Ke. OPERATION CONNECT DUMMY | INPUT SIG. osc. TO ANT, FREQUENCY SET DIAL AT TRIMMERS Converter Grid «5 Mfd.| 455 Ke. 600 Ke. 0-11,0-12, 0-13,0-14 Ant .-Gnd. ohms: 18 Me. 18 Me. c-5 Ant .-Gnd. ohms | 400 ohms Rock Gang 18 Me. C-3 Ant.-Gnd. Mmf.| 1600 Ke. 1600 Ke, Ant .-Gnd. Mmf. [1400 Ke. THOO Ke. Ant.-Gnd. Mmf . 600 Ke. Rock Gang 600 Ke. Zenith Radio Corp. Chassis 110212 shown in circuit diagrams below. 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