| CPT 2138 eat ol LK) CPT 2808 \O 7\ | PAL-SYSTEM G7P CHASSIS MKII LAU HIUN: Before servicing this chassis, itis important that the service technician read the "Safety Precaution” and "Product Safety Notices” in this service manual. CPT 2508 CPT 2808 CPT 2138 CPT 2538 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS TV standard 6254ine single standard Programme Selectors Channel upidown buttons (Channel coverage UHF channels 21-68 ‘with 30 programme remote contro! ‘Acta input impedance 75.ohm unbalanced Speakers 8x 12cm B ohms Intermeciate frequencies Sound Output 2x5 waits LE Luminance 385.MHz Power consumption... CPT2138.....69W CPT2536....105W LE Sound 335 MHz CPT2508..... 105W approx CPT208.....}O7W approx LF Chrominance 3507 MHz FM. Sound 60 MHz Dimensions Colour subcarrier 443 MHz CPT2138 CPT2S38 CPT2508 CPT2608 Focusing Electro static Width = 662mm = 730mm =— 582mm 642mm Mains voltage 240V-SOH2 Height 454mm = 522mm 522mm S658mm Fuse TR5A Depth 492mm = 445mm 450mm 481mm Picture tubes ASTEBVI2XD1 ASSEAKOTXO1 Weight —25igs_S2kgs kgs S7kgs ABBEAKS1X01 Approx. approx. apPFOX —_AppIEX OCTOBER 1988SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WARNING: The following precautions should be observed. 1. Do not install, remove, or handle the picture tube in any ‘manner unless shatter proof goggles are worn. People not equipped should keepaway while picture tubes are handled. Keep the picture tube away from the body while handling 2. When service is required, an isolation transformer should be inserted between power line and the receiver before any service Is performed on the chassis. 3. When replacing chassis in the cabinet, ensure all the protective devices are put back in place, such as barriers, ‘non-metalc knobs, adjustments and compartment cover Or shields, isolation resistor-capacitor, oo. 4. When service is required, observe the original lead dressing. Extra precaution should be taken to assure correct lead dressing in the high voltage cicultry area. Particularly note R.G.B. lead dressing. Ensure they are dressed well away from the horizontal scan and FET circuitry 5. Always use the manufacturer's replacement component. ‘Always replace original spacers and. maintain lead lengths. Especially ccal components ar indicated thus ‘Zs on the pars list and should not be replaced by other ‘makes. Furthermore where a shor circut has occurred, replace those components that indicate evidence of overheating 6. Betore retuming a serviced receiver othe customer, the service technician must thoroughly test the unit 10 be Certain that tis completely safe to operate without danger of electric shock, and be sure that no protective device built into the instrument by the manufacturer has become defective, or inadvertently damaged during servicing Therefore, the folowing checks are recommenced forthe continued protection of the customers and service technicians. INSULATION Insulation resistance should not be less than 10M 9 at 500V OC between the mains poles and any accessible metal parts, ‘Also no flashover or breakdown should occur during the dielectric strength test applying 3kV AC or 4.25kV DC for two seconds between the main poles and accessible metal parts. PARKING POSITION CPT 25/2808 1. Remove cabinet back, then unscrew chassis from the cabinet by removing the two screws holding the chassis, moulding to the cabinet moulding. 2, Remove scan coil plug leads, and degaussing plug leads, from the cable tie around degaussing coils. ‘3. Next remove focus lead, screen lead, and C.R.T. braiding earth lead, from cable tie around scan plug leads, close to CAT. base, 4. Insert one of the screws removed from the chassis ‘moulding into the top bracket on the right hand side of the cabinet, (see diagram) and tighten slightly. Note: On the larger models e.g. CPT2808, use the bracket second ‘rom the top. 5. Remove the mains lead clamp retainer from the cabinet, then lift the chassis through $0 degrees, slotting the moulding onto the screw. Tighten the screw fully to ensure stability. 7. When service completed, unscrew the chassis moulding and return the chassis to the cabinet, ensuring that all leads are correctly dressed, and returned to their respective cable ties. Note: For Parking position of CPT 21/2538 madalecnrynane 2. HIGH VOLTAGE High voltage should always be kept at rated value of the chassis and no higher. Operating at higher voltage may ‘cause a failure of the picture tube or high voltage supply and, also, under certain circumstances could produce X-radiation ‘moderately in excess of design levels. The high voltage must ‘ot, under any circumstances, exceed 27kV on the chassis. X-RADIATION ‘TUBES: The primary source of X-radiation in this receiver is the picture tube. The tube utilised for the above mentioned function in this chassis is specially constructed to limit Xradiation. For continued X-radiation protection, replace tube with the same type as the original HITACHI approved type. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE ‘Many electrical and mechanical parts in HITACH] television receivers have special safety related characteristics. These characteristics are often not evident from visual inspection hor can the protection afforded by them necessarily be ‘obtained by using replacement components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts which have these ‘special safety characteristics are identified by marking with a A\on the schematics and replacement parts list in this Service Manual. ‘The use of a substitute replacement component which does Not have the same safety characteristics as the HITACHI recommended replacement one, shown in the parts list in this Service Manual, may create electric shock, fire, X- radiation, or other hazards. Product Safety is continuously under review and new instructions are issued from time to time. For the latest information, always consult the current HITACHI Service Manual. A subscription to, or additional copies of HITACHI ‘Service Manuals, may be obtained at a nominal charge from your HITACHI SALES CORPORATION, TUBE DISCHARGE ‘The line output stage can develop voltages in excess of 25K V; if the E-H.T. cap is required to be removed, discharge the anode cap to chassis via a high value resistor, prior to its removal from the tube. SCREW, chassis, 10 BRACKET —~] Chassis, MOULOINGG7P MK2 DESCRIPTION This chassis has a power supply and time base circuit virtually identical to the MK1 chassis. The main changes to the signal board are a new control IC, type HD401304, and ‘a new switching IC, type HA11508. There is also additional circuitry, i.e. 0401-0404, added to the sound stages to ‘create a surround sound effect. IC101 type HD401304, is a microprocessor which controls all the analogue levels, gives an on-screen display output, ‘controls the tuning voltage, processes commands from the remote control handset, enables teletext operation and programme selection. ‘A 4NMHz oscillator consisting of X101, C108, C109, is applied to pins 2 and 3 to control all the IC modes of operation. From switch on the IC must be brought out of its standby Condition and reset to intialise start values. When the mains switch is operated, a transient switch comes into circuit briefly and applies +5 volts to pin 11 of IC101. This operates an internal flip flop circuit, which will then output a low from pin 13. This low is applied via F121 to the base of Q905 on the power supply and time base circuit, causing Q905 to become non conducting. Q904 will thus become operational ‘and supplies + 12V to power the horizonal stages of IC70". In this manner E.H.T. is generated, and the receiver will become fully operational, Q101 stage resets the intial start levels of IC101. As the +5V rises from switch on, C114 will charge and appiies a voltage to the base of Q101 via A110, turning it on. This will pull pin 41 of IC101 low, thus causing the IC to reset. Once C114 has charged, the voltage to Q101 base is removed and it will become’ non conducting, thus releasing the reset condition of the IC. During the search tuning routine, the mark/space ratio output {rom pin 42 changes, and is applied to Q102 base via F133. ‘The collector voltage will be chopped as the transistor turns off and on, with the resultant average voltage being intergrated and filtered by R135/C122, R136/C123. This voltage is applied to the VT terminal of the tuner as the variable tuning voltage. Once a signal is obtained, it is applied to Q107 base via 201 and A143. 107 stage ‘creates a sync. pulse and applies it to IC101 pin 8. Itis the presence of this sync. pulse that indicates to the IC that a signal has been located. AF.C. tracking is performed on this chassis to ensure ‘accurate tuning. During the tuning procedure, pin 29 of IC101 will give a high output which is applied to’ Q103 base via F116. This will turn the transistor on, pulling 0101 cathode low, thus bringing ZD102 into circuit, Q103 conducting causes Q104 to turn on, and this will supply a voltage via R115 to ZD102 which is limited to approximately 7V by 2D102/0101. This voltage is applied to the VT terminal of the tuner via the network R204-7, R201-03, and enables accurate tuning to be achieved. Once the tuning is set the high output at pin 29 is removed, thus turning off Q103 and Q104, Should the tuning voltage drift, a corrective voltage is fed from IC201 pin 5 and applied to the VT terminal of the tuner via the resistor network described previously. This swinging corrective voltage ensures a stabilized tuning voltage is maintained. If [C101 receives commands to alter contrast, colour, brightness or volume, it will result in changes to the outputs of pins 33, 34, 35 or 36. The changes in contrast, colour, ‘and brightness levels, are passed to the relevant pins of 1C501 as the controling voltages. The change in volume level is passed on to the base of Q105 via R129. This will either ‘cause the transistor to conduct more or jess, resulting in.a collector voltage change which is applied to pin 12 of [C402 via 1131 and F2108. itis this changing voltage which controls, the gain of IC402 and therefore the volume level. ‘The on-screen display outputs are made available from pins. 17 and 18. The position of the display on the screen is determined by the oscillator components C106/R158 on pin 20, and by the horizontal and vertical inputs at pins 14 and 16. The red and green outputs from pins 17 and 18 are applied to the bases of Q108 and 109 emitter followers, then input via 141/022, R142/C821 to pins 12 and 14 of IC501. Whenever the red and green signals are made available from pins 17 and 18 of C101, pin 19 will apply a low to Q106 base via R157. The transistor wil then turn off, ‘and a high voltage is applied to IC501 pin 9 via R160, R175, In this manner, a portion of the screen is blanked off by the voltage on pin 9 of IC501, and the red and green on-screen display signals are inserted into that position. ‘The sound stages consisting of IC401 type TBA120U, IC402 type ANS836 and IC403 type LA4270 are similar in operation to the G7P MK1. The audio signal from pin 12 of IC401 is input to pins 14 and 17 of IC301, then ouput from pins 15 and 16, The two signals are then applied to pins 6 and 9 of IG402 via R451/C407, R452/C408 for further processing and amplification. The cutput signals from pins 15 and 16 ‘of 1C301 are also applied to the bases of Q401/0402 to create a surround effect. When the surround button on the handset is pressed, IC101 will give a high output from pin 9. This is applied to Q404 base via R122 and will turn the transistor on. Q403 (which is the bias contro!) will then operate, thus turning on the differential amplifiers Q401, 0402, The ouputs at the collectors of Q401, 0402, will then be added to the original sound signals via C436, C437 to create a surround effect output from the speakers, N.B. The surround sound function will only operate when “TRUE” stereo signals are being received, e.g, input from a stereo video/disc player via the 21 pin peri socket. When IC101 receives the standby command, the internal tip flop will output a high from pin 13. This is applied via R121 to the base of Q905, turning it on and pulling the base of (2904 low. This will result in the + 12V supply to IC701 being removed, and therefore the E.H.T. circuits will cease 10 operate, ‘hence placing the receiver into it's standby condition, 1C301, type HA 11508, consists of an array of switches which will pass the audio and video signals trom the TV or auxillary equipment, to the output stages for further amplification and processing. In the TV mode for example, the vision signal from Q20i emitter is input to pin 7 of IC301, then emerges at pin 9 and is applied to the base of emitter follower Q302. From there the chrominance and luminance components are extracted and applied to pins 4 and 8 of IC501. In the auxillary mode the state of the internal switches changes, land the vision signal fram pin 20 of EXT1 socket is applied to pin 3 of IC301, then output at pin 9 for further processing as described previously. in this auxillary mode the audio signals are fed from EXT1 pins 2 and 6, then input to pins. 19 and 18 of IC301. The audio signals emerge from pins 15 and 16, from where they are applied to the sound output stages of IC402, 1C403. When equipment supplying RGB data insertion is used. a high output is applied to D301 cathode trom pin 16 of EXT? 10301 will then become non conducting, causing the base voltage of emitter follower 304 to rise via R338. This rise is then applied to pin 9 of IC501 via R532. This operates the internal data switch, which prevents the luminance and cchrominance signals of the IC from reaching the RGB output stages. RGB data insertion s then input topins 12, 14, and 46 of IC501 from pins 15, 11 and 17 of EXT1, then output to the CRT base from pins 13, 15 and 17 of the IC. ‘There are two switching control voltages applied to this IC, and both originate from IC101 at pins 27 and 28. In the TV ‘mode of operation both voltages are high, but when the VTR. button on the handset is pressed, pin 28 of [C101 will go low, and this is applied to pin 8 of IC301 thereby changing the mode of the internal switches to accept inputs from EXT socket. ‘An extra 21 pin socket can be added in future it deemed necessary. I used, a high voltage from EXT2 socket will be applied to pin 7 of iC101, and this will result in pin 27 going low. This low will then be applied to pin 4 of IC301, changing the mode of the internal switches to pass inputs from EXT2 socket to the audio and video output stages.TELETEXT CIRCUITTELETEXT PCB PRINT SIDETELETEXT COMPONENT SIDEPOWER AND DEFLECTION CIRCUIT CPT 2538 CPT 2508. CPT 2808 : venue BeEFLECTION CIRCUIT 2508, CPT 2808POWER AND DEFLECTION CIRCUIT CPT2138, EVOLTAGE TABLES Voltages taken on colour bar pattern using 20k ohms/volt meter. 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HANDSET CIRCUIT 10PRESENTATION PARTS A cat. for CPT2138 type ASIEBV12 X01 ... CPT2508/2538 type ASSEAKO1 X01 CPT2808 type ABGEAKS1 X01 Cabinet assembly complete .. 154008 ven. T159003 7170002 oprzi38, 4304470 cpT2598 xataia1 CPT2508 xarai71 cpT2808 xataie1 AX Cabinet back CPT2188 enn x240081 CPT2538 * xe51941 GPT2508 261981 cPT2608 * x261991 Control door GPT 2112838 only 48701043 Extension speaker (right hand) CPT25/2808 only eee ae 18304360 Extension speaker (left hand) CPT25/2608 only ener a 18304370 Knob for ON/OFF switch CPT21/2538 only seesoe1 ZX Mains lead 846563 Operating Guide CPT21/2538 ... x830556 cpT25/2808, ” X830553 Remote control handset... J2970541 Remote control window (cabinet) CPT21/2598 420664 TLV. stand assembly CPT2138 .... 1. X711001 2. xr11002 CPT2538 CP T2508 ‘4304300 cPT2808 ‘4304340 MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS AX Degaussing Coil cPT2138 7 2163022 CPT2598a/CPT2508 2165351, CPT2808 nn J2165952 Ee46598 ya721292 “"¥2720221 Extension speaker leads CPT25/28068 .. AX Fuse Type T2.5A (F901) Fuse holding clips J2671951 J2639081 J2692503 £82697 ‘J2412652 Headphone socket... Key switch unit incl. VOL. Ui ZX ONIOFF Switch 21 pin per socket .. Speakers CPT21/2538 ZX TH901 (thermistor) . Tuner type U743 .. buttons J234082t 710021SIGNAL AND CONTROL PCB PRINT SIDE 12PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Components marked with a A\ have special characteristics important to safety. Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE of this service manual. Don’t degrade the safety of the receiver through improper servicing, = RESISTOR | ABBREVIATION oF | Carbon Fr Mo | Mol Oxce Fe Fasoie am ve Varatie Conta Me Mesa Fin ww Vr Wun NOTE: Some of the parts in the following tables will have different values on the large screen chassis compared to the small screen chassis. These changes are highlighted in the following manner:= * = CPT21¢8 ** = CPT2508, CPT2808, CPT2538. 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Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE of this service manual. Don’t degrade the safety of the receiver through improper servicing. Ret No. | PartNo. | Value | Type | Tolt6 | Voltage Ret No. | Pan No. | value | Type | Tot | votage sor | vozsee0o | zon [re | 10 | a0 cae | vcszoran [wo [et a Gi | Yammer | i200 | pe | 10 | 20 ace |domss | aa | c | 5 | a0 Gra | vecwons «| one | pe | io | too Gra | Yorsses | aro | EL 38 c2ror- craoaus | roo | et 6 Gis | woeseon | rv |e 3 Gere | currs | 4m | weo | 0 | 63 Gre | woeszoren | ug | EL Ey Garor | sozsssoon | arp | “| 10 | 00 Grr | wasoars” | 20 | ex 250 Gime | cee | oe | ¢ | | a série | Yearease | toon | pF | so | 100 Geico | cecesce | emp | c¢ | 1 | 20 wre | Yooagaas | tom | pr | to | 200 Gao | cee | ep | ¢ | 2 | ico sera | Sogszsrer | us’ | ev so Gen [ons | is | ¢ | | a “eres | oonsaze™ | soon | pF | 10 | 200 Gere | cwsee | amp | ¢ | 2 | ico reo | Yoosomien | tom. | EL "6 Gia | ctor | tom | c¢ | wo | 2 Ghar | Joaszaion | toou | ev 63 Gaia | cass | gam | pF | wo | a sehen | Sooszszan | toos | EL "0 eis | cieoss | “tuo |e 50 verso | Uooeesoon | 22 | cc | 1 | 500 Gere | cisce7? | wn | c | w | 2 Gere | iooweasen | So | ¢ | 5 | ca |czmee | zm | ¢ | 2 | too Cats | lozseassn | go> | c | 5 | 0 cans [cores | 2m | ¢ | 2 | 100 Gare | ozwsasan | go | ¢ | 5 | cae [crs | top | ¢ | 2 | 10 Ger |icouars | 20 | c | wo | 20 ear [ci | tp | ¢ | 2 | 100 ceot | Yeroos2a | toon | er | io | 250 Graze | zie | zo | ¢ | 2 | 10 ews | ozs | on | c | wo | is Gaies [caaee | Bo | ¢ | 2 | 100 Bessa | ozs | on | c | wo | is Gees [Gara | So | ¢ | 2 | 10 Gaia | cassis | sam | po | io | a coco | vozseeeo | tsou | ev 00 eaiae | Cisae7? | tom | “co | wo | 2s Gero | Yoasasasa | sau | aL “0 Ger | cura | aur |e & Geri | woawssezn | gap | c | 5 | so Ge | ciseerr | 1m | ‘| wo | 2 Gz |ezeine | oe | c | io | so Goi | czzze09 | zm | 6 | 10 | io Gis |ozion | nr | cc | io | so Gaim |coime | mp | ¢ | 2 | 10 Gora | Yoaszarsa | aie | aL 50 cain | come | am | ¢ | 2 | 10 Gers | Yorsesean | too | EL 50 Gx |e | tom | ¢ | wo | 2 Gre | oosaoeen | So | aL 2 Gaim | cieosss | uo | a Ger | seaseorra | ur | ee 50 Gaie | crave | ico | ¢ | 2 | too Ge ooze | ow | c | wo | so cars | ciaee | too | ¢ | 2 | 100 coro | Yoowso | ay | oc | 10 | to Gere | ciectee | too | & | 2 | 0 Gee | icasage | soy | et 2 Giisr | Geos | zm | ¢ | io | too sz: | Yozszoes | t000u | EL 2 Gas | cise | tom | & | w] a a2 | Joaszeer | aro | et 3 Ger30 | creoms | tom. | ‘6 ees | Joas2660 |] tooou | L ‘6 Gera | sozseasia | rou | EL to Gece | crroess| | “tou” | ev 8 Gast | ciscerr | toon | cc | wo | 25 Gear | soaszos0 | rooos | ie Gao | cress | too. |e te Gece | ioeeseo | ‘mre’ | cc | 10 | 0 Cetaa_| Ezaroo | 3400 TRNMER 17PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Components marked wit Before replacing any of these components, read car ith a A\ have special chare refully the PRODUCT SAFE Bont degrade the safety of the receiver through improper servicing. acteristics important to safety. ‘TY NOTICE of this service manual. ane ea | oe ee [was | Soe ee [ime | Sus aa ze | ee, | ee ee | eae | ee | See | Bee ie | BRM | RSE vanes ge | ee | amar ae | ee | neat me | ioe | ger wer | own. | see ge | ieee | eae ge | ae | Eee ge | ae | eae sy | ee | See ae Slee joe sos | same | seas gw jee | eat |e | See a, [ieee | Beat oo [mare | es & |S2 | ss Se TBE. | Sec gy | veer | gene & | BS | se lee (oe ge | wus, | we oo ee wom | resis | Bes gee | tere | ie So jee | Sa se | ieee | Bas ge | fase | Se S| RES | BEE aon ge | dames | Ses Sve | Tee | ee au fee | Ee Bie | Tees, | Sse ge | eee | RS om | rage | pes ee | mee | Bs se | est | ae Rot. No. | Stack No. | Description “D701 weese | AGF “orn Teneo | ESA roe ‘esseeaat | Asot Bos Yenowom | A801 708 Jessowoim | ASOWZ oro? ‘egoeuntm | ASOT2 bree Jessa | ANOIZ eovce | Tsorass | Nee aor Tesveree | upiseLro ace ‘esssest | ANonz ees yessoaam | ASOIZ (508 yooress | Nene Boosos | agsuaim | Asorz aor esseootm | Fa a0 Jeszooom | RU2AM 0908 Teoseaou | AEB 09 ‘esaouernt | AS0:2 bara emazoorm | RUM ett yesssoom | RURM bere Yourose | INES ons Tesross inate perros | Tsstoss | Nee zor: sgers9 | sav ZENER 900 mv ive Ts2stes | v8 ZENER S00 mW zor azareoon | 12-689 zo201 Tessie | 6v@ ZENER 800 mv 2001 yegster | 13V ZENER 500 mv ‘ome qsesta | sv ZENER S00 mW Zeaovos | toasts! — | 13V ZENER $00 mit Zesovos | tssetet | 13V ZENER 500 mi seer? | qeseres | 13¥ ZENER S00 mw 2601 feseze | BaxroRTe “os Teesan | SzxTOERS “ora | Yosasaea | H2202 Zones | Yesssowam | Hz222. “ioros | venteom | 12689 zone Teostee | 91 ZENER $00 oll p90 tsoseat | ezxzaasve Zoos «| Yasmioman | Hz1201 206 Yessnra | 5vt ZENER $00 mW Jom | Tovezse | azxronte Zoe | Teaeaor | BZxraR5V COILS & TRANSFORMERS ea Jerzarerh 100. FILTER COM. {202 ‘Soizsees, | HIGH FREQUENCY COL. 203 Tibsest | High FReauency cou aoe Biazeeam | 3? ut aXAL COL 20s ‘Jergesaant | 1244 aXiAL Col oor Teroeasem | Yoou AMAL COL eo TBiasese” | Hoh FREQUENCY COL re GBzarera | Yoo ALTER COL 303 ‘lgonaane | T0uH XKAL COL (505 Yeraatog, | DELAY LINE MATCHING {S06 Teigearem | Sgur ARAL COW (sor ‘eroaseeht | 18uH ARIAL COL. {Soa Yetzesarm | 220K AXIAL COL “1650 Jeemsat | tur COL ur voreass | 47uH ALTER COL & CORE sUr03 TBigaoes | HORZ, PRICUSHION COL Uta Yeteiort—|UNeARY COL sUroe Yorzssue | Yau ALTER COU sure Yolosast | A7uH PLTER COIL & CORE sor veyearst | UNE RLTER {303 ‘eloeesam | Sur ARAL COW, re ‘jaoeee | Tob. ALTER CON. {aos Yeizzoes | StH FILTER COL (aio Uazorse. | 6u8H AXIAL COL Uaioe ‘erozesam | Sonus AXIAL COW (2i09. Berzeasam | Yoour AXIAL COWL, ro vyoseoze: | HOR DAVE TRANSFORMER arr Yasosots | FLYBACK TRANSFORNER larot7a2 Yea8013 | FLYBACK TRANSFORMER: acto: ueareusg | SWITCHING TRANSFORMER Jas"T00% TBaroeat | SWITCHING TRANSFORMER: T2101 iiiowo | CLOCK ADJUSTMENT 18PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Components marked with a Z\ have special characteristics important to safety. Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE of this service manual. Don't degrade the safety of the receiver through improper servicing, et. No. | Stock No. | Description CRYSTALS, FILTERS, DELAY LINES ete xiot vareaeri | «hte CERAMIC FILTER xs01 esieoe: | ease CRYSTAL x2101 esiao19 | one RESONATOR rato cesre020 | tae RESONATOR creo vyesootss | saw FLTER crave | satazess | ene CERAMIC TRAP 501 Jeeetas | LUMINANCE DELAY LINE couse | Laroiae | CHROMINANCE DELAY LINE ew seaze0s | exe Cesc FILTER PARKING POSITION CPT2138/2538 1. Remove cabinet back and unscrew the chassis from the ‘chassis guide runners of the cabinet. 2. Remove E.HTT. lead from plastic retaining clip at top right hand of CAT. ‘3, Remove the scan coil plugleads, and other leads, from the retaining clip near bottom centre of C.ALT. This enables the ‘chassis to be lifted through 90 degrees. 4, Release mains retaining clip from cabinet and slide the ‘chassis from runners, ting it 90 degrees tothe rightintoit's, Upright position RETAINING 5. Whilst supporting chassis in this position, feed the clear plastic parking strap between the chassis screw moulding and the heat sink of C901, twisting slightly upwards, sothat ‘one of the sawtooth pieces hook onto the lower edge of the chassis screw moulding. 6, After service is carried out, remove parking strap and return ‘chassis to plastic runners of cabinet, remembering to return all leads to their relevant retaining clips. 19ss . tee? yo ae et eee insect ey) POWER SUPPLY AND TIME BASE PCB PRINT SIDE7 weed | | a a ar caso cos a yes | “ fe con Ro rauercoresn wenn resoe.y CRT BASE PCB PRINT SIDE 2 i SIGNAL AND CONTROL CIRCUIT© HITACHI BULLETIN No.6 23 ECH PINE ‘MODELS : CPT2198, CPT2578, CPT2508, CPT2808 USING TELETEXT BOARD A519600 - ISSUE 4 ONLY SYMPTOM: No teletext reception on one or two channels. : CAUSE : Incorrect adjustment of M1 pulse due to poor = temperature stability of C2109. 2109 Variable Control 1, he wire link or resistor REMEDY : —aJ_In most_cases removing Vill restore the Mi pulse fitted in place of VR2107, | to its correct position. sty - Replace C2109 to an b]_If not, C2109 may be fa ility type, part number 820 pf high temperature sta ted capacitor which fits (822562. This is an elonga "eviously a round upright flat to the board and was p ceramic type. are experienced, fit a c] If further difficulties umber £311055 in circuit 4K7 variable control, part for text on all channels. reference VR2107 and adjust SERVICE C HEREDIA 3823/289