Dual 1249 May 1975 Edition Service Manual Dual Gebriider Steidinger - 7742 St. Georgen/SchwarzwaldFig. 1 Pick-up Connection Oiagran right channel left channel 0 we nt ti 8 vey a ae i let chanel sy H ) with phono plug | back 4 K white Rp ree) {yellow iif LT eick Cant chanel 1 ATL tt cnet Sa TEE ste iss rignt ena 1A nat han green | ' if, blue tilt 2 Contact plate at tonearm hes s | Tonenem nea [=== spring comacts netwoen i omen Li es, [nie PD Lo feces Q a inner ss of groove OQ Qy care sae ot rove i chanel fant caneContents Page Pick-up Connection Diagram 2 Specification 3 Motor and Drive a Replacement of Motor Pulley a Stroboscope 5 Pitch Control Nominal speed i atthe edge of the control range of the pitch control 6 Plattor doas not run whan unit is connected to power line and ttat switch operated 6 Platter does not reach required speed 6 Pick-up head not parallel to platter 6 Tonearm and Tonearm Bearing ? Antiskating Device 8 ‘Stylus skips Vertical tonearm movement shows resistance during set down 8 Tonearm Control 9 Cue Conteol Tonearm does not set down at the edge of the record 10 Tonearm does not set down on record after operating cue conttol 10 Tonoarm lowers onto record t00 quickly when cus control is operated io ‘Tonearm retuins to rest after manual st dovn immadiataly afer the patter arts to turn io 10 0 Short Cireviter n Continuous Play n Stopping n Record drop u Shutoff ord Change Cycle 2 Shutoft Mechanism 2 Platter remains stationary after automatic stdown of tonearm on record 2 Last record of stack Keeps repeating 2 Record da not drop 3 TTonearm is hindered in its horizontal motion during automatic operation 13 TTonearm moves with tracking force and anti-skating scale in O position 1 Dring automatic operation of tonearm disturbing noises are perceptible 3 No reproduction 13 Motor does not shut off when tonearm sets down on rest 13 ‘Acoustie foodback 3 Records do not drop with changer spindle in piace 3 Replacement parts with Exploded views 14-19 Lubrication Specification Current ‘AC 50 or 60 He, Changeable by changing matar pulley Line Voltage 110 ~ 130 V or 220 ~ 240 V, switchable Drive Dual 8-pole synchronous motor: Hat belt for Flywheel dive Power consumption ‘approx. 10 Watts ‘Starting Time {G0 reach nominal speed) approx. 2 seconds at 33 1/3 1pm Power consumption at220V,80 Hz" approx. 75mA atN7 V,60H2: approx. 140 mA Platter Speeds Non-magnetic, dynamically balanced, detachable, 1.3 kg, 305 mm @, total speed load of ive systom (Plater with tlywhee! driv} 2,1 keg Platter speeds 33 1/3 and 45 «pm, Automatic tonearm set down coupled with speed adjustment Pitch Control Variation ‘Adjustment range of approx. | semitone (approx. 6 %) st both platter speeds IMluminated strobe sensitivity for 2. 'bara/min at 50 eps speed deviation of 0.1 % 3.6 barslmin at 60 eps Speed Control ‘With illuminated stroboscope for platter speeds 33 1/2 and 45 rpm ‘Total Wow and Flutter According to DIN 45 507 (German Industry Standard) < +0.08 % Rumble Unwveightes >a2a3 {according to DIN 46 500) Weighted S e308 Toneerm Torsion-resistant tubular aluminum tonearm in four-point gimbal Effective Length of Tonearm 222mm Offset Angle (250 20° ‘Tangential Tracking Error 0.169/em Tonearm Bearing Friction Vertical ‘0.07 mN {0.007 p) {related to stylus tip) Horizontal <.0.16 mN [0.016 p) Stylus pressure from 0-30 mN (0-3 9) infinitely variable with 1 rN (1/10 9) eabeatone from 0. 75 dt (0 - 1.59) operable from 2.5 mN (0.25 g) stylus pressure up Cartridge Holder Fomovable, accepting any corridges with 1/2" mounting and @ weigh rom 4S ua Oy Adjustable Overhang Weight {including mounting hardware) 5mm ‘approx. 7.6 kg For dimensions and cutout refer to Installation Instructions dowenladed fra ww. vinylengine.com aFig. 2 Motor and Drive wo 1 36 Fig. 3 Fio. 4 10 ———@ N m m2 116 109 "4 7 Motor and Drive The turntable platter and the changing me chanism are driven by an eight-pole, syn= chronous motor suspended by redially loce~ ted elastic mounts and having @ very small stray magnetic field as uell as little vi- bration. The speed of the motor is a function of line voltage, temperature and load variations, Speed is dependent on and proportional to line frequency. The motor is adapted to 50 or 60 Hz pouer line frequencies by the correct choice of motor pulley. Pulley for 50 Hz Part. 234 453 Pulley for 60 Hz Part. 234 454 The drive ie Linked to a flyuheel rotor be- neath tho platter by a precision-ground belt (36). Uhen replacing the flet belt (36) be sure that the precision-ground surface of the belt (dull finish) closely contacts pulley (116) end the flyuheel rotor. Platter speeds of 33 1/3 and 45 rpm are ad= justed by linking the flat belt (36) to the Eorresponding step of the drive pulley (116) (Fig. 3). Corresponding to the actustien of the speed selector (13) the changeover lever is brought to the appropriate position of now minal speeds (33 or 45 rpm) vie lever (102) and spring lever. Uhen the unit is electri- cally shut off the changeover lever is blocked by locking bar (3), Consequently, the speed is only preselected. After suitching on the unit end turning the plat~ ter (34) the paul (8) disengages the changeover lever, thus guiding the flat belt to appropriate step of the pulley (116). Replacement of Motor Pulley 1, Remove flat belt (36) from motor pulley (118) toothed belt from toothed belt pul- dey Ir (105). 2. Disengage tension spring (114) at shield Gat). 3. Undo adjusting nut (110), 4, Pull-off the counter bearing sssenbly consisting of the counter bearing, toothed belt pulley I (112); etop disk (111) and toothed belt (109), Atention: Do not remove stop disk (111) from toothed belt pulley 1, For correct ad~ Justment of stop dick’ proceed as fol- Turn toothed belt pulley I (112) uith toothed belt (36) counterclockuise until it stops at the counter bearing (113). Then turn quarter to helf turn clockuise. Place stop disk (111) such that the nose () touches the stop as shoun in Fig. 4. 5. Loosen set screus (117) and remove motor pulley (116). 6, Place complete replacement motor pulley on motor axle, Remove conical sleeve. Se careful with the interior distance bush- ing. Adjust notor pulley vertically (see Fig. 1) and tighten set screus (117) uniformly, Place conical sleeve into the motor pulley (116). 7. Mount the complete bearing assembly, and attach flat belt (36), toothed belt’ (109) ‘and tension spring. Mount adjusting nut (110).8. Setting of nominal speed To bring stop disk into canter position turn adjustment knob correspondingly. (The nose of the stop disk should show to the motor pulley center). Adjust nominal speed by turning adjusting nut (110) counterclockwise thus the speed is reduced. When turning it clockwise the speed is increased. Stroboscope Accurate cating of the pletter speed 35.1/3 can be checkeo during play vith the aid of the stroboscope device. Uhen tha platter (34) is rotating at exact ly 33. 1/3 the lines of the stroboscope ap- pear to stand still. If the lines of the stroboscope move in the direction af rata~ tion of the platter, the platter speed is too high. If the lines move backwards, the platter is rotating more slouly than the nominal speed. Adjustment is carried out vith the "pitch" knob (11). The turntable pletter (34) io fitted uith stroboscope markings for 80 and 60 Hz, therefore @ re-arranging of the strobdscope ig not neceasary if Frequency changes. After removing the housing top (258) the glou lanp (260) can be changed. Trouble After suitching the unit on the glow lamp (250) of the stroboscope does not came on. Cause a) Glou lanp (260) defective b) Power supply interrupted Remedy a) Renou glow lamp (260). In the case of glou lamps vith red spot, ensure that the ted spot (anode) faces the C 1 capacitor. b) Check connections at pouer pack, checl components. Fig. 5 Motor field connection —_——260 262 263 Fig. 7 Stroboscope (wiring diagran) Fig. 8 Circuit board (output stages)Fig. 106 131 os 12111 0 16113 Trouble Cause Nominal speed is at Position of toothed the edge of the con- bait pulley inac- trol range of the curate, pitch control. Platter does not run a) Pouer supply to after the line volte motor intertupted ge cord of the unit b) Drive pulley has been plugged in- slackened to the receptacle and the mester operating suitch moved to "tart". Platter does not come a) Drive pulley is up to its required not correct for speed. local line fre= quency b) Slippage betueen Plat belt and drive pulley or betuaen flat belt and flywheel ro- ©) Excessive frice tion in motor bearing ar fly- wheel rotor bear ing assenbly Pitch Control The unit has 2 separately adjustable pitch control by which the tuo standard speeds 33 1/3 and 45 rom can be varied by ap- proximately 6 % (1 semitone). By turning the fine speed adjustment knob (11) the toothed belt (Fig. 7) thus moving the counter bearing (113) upuards or doun= Uards. The taper bush of the drive pulley (116) is designed to vary the diameter of the drive pulley (116) thus varying the no~ minal speed within the tolerance of + 3 %. Remedy By turning fine speed adjustment knob (11) move stop disk (111) to its center position (the dog of the stap disk should face the center of the drive pulley). Using adjusting nut (110) adjust for nominal speed. The hominal speed is increased by turning the adjusting nut (110) clockwise and decreased by turning the set screv counterclockvise. 2) Check connection at suitch plate and pouer supply plug. b) Retighten drive pulley 2) Renew drive pulley b) Clean Friction surfaces of flet belt drive pulley and flyuheel rotor. Reneu flat belt if necessary. Once the fly wheel rotor has been cleaned do not touch it with your fingers. ©) Clean and ofl bearings Trouble Pick-up head not parallel to platter. Cause The pick-up head has been moved aut of po- ition on the tonearm, tube during trensport. Remedy Remove platter. Using a screudriver slacken screu on the pick-up head through the hole provided for this purpose in the chassis, plate. After aligning the pick-up heed re- tighten screu (Fig. 10).Tonearm and Tonearm Bearing The Dual 1249 has @ feather-light, axtromely torsion-resistant all-metal tonearm which is suspended in a gimbal. Suspension is by means of 4 hardened and precision polished steel pointe which rest in precision ball bearings. Tonsarn bearing friction is thus reduced to a minimun. Bearing friction vertical 0,07 mv Bearing friction horizontal = 0,16 aN related to stylus point. fg 9 result, st ensures extremely favourable Pick-up conditions. The pickup head 18 re~ Rovable. Before adjusting the pick-up force to suit the built-in pick-up cartridge the toneara ie balanced with the scale set to 0. Coorse adjustment is cerried out by moving the counterweight (70) with stem, the sub- sequent fine agjustment by turning tho pre~ Set dick of the counterueight. The balan= Ge veight is deesgned so thet pick-up cart ridges vith a deadueioht of “4,5 — 10-9 can be balanced. ror the absorption of vibra ton and rapid. small shacks the counter Ueight is flexibly connected to its three ded sten. the piektup head is euiteble for accommo dating all pick-up certridges uhose type of mounting conforas uith the interne Sonal "standard 1/2 anch mounting and uhose deadueight does not exceed 10g. The track= ing foree Se adjusted by eusning the gradu= ated spring housing (78) and thus tensioning Gr feloazing the cod) epring mounted insides fhe scale hee markings Fron 0 =—30 nN (0 - 3 p) to define the renge of adjust- nent. An exact setting ie possible tron 2 = 15 mN (0,2 - 1,5 p) for the required tracking force of 7 all (Oy1 py for the Fange of setting of 15 = 30 wi (15 ~"3 p)y from 2,5 ali (0,25 p) to 2,5 ml (0,25 p). To change the tonearm complete with ton= cern susponsion ue reconmend preceeding se follous 0,007 0,015 1, Secure unit in repair jig and arrest tonearn, 2. Mlove unit inte heed position and unsol- der tonearm leeds. Remove main lever (194), 4. Unhings tension spring (239), Loosen lock uasher (245) and remove’ skating lever complete (243). Remove lock washer (188) and sliding yesher (187). Take off shut-off bar (182) trom segment. (240). Remove lock washer (251, unhinge tension spring (196). Turn setting sereu. (68) until pivot bearing (292) end slide bar (253) are released. Take off lock uvasher (259) and slide bar (253). 7. Remove machine scrou (220). Take off lock segment (240). 8. Loosen machine screw (231) and unhinge leaf apring (232) of lift pin (51). Place turnteble in normal position. Set adjusting curve (3) to position multi", turn freme (54) of Sonearm boar ing entincleckuise tall stop guages Rex note Concern uth bearing. (222) and curb washer (58) and To reinstall tonearm complete with bearing carry out mounting in reverse order. Attention: Don't forget to install compros- sion spring (61). To remove the tonearm from the bearing rack (72) the tracking force scale should firet be Set to zero position after unsoldering the tonearm leads. Remove counterweight (70). Turn both setscreus (74) into ton— sarm till stop gauge. Attention: Bayonet mounting! Push tonearm backuards and take it out of bearing rack (72). Assembly in reverse or- der. For adjusting the tonearm head, 2 hole is provided in the chassis to make thie pos- gible without first removing the tonearm (Fig. 10). Adjustment of Tonearm Bearing Both bearings must havo slight, just por ceptible play. Adjustment of the vertical bearing should only be carried out by means of the left mounting screw (grub screu 55), that of the horizontal bearing by means of grub screw (52). The horizontal tonearm Bearing to correctly, adjusted uhen at antiskating setting "0.5" (tonearm pre- Viously balanced exactiy) the tonearn Slides in without resistances igs 11 Tonearm bearing assenbly igs 12 Tonearm bearing assembly (view from underneath) 194Fig. 13 Anti-skating force a bl a Anti-skating force O-set ting. No compensation Of the skating force ta kes place asa result of the action of the tension spring (238) at the fuc rum of the tonearm, Antiskating mechanism set to "1.5" on the scale {or elliptical styli. Tone- arm on tonearm rest ‘The tension spring (299) produces the antiskating force which is transmi ted to the tonearm vio the segment (240), 246 248 239 ‘As ""b" but tonearm abo- ‘ve platter. Trouble Stylus slips out of a) playing groove b) ec) a) e) f) Vertical tonsarm mo- a) venent shous resi- stance during set- doun Cause Tonearn is not ba~ lanced Tonearm tracking force is too lov Anti-skating set- ting incorrect Stylus tip uorn or chipped Excessive bearing Friction in tone arm bearing Steel ball (183) of shut-off bar missing Bearing friction excessive Lift pin (216) sticks in guide tube Anti-Skating Device The geometrical skating force acting on every tonearm is eliminated on the Dual 1249 by means of a precision anti-ekating device. The skating force is dependent on the gao- metry of the tonearm, on the tracking force and on the tip curvature of the stylus of the pick-up cartridge. The pull on the tone= arn to the center of the platter caused by the skating effect leads not only to trou- blesone jumping of the tonearm when lowered manually or automatically, but also the un= even flank loading of the sound groove with the resultant effects uhich have to be oli- minated on a hifi record player with the aid of the anti-skating device, By turning the skating roller fitted an the mounting plate the asymmetrical curve track fs moved. Depending on the different scales in operation provided for spherical end cl- iiptical needles as ucll ae for CD 4 cartrid- ges, the skating lever (248) is moved from ite’ rest position and by means of a tension spring (259) the equivalence is tranemitted to the tonearm. Optimum adjustment is carried out at the vorks for styl! vith e tip radius of 15 2 um (conical) and §/6 x 18/22 um (ollip= tial) as uell as for CD 4 pick-up car tridges. The hexagon nut (226) is tightened and locked uith paint. Alteration can only be carried out uith the eid of the Dual Skate-O-Neter and test record L 096 and should only be cone by an authorised ser— vice station. Remedy a) Selence tonearm b) Check tonearm balance, adjust tracking force to the value stated by the car- tridge manufacturer ©) Correct anti-skating setting 6) Renew stylus ©) Check tonesrm bearings. Both bearings must have slight, just perceptiale slay. The adjustment of the vertical bearing should only be carried out uith the left- hand besring ecreu (grub ecreu 61), thet af the horizontal. bearing by means’ of grub screw (36), The horizontal bearing $s correctly, sdjusted uhan at antinskat~ ing setting "0.5" (tonearm previously balanced cxactiy) the tonearm slides. in uithout resistance. #) Roneu steal bell (783) a) Eliminate friction by adjusting the be: Fing screw (grub screw 55) and check ba: Lance b) Remove tonearm complete with bearing (see pege 7). Unscrew drive shaft (57). Remove cover plate (49) from tonearm bearing, Remove guide (46) on Lift pin (51). Remove lockyasher (47), detach ad juster sleeve (48) and remove second lockuasher (47). Withdrau lift pin evenly with "Uacker Silicone Oil AK 500 00". Reassenble components.Tonearm Control Automatic movement of the tonearm is initi~ ated by the control cams on the inside of the,can heel (165) on rotating through 360°. The control elements for raising and lover- ing are the control lever (194) and lift pin (51), for horizontal movement of the tone~ atm control lever (194) uith segment (240). The automatic tonearm set doun is designed for 30 cm and 17 em records and is coupled to the platter speed changeover. The set- doun points of the tonearm are determined by the spring pin of segment (240) contac~ ting the positioning slide (253). Limita- tion of the horizontal movement of the tonearm is produced by the pin of segment contacting the stop attached to the slide bar (253). Only during set-doun does con~ trol lever (194) lift the slide bar (253) and the stop attached to it uhich, as a result, moves into the suivel range of the stop pin Fitted on the segment. After con pletion ef set doun (louering of the tone— arm onto the record) the slide bar (253) position. As a result the stop moves out of the suivel rango of the stop pin so that unimpeded horizontel movenent of the tonearm is possible for pleying. Cue Control The cue control permite gentle set-doun of the tonearm at any desired point (outside the shut-off ranga) on the record. By moving cueing Lever (82) (noving for— wards) 1ift cam rotates. The slide bar (25 connected to it transmits thie movement to the 1iff pin which then raises the toneara. After moving the tonearm into the required position on the record, cueing lever is re~ Toased by gently moving to the rear. As aint Fig. 15 Tonear result, slide bar (253) is released and the tonearm lousre slouly. Louering of the tonearm is damped by silicone oil in the Lift tube. The heigt of the stylus above the record can be varied by turning adjusting screw (66) uithin the range 0 - 6 mm. The dis~ tance is increased by turning Glockuise and the distance betueen record and stylus can be reduced by turning anti-clockuiee. 66 252 226 51Trouble Cause Tonearm does not set 2) Tonearm set-doun doun at the edge of point is incor= the record rectly set b) Record non-stand— ard c) Friction face of tonearm coupling dirty d) Anti-skating sot- ting is incor~ rectly set Tonearm does not Excessive damping in set doun on record —the 1ift tube as a after operating cue —rosult of contamina control tion of the silicone oil. Tonearm louvers onto Damping insufficient record too quickly a8 a result of un- uhan cue control is suitable addition of operated. lubricant to damping compound. Tonearm returns to — Position of shut rest after manual off has altered du- set-doun innediate- ring transport of ly after the platter the unit starts to turns Starting Unon the control lever (86) is moved to po- sition "start" the starting lever (211) is turned outwards, The following operations are started: a) the sterting lever ectuates the gear shifting gate (210) pivoted on the grooved pin. (205), At the same monent the maine suitch (183) is operated ond the turntable platter (34) and notor 132) are rotating, 10 Remedy a) Slightly 1ift Dual logo placed (87) et the left lover corner and move it out- uard. Through theopening an adjustment screw becomes accessible. ‘Adjustment of tonearm indexing for 30 cm records Move speed selector (13) to "45" and correct setting using a suitable scrou- driver. If the stylus sets doun too fer inside the lead-in groove turn adjustment screw clockuise, If it sets doun’ too fer out~ side the lead-in groove turn adjustment screu counterclockuise. Adjustment of tonearm indexing for 17 em records Move speed selector (15) to "4s" and Correct setting using a suitable screu= driver. If the stylus sets doun too far inside the lead-in groove turn adjustment screu clockvise, If 1¢ sete doun teo far out= Sido the ivad-in groove turn adjustment screu counterclockuise. b) Use standard record ©) Clean friction surfact d) Correct anti-skating setting Remove tonearm complete with bearing (see pago 7). Unecrey drive shaft (57). Renove cover plate (49) from tonearm bearing. De- tach control stud on the 1ift pin, renove safety washer (47), detach adjusting eleove and second washer (48), Uithdrau lift pin (3), clean lift pin and lift tube. Smear Lire’ ain-evenly vith "Uecker Silicone Oil AK 500 000". Roassonblo componente. Vipe Off susplua silicone oil after assonbly. Renove tonearm complete uith bearing (se page 7). Unscrey Urive sheft (57). Renove Gover plate (49) From tonearn bearing. De~ tach control stud on the 1ift pin, renove lockuasher (47), detach adjusting’ sleeve and second washer (48). Withdrau Lift pin (51), clean Lift pin and Lift tube, Sear Lift’pin evenly with "Uacker Silicone O11 Ak 500 000". Reassomble components. Uipe off surplus silicone oil after assenbly. After fitment and each time after transport the unit should be started once uith tone~ arm secured for automatic adjustment of au- tomatic shut-off (control lever (86) to "Start"). b) The shifting gate (210) is moved in direction to the cam follower lever (168), it is then moved to starting po- sition when the cam uheel is turning. c) The actuation of the control lever (86) releases the start lever (206) which is moved touards the can uheal by means of @ tension spring (207), Then the shut-off lever is moved touarda the striker near the pinian af the driving disk and then the cam uheel is running.Manual Start The paul (198) coupled to control arm (177) engeges behind the square end attached to tha chassis uhen the tonearm is moved in= uards by hand and retains the control erm in this position. Tho power guitch is operated by the shut off lever (179) coupled to the control arm and thus the motor and platter starts to rotate. After reaching the run-out groove of the record return of the tonearm and shut-off of the unit take place automati- cally. If, on the other hand, the tonearm is lif— ted off the record before playing is com pleted and is moved onto the rest by hand, the pin of the segment (240) disengages the paul (198) so that the control arm is re~ turned to its starting position. As a re~ sult, the pover suitch shute off the pouer supply. Short Circuiter To prevent disturbing noises during automa~ tic operation of the tonearm the unit is fitted with a short circuiter. Control of the suitch springs for both channels is ef- fected by the camuheel. With the unit in neutral state the short circuit of the pick up leads is eliminated. Continuous Play Continuous play is operated by turning knob (84) to coposition. By turning the knob (84) the suitching system (236) is moved, the starting lever (211) is actue ted and then forcing the can follover lever (168) to start position. After playing a re- cord the tonearm is moved back and sets doun on the run-in groove of the record. This operation is repeated - also in automatic mode, till the operation lever (86) is turnad to "stop" or if the knob (84) is turned to position "1", Stopping Uhen control lever (86) is set to "stop" position the start lever (206) which is pulled touards the cam by means of tension (207), is freed. As a result, the shut-off lever (151) is moved into the range of dogs on tho plaster pinion thus driving tho main can. ‘The cam follouer lever (158) renaine in its stop position. Record Drop Insert the appropriate spindle - Al 3 for standard records (7 mn or 1/4" center hole) or AS 12 for 45 rpm records (38 mm or 1 1/2" eenter hole). To prevent faulty operation, automatic re~ cord-changing operation is possible only uhen the moda selector is in the "multi" position. Record drop is initiated by the rotation of cam (165), whose cam surface (AK) guides the cam tocker (AU), pushing the change actuator stud (173) and releasing a record by means of the automatic spindle. The main can is designed so that a record can drop only uhen the tonearm ia above the tonearm rest and thue out of the reach of tha largest possible record (12" diameter). u | | If f wee 78 250 2 att Cam wheel at zero: Contacts of muting switch opened Cam wheel is turning: Contacts of muting switch is closedFig. 19 Initiating shut-off function Fig. 20 m———_t EN wo 288 \ \ | 03mm Vea" Fig. 21 12 Shut - off and Change Cycle The dog (i) on the turntable platter gear (AR) and the shut-off lever (161) actuate both the change cycle et the cand of the Fecord ao uel! es’the shuteerr after the Test record in a stuck Te played At the end of @ record, the tonearm mo touarde the center at an accolorated due to the increased pitch of the grooves. This notion carries the shut-off lever (161) touerde the dog by means of the shut-off slide (182). The eccentric dog pushes the shut-off lever (161) back at each revolut- ion as long 2s the tonearm advance 1s only one normal record groove. The run-out groove with its steeper pitch moves the shut-off 1 jeinst the dog uith greater force, engaging the shut-off Lever (161) and causing the main cam (165) to be driven out of its neutral position by the turntable platter gear. ‘Shut-off Mechanism Shut-off and change functions are deter— mined by the position of the can follover lover (168). After every start or record drop, the cam follouer lever is brought to its stop position by the main lever (194) (longer ene touards the center of the main fs the record is dropped the cam follover lever (168) is turned to its start position by the cam rocker (A), so that tne Eone- ain can suing in touerd the record and be louvered on to it. If there are no more re- cords on the spindle, and the cam rocker cannot tuzn the can follouer Lover, the Tever renains in its stop position’ and allous the tonearm to suing to its rest position. When the main cam (165) returns to its neu- tral position, the suitch arn (177) drops into @ cut-out in the main can, opening the pouer euiteh (183). Trouble Platter remains stationary after automatic set-doun of tonearm on record. Cause shift arm (177) not locked by paul (198). b) Pouer suitch has interrupted power supply (has suitched off). Remedy a) Turn eccentric pin (£) on the paul (Fig. 20) b) Adjust’ shut-off lever (179) (Overrun of 9-3 a0 between switch slide and shift/ Trouble Last record of stack keeps repeating Cause Defective spindle Remedy Replace spindleTrouble Records do not drop cause Cam rocker hae too little travel Remedy Adjust eccentric (£) so that uhen the three supports in the automatic spindle are held in and the main can is at neutral, pres- sing the chenge screu moves the support. about 0.2 mm (1/64"). Trouble Horizontal tonearm movement shows resiot~ ance during set-doun. Cause Adjustment sleeve (48) or set ecreu (75) out of adjustment. Remedy Regulating curve (63) in position "multi" Rotete can (165) from its neutral position until main lever (194) 1ifts the tonearm completely. Turn adjusting sleeve (48) so that the bottom edge of the cartridge head is 7 an above the top edge of the tonearm rest, the toneara being unlocked. Then, turn set’ screu (75) 80 thet there is a play of approxima~ tely 0.1 mm betueen stud and contact face of tonearm (measured at tonearm head approx. 0.5 nn). (Fig. 23). Trouble Tonearn moves uith Cause a) Anti-skating de- tracking force and vice out of ad~ anti-skating scale justment in 0 position b) Excessively tight 5} cukuarde tonearm leads b) inuards produce a torque During automatic oper- Short circuiter out ation of tonearm of adjustment. The disturbing noises distances betuecn are perceptible. the slide springs and the ahort cir cuit strips on the short circuiter are No reproduction. The Distance betueon the short circuit of the slide springs and pick-up leads is no the short circuit longer being elimi- strips on tho short nated. circuiter is absent or insufficient. Motor does not shut Suppression capaci~ aff uhen tonearm sets tor (in power switch) down on rast. is defective (short circuit). Acoustic feedback 2) Chassis compo= nents (e.g. also connecting leads) are Tubbing on cutout. b) Connecting leads are too tight. Records do not drop vith changer spindle in place Mode selector is set to "single" 3 Fig. 22 Fig. 23 7mm a of rt a) Adjust sketing lever so that skating spring acts exactly at the tonearm pivot b) Loosen tonearm leeds. By bending the short circuiter strips. Ad~ justment is correct uhen, uith the camuhael in neutral position, the distance betueen the slide springs and the short circuit strips on the short circuiter is approxima tely 0.5 mn. Spray contact springs with pre~ servetive (6.9. Kontakt 61) and check ad- justment of short circuit strips. By adjusting the short circuit strips. Ad~ justmant is correct uhen, with the camuheel in neutral position, the distance botuosn the slide springs and the short circuit etripa on the short circuiter is epproxima= tely 0.5 am. Replace suppression cepecitor in power suitch uith neu component. a) Line up cutout according to instructions supplied with unit. Move leads. b) Slecken or lengthen cable This is normalReplacement Parts above Chassis Pos. Part.-No. Description aty. 1 215 470 | Automatic spindle AS 2 213 895 | Automatic spindle AU 3 220 213 | Centering piece .. 4 201 101 | Centering pin ..: 3 234 428 | Support assembly .. 7 8 9 210 472 | Machine screw All 3x 232 086 | Tension spring .+.+ 234 430 | Locking bar compl.’ <* 232 087 | Tension spring .:..+- 10 210 194 | "C" clip 2/6 . . un 234 682 | Adjustment knob ‘ 12 232 078 | Bearing bush ......-. 13, 234 681 | Speed selector’ ...... 1% 236 892 | Speed control blind - 15, 213 260 | Pin 2% 6 sereeeeeees 16 214 210 | Shipping scrow compl. 17 210 624 | Washer 4.3/7/0.3 .... 18 200 718 | Compression spring. 19 210 624 | Washer 4.3/7/0.3 .... 20, 201 632 | Rubber uasher : 2 200 713 | Uashor .....eessc eee 22 200 712 | Spring cup : 23 200 711 | Lock washer “sc. s..sse 2a 214 047 | Special scrow 20.1.1 25 232 435 | Vasher .sseeeeeseeeee 26 236 893 | Platter mat compl... 27 236 896 | Contact plate compl. 28 234 611 | Handle aon 29 210 182 | Bowed lockyasher 4.2/2 30 210 630 | Washer 4.2/8/0.5 St. . 3 210 197 | "CY clip 4/0.8" 2.0... 32 236 894 | Tonearm head compl. : 33 200 543 | Retaining ring ....-- 34 236 897 | Platter compl. with’ mat : 35 236 896 | Flyuheel rotor assembly 36 234 435 | Flat belt ...eeseesevees 37 236 242 | Tk 24 cartridge mount <* 33 210 472 | Machine screu AN 3x4. 39 234 599 | Reset cum .esessreeevees 40 236 899 | Chassis compl. . 262.1101 4a 230 529 | Threaded piece veo. estes ecto 42 232 842 | Compression spring (Motor side back) .... 236 017 | Compression spring red (Motor side front) 232 843 | Compression spring (Tonearm side) .......+.+ 43 234 432 | Spring mount compl. (Notor side back) ..+... 236 401 | Spring mount compl. (Motor side front) 234 433 | Spring mount compl. (Tonearm Motor side) . 4a 200 723 | Rubber damping block .......... 45 200 722 | Steel cup seeetees 46 216 844 | Guide ....sctescreseeeee a7 210 143 | Lock washer 7.5) 71222120 48 218 318 | Adjusting sleeve “1... . sie 49 236 900 | Cover plate .......eetiit 50 216 853 | Compression spring -...... 51 234 645 | Lift pin wee... 52 234 651 | Grub screu ... 33 234 635 | Lock nut .escesceeee 54 236 901 | Frame compl. "+ 55 234 634 | Grub scrou ..: 56 234 635 | Lock nut .. : 87 234 650 | Searing axle ...ssesses 58 210 147 | Lock washer 4 “2....l..0 59 234 649 | Lifting piece tiiiiliee 60 210 $86 | Washer 3.2/7/ 1° St. 71.20! 61 218 827 | Campression spring ......s 62 216 810 | Bearing for tonearm ws... se 63 234 604 | Operating curve ..... 6a 227 027 | Spring washer .... 6s 218 321 | Hex nut M10. 66 23a 667 | Locating screw 6? 234 522 | V spring .. : 68 236 902 | Rear cover compl. ++. 69 236 903 | Tonearm compl. ....+..- 70 236 904 | Weight compl. n 234 636 | Needle .... 2 236 905 | Bearing rock 3 234 619 | Clamp bolt 14Fig. 26 Exploded view, parts above chassis 15Fig. 25 Exploded view, parts belou chassisPos. Part. Description aty. 74 234 617 | Fastening screw ....-+ 2 78 234 633 | Sot scrou ..s...sc sees 4 16 232 068 | Compression spring... 1 77 236 906 | Bearing compl. .....-. 1 78 236 907 | Spring housing compl. 1 79 234 637 | Mounting screw : 1 80 236 908 | Skating roller : 1 a 234 526 | Skating indication’ .°! 1 82 236 909 | Cueing lever .. 1 83 213 260 | Pin2 x6 .. 8 8a 234 595 | Knob (Continuous play) 1 85 236 910 | Cover front compl. «++ 1 86 234 586 | Control lever . : 1 87 234 533 | Dual emblem ....- 1 88 218 894 | Bowed lock washer 3.2/8 1 9 210 196 | "C* clip 3/6 ...estewe 1 90 234 932 | Label 1249... eecs ttt 1 1 236 911 | Tonearm rest compl. ...+ 1 92 210 362 | Hex nut BMS ..e.s ett 5 Replacement Parts below Chassis Pos. Part.-No. Description 100 210 145 | Lock uesher 2.3. -[| 8 101 232 071 | Yoke spring «+s... tf oa 102 232 096 | Suitch lever compl: tho 193 232 094 | Connecting part . tf 104 232 079 | Joining nut ..+ toa 105 232 097 | Toothed belt pulley Ti sf oa 106 232 049 | Stop disk ..... s] 2 107 210 607 | Washer 3.2/10/0. . 2 108 210 362 | Hex nut BM 3 .....tl t] os 109 232 076 | Toothed belt ++ sf 110 232 099 | Adjusting nut ". tla mM 232 043 | Stop disk .. t] 2 2 232 098 | Toothed beltpuiiey f mp4 us 232 137 | Counter bearing compl. Bp oa 114 233 777 | Tension spring sere | 7 18 232 615 | Campression spring ..+.-+ epecpesevereres mE] 16 234 453 | Motor pulley 50 Hz compl. with conical sloave ...| 7 234 454 | Motor pulley 60 Hz compl. with conical sleeve +1.) 1 7 283 137 | Sot screu 2.5 x3 4. weeeeee t] 2 118 210 366 | Hex nut 8M 4... : t] 3 119 210 460 | Machine screw An 3'x'6" tf od 120 210 609 | Washer 3.2/10/1 St . 4 121 232 656 | Shield compl. vith iniayer ty 122 232 841 | Rubber damping block ... tf] os 123 232 840 | Inlayer compl. : ry o4 124 234 447 | Top bearing compl. ..: tf 425 232 855 | Spacer ..-..-.+ t]2 126 209 939 | Cable grommat ........ tf 4 127 234 449 | Stator 110/220 V compl. . 1 128 233 815 | Machine screw AM 2.5 x 12 sf] 129 234 450 | Armature compl. t]oa 130 234 451 | Bottom bearing bracket compl: t]oa 131 232 851 | Centering screu ....... t] 2 132 234 452 | E-pole Motor SM 840 compl. t]o4 133 236 899 | Chassis compl. ...s.+s t]o4 134 227 254 | Cynch socket plate t]o4 135 210 469 | Machine screw AN 3 x 3° t| 6 136 236 195 | Screen plate compl. .. tfo4 137 210 469 | Machine screw AN 3 x 3 i] 6 138 232 084 | Shield ...eeseeeveeers t]o4 139 232 987 | Short circuiter tf 4 140 211 614 | Soldering lug . t| 4 141 210 472 | Machine screw an 3 x 4 :| 6 142 233 005 | Connection plate compl. uith cover tla 143 233 007 | Connection plate compl. ..... tf 144 233 006 | Connection plate cover conpi: tf oa 145 210 501 | Machine screw M3 x 3S ...ece tf 4 146 230 148 | Switch slide .......-. tfo4 17Pos. Description aty. 147 230 296 | Tension spring .... 1 148 219 200 | Snap spring .......0- 1 145 200 444 | Spring washer 1 150 236 335 | Slide ........ 1 151 233 012 | Suitch pI ‘ompl. nt 1 233 015 | Switch plate compl. u. spacial cepacitor 1 152 233 011 | Cover compl. ..++ cesreteretenesees 1 153 234 816 | Mains suitch compl. are Bt 1 233 008 | Mains switch compl. u. special capacitar 1 154 210 498 | Machine screuM 3x28 1... sees 1 155 209 436 | Flat connector sleave .. 2 156 207 303 | Pick-up lead compl. vith minietur and flat connector” ......+s : seer] ot 157 209 424 | Miniature play for audio cable’ "111 1 158 209 425 | Cynch plug white ......... : 2 159 209 426 | Cynch plug black -.......- i 2 160 226 817 | Pick up lead compl. uith Cynch plug 4 161 234 568 | Shut-off lever ..s..eeeesee 1 162 210 145 | Lock washer 2.3 9 1..20001102 8 163 234 566 | Friction plate compl. 1 164 210 144 | Lock washer 1. 2 165 236 912 | Camuhoel compl. 1 166 200 650 | Rubber sleeve .. 1 167 200 522 | Snap spring ..:.ssccssceeseee 1 168 234 562 | Cam follouer lever : 1 169 229 754 | Gall bearing compl. "1... 1 170 236 913 | Bearing support, compl. 1 in 218 155 | Hexagon screu M4 x 6 2 172 234 576 | V spring sessseseeeseere 1 173 23a 577 | Change bolt Ht 1 174 213 920 | Compression spring... 1 175 213 921 | Bushing ...... : 1 176 210 145 | Lock washar 2.3 : 8 177 234 542 | Shift arm ..:. : 1 178 210 144 | Lock vasher 1.9": : 2 173 234 579 | Shut-off lever ..tl.stee 1 180 234 582 | Tension spring | : 1 181 210 145 | Lock washer 2.3 : a 182 234 668 | Shut-off bar. : 1 183 211 718 | Steel Ball 3 | : 1 184 234 958 | Ball bearing (bed) "1.122 1 185 210 472 | Machine screw AN 3 x4. 6 186 210 366 | Hex nut ana. : 1 18? 201 187 | Sliding vasher”. : 1 188 210 145 | Lock washer 2.3 "| : 8 189 210 587 | Washer 3.2/7/1 St . 2 190 234 676 | Bearing bolt .... : 1 191 234 677 | Bearing support compl. | i 192 210 667 | washer 5,3/10/0.5 St... 1 193 210 147 | Lock washer : 2 194 236 914 | Control lever compl... 1 195 234 600 | Reject lever compl. : 1 196 227 045 | Tension spring .. n i 197 222 279 | Washer 4,2/10/0.3 Sis. i 198 232 599 | Paul compl. .reeeeeree 1 199, 234 603 | Square section ......sc 00 1 200 229 704 | Uashar teeeeny : 1 201 227 060 | Threaded bolt <1... 2221 1 202 210 146 | Lock washer .. : 4 203 210 362 | Hex nut am 3 ITI 5 204 210 586 | Washer 3.2/7/0.5 St ....... 4 205 234 544 | Grooved pin sisesevsereseee 1 2068 234 545 | Start lever 11... 1 207 229 698 | Tension spring ..... 1 208 234 548 | Turn on roller +1... 1 209 210 143 | Lock washer 1.5 |. 3 210 234 550 | Gear shifting gat 1 21 234 $83 | Starting lever .. 1 212 210 641 | Washer 4.2/10/1 St 1 213 210 362 | Hex nut 83... 5 214 236 095 | V spring ..esscssreee 1 215 234 585 | Change lover sssssseee 1 218 210 146 | Lock asher 3.2 4 217 234 592 | Linking lever 1 218 234 588 | Sotting lever 1 219 210 146 | Lock washer 3.2 a 220 236 689 | Protective shield 1 18Description aty. 683 472 028 77 145, 673 184 283 607 664 472 587 087 598 545, 593 477 353 591 315 658 845 ma 688 146 456 $86 549 66s, 148 145, 362 670 145 674 669 700 16 148 321 517 322 aes 247 402 404 918 469 996 602 995 079 120 321 920 328 434 287 Pos. | Part.-No. 221 234 222 | 210 223 | 234 224 | 223 22s | 210 226 | 234 227 | 201 228 | 210 225 | 210 230 | 234 231 | 210 a3z | 210 233 | 230 234 | 234 23s | 232 236 | 234 237 | 203 23e | 210 239 «| 218 ao | 236 241 234 242 | 216 24s | ait 2ae | 229 24s | 210 246 | 230 247 | 210 2e8 | 230 249 | 234 so | 223 251 210 282 | 229 253 | 234 asa | 210 255 | 234 2s6 | 234 2s? | 234 ass | 236 aso | 210 260 | 225 261 236 c4 225 c2 | 224 O41 228 Ra 232 R2 | 232 262 | 236 263 | 210 264 | 232 zes | 214 266 | 232 257 | 231 wee | ong wee | 229 wee | 356 wee | 236 wee | 256 wee | 336 Guide block ... Machine screw AM 3x 4°20.) Set screuM 2.5 x4 ....scce Guide... Lock washer 2.3" "1 Distance track .ciiccessseesees Adjusting vacher...c.+cceseceeee Fillister head screu 8 2.9.x 6.5". Washer 3.2/10/0.5 St .sseesrseuee Lap joint ..ves.ee Machine sonay AM Sx 4° 11... Washer 2.2/7/1 : Screu bolt... Connecting bus Lea? spring Guide angle Washer 2.7/8/1 St Hex nut BN 2. Tension spring... Segment . Hook spring .. Rubber washer sss... Steel Boll 3 ..scse V spring ..... Lock washer 3.2 Adjusting scrou ....+ Washer 3.2/7/0.5 St. Skating lever compl. Sereu bolt . : Fuse spring |. Lock washer 2.3 Guide bearings... Slide bar seeseseee Lock washer 2.3) ss... Brake section ....- Screu bolt for bruke section ..... Strobe diaphragm ..+...++ Stroboscope housing .y.+s.sssceee+ Lock washer 3.2 Glou lamp ...--- Wiring board compl. "+. Foil capacitor 68 nf/400 U/10 % v2.0... Foil capacitor 47 nF/250 V/20 % le... Silicon diode BY 183/300 Film resistor 22 k9/0.25_ u/s % Film resistor 12 k2/0.125 U/S % Cover (housing top) compl. . Machine screy AN 3x3 Pouer cable Europe compl. . AMP connector .. Power cable US compl. Cable clips compl. ..- Harduare for cartridge mounting Packing carton 1249 compl. . Packing carton C5 1249 compl. Mounting instructions Operating instructions - Operating instructions UAP ee Not illustrated 19 Alterations reserved!Lubrication ALL bearing and fric~ tion points of the unit are adequately lubricated at the works, Replenishment of oil and grease ic only necessary after approxinately 2 years of normal use of the record player as the host important bearing points (motor bearings) have sintered metal bushes. Bearing pointe and friction faces should be lubricated spar ly rather than ge- nerously. Te is important th no oil or grease should coms in contact uith the friction faces of the flat belt, drive pulley and flywheel rotor, atheruise slip vill Occur. hen using different lubricants, chemical deconposition can of= ten take place. To prevent lubrication failure ue recommend using the original lubricants stated be- lou. The following lubeicants should be used for subsequent lubrication: Renotac Wo. 342 adhesive oil BP Super Vigco~ stetic 10 W/: Shell Alvenia No. 2 Isoflex POP 40 Silicone oil Ak S00 000 > PPP PP Nolykote 920286-2 6/675