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I needed the manual immediately and I got it immediately. I couldn't find this manual anywhere else on the net. The site was easy to traverse, and the price was very reasonable. I'll definitely be back for any future needs.
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I received a good service manual, with good resolution. Improve the instructions for the purchase because they are not well understood.
For the rest, so good.
Thanks Angel.
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Very good documentation for the Grundig 2077 model (as well as similar 800/900/1000 series radios). The first two pages are a summary of reception specifications and output capability. The third page is the tuner dial indicator and dial cord routing diagram. the final ~5 pages are the schematics for the various models (including 2077). The scan quality of the schematics are good, adn can be easily read if zoomed in. The documents are in German, not English as stated. It would have been nice to have the tuning sequence and settings, and some trouble shooting materials... or component and wiring map.
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Perfect like it was descriped, Perfect like it was descriped
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Very good detail, all pages clear, exactly what I needed
CX-683
- Removing the Carriage Motor (2/2)
1. Remove the screw, then remove the Holder. 2. Remove the screw, remove the flat spring situated in the position indicated by the black arrow head, then drive out the Carriage Motor through the direction indicated by the white arrow head.
- Removing the Spindle Motor (2/2)
1. Peel off solder provided in the circled position, then remove the lead wire. 2. Remove the three screws, then drive out the Spindle Motor through the direction indicated by the white arrow head. Note: When the PU Unit is installed, it must be moved along the outer perimeter.
- Removing the Loading Motor (2/2)
1. Peel off solder in the circled position, then remove the Flexible PCB.
2. Remove the four screws, then dismount the Bracket. 3. Remove the two screws, then dismount the Motor Bracket. 4. Remove the two screws, then dismount the Loading Motor. When replacement of the Loading Motor is complete, apply 7V to the new Loading Motor with the chassis being assembled (without the MD Unit, though). Then, insert the disk and clamp.
- Why clamping is required
It is difficult to dismount the Chassis Assy from the Upper Case because its move can be blocked by section A in the figure. As long as the machine is in the clamp mode, section A is pulled inside the chassis, thereby allowing you to remove the chassis easier.
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