ioe alls] =1 at JVC SERVICE MANUAL PC-X106BK us WISE DIGITAL AUDIO IN Self-diagnosis function ‘This model has a convenient self-diagnosis function CD section. '& System configuration: * Single CD Player + Double Cassette Recorder (DECK A: REC/PB, B: PB only) ‘+ 3 Band Tuner (FM, MW, SW) Contents Safety Precautions 6. Block Diagram 50 a inners 7, Standard Schematic Dagrams 87 1. Location of Main Pats 8 Location of PC. Board Parts and Parts List e 2. Removal of Main Parts 9, Exploded View of Enclosure Assembly. 72 3. Main Adjustment 410. Exploded View of Mechanism ASSEMIY wnunsne 76 4, Wiing Connector 11. Packing llustration and Parts List... 80 5. Troubleshooting . No. 10011 COPYRIGHT © 1996 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN.LTO, October 1996PC-X106BK @ Safety Precautions | 1 The design ins product contains special hardware and many cicuis and components special or salety purposes. For continued | protection. no changes should be made tothe original design unless authorize in weting by the manufacturer. Replacement parts ‘must be identical to those used inthe original circuits. Service should be performed by qualified personnel only. 2. Alterations ofthe design or circuitry ofthe produet should not be made, Any design alterations ofthe product should not be made, Any design alterations or additions will void the manulacure's warranty and will urther relieve the manufacture of responsibilty for personal injury or property damage resuting therelrom. 3, Many olectrical and machanical pars in the preduct have special safty — related characteristics. These characterises are often rot evident from visual inspection nor can the protection alforded by them necessarly be obtained by using replacement ‘components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts which have these special safely characteristics are ‘identified in the parts list of service manual. Electrical components having such features are identified by shading((=22) and { A) fn the Schematic diagram and pats list in the service manual, The use ofa substitute replacement which dose net have the same safety charactoristics as the recommended replacement part shown in the pats list of service manual may create shock, fr, or other hazards, 4. The leads inthe products are routed and dressed with ties, clamps, tubings, barters and the lke to be separated from lve parts, high temperature parts, mpving pars and or sharp edges forthe prevention of electric shock and fire hazard. When service is required. the orginal lead routing and dress should be observed, and it should be confirmed that they have boon retuned to normal, alter reassembling, 5. Leakage current chock (Electrical shock hazard testing) Alter re — assembling the product, always perlorm an isolation check on the exposed metal parts of the product (antenna terminals, knobs, metal cabinet, screw heads, headphone jack, control shalts, ec) to be sure the product is sale to operate without danger of electrical shock De not use a line isolation ACVOLTMETER transformer during this check (Having 1000 ohmsivot, ‘ormore sensitiity.] + Plug the AC line cord direct ito the AC outlet, using a’Leakage current tester", measure the leakage current from each exposed 0.5 FAC TYPE ‘melal part of the cabinet, particulary any exposed metal part having a return patho the chassis, to known good earth ground mace his probe Any leakage curent must nt exposeed 0 SmA ACK =) P—Tewtow enerehexpoved + Aterate check method Plug the AC line cord direct into the AC outlet, Use an ac God arth ground voltmeter having 1.000 ohms per vot or more sensitity inthe following manner. Connect a 1,500 ohms 10W resistor paralleled by 2.015 41 FAC type capacitor betwaen an exposed metal pat and a known good earth ground, Measure the AC volage across the resistor with the AC vollmeter. Move the resistor connection to each exposed metal par, parteulary any exposed ‘metal pat having @ return path tothe chassis, and measure the AC voltage across the resistor. Now, reverse the plugin the AC cutie and repeat each measurement. Any voltage measured must not exceed 0.75V AC{tms).This corresponds to 0.5mA actems), 2 (No. 10011)Safety Precautions Important for Laser Products 1. CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT 2. DANGER: Invisible laser radiation when open and in- terlock failed or defeated. Avoid direct exposure to beam. 3. CAUTION: Do not open the bottom cover. There are no ser serviceable parts inside the unit; leave all servicing ‘to qualified service personnel. 4. CAUTION: The compact disc player uses invisible laser radiation and is equipped with safety switches which p vent emission of radiation when unloading cartridge and the safety interiocks have failed or are defeated. It is dangerous to defeat the safety switches. 5. CAUTION: Use of controls of adjustments of perfor- mance of procedures other than those may result in hazardous radiation exposure. REPRODUCTION OF LABELS AND THEIR LOCATION ase NaN [CAUTION "TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC ‘SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK) NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SEFVICE PERSONNEL” WARNING: ‘TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT ADVERSEL: Usyniiglaserstdling ved bring. ndr sik: EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. kemedsatbrydere er ude sf funktion. Undg3 Udeattale for string \VAROMTUS: Varmuuskytkimen oles pois pBSItS kun {ait avataan, silé kebittyy ndkymatabtalasersite. Ald pane itselsi sStelyn altiksl VARNING: Osynlig lasetstining uppstir vid kc ponentens Spring nr sikerhetsbrytaren ar franslogen, ADVARSEL: UsyminglasorstrSing vod Apaing nr sik- keemhotebrytoren er ude af funktion Unnga utetteise for string, ‘The lighning flash wit arowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, 'sinended to ale he User he prowenca 6 unnaued “argaous within te product's enclosure that m be of suticient magnitude to constitute risk ‘lect shock Io persons eget mee atime aaereees eae arcs (conse mersors i he ere ‘ecompanying be appliance. AN Caution Pay careful attention to burrs left on the chassis as they were bome by press and machine work. When servicing, carefully handle the chassis not to get injured by burrs on it. (No. 10011) 3PC-X106BK important control point concerning safety 1. Check the power transformer marking, and check that the power transformer is securely installed, Parts number: VIPS7Z2-12E 2. Check the power cord marking, and check that the power cord is not externally damaged. U/UT version US version Cord mark: 90|90=t=60] . <60] ccien_ | to | 8 6 (No. 10011) 39PC-X106BK ‘1 Cassette and amplifier section tem Conditions Adjustment & Confirmation Methods ‘Stand. values | Adjust Head azimuth | -Testtape “Adjust the head azimuth screw only when te head | within 2aB ot | Head adjustment SVTT709 (10K) | is replaces, the peak level | azimuth (A, mechanism) | + Outputerminal | (Playback est tape VTT703 ( 10kH2) Minimum — | adjusting for measurement | (@ Adjust the head azimuth so that the phase phase screw Headphone difference is minimum (Within 2dB of the peak difference + Input terminal for ] level of play output.) After adjustment apply the measurement | screwlocking adhesive tothe head azimuth screw Naot more than a haf arund the screw head. Tape speed | = Tasttape Dvimen paying test tape VITT2 (9 KH). “Tape speed | VAAGI agjustment and | :VTT712 (skH2) | @Confirm thatthe tape speed counter reading is : 2000-10 wow aruter | + Outputterminat | 000 + 10 Hz the reading is out of his range, necking formeasurement | adjust VRABL Headphone | @wow & Futer should be less than 0.38% (uIS_| Wow Flutter UNWTD) Less than 0.38% (JIS UNWTD) Play back output | + Tast tape @When Playback the test tape VTT724 (1kHz) , — 2408+ level checking VTT724 (1kHz) the output level at headphone is - 24dB + 3dB | 3dB (A. B mechanism) | -Output terminal at 1kHz. formeasurement | @Deviation Land A :less than 348 Headphone Playback + Tast tape ‘When playback the test tape VTT799, response | eaHz and frequency vise should be ~ ad + 4€B at 62Hz and tkHz, 008 | rez response Output terminal | 4dB at tok and 1kHz with respecttotkHz. |: ~ 9d necking for measurement 408 (A. Bmechanism) | : Headphone toxtz and thee +20dB + 408 Record *Reterence | @Record and playback the thtz reference playback frequency frequency and YOKtz signal and check at frequency tiie, 1oxHz | reminal CNa0r. response (Ret. — 2008) | adjust tne VAS so tat record and playback vRaat adjustment + Testtape frequency response with KHz and 10kHz at | 40481 68 (mechanism | acz2 CCNa01 is 2048+ 148 + Output terminal | @Comfirm thatthe trequency counter reading is | eekiiz + thie formeasurement | @6kHz + oktiz the reading le out of tis Leet :cN201 range, adust LAGS Record / sTesttape: | wae recording paying back an input signal ofthe | 0 348 playback \iT724, 40224 | reference lvel (REC loved, confi that ference senstvity between the REC /PE lave ofthe inp signal anc check PB level ofthe VIT724 test tape is within 0+ 3B 40 (No. 10011)| Tuner section FM, AM IF adjustment ‘Since a solid IF is being used, no adjustment is required. MPX adjustment ‘Since a ceramic resonator is being used, no adjustment is required. FM tracking adjustment ‘Since a fixed coil is being used, no adjustment is required. tem Conditions Adjustment & Confirmation Methods Stand. values | Adjust AM Tracking ‘Band: AM @ Confirm so that the CN1 output is maximum when | Output level: adjustment + Signal input 1602 kHz (preset 2) is received from the AM sig- | Maximum Standard loop ral generator. antenna: TP9 | @ Incase voltage at TP9 is more than 5.0 V adjust |5020.1Vat | Lt + Signal output: Léto obtain 5.0 + 0.1 Vat TPO, ‘tPo CNT @ Adjust L3 so that the CN1 output is maximum | Output level: “B when 603 kHz (preset 3) is received from the AM | Maximum signal generator. @ Adjust 702 so that the CN1 output is maximum |Outputieve: | TC2 when 1404 kHz (preset 4) received from the AM | Maxum signal genorator. Ls, To2 @ Repeat the item @, @, adjust for no further im- provement. sWTracking | Band: sw © Adjust Ls so that the CN1 output is maximum | outputtevel: | U6 adjustment «Signal input when 17.95 MHz (preset 2) is received from the | -Maximum Dummy antenna | SWsignal generator. Adjust L6 to obtain 470.02 |1.1 + 002Vat Test point: Ta | Vat TP9, Po signal input, @Adjust Ls so that the CN1 output is maximum | Outputievet: | LS ‘TP1: positive when 6 MHz (preset 3) is received from the SW | Maximum TP2: negative signal generator. Signal output: | @ Adjust T03.s0 that the CN1 output maximum when | Outputlevet: | To Nt 17 MHz (preset 4) is received from the SW signal | Maximum generator @ Repeat the item @, @, adjust for no further m= Ls, 703 provement © Adjusting position of CD amplifier board 503 Manual step 9 kHz : 531 kHz to JO kHz : 830 kHz Preset frequency reset! py P2 Pa Pa Strep” oxtz | 521 | 1602 | 603 | 1404 wore | 50 | 1710 | 600 | 1500PC-X106BK | CD player section tem Conditions. Adjustment & Confirmation Methods Stand. values | Adjust Tracking offset | Test dise ‘@Connect TPS03 (TE) and TPSO1 (VREF) Adjustthe | VR501 adjustment :CTS1000 respectively to the hot and ground sides of the | center of Oscilloscope oscilloscope. waveform @Replay the test dise CTS1000. amplitude to Note 1 @When TP504 and TPSO1 have been connected ( | the reference ‘Adjust VRSO1 so | Shorted) during replay, a tracking error signal will | voltage value thatthe waveform | be emitted for about 3 sec. (Since the tracking | of servo becomes vertically | error signal will be emitted at all imes when the | (VREF). symmetrical to the | mode! with a test mode function is shifted to TEST| reference voltage | mode, the adjustment can be petformed more value of servo. easily), Note 2 @Since the waveform of tracking error signal ‘The oscilloscope | ~ displayed by the oscilloscope goes up and down Input should be DC} when VRSO1 has been adjusted, adjust VASO! so = coupled. ‘that the center of the wavetorm amplitude Note 3 becomes a reference voltage value of \VREF: Ground servo(VREF) level on the Repeat the steps @~@ until the center of the ‘osclloscope. waveform amplitude of tracking error signal becomes the reference voltage value of servo (This step is not necessaty in the case of the ‘model with test mode function). Tracking error signal Adjust the waveform ‘becomes vertically symmetrical to the relerence voltage value of seo (No. 10011) 415] PC-X106BK Wiring Connection 1 I 2 3 4 5 Rod Antenna Moin Board Tuner Boord TPT in ae a e ——— Key Switch Boc | Cassette Mechanism j PB. Head [A] Rec/P.B. Head Switch Board (Front Cabinet Ass'y) Color codes ae shown bow foo 2 nae Eames Bocaceren onan 3 wae 2 Seer Fig. 4-1 oo te 8. Beek °PC-X106BK YWE1015-08TTA, je 107-1 TTX a 42 (No. 10011) Cl YY ews2d6-ssoeve \VwF1209-257T8 pH “Ge CD Loading VoUTOTI-OO1A-A VOM7OT-MooIa-A (ea 192 @ Power Trans Former Power Supply Board Battery Contact Board[5] Troubleshooting m Pickup maintenance (1) Checking the service life of laser diode fa laser diode reaches the end of its service life, the following phenomena will show up. Similar symptoms may also appear when the pickuplens becomes too dirty. In this case, clean the lens. 1) The RF output (between TPSO2(RA and TPSO1(VREF)) 2) The driving current, necessary for the laser diode to emit lights, increases. (Calculate from the voltage level at both ends of the R505 at 10 2 .) ‘@ Following the flow chart shown below, check the service life. ean pickup tons No ok IS RF output at 1.0V p-pormore? | —* Any dit or scratches on disc? [+] Replace pickup YES Is laser diode's driving current tess than | NO, R ct 100 ma? leplace pickup ves oK Fig. 5-1 @ How to measure laser diodes driving current ‘After connecting a voltmeter at both ends of the R505(10 © ), measure the voltage during playback. If the voltage level is at 1.0 V or more, the service lfe ofthe laser diode has expired. Laser diode's driving current (A) = Vottage level at both ends of R505 (V)/10 (2 ) ‘When voltage level is at 1.0 V: 1.0VN0Q =0.1A=100mA Note: The laser diode easily breaks down. Be sure to turn the power off before connecting a voltmeter. (No, 10011) 43PC-X106BK mSelf 1. Purpose This function is designed to display an error to reachiy clarity the cause of such an error should any trouble ‘occur in CD) 2. How to Use the Function (1) Tum the microcomputer action of the set to [TEST] mode. (2) Press [POWER ] +1 /CLEAR] on the remote control ‘same time. Confirm that all ofthe LCDs ave been tured fon when set to the {TEST] mode subsequent tothe step in tem @ (3) Whe the CD trouble has occurred after starting CD, an error code will be desplayed on the display section of LoD, ete 3. Error code and location in trouble (Gee Figs. 6 ~ 5-6 ~ 9) Diagnosis Functoin of CD Ema ‘ira eh —) Fig.5- 2 44 (No. 10011) (Gace) } of C501 D+ and a ~ OK ‘The pickup oF IC501 is defective. >| ‘Adjust VR501 ‘ ‘Check the circuitry in the TP503 f\f\/wom— Ln vniy Jogos @~ @ and ‘ sot @~ Po 10601 is detective, Is the lens moved vertically when ‘Check the culty inthe N_,| ts 04vprocuced when CNSO1 |W : the 10601 19 and are [4 [-N-4) vicinity of 502% ~ 2 shortcrcuted? {Band @ are shon circuited? and C501 @~ @ ft ty y 10801 is detective Check to pekup and 1€502 or 16501 is detective Fig. 5~18 (No, 10011) 49PC-X106BK 6] Block Diagram (Integrated circuit) IICAS1 (AN7345K) PB/REC EQ. amp. '50 (No. 10011)PC-X106BK 1 IC302 (CXA1792S) tone volume (No. 10011) 61PC-X106BK WH IC501 (TABI91F) servo owas {i ow-ane [of owns Bi cums fa we [| wea a [I = O lta ja coniver wre 4 28| VkW5230-001 DOOR SPRING (RD 1 29| VYH7366-001mM | GEAR 2 31] vxP2116-002 MECHA BUTTON Rec 4 32] vxP2i16-002 | MECHA BUTTON PLAY 2 33| vxP2116-003 _| MECHA BUTTON REW 2 ‘34[ VKP2116-00% MECHA BUTTON FF 2 35] VxP2116-005 MECHA BUTTON STOP/EJECT 2 | 36) VxP2116-006 | MECHA BUTTON PAUSE 1] 32| vvH7877-002 SHAFT 1 38| vvH7883-002 BUTTON LEVER 10} | | 39] £65923-001 TAPPING SCREW 2 40) VYHe316-001 CHASSIS, y 41| sasr3010z SCREW ToP+cHASSIS 2 42| SBsr3010z SCREW CHASSIS+SW PUB 3 51 CASSETTE MECHA ay 52| VKZ4001 a 53) SBst30067 1 54| sBsr3o10z TOP+MECHA 4 55] SBSF3010z CHASSIS#HAIN PW | 3] 56| SBSF3010z TOP+ MAIN PWB 2| 61| VIG1385-003 REAR CABINET 7y ~ 62] viH2016-002 HANDLE 4 63| vsc2555~001 BATTERY COVER | 4 64] v¥H5657-002 BATTERY SPRING 4| 65| £65923-004 TAPPING SCREW BATT SPRING 4| | 6] VYH8075-00T PROTECTOR SHEET | FOR BATTERY 4 In| 67/ FMJA3001-O0ACD>| ROD ANT ASS'Y 4 68] SDSP3016N SCREW | ant 1 69] VYSAIRG-056 SPACER 4 || 70] vvnso12-o0sss | TeRMINAL_LuG FOR ANT 4 | 71} vvH8095-001 PROTECTOR SHEET FOR BATTERY 7 72| sesF3oi0z SCREW TRANS 4| 73) VYH3933-001 SHIELD 4 || 76] veaseas-oo1 BARRIER 4 75] vmase9s-001 | SHIELD FOR POWER SUPPL 1 (No. 10011) 73PC-X106BK oO fl eer. | Parts no PARTS NAME REMARKS fay] SuFFix [oun Te} Sosrs06s7 ScREW FRONTFRERR 3 7a] sssrsoion | Scnew FRONT SHANDLE a yal sosrsotor Senew REARIAC. SOKET 3 15] sesesotor Scnew SP TenMawaL i fo] vyuesos-oor | ep “svPPorr co mecnacnear | i] 5i| sosFa0io7 Stmew tb SUBPOTRERE , 2|vvweoso-oo1 | Tuner woLoen i 83] sesrsorer Senew For T.wouveR Fl ls) e| vwnrort-noorr | name pLare ilo Wnyoricmosct_| NAME BLATE ils a5| £c06709=001, | CAUTION LABEL ifus tel eroesi-oor| | CLASS 1 LABEL ies By|vyuscascoor | BATTERY SPRING FOR Umet i tal vazoi2s-oo1 | ruse Clie. Fostvroseero03 | a 89|vuocoos-o71 | FUSE LABEL Fon #992 | 91| VYHS919=001 HEAT -SIMK 1 32| ppspsoior Senew 1 2 93] sosrsotor Senew Power teansista | i $5|onxsoso-oor fine CLAMP Fon power supee | 3 | el vrneoee-oo1 [Ac enacner i _ 703] Wisoss-oo1 CODING BASE 1 103| MMN-6FILB8K MOTOR 4 o| Spsxeecor RINT “screw 2 105] evsoae-221 [motor PULLEY i ioe|evseso-002__| sect i Tor] e7s9e3-2918 | ceancay 1 toa|evsvee-zaiss | ceance) i | ioslevssar-eziss | ceancs) 1 | folesoriea-ss1 | even i iii[esorese-33i__| cam=puare i 112] E65923-003 TAPPING SCREW 1 T Tis vwuryar-oo1 | seerwe i Ita] Ssrsoosr Seney i 1is[esorize-ssz_— | evense asstv i i1e| Ecoeari-oo1__| soning 2 117] £406294-002 INSULATOR a Halecoviz-ooses | speed NUT i His|ecosass-oor | seectat Screw i 120 ob mecha AsSeY i 125| vvwseao-o01 | evanpen y _ 1z3|vvn7sis=003 | pao i Tealeveaorcooe | wacwer i 125| casrecoey Screw FoR CLAMPER i 12e|vvnesoo-o01 | ELAHPER BASE i 12y|vvnsrecccot | ELARPER PLATE i 128] SBSF3010Z SCREW FOR CLAMPER BAS 2 ~ ~ T3s|vuossoscoo1 | teay rtrrin / 150|vvuiez2-101 | Tea } 131| Sosrsoioz Senew ron tray sroppe | i 152| VWAEBT9=-002 —] SHTELD-CASE i 133| sosnoeose Screw ror swre.o ease | 34| Sesrsoioz Screw ron oD Pub Hi iol vvusori-oo1 | Lcd Hover i 1ei|Vvnsoss-o01 [Nie pRacker i 142] SBSF2610Z ‘SCREW M.BKT+FRONT 2 — 143| sestsooe Screw hie. Papen OKT i ital ncease-oo2 | knoe mre vole } 425] vecersa-o01 | SNAP tare i _ite| sesrsoioz_|senew _ For vou set a ks| Foot] anrsaee-nsisses] ruse ist i F o92|anraiea-ensuit | FUSE ano i lr 995|anrsieo-onsut | ruse Fon oc i |r soa] vresvza-ice | Power TRANS i 74 (No. 10011)@ Speaker section PC-X106BK 8 @ c WHITE MARK Side D Fig. 9-2 © Speaker section parts list BLOCK No, A@RPETTT PARTS NO, PARTS NAME REMARKS jary] surrix [cur 1] VIC2556-000 ‘SP FRONT ASSYC RIGHT SIDE i | VJC2556-00C SP FRONT ASSY LEFT SIDE 1 S 2) WG1387~001 SP R.CABINET(L) LEFT SIDE 1 | vsG1388-001 SP.R.CABINET(R) RIGHT SIDE 1 s__3| sBsF3050z SCREW _ FRONT#REAR 5 _ S&| vYSH201-013 SPACER SP.F.CABNET a S | vGs1001-020 SPEAKER spor 1 s 6] SBsF3010z SCREW SPEAKER , 2 Ss 7| VYH8069-001 WASHER SPEAKER | 2 s__8| vMP0132-001 SPK_CORD 4 I S_9} VJ0s470-001 CORD HOLDER 1 S 10] $8SF30107 SCREW 1 (No. 10011) 75PC-X106BK 101 Exploded View of Mechanism Assembly ™ Cassette mechanism section 76 (No. 10011)[Pextossk © Cassette mechanism parts list BLOCK No. laf rer. [ Parts wo. PARTS NAMI REMARKS ry] surrix [oie 4) T9eties0TzT | BASE _ASSTY z 2| a92a1409T SWITCH ACTUATOR 2 3] 192t4c0aT LOCK CAM 2 a] avzatczat BUTTON LEVER REC BUTTON y s|ae2t14sqr___| surton Lever PLAY SUTTON _ 2 epaverté2ar BUTTON LEVER REW BUTTON 2 | 7) 192414251 BUTTON LEVER FF BUTTON 2 a) 192114267 BUTTON LEVER STOP BUTTON 2 | 9] s92atceit BUTTON LEVER PAUSE BUTTON | | 10] 192116137 P CONT. SPRING 4 Ti] avertessT PAUSE LEVER (EY 7 12] 92aaei2T SPRING PAUSE LEVER 4 43] 19eaaeaiT PAUSE STOPPER 4 | 44] ig2ateiat TORSION SPRING BUTTON LeveR 2 | 15| 19210150121 __| cHassrs ass*y 2 16] 192116 16T TORSION SPRING E-ACTUATER 2 17] ag2ateazy TORSION SPRING PLS.LEVER 2 49] 121011597 E.KICK LEVER 2 20 192114207 STOPPER 2 a1| s92tiganT TORSION SPRING REC_BUTTON 1 zap ivaticisT TORSION SPRING BUTTON LEVERTCY 1] 23] 6401011497 LEAF swiTcH NSW-1541T 2 24| 182101507 SPRING 4 25| 192103117 HEAD PANEL, 2 22| 19210304aT HEAD_BASE 2 [29] isei03097 PANEL P SPRING 2 : 30] 19211418AT SPRING M CONTROL 2 31] 192226347 P.ROLLER ARN 1 32] 999920617 SPECIAL SCREW Nexs 4 __33| 192103051 MAGNET HEAD ARM 4| 34] 182103077 AZIMUTH SPRING 2 35] 1921043097 P.ROLL. ARM ASY 2 36] 6401011617 LEAF swiTcH Nsw-17820MV00 2| 38] 1921260417 SENSING LEVER 2 39| 1921073087 RF CLUTCH ASS"Y 2 “op 12i07i15 RFBELT 2 42] 192114337 TORSION SPRING 1 43] 19210930027 | FLYWHEEL ASStY Pe MECHA. (8) y 44] 19210930327 | FLYWHEEL _ASStY REC/PB MECHA.CA | 4 | us| 19212608T ORSTON SPRING GEAR PLATE 2| %s[ 19212650227 [GEAR PLATE ASSY - 2 47| 192126027 CAM GEAR | 2 49] 182110707 F.FORWARO GEAR | 2] 50] 182110997 BACK TENSION SP 2] 54] 1921053047 S. REEL ASSTY SUPPLY 2 52] 1921055037 T. REEL ASSY TAKE-UP 2 53] 19210506T SENSOR | 2 55] 1g2at2a17 MOTOR BRACKET 4] 56] 182112667 moTOR RUBBER 3 57| 1e5at¢tar COLLAR SCREW 3 59] i92t0926T WAIN BELT 2 60] 192112127 maT 2 62] 192113017 EJ. SLIDE LEVER esect 2 64| 18291001T PACK SPRING 2 (No. 10011) 77,PC-X106BK BLOCK NO. | PARTS NO PARTS NAME REMARKS TY] SUFFIX [CLR G5| RSISH-ARENI [RTP HERD DEK S tz 67| PHK-MSI-6A © Head DECK A 4} | 68) 1921123187T MOTOR ASS*Y EGS30YD-98H a) 69] 182110697 REC.SAF-LEVER 4 7o| 918100007 screw w2 x5 4 73} 917900007 TAPPING SCREW 2K 3 2 72| 91800000T SCREW m2 xX 6 | 7 | 75] 967900007 TAPPING SCREW nz x5 } 4 | 74) s9991809T SPECIAL SCREW W2 X45 | 6 75| 900400007 SCREW(N2 X_ 6) w2 x6 2 77] 911500007 SCREW? 3) w2 x3 2 78| 992200007 SCREWCM2 X 7) m2 x7 2| 79| 904200611 SCREW n2 x6 4} | 20] 192102017 REC ARM a} 81/ 192114377 P_ARM COLLAR 2 32] 6010158 LEAF SWITCH wSU=I275 4] 83] 942200007 POLY WASHER 1.2K3-8X0.3 2} al 999903137 POLY WASHER 1745x3.0x0.5 2 85] 97860000T POLY WASHER 2% 3.5 x 0.3 2 86] 999900037 POLY WASHER 2.1Kat 0.13 2| | 95] 19271 209T PRICK LEVERTBD 7 92) 182112687 PLKICK LEVER 4 93) 182112237 COLLAR SCREW 1 9a] 182112651 COLLAR «B) 1 | 95] 182112257 SPRING 4 78 (No. 10011)PC-X106BK | CD mechanism section 1 2 3 4 5 A 8 c o e ‘@ CD mechanism section parts list BLock No, M@MRETID) REF, | PARTS NO. PARTS NAME Remarks lary] surrix [cue ay EPa-o02m WECHA BASE ASSY 7 | 2loprima-es OPTICAL PICK-UP 1 3] £406777-001 | Guide SHAFT 1 al es07746-001 | cd Rack i | sose20067 screw 1 af EPa-003A MECHA GEAR 7 7| €75807-301, TURN TABLE 1 | 9] SDsP2005N SCREW | 4 10] €406783-001 | D¢ moToR ja 11] £4067a4-001SA_| DC _MOTOR_ASSY 3 T2/£75832-001 | SPECIAL SCREW 1 43] €mW10190-001 | PRINTED BOARD | 4 14] emvsi09-0068 | CONN. TERMINAL, | : 15|ese1100-005 | Lear swiTcH | 1 asl £407212-001 | DAMPER _ 4 (No. 10011) 79PC-X106BK Packing and Parts List of 11] Illustration@ Packing parts list BLOCK NO, PC-X106BK [Ren | pawvs wo | Panvs wane weMARKs —faty[ SuPFI® [oLe Pi] VPC7O71-MOOT CARTON T | > a|vpeseee-oot | cusnrowcu.> 1 t S[ventesc-ooe | Cusmioncusey ; p ilVontese-o03 | eusntocusm) ; p_S|Vpnsese-eoe | cusuroncaorow : Pa} vpnteei-oor —] eusnzoM tape) 1 b Slvenesas-oot [pao : t alvresazecoos — |roty enc neciven ; r Slvpecoae-o25 | Sueer neciver ; bsg] veeSoas-007 | Pocy' enc instmueraous |i Pail = CARTON LABEL 046838061288 ay | P 1s|vresoze-o0e [poy eae Srencen 2 | | | @ Accessories BLOCK wo [Ren [parts wo. [Pants wane Remarks fity[ SUFFIX. [ou bla —apwvvorr-riaw—rvsvauerrons i h Glanersso-ies” | owen ‘cono HP Bl’ “Jenesseo-tes | rover con i) Us a afmeserreasten | eatrenr : fh alverooeassor | an-axioeo i i—$hiecorsse0r a vocos2-002 i]s (No, 10011) 81PC-X106BK JVC VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED AUDIO PRODUCTS DIVISION 101, 1chome, Onwatarimachi, Maebeshiity, Japan Printed in Japan H0B10-S-