STR-6045 USA and CANADA ModelSTR-6045 TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Title Page Section Title Page 1, TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 3-2. FM Frequency Coverage Alignment AB IL-1, Technical Specifications . a 3-3. FM Stereo Separation 12, Detailed Circuit Analysis. . 8 ‘Adjustment ... . 23025 1-3, Level Diagram ....--.+ 8 34, AMEF Strip Alignment . 26 1-4, Block Diagram—Tuner Section 9 3:5. Frequency Coverage and Tracking 1-5, Block Diagram—Audio Section .....10 ligament 26~27 36. Power Amplifier Adjustment. . 27~28 2, DISASSEMBLY AND REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES 4, REPACKING . 29 21, Tools Required sue 5. DIAGRAMS. 2-2. Hardware Identification Guide... 11 23. Top Cover and Front Panel S-1, Mounting Diagram Removal 1~12 Fm Front End 31 24, DiakCord Restringing .. . 1213 5-2. Mounting Diagram 2-5. Mechanical Dial Calibration ....... 14 ‘Tuner/MPX/Equalizer 2-6. Dial Seale Replacement. -14 Board... gif = 32033 2-7, Pilot Lamp Replacement ..,.. 14~15 5-3. Mounting Diagram. 28, Tuner Input Meter Replacement... 15 Power Amplifier Board... . 34~35 29. Control and Switch 5-4, Mounting Diagram Replacement .....-..+++ + 1S~16 Power Supply Board...... 36~37 210. Rear Panel Removal 16 5-5. Mounting Diagram 2-11, Replacement of Components Secured ‘Tone Control Board... to the Rear Panel by Rivets ..16~17 5-6. Schematic Diagram 2412. Power Transistor Replacement ..... 17 ‘Tuner Section .- 39~40 2:13. Chassis Layout ..... - 18 5-7, Schematic Diagram ‘Audio Section ........--. 41~42 3. ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES 6. EXPLODED VIEW. « Bn45 3-1, FM EF and Discriminator 7. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST....... 46~51 ‘Alignment 19022TR-6045 SECTION 1 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION ~ 1-1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Technical specifications for the STR604S are given Continuous RMS: 25 watts (8 ohms) per channel in Table 1-1 power both channels operating 20 Hz to 20kHz —: 20-watts (8 ohms) both channels TABLE 1-1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS pele cogent Power bandwidth: 10 Hz to 30 kHz, IHF Fm Tuner Section Harmonic distortion: Less than 0.5 % at | kHz at rated ARPem: dasa Piohans balanced continuous RMS power output Intermediate Lest than 0.5% at 1 watt output freavency, 107 MEs IM distortion, Less than 0.5 % at rated continuous: Tuning range: 87.5 to 108 itz RMS power output Sensitivity £26 UV CHF usable sensitivity) Frequency response : PHONO : RIAA curve! dB 2.2 uV (S/N, 30 4B) TAPE \ sone sOtite 28 on S/N ratio. 70 dB AUX Capture 1a isan Input sensitivity: PHONO: 2.5 mV, 47k Selectivity : 804B and impedance TAPE \ 950 mV, 100k Image rejection 75 4B AUX tjoeion talducbeeb0 as Signal output and: RECOUT ; 250 mV, 15k ‘Suprious rejection. 100 dB — Green sa SIN ratio. PHONO + greater than 65 aB (weighting network “B") Frequency response ; 20 He to 15 kite 9 aB arn a ‘TAPE greater than 90 dB Stereo separation: 35 dB at 400 Hz on (weighting network “A” Harmonic distortion; Mono : 0.4% IHF (400 He 100 % Mod.) Re acacia Stereo : 0.8 % IHF (400 Hz 100% Mod.) (weighting network “A”) Tae Tone controls. : BASS +10 dB at 100 Hz — — TREBLE : +10 4B at 10 kHz eS ites LOH 6 Bot bore ke Loudest contol: +848 at 5 Aten Dai bran sebret: ae (with 30 dB attenuation) Twilgiage S30 te 105 ute Sez $0 ain, bul aneae pee (SN: 2048) em 95 wate 30H, external tema He ; ‘Hf rejection 41 dB at 1000 kHz " Power rgulement 130 vol, S060 12a ismonie Som A Dimeions + 400:mm (wtb) x 148 mm hel) Xa10mm (dep) Inge rection 48 eB 10004te : ; > aan RE HOOD ee ‘153/4" (width) X 53/4" (height) X Audio Amplifier Section seid Net weight + 8.3kg (18 Ibs 5 oz) Dynan power + 78 wats ohms, bah sic . gw 25th 2a @ on canen opentiag Repeat CHE contamt 84 wats 4 ohn), bot supply method) channels operatingSTR-6045 1-2, DETAILED CIRCUIT ANALYSIS ‘The following describes the function or operation of all stages and controls. The text sequence follows signal paths, Stages are listed by transistor reference designation at the left margin; major components are also listed in a similar manner. Refer to the block diagram on pages 9 to 10 and the schematic diagram on pages 39 to 42. ‘Stage/Control FM Front End Passive rf circuit Local oscillator 102 Mixer Q1O Lf preamplifier 103 Function. A triple-tuned circuit is employed between the antenna and mixer transistor. This passive coupling circuit contains no active ampli- fiers, so it is perfectly linear and cannot produce distortion and overload components. Thus, the factors that contribute to spuri- ous responses are ahead of the mixer. iminated Supplies heterodying voltage to the mixer via L104. The circuit is a modified Hartley type with feedback applied to the emitter from the tap on L104, RE signals and local oscillator voltage are heterodyned in the gate-source junction of mixer Q1O1 to produce 10.7 MHz if ‘output signal. IFT1O1 is a tuned transformer for 10.7 MHz and its low impedance output winding supplies link coupling to if pre- amplifier Q103, ‘The if signal coupled to the base of if preamplifier Q103 by the secondary winding of IFT1O1 is amplified to achieve a favorable signal-to-noise ratio before appli- cation to the filters in the i strip. Stage/Controt Fin Hf Section 14 amplifiers Q201 to 0206 CF201 to CF206 TUNER INPUT meter M 210, D211 D209 Lf output Q206 Diode limiters D201 to D206 Funetion These if stages are basically RC coupled amplifiers that provide essentially flat response. ‘The selectivity of this section is determined by the solid-state filters in the interstage coupling paths, These ceramic filters are made up of two — individual sections that operate in @ “trap- ped-energy” mode. The filters provide extremely sharp skirt selectivity and flat response inside the pass band. These filters determine overall selectivity in the tuner. Lf signal from the collector of (204 is coupled through C206 to a rectifierdoubler consisting of diodes D210 and D211, At this point in the circuit, the if signal is proportional to the rf signal strength for all but very- strong input signals. Therefore, the filtered dc output voltage of the rectifierdoubler is pro- portional to the rf signal strength, and is used to drive TUNER INPUT meter M. D209 is shunted across the meter to protect it from overload, Signal at the base of Q206 has hhad all amplitude variations removed by the preceding limiters, and only selected signals hhave been passed by ceramic filters. Q206 provides power to drive the ratio detector. Limiting is accomplished by diode pairs, connected in parallel and poled in opposite directions. ‘The diodes conduct when the signal across them exceeds the barrier potential of about 0.6‘Stage/Control Ratio detector D207, D208 1PX Decoder SCA trap 1301, €302 19 kHz amplifier Q301 Frequency doubler D301, D302 Funetion volts in the forward direction, ‘Thus the signal is limited in both directions to 1.2 volts peak-to- peak. The diodes provide sym- ‘metrical limiting. ‘T7201 and diodes D207 and D208 form a balanced ratio detector that transforms the frequency: ‘modulated signal into an audio signal. Output appears across cus. ‘The composite signal containing ‘monaural information from 0 to 15 kHz, the 19 kHz pilot carrier, ‘and the fm stereo signal at 38 kHz, is fed to Q301 through trap L301 -€302, This trap removes the unwanted SCA signals to feed a clean composite signal to the base of Q301 (the 19 kHz amplifier). ‘This stage serves two functions. Itextracts the 19 kHz pilot signal by means of a tuned circuit at its collector, and provides a low- impedance source of composite stereo signal (without the pilot carrier) at its emitter, A series- resonant circuit in the emitter circuit eliminates the 19 kHz pilot signal in the composite stereo signal Signals developed at the collector of Q301 are transformer coupled to a fullwave rectifier consisting of D301 and D302. The output of this rectifier is not filtered, resulting in two positive pulses for each input cycle. Thus, the 19 kia pilot-carrier frequency is effectively doubled by D301 and D302. However, the waveform not sinusoidal at the base of 302, Stereo-mono automatic switching circuit (304, D303, D304 D305, D306. 38 kHz amplifier 9302 STEREO lamp circuit 9303 TR-6045 Funetion This prevents noisy stereo recep- tion by automatically switching the MPX decoder’s operation into the monaural mode. Noise signals above 19 kHz are extracted from the emitter circuit of Q301 and applied to the base of Q304 through a high- pass filter (L302, C306). ‘The coupling capacitor C307 filters out audio components so that the input signal is primarily high-frequency noise. ‘This noise signal is amplified by (0304 to drive voltage doubler D304 and D306. D305 provides positive fixed bias for Q304 through D306 and D304. When a weak stereo signal or interstation noise is received the ‘output of D304 is fed back to the ‘base of Q304, and drives Q304 into conduction, ‘This in turn shorts the frequency doubler output to ground through R315, preventing amplification of the incoming signal, and ‘therefore operation of the 38 kHz amplifier and stereo indicator circuit, Q302 and Q303. When a stereo signal is received, the signal-to-noise ratio increases, reducing the noise signal at the base of Q304. Therefore Q304 turns off and enables the stereo demodulator circuit to operate. The 38 kHz pulses produced by 1301 and D302 are amplified by 302, The tank circuit at the collector of Q302 is tuned to 38 kHz to restore these pulses to sinusoidal waveform. This signal is transformer coupled to the bridge type demodulator to supply sampling drive for the demodulator. ‘The STEREO indicator lights ‘when the FUNCTION swith is set to the FM AUTO STEREOSTR-6045 Stage/Control Funetion position and an fm stereo signal is received. The emitter of Q302 is connected to the base of Q303 which is normally cut off. ‘The circuit operates as follows: When a composite stereo signal is applied to the multiplex decoder, the 38 kHz pulses produced at the output of the frequency doubler yield a higher average current flow through 302. This forces Q303 into conduction, lighting STEREO indicator lamp PL9O1 Multiplex. The demodulator circuit employs demodulator four diodes in a balanced:-bridge D307, D308, arrangement. This system has the 309, D310 advantage of cancelling residual sf components (38 kHz signal, some 19 kHz signal, and higher order harmonics of these frequencies.) 'L” and “R” components are developed at each side of the bridge as the result of demodula- tion, when the receiver is operated in the stereo mode, (See Fig, 1-1.) raved ‘Sime pute i180" pms) MONA Fig. 1-1 Stereo demodulation operation ‘Stage/Control ‘Twin-T filter R330, R332, R329 R331, R333, R328 €324, €328, C327 €325, €329, C326 Am Tuner Antenna circuit, Low-pass filter L401 Local oscillator $2 FUNCTION (2) switch Mixer Q401 Funetion In the monaural mode, diodes D307 and D310 are forward biased by supply voltage through R316, the STEREO indicator lamp, R318, R323, and R322, so these diodes merely act as small resistances. Under this condition, ‘the monaural signal is applied to both “L” and “R" audio amplifiers. This filter eliminates the 38 kHz carrier and residual rf compo- nents, thereby preventing carrier leak. ‘A-m signals are received by the antenna tank circuit formed by 1901, C401, L402, CV40l, C4401, C402 and C403. C401 is selected not for its effect upon tuning, but to reduce spurious radiation by the local oscillator. ‘The low pass filter (L401 - C401) reduces the spurious radiation caused by local oscillator which may interfere another receiver or ‘communication system through ‘the external antenna, This stage supplies the injec- tion voltage necessary to receive am signals, In this modified Hartley oscil- lator circuit, feedback is applied to the emitter of Q40S from aa Jow-impedance winding on os cillator coil L404, $2 is a rotary-slide switch which is interconnected with rotary ‘switch’s shaft to perform proper ‘changeover of tuner operation. Incoming rf signal is fed to the base of Q401, while the local os- cillator voltage is injected to the emitter circuit of Q401. These two signals are heterodyned inStage/Controt cFT401 AGC circuit Funetion the base-emitter junction of Q401 to produce the 455-kH2 ‘output. This stage functions as the gain control element of the age system due to Q402 in the emitter circuit, as will be ex- plained later. CFT401 is a combination unit which contains a double-tuned circuit and one ceramic filter tuned to 455. kHz, It deveolps the if signal, and determines the selectivity inside the passband. It also provides link coupling to if amplifier 9403, There are two feedback loops which provide proper agc opera tion. One is the minor loop applying AGC to the if ampli- fier Q404's base circuit, The other is the major feedback loop applying de from the emitter circuit of Q404 to the emitter circuit of Q401. through Q402. ‘The minor feedback loop con- sists of D401, R418, R438, C431 and R415, The s-m if signal is extracted from the collector cir- cuit of Q404 through C413 and rectified by diode D401, ‘The output of the diode D401 8 positive de voltage roughly pro- portional (not exactly due to age action) to the cartier levels of in put signal and fed to the base of Q402. through a filter’ circuit. Thus the output of diode D401 controls the current flow in Q404 and its emitter voltage as wel. Major feedback is produced by the emitter circuit of Q404, R416, C429, C427, R433 and Q402. The emitter voltage of Stage/Control Lf amplifer 403 1 amplifier 404 Detector 402 TUNER INPUT Meter M STR-6045 Function Q404 is applied to the base of Q402 through the filter circuit, determining the positive bias on Q402. As the Q402 shunts the emitter resistor of mixer Q401, it controls the operation of Q401 as a forward age element. When the strong signal is re- ceived, Q402 is forced into con duction, shorting Q401's emitter to ground: through R405. As a result, current flow in the Q401 (mixer) increase, reducing its cur- rent gain and allowing stable operation in a. strong. field- strength area, This stage is basically an RC- coupled amplifier and amplifies the i signal to the proper level required by the following stages. Q404 and IFT401 from a tuned amplifier cifcuit which provides amplifier circuit which provides power to drive diode detector 402. ‘The if signal from the secondary side of IFT401 is rectified by diode D402, The if components of the output signal are filtered by C416, R422 and C417, and then cleaned audio signal is fed to the audio preamplifier through FUNCTION switeh $2, ‘The detector’s (D402) output is also fed to TUNER INPUT ‘meter M as the de component in the rectified a-m signal is rough- ly proportional to the input signal level (not exactly for strong signals due to age action)STR-6045 Stage/Control Function ‘Stage/Control Function Audio Preamplifier Section “L” channel (which is about 180° out of phase) is cancelled Equalizer) This directcoupled two stage cout by the “R” signal from the Preamplifier amplifier amplifies the small “R” channel, The same is true of Q501, 0502 signal produced by the tuner, residual “L” signal in the “R” phono cartridge, tape recorder, channel, RTSS1 is therefore set or signal applied to the AUX for maximum separation. input jacks to the level required In the AUX position of the at the input of the following FUNCTION switch, feedback is tone-control buffer amplifier. applied thorugh RS1S and C510 Bias circuit De bias voltage for QSO1 is to provide a flat response in the extracted from R511 in the emit. qualizer/preamplifie. _Singals ter circuit of Q502 through applied to the AUX input jack RSOS and R504, This de nega- are attenuated about 40 4B by tive feedback technique provides RSO1 and RSO2. This allows the stable operation during tempera- STR-6045: to accept signals at Tite about 250 mV and amplify them Equalization circuit RIAA equalization is achieved without distortion. by BS ROARS" Loop VOLUME control ‘The equalized phono signsl and containing R516, R517, RSI8, RV901 signals applied to the other input C511 and C512. when the terminals are fed to the VOLUME FUNCTION switch is set to control through the MONITOR PHONO. and MODE switches. The level of De-emphasis The proper de-emphasis opers- ‘he signal applied tothe following circuit tion is achieved by the negative- tonecontrol amplifiers determin- feedback loop containing R513, ed by the setting of RV6O1. RELA C505 aad cs 18 SpE LOUDNESS switeh This switch and R601, R602, de-emphasis time constant is 75 a (C601 eeiamimmmpenente for micro-seconds in USA and he CANADA, $0 micto-seconds in co sing 2 the Europe. The de-emphasis circuit Joudness. of the sound being ‘operates even in the a-m recep- ‘eed Rema mariish is set to tion mode, but it has no effect, ON See control is upon these operation because the stale cemition, the am signal frequency response is overall frequency response is so inferior to that of an fm signal, derammmlanyt o..8 $0 He and TELS is thanoal sopere- +4 B at 10 kit2 with reference tion control circuit works at the sestaalenelet | efi, same time when. FUNCTION Buffer amplifier This amplifier provides +14 4B switch $1 is set to TUNER Q601 voltage gain to compensate for postion. the tone-control. insertion loss Separation control The network that connects the and isolates the volume control RTSS1 emitters of QS01 and QS51 and tone control to eliminate provides a form of negative ‘mutual interference. feadbck teen’ ty sl Se TREBLE control This control has a range of channels for fm stereo signals, pyel $10.4 10 Kitz, EAR rods “1” ign ‘ahs BASS control This control has a range of RV603 +10 4B at 100 Hz,‘Stage/Control Function HIGH filter switch The high-cut off filter (R611 and ss €609) eliminates unwanted high frequency components (5 kHz and higher) from the input signal when this switch is ON Power Amplifier Section Preamplifier 9701, 9702 ‘Thermal compensation ‘and noise suppressor D701 Driver Q703 Q701 and Q702 form a paraphase amplifier but signal output is extracted from the collector circuit of Q701. This circuit has various advantages in direct coupling systems. One is high stability despite temperature variations and another is high input impedance without reduc- ing the amplifier’s gain. The ac output, appears across load resistor R703 in the collector circuit of Q701. An emitter decoupling circuit is formed by ‘the emitter-base resistance of (9702, C702 and R706 in the base circuit of Q702, This circuit forms a frequency-selective ac bypass cireuit to reduce the amplifier’s gain at very low frequencies. Common emitter resistor R704 keeps the de current flow constant in Q701 and Q702, thus increasing de stability As all the stages are directly coupled, de stability is required. The negative temperature coef ficient of D701 provides thermal ‘compensation for the following river stage. It also acts asa noise suppressor to reduce the popping. noise due to unbalanced current flow in the following stages when the power switch is turned off. ‘Though this stage isa convention- al flat amplifier, it determines the ‘output voltage swings because the following stages are basically emitter-followers. Stage(Control De bias adj (idling current) Q704, RT701 Thermal compensator for de bias 702 Complementary circuit 9705, 706 Power transistor 901, 902 Power Supply Rectifier D802, D803 D804, D805 TR-6045 Function, ‘The ac load resistor for this stage is R710 (5.6k). Q704 is forced to conduct and operates as a small. resistance providing the necessary forward bias on the two cascaded emitter- followers, RT701 controls the base bias of Q704, determining the impedance betweeh the emitter and collector of Q704, and thereby controls the de bias voltage for the following com- plementary circuit. ‘The negative temperature coef: ficient of D702 provides thermal compensation for the comple- mentary and power transistor circuits, D702 is attached to the ower transistor’s heat sink to detect temperature increases in the power transistor, ‘These transistors operate as emittersfollowers to provide the current swings demanded of the output stages and also provide the necessary phase inversion, Phase inversion is performed by using PNP and NPN type tran- sistors. The output transistors (Q901 and Q902) are connected directly to a power supply of about #36 V. Q901 supplies power to the load during the positive half cycle and Q902 operates during the negative half cycle, As al the stages are directly coupled and designed to obtain zero potential at the output terminal, the large coupling capacitor at the output (which may cause power loss or distortion at low frequencies) is climinated ‘A. fulbwave bridge rectifier provides a positive and a negative de power supply for the power amplifier,STR-6045 Stage/Control Ripple filter 707 R724, R725 €707, C708 Voltage regulator 9801, Q802 so! Function ‘These components reduce the ripple voltages in the de power supply for the preamplifier and driver stages of power amplifier section to an extremely low value, Q707 and Q757 serve as an electronic filter to supply well filtered de of about +33 -V to cach stage, De output from the bridge rectifier is filtered by C902 and applied to series regulator Q801 Q802 compares a sample of the ‘output voltage picked off across 80S with reference voltage supplied by voltage stabilizer 13. LEVEL DIAGRAM Stage/Control Funetion D801. A change in output voltage is detected at the base of (Q802 and therefore alters its col- lector voltage. Since the collector of Q802 is directly coupled to the base of Q801, the change in output voltage alters the conduction of Q801 by the amount necessary to maintain the output voltage constant, An increase in output voltage causes an increase in the impedance (decrease in conduc tion) of Q801, and vice versa. The de output voltage supplied to the tuner section is therefore extermely stable. Note: ‘Signal voltages are measured with ac VTVM and ‘expressed in 8 refered t00.775V, THe.STR-6045 1-4. BLOCK DIAGRAM-Tuner SectionSTR-6045 BLOCK DIAGRAM- Audio Section 1s. apeSTR-6045 SECTION 2 DISASSEMBLY AND REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES WARNING Unplug the ac power cord before —— Hardware Nomenclature — starting any disassembly or re. —— placement procedures PS + Pan Head Screw 21, TOOLS REQUIRED with Spring Washer ~ Flat Countersunk Head Serew The following tools are required to perform disassembly and replacement procedures on the STR604S Binding Head Screw ‘Oval Countersunk Head Sere ‘Truss Head Screw Screwdriver, Phillips head Screwdriver, 3mm (1/8") blade Pliers, long-nose ~ Flat Filliter Head Screw Diagonal cutters Wrench, adjustable 1 2, 3 4. Set Screw 5. 6. Tweezers 1 8. 9. i 1 2DOOOOH © © *nTTTYTY F B RK 7 R.— Round Head Screw F sc E Retaining Ring (E Washer W Washer Electric drill sv segue Dail bits LW. Lock Washer Prick puneh N ~ Nut (0. Hammer, ball-peen ample — 1. Soldering iron, 40 to $0 watts, equipped with [— Dre of Slot . Cement solvent 14, Cement, contact Type of Head 15, Silicone grease solder sucker Opmip “eae 12, Solder, rosin core Length in mm (LY I t i Ee cae 2:2, HARDWARE IDENTIFICATION GUIDE 2.3. TOP COVER AND FRONT PANEL REMOVAL ‘The following chart will help you to decipher the hardware codes given in this service manual. 1, Remove the two machine screws at each side of the receiver, and lift off the top cover. Note: All screws in the STR-6O4S are manufactured to the specifications of 2. Pullall: the knobs off. ‘the International Organization for Stand: ‘scgization (ISO). This means that the 3, Remove the two self-tapping screws (®B 3X mane old spe eg age 66) and two hex nuts securing the front panel ble because 150 serews have a different numberof threads per mm compared to the old ones. The ISO screws have an Identification mark on their heads os shown in Fig. 2-1. to the front subchassis as shown in Fig. 2-2. Place a piece of cardboard or cloth between the wrench and front panel to avoid marring the panel as shown in Fig. 23. Now the front panel is free for servicing. 2° iaentiteation Fig. 2-1 180 screw aiiSTR-6045 Fig. 2-2 Front panel removal Fig. 2-3 Hex nut removal 24, DIAL~CORD RESTRINGING Preparation 1, Remove the top coveras described in Procedure 23, 2, Cut a 1500 mm (59") length of dial cord. 3, Tie the end of the cord to a spring as shown in Fig. 2-4. 4, Rotate the tuning-capacitor drive drum fully clockwise (minimum capacitance position). Procedure While referring to Fig. 2-5, proceed as follows: 1. Hook the spring to one hole of the drive drum as shown in Fig. 2-6. “fee Fig. 2-4 Tieing a square knot to the coil spring 2. Run the cord through the slot in the rim of the drum and wrap a half clockwise turn in the inner side groove. 3. Run the cord over pulley “A’ shaft. 4. Run the cord over pulleys “B”, “C” and “D” then wrap two clockwise turns around the drum from outer groove to inner groove as shown in Fig. 2-7. 5. Pass the doubled end of the cord through the ‘eyelet, then hook it to the spring as shown in Fig. 28 6, Tighten the cord, then squeeze the eyelet so that the spring is under tension. ‘Make a knot in the cord end to keep it from slipping out of the eyelet. and then wrap ‘two counterclockwise turns around the tuning eeeo 7. After completing the dial-cord stringing, make sure that the tuning system works properly. Apply @ drop of contact cement to the finish point. STR-6045 Fig. 2-7 Wrapping the dial cord evetet Fig. 2-6 Coil spring installation © Fig. 2-8 Finishing dial cord stringing Fig. 2-5 Dial cord stringing =iasSTR-6045 2. MECHANICAL DIAL CALIBRATION Note: This is required after replacing the dial cord, dial soale or frontend sembly, Put the dial pointer on the cord as shown in Fig. 2-9 and move it to a position where the pointer coincides with the left slot on the dial scale as shown in Fig. 2-10, when the tuning capacitor is set to the maximum capacitance position, Apply a drop of contact cement to the tab of the dial pointer. al pointer Fig. 2-9 Dial pointer installation ial pointer 88 FM a te AM 530 slot Fig. 2-10 Mechanical dial calibration 26. DIAL SCALE REPLACEMENT 1, Remove the top cover and front panel as described in Procedure 2-3. 2, Remove the two self-tapping screws (®B 2.6X 6) securing the dial-scale holder to the front subchassis as shown in Fig. 2-11. 3. Remove the defective dial scale, and then Install the replacement scale. 27, PILOT-LAMP REPLACEMENT Prepare for replacing any of the pilot lamps by re- ‘moving the top cover as described in Procedure 2-3 ‘Meter Lamp 1, Pull out the meterlamp socket, and then unscrew the lamp from the socket and install ‘the new lamp. Stereo Lamp 1, Remove the two self-tapping screws (®B 3X 6) securing the meter holder to the front subchassis as shown in Fig. 2-12. Pull the lamp from its holder with tweezers. 3. Unsolder the defective lamp leads from the connecting terminals on the tuner board, and then install the new lamp. Fig, 2.11 Dial scale replacement gZ aeDial Lamp 1, Remove the front panel as described in Procedure 2-3, 2. Pry out the fiber lamp shade, and then remove the lamp. 3,_ Install the replacement lamp. 28, TUNER INPUT METER REPLACEMENT 1, Remove the top cover as described in Procedure 23. Unsolder the leads from the defective meter. 3. Remove the two self-tapping screws (®B 3X 6) securing the meter holder to the front subchassis as shown in Fig. 2-12. 4. Remove the meter, and then install a new one. CONTROL AND SWITCH REPLACEMENT Prepare for replacing any of the controls or switches by removing the front panel as described in Procedure 2-3 TONE Controls 1, Remove the hex nuts that secure the BASS and TREBLE controls to the front subchassis. 2. Carefully remove them along with the tone control circuit board, TR-6045 3. Cut each lug of the defective control on the board to remove the part. 4, Unsolder and remove the clipped lugs, and clean out the holes in the circuit board. 5, Install the replacement control. POWER, HIGH FILTER, LOUDNESS, MONITOR, MODE FUNCTION (1) Switches 1, Remove the two screws securing the switch to the front subchassis as shown in Fig 2-13. 2, Unsolder the lead wires from the defective switch, and then install the replacement switch. SPEAKER Switch 1. Apply a drop of cement solvent to the ring spacer on the switches. Wait a few second for the cement to dissolve, and pry out the spacer with a screw driver. 2. Remove the hex nuts that secure the switches to the front-subchassis as shown in Fig. 2-13. 3. Unsolder the lead wirés from the defective switches, and then install the replacement switch, Fig. 2.13 Control and switch replacement 15 —R-6045 FUNCTION (2) switch (slide/rotary switch) REPLACEMENT 1 Apply a drop of cement solvent to the ring spacer on the switch, Wait a few second for the cement to dissolve and pry out the spacer with 1 screw driver. Remove the six. sel-tapping screws (®B 3X 6) securing bottom masking plate as shown in Fig, 2-14 and then remove the mask, Remove the hex nut securing the switch to the front subchassis. With @ soldering-iron having a solder-sucking tip, clean the solder from each lug of the defective switch and the printed board, a8 shown in Fig. 2-15. This frees the switch. Install the replacement switch. ‘eletapping Ga2x6 masking plate ‘omova! Fig. 2-15 FUNCTION (2) switch removal 2:10, REAR PANEL REMOVAL 1. Remove the top cover and bottom plate as described in Procedure 2-3. 2. Unsolder the braided wire connecting between the ground terminal and chassis as shown in Fig. 216 3. Remove the two self-tapping screws (®B 3 X (6) at each side of the rear panel. 4. Remove the four self-tapping screws (B'3 X 6) at the bottom edge of the rear panel as shown in Pig. 2-14. This frees the rear panel. Lunsolder this point 21. go Fig. 2.16 Preparation for rear pane! removal REPLACEMENT OF COMPONENTS SECURED TO THE REAR PANEL BY RIVETS Remove the rear panel as described in Procedure 2-10. Bore out the rivets using a drill bit slightly larger in diameter than the rivet. See Fig. 2-17. Punch out the remainder of the rivet with nail set or prick punch. Remove the defective component, and then install a new one. Secure the new component ‘with a suitable serew and nut, or a repair rivet screw (part number 3-701-402)..STR-6045 3, Remove the four selftapping screws (®B 3X 6) securing heat sink to the chassis. Cut the [ fae emitter and base leads of the defective power ‘pane! transistor with a diagonal cutter. This prevents 1 eventual mica washer damage when removing the defective power transistor. 4. Carefully pull out the heat sink, and then remove the two screws (@B 3 X 12) and nuts securing the power transistor to the heat sink. 5S. When replacing the power transistor, apply a coating of a heat-transferring grease to both sides of the insulating mica washer. Any excess grease squeezed out when the ‘mounting bolts are tightened should be wiped ff with a clean cloth. This prevents it from accumulating conductive dust particles that might eventually cause a short. Fig. 2.17 Rivet replacement 2.12. POWER TRANSISTOR REPLACEMENT 1. Remove the top cover as described in Procedure 2-3. 2. Remove the four screws (@PSW 3 X 6) securing the power supply board and power amplifier board to the heat sink. SisSTR-6045 213, CHASSIS LAYOUT tone contro! amplifier Board tuner and MPX board, {speaker protection)—(L-CH) {2m bar antenna coll L901 ‘ise (501) (epeaker protection)—(R-CH) 2ie=TR-6045 SECTION 3 ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES FM LF AND DISCRIMINATOR ALIGNMENT & aly CAUTION ‘The ceramic filters in the fm if circuit are selected according to their specified center frequencies and color coded as shown in Fig. 3-1 and listed in Table 3-1. Check the color code of the filters to identify the same center frequency when replacing any of these filters TABLE 341 FM LF CERAMIC FILTERS Part No. Color Specified Center Frea. 1403562411 red 10.70 Miz 1403-56212 black 10.66 MHz 140356231 white 10.74 Mit 140356241 green 10.82 Mz 140356251 yellow 10.78 Miz o Fig, 3-1 Fm i-f ceramic filter Fig. 3-2 Interruption of fm ocal ‘oscillator operation 19- Note: Two methods of i discriminator alignment oe ovailable, sweep generator alignment and signal generator You can use either of them. In ase, the local oseiistor should killed. To stop the local oscil ‘operation, remove the masking pl ‘the bottom of the chassis, and then shunt ‘the oscillator capacitor with 2 0.02uF capacitor. See Fig, 32, Sweep Generator Alignment Test Equipment Required 1.10.7 Miz sweep generator 2. Oscilloscope 3. Ceramic capacitor 0.02 uF 4. Alignment tools Preparation 1. Remove the top cover and masking plate at the bottom, Solder a 0.02 HF capacitor across C215, and then connect the input cable of the oscilloscope with alligator clips to it as shown in Fig, 3-3, 3. Connect the output eable of the sweep gener- ator across CV103. Use alligator clips and make the connection through 2 0,02 uF coupling eapacitor as shown in Fig. 3-4 ‘iseriminstor {ranstormer (primary side) To oscilloscope ground To oscilloscope INPUT Fig. 3:3 Fm discriminator output connectionProcedure 1. With the equipment connected as shown in Fig. 3-6, set the sweep generator’s controls as follows: Center frequency . . Specified frequency of ceramic filter, see table 3-1 ‘Sweep width I MHe 2. Set the tuner’s controls as follows: FUNCTION switch (1). FUNCTION @ FUNCTION switch (2)...FM AUTO STEREO 3. Adjust the oscilloscope controls to provide a visible indication, Note: Two or three traces will be ‘observed on the oscilloscope the center frequency of the sweep generator varies ‘The trace you are looking for hae the largest amplitude. Once you get it, decrease the seeep generator output low enough to obtain rather noisy output. Fig. 3-5 Parts location 4. Turn the top core (secondary side) of dis- ‘riminator transformer T201 (See Fig. 3-5) with an alignment tool to obtain the “$" curve response, and equalize the positive and negative peaks of the “S” curve response, as shown in Fig. 37. » S. Adjust transformer IFT1O1 (See Fig. 3-14) and the primary side of discriminator trans Fig. 3-7 “S” curve response aajust ae 10.7.MHe tk | me [eve cars| teresa eel Fig, 3-6 Test setup for discriminator alignment by sweep generator ~20—STR-6045 @ 80 nite Aignment 2 cAdot hela gracato'tequcy ply eta maseae fad Hk clas Bares oe Pee Gece. stn sta foo e308 ete pte uals oe 2 10.7aie elim sigue PIO iat perst osetia comecty; 4004: pple wl be chore at 2. Oscilloscope shown in Fig. 39, ete seastty.. 100 m¥fem ae $. Tom hn tp cor of transformer, 7201 wth crtleseetea edna 1 Agia ot iano hal nmr ar aoe a Preparation > Same as described for the sweep generator method. Procedure Fig. 3-9 Fm discriminator alignment output response Note: Turn thecore carefully and slowly because the output eppearing on the cscilloscope jumps up and down when 1. With the equipment connected as shown in Fig. 3.8, set the signal-generator’s controls as a Mottin Pm 0H, 108 nen celebs Output level . .10,000 nV (80 4B) ‘top core, decreased output will be ob- ad ‘obtained. in the middle of the core ‘thread length, and-maximum output ‘occurs at ach side of the true null point Set the receiver's controls as follows: FUNCTION switch (1) ,..FUNCTION (2) FUNCTION switch (2). ..FM AUTO STEREO acvrvM, ‘sTR6045 0880 pm) Osa ee ees = iene | |: Tn A as TJ Fig. $8 Test setup for tm discriminator alignment by rf signal generator scvrum oscilloscope sa, lI A 1 L sd, 12, Fig. 3-10 Fm frequency coverage and tracking alignment test setup siSTR-604 8 Change the signal generator’s modulation to fm, 400 Hz 100%. Tum the core of fm IFT 101 and bottom core of T201 (See Fig. 3-3 and Fig, 3-14), to obtain the maximum output, Repeat the above mentioned procedures two or three times, 3:2. FM FREQUENCY COVERAGE ALIGNMENT CAUTION Never attempt alignment of the frontend section except for the frequency-coverage and dialcalibra- tion adjustments. The front end section of the tuner has been carefully adjusted at the factory, so very little adjustment is necessary in the field. Alignment need not be performed when the front-end FET is replaced since changes in FET parameters have little effect upon tuning. If an rf-stage adjustment is required, ask your nearest SONY Service Station to send your unit to the Factory Service Center for complete frontend alignment. Exercise caution when returning the faulty unit so that it is not damaged in transit, The warranty will not cover damage incurrent in transit to the Factory Service Center. Note: Before starting this alignment, ‘the diteriminatortrensformer alignment should be performed. Test Equipment Required 1 2. Standard fm signal generator ‘Ac VIVM. 3. Alignment tools Preparation Remove the top cover as Procedure 2-3, deseribed in Connect the equipment as shown in Fig. 3-10. Set the receiver's controls as follows: FUNCTION (1) switch FUNCTION (2) switch Generator Alignment FUNCTION (2) FM AUTO STEREO Follow the procedures given in Table 3-2 when performing this alignment with an fm signal generator. ‘Be sure that the dial is mechanically calibrated. (Off-the-Air Alignment ‘Accurate dial calibration and a frequency-coverage test can also be performed by utilizing off-the-air local fim signals However, before performing the fol- lowing procedures, be sure that the dial is mechanically calibrated. See Procedure 2. TABLE 3-2. FM FREQUENCY COVERAGE ALIGNMENT 2 Coupling Between | SSG Frequency Dial ‘Scope Indica Step | prone End and $SG | and Output Level | Indication | Connection | A@¥#t tion Direct coupling 87.5 MHz 87.SMHz | RECOUTjack | OSCcoil | Maximum 400 Hz (3904) L104 vIvM 100 % Mod. SeeFig. | reading 10 (20 4B) 314, 2, | Same as above 108 MHz 108MHz | Same as 08Ctrim- | Same as | 400 Ha above merCTI04 | above 100 % Mod. See Fig. IOV (2048) a4 ~22-STR-6045 &@ Procedure (1) With the equipment connected as shown in Fig. 3-11, set the MPX and audio oscilator's 1, Tune the set to the lowest-frequeney station controls as follows: MAIN CHANNEL OFF 2. Check the dial scale for a calibration accuracy SUB CHANNEL ........0N of #300 kHz from the carrier frequency of the PILOT (19 kHz) OFF station. If the dial-accuracy deviation exceeds AUDIO OSCILLATOR this limit, turn the local-oseillator coil L104 (as OUTPUT ......-.,..-. 400 Hz, 250 mV shown in Fig. 3-14) slighlty until optimum calibration is obtained. (2) Adjust the oscilloscope controls to obtain a visible indication. Be sure the scope’s 3. Tune the set to the highest-frequency horizontal display switch is set for external station in your locality. Ifthe dial-calibration input. error is excessive, adjust Iocal-oscillator trim- mer CT104 to obtain maximum calibration ac- (3) Turn the pilot-signal (19 kHz) phase control curacy. See Fig. 3-14, to obtain an in-phase and stable lissajous pattern as shown in Fig. 3-12. 33. FM STEREO SEPARATION ADJUSTMENT —---> Test Equipment Required — ow aaa 1. MP generator 2, signal penertor ox 30H 3. Audio oscillator eG ‘ meet’ |" 4. AcvIVM. PRE ote 5. Oscilloscope Fig. 3-11 Test setup for the MPX generator preadiustment “El Fig. 3-12 Lissajous pattern 6. Alignment tools Preparation Before starting the stereo-separation adjustment, ‘check and adjust the phase between the 19-kHe pilot signal and the sub-channel signal in the MPX stereo generator as follows: 1, eee oT al [ourwee ml [oti eles (cin ‘STR6045 | | « [Clee eee ero} @) ° ssa wel [oitinel= [e+ =e een cd Fig. 3-13 Stereo separation adjustment test setup geSTR-6045 Fig. 3-14 Parts location 24— am 455 tHe cersor am 455kH2 ieraot¥ Procedure 1, Connect the equipment as shown in Fig. 313. Set the fm signalgenerator’s control as follows: Carrier frequency 98 MHz Output level 1,000nV (60 4B) Modulation: Main channel (400 Hz) . ..33.75 kHz (45%) Sub channel (38 kHz) ....33.75 kHz (45%) Pilot (19 kHz) 7.5 kHz (10%) The above mentioned modulation levels can be set as follows: (a) With the equipment connected as shown in Fig 3-13 set the MPX stereo generator controls as follows: MAIN CHANNEL OFF ‘SUB CHANNEL, OFF PILOT (19 kHz) oN (b) Adjust the 19-kHz signal level to obtain a 7.S-kH deviation on the FM. SSG modulation a indicator. (©) Reset the MPX. stereo-generator’s controls as follows: MAIN CHANNEL ON SUB CHANNEL OFF PILOT (19 kHz) OFF INPUT SELECTOR ..... LCH (@ Adjust the audio-oscillator output (400 Hz) to obtain 2 33.75-kHz deviation on the FM SSG modulation indicator. (©) Set all controls to their ON position. STR-6045 Precisely tune the set to the SSG's carrier frequency, then turn the top core of switching transformer T301 to obtain maximum output at the left channel. See Fig. 3-14, Note that this adjustment has a close relationship with stereo distortion. Record the output level of the left channel when the MPX generator’s input selector is set to the left channel Switeh the input selector to the right channel fand read the residual signal level in the left channel. The outputlevel to residual-evel ratio represents the separation, Adjust separation ad) control RTSS1 (See Fig. 3-15) for minimum residual level. Check the right channel for separation. Usually, about an 8 to 9 4B difference in channel separation exists Readjust RTSS1 for minimum. difference between left-and right-channel separation. While doing this, remember that the output level also changes according to the sett RTSS1 nec our wt | . 2c vrVM esciloscope Fig. 3-16 A-m frequency coverage and tracking alignment test setup —25-TR-6045 34. AM LF STRIP ALIGNMENT Note: The if transformers (CFT-401 and 1FT-401) in the am if circuit ae adjusted at the factory, so very lite adjustment is necessary in the field, ‘There is no need for alignment when replacing any of these it transformers 3:5. FREQUENCY COVERAGE AND. TRACKING ALIGNMENT Preparation Remove the top cover as described in Procedure 23. Then, set the receiver's FUNCTION switch to AM, Signal generator Method Test Equipment Required 1. Signal generator 2. Loop antenna 3. Ac VIVM Procedure With the equipment connected as shown in Fig, 3:16, follow the procedures given in Table 3-3 and 3-4 when performing this alignment with an am signal generator. Off-the-Air Signal Method ‘Accurate dial calibration, and a frequency-coverage ‘and tracking test can also be performed by utilizing offthe-air local am signals. However, before per forming the following procedure, be sure that the dial is mechanically calibrated. See Procedure 2-5. TABLE 33. A-M FREQUENCY COVERAGE ALIGNMENT 886 | SSG Frequency Dial ‘Scope 10,000v (80 4B) | Coupling | and Output Level Indication ‘Connection Ate Loop 530 kitz 530 kz REC OUT jack | AM OSC coil | Maximum antenna | 400 He (4908) L404 vrvm | 30% Mod. See Fig. 3-14 | reading Loop 1,600 kHz 1,600 kHz, ‘Same as AM OSC Same as Antenna | Same as above above trimmer CT402| above See Fig. 3-14 TABLE 3-4, AM TRACKING ALIGNMENT S86 $96 Frequency Dial Scope , ‘i Coupling | and Output Level Indication ‘Connection eo ‘koe | Loop | 620 kitz 620 kite REC OUT jack | Position of — | Maximum antenna | 400 Hz | 904) ‘AM antenna | VTVM 30% Mod | coil L901 reading ‘Output level: as low See Fig. 3-14 5 possible Nee Loop 1,400 Kitz 1,400 kez Same as AcM antenna | Same as antenna | Same as above above trimmer CT401 | above See Fig. 3-14 +JI Frequency Coverage Alignment 1, Tune the receiver to the lowest-frequency station in your locality. If the dial-ealibration error is excessive, turn the local oscillator-coil 11404 (see Fig. 3-14) slightly until optimum ‘ial calibration is obtained. 2, ‘Tune the receiver to the highest-frequency sta- tion in your locality. If the dial-calibration error is excessive, adjust local-oscillator trimmer-capacitor CT404 (see Fig. 3-14) to obtain maximum calibration accuracy. ‘Tracking Alignment 1, Tuhe the set to the station whose carrer fre- quency is closest to 620 kHz and adjust the position of antenna coil L402 as shown in Fig. 3-14 to obtain maximum output. 2, Tune the set to the station whose carrer fre- quency is closest to 1,400 kHz and adjust antenna trimmer CT402 to obtain maximum output. See Fig. 3-14 3. Repeat the above steps two or three times. i ode ilvaite Ui trol 36, POWER AMPLIFIER ADJUSTMENT Note: This adjustment should be per formed after replacing any of the power De—Bias Adjustment Serious deficiencies in performance, such as thermal runaway of power transistors, will result if this adjustment is improperly st. CAUTION To avoid accidental power transistor damage, increase the ac line voltage gradually, using a variable trans- former, while measuring the voltage across emitter resistors R722 (R772) of power transistors alternately as shown in Fig, 3-17); Check to see that the reading does not exceed 25 mV. Ifit does, turn off the power as soon as possible, then check ansd repair the trouble in the power amplifier board, Test Equipment Required 1. Demillivoltmeter: Capable of measuring de voltage of 100 mv or less 2. Variable transformer oe bisa. bis [7701 (cy mm 7751 (9.1) Fig. 3-17 De millivoltmeter connection =STR-6045 3 Screwdriver with 3 mm (1/8") blade Preperation a Remove the top cover as described in Procedure 23, Connect the de millivoltmeter across emitter resistor R722 of power transistor Q901 as shown in Fig. 3-17. Procedure 1 Apply a drop of cement solvent to the semifixed resistors on the power amplifier board, and then set the semifixed resistors (see Fig. 3-17) on the power amplifier board as follows: ee RT701 (L-CH, de-bias) .. «fully clockwise RTISI (RCH, de-bias) fully counterclockwise Set the variable transformer for minimum output. Turn the POWER switch to ON, and then increase the line voltage up to the rated value, ‘Adjust RT701 and RT751 to obtain a 25 mV reading on the meter. ®STR-6045 SECTION 4 REPACKING ‘The STR-6045 original shipping carton and pack- ing materials are the ideal containers for shipping the unit, However to secure the maximum protection, the Fig. 4-1 Repacking —29- STR-6045 must be repacked in these materials precisely as before. The proper repacking procedures are shown in Fig. 4-1= ° = re 3 —30- MEMOSTR-6045 SECTION 5 DIAGRAMS & $1. MOUNTING DIAGRAM-Fm Front End Conductor Side— 5K. To tuner/MPX/equaizer amplifier board, L408 ~31-STR-6045 $2. MOUNTING DIAGRAM—Tuner/MPX/Equalizer Amplifier Board @ ‘ConductorSTR-6045 52, MOUNTING DIAGRAM—Tuner/MPX/Equalizer Amplifier Board went Side— a eee5.3. MOUNTING DIAGRAM-Power Amplifier Section5-3, MOUNTING DIAGRAM-Power Amplifier Section —Component Side~ ues ¥% e Head coe(Woe auoco ane Tate ae ig oye . Jouoimen net, pine sn i. eo hat $ Conductor Side— i j } q aucun, muy ano, a zSTR-6045 5-4, MOUNTING DIAGRAM-Power Supply Board “omponent Side~STR-6045 “36 sy Component Side— —Conduetor Side— 5-5, MOUNTING DIAGRAM-Tone Control BoardSTR-6045 56, SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM—Tuner Section, « FM_FRONT-END SECTION | Ref. No. Description Position ss f ‘2SC633A ¢ ce FUNCTION (1) SW FUNCTION (2) ‘280629 (2sc710 © $ (AUX-FUNCTION (2)}-PHONO) pect eho destin ais @ wl a (FM AUTO STEREO-FM MONO-AM) STEREO g6 > ec’ 4 —39-STR-6045 | ©1971 53 5$ ng n MPX-DECODER SECTION == tad °STR-6045 | POWER AMPLIFIER SECTION w t (Some os L-cH) All existence values ar in ohms. &°1000, M=1000 & with, whieh means. All voltages represent average value and souls hole within 220%. Al voltage ae de massed with & VOM which hat an Input impedance of 20k ohmalvalt. 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ANB I6V ckctrotyie cna 1401073 0.02 444% 25V. ceric —_cyI01 ) ca20 1101073 0.02 488% 25V owamic—Cy102 ont 1121992 33-2198 25V. etctobtic Gyi03, | ksiA91 captor, tuning 042 binta2 33 si4f%a5V. etic Gyio4 | evo | Cso1(CSS1) 11713911 SBR SOV. eactoytic C302 | soa 121405 MR 50V_ lecuoltic C50NCS53) 1121413100 $1996 electrobtie cTIOL CSON(CSSS) 1105-66112 0.001 410% SOV mylr TiO | €505(C555) 1.121487 47. -#93%6.3V electrolytic CT103 1451-191 capacitor, tuning S06(C556) 1121-420 220 HBR IOV. etectobytic Crio4 J CS0CS57) 110546612 0.0027 $108 SOV. mylar (CS0R(CSS8) 1121-398 10 -2RBRISV_clectolte anistors CS0N(C559) L10S461-12 0.001 410% SOV mylar pee ee CS10{C560) 1101880 47p 45% SOV ceramic «Au TMmen ate in obs CS11(CS61) 140607712 0022 45% SOV. mye €512(CS62) —1-106-013-12 0.0033 45% SOV mylar nie vara 470 Rio? 124697 10K atheSTR-6045 Ref. No, Description Ref. No, Part No. Description R103 124716 62K R246 124625 10 R104 1244-666 510 R247 1244625 10 LOS 124673 1K R248 1244625 10 R106 1244685 33K U9 1244633 2 R107 124675 1SK R250 1266011 R108 1244-666 510 R2s1 124463322 R109 1244692 6.2K R252 124463 2 R110 1244-697 10K R253 1246332 RuL 1244705 22K R301 16673 1K R201 1244657 220 R302 1242699 12K R202 1292671 820 R303 1242717 68K R203 1244681 22K R308 1242717 68K R204 122683150 R305 1244697 10K R205 1244681 22K R306 1244673 1K R206 124673 1K R307 42-701 15K. R207 1246 1K R308 120263 R208 126820 R309 1242689 4.7K R209 1244677 1SK R310 1242691 56K R210 1242653150 R3IL 1242689 4.7K R211 1268s 3.3K R312 1242718 56K R212 1244673 1K R313 244-715 56K R213 1044673 1K R34 1242721 100K R214 1242649100 R3IS 1242679 1.8K R215 1242657220 R316 1202-560 300 +O 1/2 composition R216 Laren 820 R317 1244649 100 R217 1248-689 4.7K R3I8 1242689 4.7K R218 124675 12K R319 1242691 5.6K R219 1242653150 R320 1244673 1K R220 1244-663 390 R321 124657 220 R221 124677 18K R322 1242689 47K R222 1244679 18K R323 1244-665 470 R223 124671 820 R324 1242673 1K R224 104673 1K R325 12026 1K R225 1242687 220 R326 1242665 470 R226 1242659 270 R327 L2ar66s 470 R27 124-701 15K R328 12462 910 R28 1244703 18K R329 12462 910 R29 1244673 1K 330 1242683 2.7K R230 144673 1K R331 1292683 2.7K R231 1242649100 R332 1242686 3.6K R232 1242665 470 R333 1242686 3.6K R233 1244-709 33K R334 146m LIK R234 1244697 10K R335 1244676 LIK R235 124673 1K R326 124264 LIK R236 124673 1K R337 1242674 LIK R237 1246673 1K R338 12468 56 R238 1244-649 100 R339 124648 56 R239 1242691 56K R340 12446011 R240 1242670750 R341 1244661 330 R241 1282691 56K R342 1244661 330 R242 12446011 R343 1244661 330 R243 1282680 2K R344 1244661 330 RMA 12462510 RUS 124633 =49-— ioSTR-6045 Ref. No. Part No. Description Ref No, Part No. Description Rao1 1242691 5.6K RSIS(RS6S) 1242-705 22K R402 1244-708 30K RSIG(RS66) 1242653150 R403 12007 OK RSITIRS6T) 1242945 IM RAO 1242708 30K RSIB(RSG8) 1242-705 22K 40S 2426472 RS19(RS69)1-282689 4.7K R406 1202673 1K R520(RS70) 1242-709 33K R407 1242701 27K RS2URS7) 1242697 10K R408 12402642 51 R572 124268356 R409 1242690 5.1K RS23(RS73) 1244689 4.7K Ra10 1244649 100 RAIL 1242691 $.6K RGOURESI) 1.242729 220K RSI? 124-719 82K R6O2(ROS2) 1242-701 15K Ra13 1206 1K R6O3(ROS3)1-242-751—.BM. Ral 1244684 3K REOMROSS) 1.242663 390 Rais 1242689 4.7K RGOS(ROSS) 1.242689 4.7K RAG 124264568 R6DG(ROS) 1.242.697 10K RSI7 1-242-657-0920 R6OMRGS?) 1-242-693 6.8K Ras 1282689 4.7K ROOKRESS) 1.244673 IK RAID 12ar64s 68 R609(RES9) 1242697 10K R420 1202565 470 410% 1/20 composition R610 1242690 SK Raz 1244-68356 ROINRE6I) 1.242697 10K R422 1282673 1K R660 1244690 SK R423 1282673 1K RIOURIS) 1244713 47K Ra2s 1282673 1K R702(R7S2) 1242677 1.5K Ra2s 1242701 15K R703(RIS3) 1242685 3.3K RAz6 1242-660 300 ROURIS4) 1242707 21K RA27 1242701 18K R7OS(RISS) 1242685 3.3K R428 1202722 110K R706(RIS6) 1242663 390 R429 4242-680 2K RIOMRIST) 1242685 3.3K R430 1aar67t $20 R7OBRIS8) 1242-694 7.5K RABI 1242457 |. 220 R709RIS9) 1242713 47K aB2 PAML6A9 9° 100 R710(R760) 1.202591 5.6K 10% 1/2W composition A393 1282690 S.1K R71N(R761) 1.202525 10-105 1/2W composition Rae eared) Hat R712(RI62) 1242-661 330 RAS FREE os IK R7I3RIS) 1.242661 330 RA36 LQAG93. i, 22 RTLARIG4) 1242-625 10 Raa7 1946930 22 RIIS(RT6S) 124262510 RA38 iiepas mess. R716RI66) 1242619 5.6 Ra39 1202560 300 10% 1/20 composition R717¢R767) 1242619 5.6 Reo 1202560 300 10% 1/20 composition Rrig¢R76s) 1242-625 10 R719(RI69) 1242657220 mepemessi) 3-43-72 = RI20(R770)—1-242-657 220 ergs?) 1242-674 3) 1 11K R721(R771) 1205-802 047 410% 2W wire-wound emeees: 1242329 yt. 47K R72AR772) 1208-802 0.47 HOH 2W wire-wound RSO4RSS4) 1242677 13K Sal ane RSOS(RSSS) 1.242737 470K Sasa a ee BOGIES) 1-242457-09 , 220 RI2S(RI7S)—1-242-699 2K el ed R726(RI76) 1202565470 +105 1/2W composition RSOKRSS8) 1242725 150K R509 ee ed R801 1202553150 #10% 1/2W composition RS1O(RSO) 1242737 470K a OG a ae RSIURS6I) 1242677 SK aes tare. 1 Si RS12RS62) 1242-691 5.6K a faasias ok Gad RS13(RS63) 1242708 22K as isdess of sat eat, RS14(RS64) 1242-705 22K aoe eSTR-6045 Ref. No. Part No. Description Ref. No. Part No, Description R806 1206117 18 0% 2W metaloxide Miscellaneous R807 122681 2.2K" F801 1532268 fuse 24 R901 1202645 IM 410% 1/2W composition _F901,9021-532-298—_ fuse 2A PL901 1-518051-12 lamp, stereo 4.5V 40mA RTSSI 1.222945 1K(B), _semisined PL902,903 1518070 lamp, dial 8V.0.3mA RT7O1(7S1) 1-222981 10K (B), semi-ined PL90 1-518017-03 lamp, meter 8V 0.15 PL90S,906 _1-518:081-22 lamp, fm, am indicating 4.5V 40mA, RV60L(RV6S1) 1222378 250K (S), variable (volume control) [RV602(RV6S2) 1.222382 SOK (A), variable (tone control) 1-231.087-12 encapsulated component, RV603(RV653) 1-222-382 SOK (A), variable (tone control) 1200+ 0.033 uF 1-$07-265-13 jack, HEADPHONE Switches 1507268 PHONO jack, 8p 1509403 AC outlet st 1514-799 switch, lever (FUNCTION 1) 1517021 socket, meter lamp 82 1514-807 switch, otary/slde (FUNCTION 2) 14520083 meter, tuning 3 1514-798 switch, slide (MONITOR) 1-533.048 fuse post st 14514798 switch, slide (MODE) 14533051 socket, dial lamp 8s 1514-798 switch, slide (HIGH FILTER) 1.534526 cord, power 86 1-514.798 switch, slide (LOUDNESS) 16536177 terminal strip, L1 (©) 87 1514507 switch, rotary (SPEAKER) 1536-189 terminal strip, 1L1 (B) 88 1514505 switch, lever POWER) 1.536248 pin, connecting 1536-284 terminal strip, 4p ters 1536-286 terminal strip, 4p FM LF CERAMIC FILTERS Part No. cepa 1-403-562-11 ey 1-403-562-12 ears 1-403-562:31, eaaet 1-403-562-41 es 1-403-562-51 cF206 Color Specified Center Fr red 10.70 Mita black 10.66 Mite white 10.74 MHz green 10.62 Miz yellow 10.78 MHz adiine ae las Lia tae 0 eee ees aaa} a6 et Sh og AT Seed Gee mors 1 (aba cena enya APs say + reatan> Baers pret ae ihe i ay SONY