Kenwood LVD 68 Service Manual

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EMS-EB K-NWOOD

SERVICE MANUAL

Knob (10 key) Metallic cabinet Panel (Tray) Panel (Front) Knob (Stop/Play) Knob (MPX balance)
(K29-5985-02) (A01-1796-01) (A29-0379-02) (AGO-062741) (K29-5986-12) ' (K29-4377-04)

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Color filtrer Front glass ' Knob (Button/Play mode) Foot
(311-0237-14) (BI 0-2052»03) (K27»2013-04) (J02-1040-05)
Phono jack (Video out) Slide switch (Voltage select) Rectangular receptacle

(E63-0105-05l (862-0001-05) (E08-031I-05)

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Phono jack (Audio out) AC power cord Power cord bushing
(E63-0106-05) . V (E30»2592-15) (J42-0083-05)

Refer to LVD-320/LVD-97 service manual
(351-4629-00/851-4785-00), if need de-
scription in detail.

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.VD-68

CONTENTS/CAUTIONS

CONTENTS

CAUTIONS ..........
ACCESSORIES
CONTROL ................

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION
DISASSEMBLY FOR REPAIR ............
ADJUSTMENT ...........
WIRING DIAGRAM
PC BOARD (COMPONENT SIDE VIEW) .....
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ......
EXPLODED VIEW (MECHANISM)
EXPLODED VIEW IUNITI
PARTS LIST.

SPECIFICATIONS ..........................

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..................................................................... BACK COVER

Refer to LVD-320/L VD-97 service manual (351-4629-00/351-4785-00), if need description in detail.

CAUTIONS

Beware of condensation

When water vapor comes into contact with the sur-
face of cold material, water drops are produced.
If condensation occurs, correct operation may not be
possible, or the unit may not function correctly.
This is not a malfunction, however, and the unit should
be dried.
(To do this, turn the POWER switch ON and leave the
unit as it is for several hours)

Note related to transportation and movement:
Before transporting or moving this unit, carry out the
following operation.

1.Turn the POWER switch ON but do not load a disc.

2.Wait a few seconds and verify that thedisplay
shown appears.

3.Turn the POWER switch OFF.

Be especially careful in the following conditions :

0 When the unit is brought from a cold place to a warm
place, and there is a large temperature difference.

0 When a heater starts operating.

- When the unit is brought from an air-conditioned
place to a place of high temperature with high hu-
midity.

0 When there is a large difference between the inter-
nal temperature of the unit and the ambient tem-
perature, or in conditions where condensation oc-
curs easily.

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