Onkyo CP 1500 F Service Manual
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SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY MARK A ()N
THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM AND IN THE PARTS
LIST ARE CRITICAL FOR RISK OF FIRE AND
ELECTRIC SHOCK. REPLACE THESE COM-
PONENTS WITH ONKYO PARTS WHOSE PARTS
NUMBERS APPEARAS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL
MAKE LEAKAGE-CURRENT OR RESISTANCE
MEASUREMENTS TO DETERMINE THAT
EXPOSED PARTS ARE ACCEPTABLY IN-
SULATED FROM THE SUPPLY CIRCUIT BEFORE
RETURNING THE APPLIANCE TO THE
CUSTOMER.
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CP-1500F
SERIAL NO 3346
()1NTKYO® SERVICE MANUAL
QUARTZ LOCKED DIRECT DRIVE
FULLY AUTOMTIC TURNTABLE
MODEL CP-1500F
SPECIFICATIONS
Type:
Turntable Platter:
Motor:
Speeds:
Wow & Flutter:
Signalvto~Noise Ratio:
Tone-arm:
Effective Arm Length:
Overhang:
Offset Angle:
Maximum Tracking
Error:
Suitable Cartridge
Weight:
Tracking Force:
Other Features:
Quartz locked direct drive
fully automatic turntable
with auto leadin and return,
reject, repeat, cue and search
button functions, two-motor
micro-computer design
310 mm (12-1/4) aluminum
die-cast.
Quartz loked direct drive
brushelss DC motor
33-1/3, 45 rpm
less than 00259;; (WRMS)
better than 75dB (DIN B)
Statically balanced straight
type
224 mm (8-7/8)
13 mm (1/2)
21 degrees
+3 degrees, - 1.5 degrees
Min. 5, Max. 9 grams
0 - 3.0 grams
Tracking force direct readout
scale
Removable headshell
Anti-skating device
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CP-1500F
Dimensions (W x D x H) 418 x 376 x 132 mm
(16-1/2 x 14-13/16 x
54/5)
6.0 kg (13.2 lbs.)
Headsheell, counterweight,
overhang gauge, adapter,
instruction manual
Weight:
Accessories:
4. Lead-in count adjustment (Tracking force: 2 grams
Anti-skating force: 2 grams Speed: 45 rpm)
Using test record ONK-IOOO, adjust so the lead-in
count is 10-20 counts for both 300m and 17cm records.
Adjust using the PU pulley shutter and NCDG-173l
printed circuit board jumper lead.
The count changes in the following manner as the jumper
leads are cut:
Optional Recommended Headshell: SH-21E
Specifications are subject to change for further product 1""99'1931 A 3 mu! changes
improvements. Jumper lead B 6 count changes
Jumper lead C 12 count chnages
Jumper lead i cut: -- . connect: +
SERVICE PROCEDURES
Insulation resistance measurement
Connect the insulating-resistance tester between the plug of
power supply cord and chassis.
Specifications; D model
G/W models
5. Return count adjustment (Speed: 45 rpm)
Using test record ONK-lOOO, adjust so the 3mm pitch
return count is 24-26 counts. Adjust using the PU
pulley eccentricity pin. Confirm that the tonearm does
500 V 3-310-33 M9 not return until 22 counts at a pitch of 1mm.
500 V more than 10 MD
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES
1. Return sensitivity adjustment (fig. 1)
Turn the unit upside-down and, with the DD motor and
arm motor connector removed, connect a DC voltmeter
between TP and GND. Move the arm to the inside of the
platter, put the return sensor in the release position and
shut out extraneous light. Starting with the semi-fixed
resistor R703 set all the way to the left, begin to rotate
the resistor clockwise to the point where the voltage
between TP and GND rises 2mV above low (a few
hundred mV).
R703-1K ohm
Return ADJ.
- LEAD: ADJ.
2. Platter height adjustment (fig. 2) '"
Return the unit to the upright position and rotate the
float base height adjustment screw. Adjust so that the
platter height is 13mm t 2mm above the cabinet.
3. Stylus height adjustment
Set the tonearm in the up position and adjust the
lifter plate screw so the height of the stylus tip is
8mm 1 1mm above the platter mat.
Note 1: The height should be 11mm ime measured
from the surface of the platter. ,
Note 2: Rotate the lifter plate screw counterclockwise !
to lower the stylus height and clockwise to \l
raise the stylus height.
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