Onkyo TA 2130 Service Manual
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ONKYO SERVICE MANUAL
STEREO CASSETTE
TAPE DECK
TA-2130
0M3263
MODEL TA-213O
Black models
UDN, UDC, UD 120V AC, 60Hz
UG 220V AC, SOHZ
UW 120 or 220V AC, 50/60Hz
UQA, UQB 240V AC, 50Hz
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNINGII
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY MARK A ON
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 APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL.
MAKE LEAKAGE-CURRENT 0R RESISTANCE
MEASUREMENTS TO DETERMINE THAT
EXPOSED PARTS ARE ACCEPTABLY IN-
SULATED FROM THE SUPPLY CIRCUIT BEFORE
RETURNING THE APPLIANCE TO THE
CUSTOMER.
ONKYO.
Illlllll IIIIMPIIIIIIIIS
SPECIFICATIONS
Track System:
Erasing System:
Tape Speed:
Wow and Flutter:
Frequency Response:
S/N Ratio:
Input Jacks:
Outputs:
Motors:
Heads:
«Hracks. Z-channels
AC erase
4.8 crnlsec (t-7l8 i.p.s.)
0.06% (WRMS)
20-15,000Hz (Normal)
(SO-14.000HZ :SdB)
20-16.000Hz (High)
(SO-15.000Hz zSdB)
20-17,000Hz (Metal)
(SO-16.000Hz zSdB)
Dolby NR ott: 5BdB (metal position tape)
A noise reduction ot 10:58 above 5kHz
and 5dB at 1kHz is possible with Dolby 8
NR. A noise reduction of 20:13 at 5kHz is
possible with Dolby C NR.
Microphone jacks: 2
Input sensitivity: 0.6mV/600 ohms
Input impedance: 2.7 kohms
Line IN: 2
Input sensitivity: SOmV
Input impedance: 50 kohms
Headphone jack: 1
Optimum load impedance:
8 to 200 ohms
Line OUT: 2
Standard output level: SOOmV (OdB)
Optimum load impedance: over
50 kohms
DC servo motorx1:DC motorx1
REC/PB: Special Hard Permaltoy x1;
Erase head: Ferrite x1
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TA~2130
Power Supply Rating: AC 120V. 60Hz
Power Consumplion: 18 watts
Dimensions: 435(W) x112(H)x262(D)mm
(17»1/8" x 4-3/8x10-3/B)
Weight: 4.1 kg, (9.1 lbs.)
Specilicalions and external appearance are subject to change
withoul notice because of product improvemenls.
SERVICE PROCEDURES
1. Replacing the lamp
This unit used the lamp listed below.
Parts No.
210090
Circuit No.
PL90l
Description
PL14V lSOmA
Caution: Before replacing the lamp. Be sure to unplug the
power supply cable.
2. Instruction resistance measurement
Connect the insulating-resistance tester between the plug of
power supply cord and chassis.
Specifications; 500V more than 10MB
3. Replacement of power supply cord
There are two power supply cord outlets on the strainrelief.
Insert them in prescribed direction to ensure safety. AS-UC-
3 (UD<]2OV> model) shoUld be inserted lengthwise and
other types of cords should be inserted horizontally.
Power Supply Cord Power Supply Cord
3
length wise Horizontal
direction direction
4. Replacing the Hall [Cs
Cautions: As the position of leg of DN6838 and DN838K
differ, use the same Hall [C When replacing.
(DNGSJB (222558) DN83BK (222470)
3" Printed side
l
5mm t
3mm
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5. Method for removing BOTTOM BOARD
(refer to exploded view of chassis)
1. Remove top cover.
2. Remove front panel.
3. Remove the 2 mounting screws of the main PC board
(NAAF»2947-1 ).
4. Remove the 2 holders from the PC board.
5. Remove the 1 fastening screw of the Power Switch
PC board (NAPS -2951- l).
6. Remove the holder from the PC board.
7. Remove the 4 fastening screws of the back panel and
bottom board.
8. Remove the 3 fastening screws of the front bracket
and bottom board.
9. Remove the ground terminal.
10. Remove the bottom board by taking from the lower
direction.
6. Mechanism operation
This mechanism consists of a capstan motor, reel motor,
and solenoid, with the power assist method by means of the
capstan motor. in the operation, there are 3 conditions:
STOP, PLAY, and CUE/REV. When the position is trig-
gered by the solenoid, by means of intermittent rotation of
the gear front the flywheel, as shown in Fig. l, cyclic shift-
ing is done,
To go from STOP to PLAY, if the solenoid is pulled in
for 301113, after about lSOms there is a shift to the PLAY
condition. From this condition, if the solenoid is again
pulled in, in that interval the condition shifts to CUE/
REV. However, to suppress heat generation in the solenoid,
the supply voltage must be reduced. If the power to the
solenoid is cut off, the head lowers, and the conuition
goes to STOP. In order to have a cyclic operation as stated
above, and to know the existing condition, a play switch is
provided, and this switch is ON for PLAY and OFF for
STOP (CUE/REV) is indefinite. When power is turned
ON, the mechanism makes use of an initializer.
PLAY
CUE/REV
STOP ,
Fig. 1