Daewoo Cn071 Chassis Dvq13h1fc TV-VCR SM Only

S/M No:CN071N-010
Service Manual
TV / VCR Combination
CHASSIS : CN-071
MODEL : DVQ-13H1FC
DVQ-19H1FC
DVQ-13H2FC
DVQ-19H2FC
DAEWOO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ................................................................................................. 2
SPECIFICATION .......................................................................................................... 5
BLOCK DIAGRAM ....................................................................................................... 6
IC DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................................... 8
SYSTEM FEATURE .............................................................................................................................. 9
PIN DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................................................. 10
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ......................................................................................... 17

NO POWER ..................................................................................................................................... 17
TV PART ........................................................................................................................................... 18
VCR PART ........................................................................................................................................ 25
ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ............................................................................................... 34

EXPLODED VIEW ......................................................................................................... 44
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CAUTION : DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MODIFY THIS PRODUCT IN ANY WAY.
NEVER PERFORM CUSTOMIZED INSTALLATIONS WITHOUT MANUFACTURERS APPROVAL. UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS WILL NOT ONLY
VOID THE WARRANTY, BUT MAY LEAD TO YOUR BEING LIABLE FOR ANT
RESULTING PROPERTY DAMAGE OR USER INJURY.
SERVICE WORK SHOULD BE PERFORMED ONLY AFTER YOU ARE THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR WITH ALL OF THE FOLLOWING SAFETY CHECKS AND
SERVICING GUIDELINES. TO DO OTHERWISE, INCREASES THE RISK OF
POTENTIAL HAZARDS AND INJURY TO THE USER.
WHILE SERVICING, USE AN ISOLATION TRANSFORMER FOR PROTECTION
FROM A.C. LINE SHOCK.
SUBJECT : X-RADIATION
1. BE SURE PROCEDURES AND INSTRUCTIONS TO ALL SERVICE PERSONNEL COVER THE SUBJECT OF X-RADIATION. THE ONLY POTENTIAL
SOURCE OF X-RAYS IN CURRENT T.V. RECEIVERS IS THE PICTURE TUBE.
HOWEVER, THIS TUBE DOES NOT EMIT X-RAYS WHEN THE HIGH VOLTAGE IS AT THE FACTORY SPECIFIED LEVEL. THE PROPER VALUE IS
GIVEN IN THE APPLICABLE SCHEMATIC. OPERATION AT HIGHER VOLTAGES MAY CAUSE A FAILURE OF THE PICTURE TUBE OR HIGH VOLTAGE
SUPPLY AND, UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, AMY PRODUCE RADIATION IN EXCESS OF DESIRABLE LEVELS.
2. ONLY FACTORY SPECIFIED C.R.T ANODE CONNECTORS MUST BE USED.
DEGAUSSING SHIELDS ALSO SERVE AS X-RAY SHIELD IN COLOR SETS.
ALWAYS RE-INSTALL THEM.
3. IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT SERVICE PERSONNEL HAVE AVAILABLE AN ACCURATE AND RELIABLE HIGH VOLTAGE METER. THE CALIBRATION OF THE
METER SHOULD BE CHECKED PERIODICALLY AGAINST A REFERENCE
STANDARD. SUCH AS THE ONE AVAILABLE AT YOUR DISTRIBUTOR.
4. WHEN THE HIGH VOLTAGE CIRCUITRY IS OPERATING PROPERLY THERE
IS NO POSSIBILITY OF AN X-RADIATION PROBLEM. EVERY TIME A COLOR
CHASSIS IS SERVICED, THE BRIGHTNESS SHOULD BE RUN UP AND
DOWN WHILE MONITORING THE HIGH VOLTAGE WITH A METER TO BE
CERTAIN THAT THE HIGH VOLTAGE DOES NOT EXCEED THE SPECIFIED
VALUE AND THAT IT IS REGULATING CORRECTLY. WE SUGGEST THAT
YOU AND YOUR SERVICE ORGANIZATION REVIEW TEST PROCEDURES
SO THAT VOLTAGE REGULATION IS ALWAYS CHECKED AS A STANDARD
SERVICING PROCEDURE, AND THAT THE HIGH VOLTAGE READING BE
RECORDED ON EACH CUSTOMERS INVOICE.
5. WHEN TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAKING TEST MEASUREMENTS IN A
PRODUCT WITH A PROBLEM OF EXCESSIVE HIGH VOLTAGE, AVOID
BEING UNNECESSARILY CLOSE TO THE PICTURE TUBE AND THE HIGH
VOLTAGE SUPPLY. DO NOT OPERATE THE PRODUCT LONGER THAN IS
NECESSARY TO LOCATE THE CAUSE OF EXCESSIVE VOLTAGE.
6. REFER TO HV, B+ AND SHUTDOWN ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES
DESCRIBED IN THE APPROPRIATE SCHEMATIC AND DIAGRAMS (WHERE
USED).
SAFETY CHECKS
AFTER THE ORIGINAL SERVICE PROBLEM HAS BEEN CORRECTED, A CHECK
SHOULD BE MADE OF THE FOLLOWING:
SUBJECT:FIRE & SHOCK HAZARD

1. BE SURE THAT ALL COMPONENTS ARE POSITIONED IN SUCH A WAY AS
TO AVOID POSSIBILITY OF ADJACENT COMPONENT SHORTS. THIS IS
ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT ON THOSE MODULES WHICH ARE TRANSPORTED TO AND FROM THE REPAIR SHOP.
2. NEVER RELEASE A REPAIR UNLESS ALL PROTECTIVE DEVICES SUCH AS
INSULATORS, BARRIERS, COVERS, SHIELDS, STRAIN RELIEFS, POWER
SUPPLY CORDS, AND OTHER HARDWARE HAVE BEEN REINSTALLED PER
ORIGINAL DESIGN. BE SURE, THAT THE SAFETY PURPOSE OF THE
POLARIZED LINE PLUG HAS NOT BEEN DEFEATED.
3. SOLDERING MUST BE INSPECTED TO DISCOVER POSSIBLE COLD SOLDER JOINTS, SOLDER SPLASHES OF SHARP SOLDER POINTS. BE CERTAIN TO REMOVE ALL LOOSE FOREIGN PARTICLES.
4. CHECK FOR PHYSICAL EVIDENCE OF DAMAGE OR DETERIORATION TO
PARTS AND COMPONENTS, FOR FRAYED LEADS, DAMAGED INSULATION
(INCLUDING A.C. CORD), AND REPLACE IF NECESSARY. FOLLOW ORIGINAL LAYOUT, LEAD LENGTH AND DRESS.
5. NO LEAD OR COMPONENT SHOULD TOUCH A RECEIVING TUBE OR A
RESISTOR RATED AT 1 WATT OR MORE. LEAD TENSION AROUND PROTRUDING METAL SURFACES MUST BE AVOIDED.
6. ALL CRITICAL COMPONENTS SUCH AS FUSES, FLAMEPROOF RESISTOR,
CAPACITORS, ETC. MUST BE REPLACED WITH EXACT FACTORY TYPES.
DO NOT USE REPLACEMENT COMPONENTS OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED OR MAKE UNRECOMMENDED CIRCUIT MODIFICATIONS.
7. AFTER RE-ASSEMBLY OF THE STE ALWAYS PERFORM AN A.C. LEAKAGE
TEST ON ALL EXPOSED METALLIC PARTS OF THE CABINET. (THE CHANNEL SELECTOR KNOB, ANTENNA TERMINALS, HANDLE AND SCREWS) TO
BE SURE THE SET IS SAFE TO OPERATE WITHOUT DANGER OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK. DO NOT USE A LINE ISOLATION TRANSFORMER DURING
THIS TEST USE AN A.C. VOLTMETER, HAVING 5000 OHMS PER VOLT OR
MORE SENSITIVITY, IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER : CONNECT A 1500 OHM
10 WATT RESISTOR, PARALLELED BY A .15 MFD. 150V A.C. TYPE CAPACITOR BETWEEN A KNOWN GOOD EARTH GROUND (WATER POPE, CONDUIT, ETC.) AND THE EXPOSED METALLIC PARTS, ONE AT A TIME.
MEASURE THE A.C. VOLTAGE ACROSS THE COMBINATION OF 1500 OHM
RESISTOR AND .15 MFD CAPACITOR. REVERSE THE A.C. PLUG AND
REPEAT A.C. VOLTAGE MEASUREMENTS FOR EACH EXPOSED METALLIC
PART. VOLTAGE MEASURED MUST NOT EXCEED .75 VOLTS R.M.S THIS
CORRESPONDS TO 0.5 MILLIAMP A.C. NAY VALUE EXCEEDING THIS LIMIT
CONSTITUTES A POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE CORRECTED
IMMEDIATELY.
SUBJECT : IMPLOSION
1. ALL DIRECT VIEWED PICTURE TUBES ARE EQUIPPED WITH AN INTEGRA
IMPLOSION PROTECTION SYSTEM. BUT CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN TO
AVOID DAMAGE DURING INSTALLATION. AVOID SCRATCHING THE
TUBE. OF SCRATCHED REPLACE IT.
2. USE ONLY RECOMMENDED FACTORY REPLACEMENT TUBES.
SUBJECT : TIPS ON PROPER INSTALLATION

1. NEVER INSTALL ANY PRODUCT IN A CLOSED-IN RECESS, CUBBYHOLE OR
CLOSELY FITTING SHELF SPACE, OVER OR CLOSE TO HEAT DUCT, OR IN
THE PATH OF HEATED AIR FLOW.
2. AVOID CONDITIONS OF HIGH HUMIDITY SUCH AS: OUTDOOR PATIO
INSTALLATIONS WHERE DEW IS A FACTOR, NEAR STEAM RADIATORS
WHERE STEAM LEAKAGE IS A FACTOR, ETC.
3. AVOID PLACEMENT WHERE DRAPERIES MAY OBSTRUCT REAR VENTING.
THE CUSTOMER SHOULD ALSO AVOID THE USE OF DECORATIVE
SCARVES OR OTHER COVERINGS WHICH MIGHT OBSTRUCT VENTILATION.
4. WALL AND SHELF MOUNTED INSTALLATIONS USING A COMMERCIAL
MOUNTING KIT, MUST FOLLOW THE FACTORY APPROVED MOUNTING
INSTRUCTIONS. A PRODUCT MOUNTED TO A SHELF OR PLATFORM MUST
RETAIN ITS ORIGINAL FEET (OR THE EQUIVALENT THICKNESS IN SPACERS)TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE AIR FLOW ACROSS THE BOTTOM, BOLTS
OR SCREWS USED FOR FASTENERS MUST NOT TOUCH ANY PARTS OR
WIRING. PERFORM LEAKAGE TEST ON CUSTOMIZED INSTALLATIONS.
5. CAUTION CUSTOMERS AGAINST THE MOUNTING OF A PRODUCT ON
SLOPING SHELF OR A TILTED POSITION, UNLESS THE PRODUCT IS
PROPERLY SECURED.
6. A PRODUCT ON A ROLL-ABOUT CART SHOULD BE STABLE ON ITS MOUNTING TO THE CART. CAUTION THE CUSTOMER ON THE HAZARDS OF TRYING TO ROLL A CART WITH SMALL CASTERS ACROSS THRESHOLDS OR
DEEP PILE CARPETS.
7. CAUTION CUSTOMERS AGAINST THE USE OF A CART OR STAND WHICH
HAS NOT BEEN LISTED BY UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES. INC. FOR
USE WITH THEIR SPECIFIC MODEL OF TELEVISION RECEIVER OR
GENERICALLY APPROVED FOR USE WITH T.V.S OF THE SAME OR
LARGER SCREEN SIZE.
8. CAUTION CUSTOMERS AGAINST THE USE OF EXTENSION CORDS,
EXPLAIN THAT A FOREST OF EXTENSIONS SPROUTING FROM A SINGLE
OUTLET CAN LEAD TO DISASTROUS CONSEQUENCES TO HOME AND
FAMILY.
A.C. VOLTMETER
0.15 uF
GOOD EARTH GROUND

SUCH AS THE WATER
PIPE, CONDUIT, ETC.
1500
OHM
10WATT
PLACE THIS PROBE

ON EACH EXPOSED
METAL PART
SUBJECT : GRAPHIC SYMBOLS

THE LIGHTNING FLASH WITH ARROWHEAD SYMBOL,
WITHIN AN EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE, IS INTENDED
TO ALERT THE SERVICE PERSONNEL TO THE PRESENCE OF UNINSULATED DANGEROUS VOLTAGE
THAT MAY BE OF SUFFICIENT MAGNITUDE TO CONSTITUTE A RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
THE EXCLAMATION POINT WITHIN AN EQUILATERAL
TRIANGLE IS INTENDED TO ALERT THE SERVICE
PERSONNEL TO THE PRESENCE OF IMPORTANT
SAFETY INFORMATION ON SERVICE LITERATURE.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
GRAPHIC SYMBOLS :
CAUTION : Do not attempt to modify this product in any way. Unauthorized modifications will not only void the warranty, but may lead to
your being liable for any resulting property damage or user injury.
Service work should be performed only after you are thoroughly
familiar with all of the following safety checks and servicing guidelines. To do otherwise, increases the risk of potential hazards and
injury to the user.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,

within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert
the service personnel to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage that may be of sufficienty magnitude to constitute a risk of electric
shock.
SAFETY CHECKS
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the service personnel
to the presence of important safety information
in service literature.
After the original service problem has been corrected, a check should
be made of the following:
SUBJECT : FIRE & SHOCK HAZARD

Fuse symbol is printed on pcb adjacent to the
fuse, with RISK OF FIRE REPLACE FUSE AS
MARKED. The symbol is explained in the service manual with the following wording or equivalent.
1. Be sure that all components are positioned in such a way as to

avoid possibility of adjacent component shorts. This is especially
important on those chassis which are transported to and from the
repair shop.
2. Never release a repair unless all protective devices such as insulators, barriers, covers, shields, strain reliefs, and other hardware
have been reinstalled per original design.
3. Soldering must be inspected to discover possible cold solder joints,
frayed leads, damaged insulation (including A.C. cord), solder
splashes or sharp solder points. Be certain to remove all loose foreign particals.
4. Check for physical evidence of damage or deterioration to parts
and components, and replace if necessary follow original layout,
lead length and dress.
5. No leads or components should touch a receiving tube or a resistor
rated at 1 watt or more. Lead tension around protruding metal surfaces must be avoided.
6. All critical components such as fuses, flameproof resistors, capacitors, etc. must be replaced with exact factory types. Do not use
replacement components other than those specified or make
unrecommended circuit modifications.
7. After re-assembly of the set always perform an A.C. leakage test
on all exposed metallic parts of the cabinet, (the channel selector
knob, antenna terminals, handle and screws) to be sure the set is
safe to operate without danger of electrical shock. Do not use a
line isolation transformer during this test. Use an A.C. voltmeter,
having 5000 ohms per volt or more sensitivity, in the following
manner : connect a 1500 ohm 10 watt resistor, paralleled by a 15
mfd. 150V A.C. type capacitor between a known good earth
ground (9water pipe, conduit, etc.) and the exposed metallic parts,
one at a time. Measure the A.C. voltage across the combination of
1500 ohm resistor and 0.15 MFD capacitor. Reverse the A.C. plug
and repeat A.C. voltage measurements for each exposed metallic
part. Voltage measured must not exceed 0.75 volts R.M.S. This
corresponds to 0.5 milliamp A.C. Any value exceeding this limit
constitutes a potential shock hazard and must be corrected immediately.
CAUTION : FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE

HAZARD, REPLACE ONLY WITH SAME TYPE (6.3A, 250V) and
ATTENTION: AFIN DASSU UNE PROTECTION PERMANENTE
CONTRE LES RISQUES DINCENDIE, REMPLACER UNIQUEMENT PAR UN FUSIBLE DE MEME TYPE ET DE 6.3A, 250V.
SUBJECT : X-RADIATION
1. Be sure procedures and instructions to all service personnel cover
the subject of X-rays in current T.V. receivers is the picture tube.
However, this tube does not emit X-rays when the high voltage is
at the factory specified level. The proper value is given in the applicable schematic. Operation at higher voltages may cause a failure
of the picture tube or high voltage supply and, under certain circumstances, may produce radiation in excess of desirable levels.
2. Only factory specified C.R.T. anode connectors must be used.
Degaussing shields also serve as X-ray shield in color sets.
Always re-install them.
3. It is essential that the serviceman has available an accurate and
reliable high voltage meter. The calibration of the meter should be
checked perio - dically against a reference standard. Such as the
one available at your distributor.
4. When the high voltage circuitry is operating properly there is no
possibility of an X-radiation problem. Every time a color chassis is
serviced, the brightness should be run up and down while monitoring the high voltage with a meter to be certain that the high voltage
does not exceed the specified value and that it is regulating correctly. We suggest that you and your service organization review
test procedures so that voltage regulation is always checked as a
standard servicing procedure. And that the high voltage reading be
recorded on each customers invoice.
5. When troubleshooting and making test measurements in a
receiver with a problem of excessive high voltage, avoid being
unnecessarilyclosetothepicturetubeandthehighvoltagecompartment.
Do not operate the chassis longer than is necessary to locate the
cause of excessive voltage.
6. Refer to HV, B+and Shutdown adjustment procedures described in
the appropriate schematic and diagrams(where used).
A.C. VOLTMETER
Good earth ground,

such as the water
pipe, conduit, etc.
0.15 uF
1500
OHM
10WATT
Place this probe

on each exposed
metal part.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SUBJECT : IMPLOSION
4. Wall and shelf mounted installations using a commercial mounting

kit, must follow the factory approved mounting instructions. A
receiver mounted to a shelf or platform must retain its original
feet(or the equivalent thickness in spacers) to provide adequate
are flow across the bottom, bolts or screws used for fasteners
must not touch and parts or wiring. Perform leakage test on customized installations.
5. Caution customers against the mounting of a receiver on sloping
shelf or a tilted position, unless the receiver is properly secured.
6. A receiver on a roll-about cart should be stable on its mounting to
the cart. Caution the customer on the hazards of trying to roll a cart
with small casters across thresholds or deep pile carpets.
7. Caution customers against the use of a cart or stand which has not
been listed by underwriters laboratories, inc. For use with their
specific model of television receiver or generically approved for
use with T.V.s of the same or larger screen size.
1. All direct viewed picture tubes are equipped with an integral implosion protection system, but care should be taken to avoid damage
during installation. Avoid scratching the tube. If scratched, replace
it.
2. Use only recommended factory replacement tubes.
SUBJECT : TIPS ON PROPER INSTALLATION

1. Never install any receiver in closed-in recess, cubbyhole or closely
fitting shelf space over, or close to heat duct, or in the path of
heated air flow.
2. Avoid conditions of high humidity such as : Outdoor patio installations where dew is a factor. Near steam radiators where steam
leakage is a factor, etc.
3. Avoid placement where draperies may obstruct rear venting. The
customer should also avoid the use of decorative scarves or other
coverings which might obstruct ventilation.
SPECIFICATION
ITEMS
TV
SECTION
VIDEO
SECTION
GENERAL
MODEL
DVQ-13/19H1FC, DVQ-13/19H2FC
STANDARD
NTSC-M
TUNING SYSTEM
Frequency Synthesizer(FS) Tuning System
TUNING RANGE
VHF : 2 - 13(12)
UHF : 14 -69(56)
CATV : 1-125(125)
ANTENNA INPUT IMPEDENCE
75 ohm Unbalanced
AUXILIARY INPUT TERMINAL
Front : Video, Audio
FORMAT
VHS NTSC Standard
VCR SYSTEM
Rotary 2-Head Helical Scanning

Monaural System
AUDIO RECORDING SYSTEM
Monaural
TAPE SPEED
SP:33.35mm/sec; EP:11.12mm/sec
LP:16.67mm/sec PLAY ONLY
INPUT
Video :1Vp-p,75 Ohm

Audio :3.8dBm, over 100K Ohm
TIMER PROGRAMING
6 Event/1 Month
POWER INPUT
AC 120V 60Hz
POWER CONSUMPTION
13=60W
19=70W
SOUND OUTPUT
1.3W
SPEAKER
3W 8 OHM
OPRATING TEMPERATRE
5C to 40C
REMOTE CONTROL
R-39A02
SPECIAL FUNTION
3-Language OSD
With CAPTION
Parental Control
K-MECHA
One Touch Record
Repeat Play
Energy Star Power (Stand-By:2W Under)
REMARK
BLOCK DIAGRAM
PH01
BLOCK DIAGRAM
IC DESCRIPTION
VIDEO ENV
CAM D
CAM C
CAM B
CAM A
REC SAFETY (L)
CAP FG IN
AMP GND
DRUM FG IN
DRUM PG IN
AMP REF IN
AMP REF OUT
CTL (-)
CTL (+)
CTL AMP OUT
P8(7)
P8(6)
P8(5)
CTL-
CTL+
AMPC
P8 (4)/INT2
PATH ADJUST
P8 (3)/INT1
P7(5)/AN5
P8(2)/CPFGAMPOUT
CPFGIN /CPFGAMPIN
DRUM SELECT
AMPVSS
P7(6)/AN6
P8(1)/DRFG IN
DRPG IN /DRPFG IN
OPTION
AMPVREFIN
P7(7)/AN7
AMPVREFOUT
P11(0)/AN8
P8 (0)/C
AMPV CC
KEY1
AGC IN
CTLAMPOUT
99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81
P11(1)
/AN9
AVCC
100
AMP Vcc
KEY 0
ANALOG Vcc
ICS01
DW37760MCA-AA1(M37760) : IC TIMER / SYSCON / CTL PROCESSOR
P9(0)/RLT 80
RLT
P9(1)/RLS 79
RLS
P9(2)/INT0 78
P/W FAIL
P9(3)/PWM0 77
DRUM PWM
P7(4)/AN4
P9(4)/PWM1 76
CAP PWM
P7(3)/AN3
P9(5)/PWM2 75
END SENSOR
P7(2)/AN2
P9 (6)/T4 74
LD ON
START SENSOR
P7(1)/AN1
P9 (7)/T5 73
LD F/R
POWER SAFETY
P7(0)/AN0
P10(0)/T1/SDA 72
AFT
10
P6(7)/AN10/ADTRG
CAPSTAN I LIMIT
11
P6(6)/RTP11 /DA1
12
P6(5)/RTP10 /DA0
QV SYNC
13
P6(4)/RTP03/VSYNC
REMOCON INPUT
P10 (1)/SCLK 0A/SCL 71
MAIN DATA
MAIN CLK
P10(2)/S CLK 0B/DRFGMON 70

P10(3)/S IN0/DRPGMON 69
P10(4)/SOUT0/CPFG MON 68
14
P6(3)/RTP02 /GEN
C ROTARY
15
P6(2)/EXORout1 (CROT)
HEAD AMP SW (4HD)
16
P6(1)/EXORout0 (HASW)
COMPARATOR ENV (4HD)
17
P6(0)/EXORin (ENVS)
P0(0)/R 64
OSD R
18
P5(7)/RTP01(VHSW)
P0(1)/G 63
OSD G
19
P5(6)/RTP00(AHSW)
P0(2)/B 62
OSD B
REC (H)
20
P5(5)/RTP25
V HEAD SW
P10(5)/SCLK 1 67
M37760
Y/C SCLK
P10(6)/S IN1 66
P10(7)/SOUT1 65
Y/C SDA
P0(3)/OUT2 61
P1(0)/VHOLD 55
P4(6)
P1(1)/HLP 54
FILTER
REC LED (H)
28
P4(5)
OSD Vcc 53
OSD Vcc
T-LED (H)
29
P4(4)
MONITOR ON (H)
30
P4(3)
P1(4)/CVIN
P4(7)
27
OSD Vss
26
P1(5)/FSCIN
AUDIO MUTE (H)
P1(6)/LP
P0(7)/CVIN (EDS) 56
NUB
P5(0)/RTP20
P1(7)/OSCOUT2
25
P2(0)/OSCIN2
SOUND MUTE (H)
CLK SELECT
NUA 57
P2(1)/OSCOUT3
P5(1)/RTP21
P2(2)/OSCIN3
24
Vss
H-SYNC
CRT ON(L)
Xout
P0(6)/HSYNC /C SYNCIN 58
Xin
P5(2)/RTP22
Vcc
23
P3(0)/Xcout
V-SYNC
CAP F/R
P3(1)/Xcin
OSD BLANK
P0(5)/VSYNC 59
RESET (L)
P0(4)/OUT1 60
P5(3)/RTP23
P4(0)
P5(4)/RTP24
22
P4(1)
21
P4(2)
TRICK (H)
C/DOWN (H)
OSD GND
NUB
OSCOUT2
OSC IN2
CLK SELECT
Xout
GND
Xin
Vcc
Xcout
Xcin
RESET
RELAY ON
VCR ON
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
P1(2) 52
P1(3) 51
CAPTION
C.V.S
SLD FILTER
IC DESCRIPTION
1. SYSTEM FEATURE
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
The system for TV/VCR tuning is Frequency Synthesis type.

VCR SERVO Controller is interior designed.
Closed Caption function is interior designed.
Parental Control function is interior designed.
On Screen Display function is interior designed.
Package
: 100PIN QFP
Tuner (Pre-scaler) : IIC BUS
/PLL IC : TAU 6014-S (SIEMENS)
8) REMOCON
: The IC of transmission (MITSUBISHI M50560)
9) EEPROM
: 24AT08 (IIC BUS)
10) 10-Local Key
: A/D input control
(KEY 0 : REC, REW, PLAY, FF, STOP/EJECT)
(KEY 1 : POWER, CH UP/DOWN, VOL UP/DOWN)
11) Option S/W
: Port A/D input Option check
12) IF/V/C/D IC
: DCT814B (LA76814B)
13) VCR Y/C/A IC
: LA71550M
14)DECK MECHANISM : K-MECHA
IC DESCRIPTION
2. PIN DESCRIPTION
Pin
Terminal
Name
Explanation
P11(0)
KEY 1 IN
Power, Ch up/down, Vol up/down
P7(7)
AGC IN
Connect this port to AGC of Tuner.

Default voltage :3.75V
Variable voltage : 3.25V, 3.5V, 3.75V
P7(6)
OPTION
H(5V) : Parental control

M(2.5V) : Child lock
L(0V) : None
P7(5)
DRUM SELECT
H(5V) : NTSC 4 head

L(0V) : NTSC 2 head
P7(4)
PATH ADJUST
Automatic PATH adjust
P7(3)
VIDEO ENVELOPE IN
Connect this port to 6 pin of IZ01.

Maximum point search DC ENVE input.
Auto tracking restart condition
(SP:2-5V, LP/SLP:1.5-5V)
P7(2)
END SENSOR IN
Tape END sensor detect input. H: Tape end.
P7(1)
START SENSOR IN
Tape START sensor detect input. H: Tape start.
P7(0)
POWER SAFETY IN
Connect this port to 26V of FBT.

FBT protect port.
Detect voltage: 3V under Z Hold down
10
P6(7)
AFT IN
DC voltage that comes from the 10 pin of

DCT814B
11
P6(6)
CAPSTAN I LIMIT OUT
Limit the current of CAPSTAN MOTOR

Set "L" during PAUSE/STILL
12
P6(5)
13
P6(4)
QV SYNC
When special play, Quasi Vertical SYNC insert

V SYNC of C.V.S
14
P6(3)
REMOCON INPUT
Remote Controller pulse input
15
P6(2)
COLOR ROTARY OUT
When color MOD/DEMOD, phase shift pulse
16
P6(1)
HEAD AMP SW PULSE
4 head option. When special play,

EP head switching pulse
17
P6(0)
COMPARATOR ENV
4 head option.
18
P5(7)
V HEAD SW PULSE
Video head switching pulse(SP head).
19
P5(6)
A HEAD SW PULSE
6 head option. Not used
20
P5(5)
REC H
When recording, set "H"
21
P5(4)
TRICK H
When special play, set "H"
22
P5(3)
CASSETTE DOWN H
When cassette insert, light up IR led.
23
P5(2)
CAPSTAN F/R
Switching forward(H) and reverse(L) of

CAPSTAN MOTOR
24
P5(1)
CRT ON L
When CRT off, set "H" during 1sec.
25
P5(0)
SOUND MUTE H
When stand by TV/VCR, set speaker sound mute.
Remarks
Not used
10
Special play:
QUE,REV,
STILL,SLOW
IC DESCRIPTION
Pin
Terminal
Name
26
P4(7)
27
P4(6)
28
P4(5)
REC LED H
Light up LED(RED) when recording
29
P4(4)
TIMER REC LED H
Light up LED(GREEN) when ready to

programming record.
30
P4(3)
MONITOR ON H
When CRT on, set "H".
31
P4(2)
VCR ON H
Recording when CRT off, set "H"
32
P4(1)
RELAY ON H
When CRT on, relay on during 1sec.
33
P4(0)
34
RESET
RESET(L)
RESET
35
P3(1)
Xcin
36
P3(0)
Xcout
It uses 32.768KHz Crystal.

35 pin is input terminal for crystal oscillator
36 pin is output terminal for crystal oscillator
37
Vcc
Vcc
Ever +5V( 0.5V). Positive power supply
38
Xin
Xin
39
Xout
Xout
It uses 16MHz Crystal.

38 pin is input terminal for crystal oscillator
39 pin is output terminal for crystal oscillator
40
Vss
Vss
GND Negative power supply.
41
P2(2)
OSCin3
Not used
42
P2(1)
OSCout3
Not used
CLK SELECT
When MICOM to start, decide to 32.768KHz or 16MHz.

Set "L" : 32.768KHz
It uses LC oscillator.
Set the OSD position.
38 pin is input terminal for LC oscillator
39 pin is output terminal for LC oscillator
43
AUDIO MUTE H
Explanation
Connect this port to 95 pin of ICY01.
When special play, set audio mute.
Not used
Not used
44
P2(0)
OSCin2
45
P1(7)
OSCout2
46
NUB
NUB
GND
47
P1(6)
LP H
Not used
48
P1(5)
FSC IN
Not used
49
Vcc
OSD Vss
GND
50
P1(4)
CVS IN
Not used
51
P1(3)
LECHA
Not used
52
P1(2)
53
Vcc
OSD Vcc
Ever +5V ( 0.5V).
54
P1(1)
FILTER
Filter terminal for PLL.
55
P1(0)
SLD FILTER
Filter terminal for SYNC separate.
56
P0(7)
C.V.S IN
For Caption and Parental control signal detect.
57
NUA
NUA
GND
58
P0(6)
H SYNC IN
For OSD horizontal SYNC input
59
P0(5)
V SYNC IN
For OSD vertical SYNC input
Not used
11
Remarks
IC DESCRIPTION
Pin
Terminal
Name
Remarks
60
P0(4)
61
P0(3)
62
P0(2)
OSD B OUT
Blue output terminal of OSD image.
63
P0(1)
OSD G OUT
Green output terminal of OSD image.
64
P0(0)
OSD R OUT
Red output terminal of OSD image.
65
P10(7)
S DATA
IIC data I/O.

Control VCR Y/C, TUNER, EEPROM
66
P10(6)
67
P10(5)
S CLOCK
IIC clock output
68
P10(4)
CAP PG mon
Not used
69
P10(3)
DRUM PG mon
Not used
70
P10(2)
DRUM FG mon
Not used
71
P10(1)
M CLOCK
IIC clock output
72
P10(0)
M DATA
IIC data I/O. Control CHROMA IC
73
P9(7)
LD F/R
Loading Motor Forward(L)/Reverse(H)
74
P9(6)
LD ON
When operate Loading Motor, set "H"
75
P9(5)
PWM2
Not used
76
P9(4)
CAPSTAN PWM
Control rotate speed of Capstan Motor.

Period of PWM : 23.4KHz
77
P9(3)
DRUM PWM
Control rotate speed of Drum Motor. Period of PWM :

23.4KHz
78
P9(2)
POWER FAIL
Input "L", MICOM is Hold mode.

Backup time approx. 30minute.
79
P9(1)
RLS IN
80
P9(0)
RLT IN
Supply reel/Take up reel pulse input terminal.

Use to check the Tape remain or
high speed rewind and fast forward.
81
P8(7)
CAM D
82
P8(6)
CAM C
83
P8(5)
CAM B
84
P8(4)
CAM A
85
P8(3)
86
P8(2)
87
88
Vss
OSD BLANK OUT
Explanation
Fast blanking control signal.
Switch TV image signal and
Caption/OSD image signal.
Not used
Not used
CAM detection input terminal.

MODE
EJECT
STAND BY
REV
STOP
PLAY
FF/REW
A
L
L
H
H
H
H
B
H
H
H
H
H
L
Not used
REC SAFETY SW L
Recordable tape insert, "L" input.

If "H" input when insert cassette tape,
then automatic play.
CAP PG IN
Capstan Pulse Generator signal input.

Feed back Capstan rotation speed.
AMPVss
GND
12
C
H
L
L
H
H
H
D
H
H
H
L
L
L
IC DESCRIPTION
Pin
89
Terminal
Explanation
DRUM FG IN
Drum Frequency Generator signal input.

Feed back Drum rotation speed.
90
DRUM PG IN
Drum Pulse Generator signal input.

Feed back Drum rotation phase.
91
AMP REF IN
Control pulse AMP reference input terminal.
92
AMP REF OUT
Control pulse AMP reference output terminal.
AMP filter.
94
CTL-
Input control pulse when playing.
95
CTL+
Output control pulse when recording.
96
AMP C
AMP condenser.
97
CTL AMP OUT
Check Control pulse.
93
P8(1)
Name
P8(0)
98
Vcc
AMP Vcc
Ever +5V ( 0.5V).
99
Vcc
ANALOG Vcc
Ever +5V ( 0.5V).
100
P11(1)
KEY 0 IN
REC, REW, PLAY, FF, STOP/EJECT
13
Remarks
IC DESCRIPTION
IC501
DCT814B(LA76814B) : IC VIDEO PROCESSOR
14
IC DESCRIPTION
ICY01
LA71550M : IC VCR Y/C & AUDIO PROCESSOR
15
IC DESCRIPTION
I801
POWER CONTROL MODULE
DPM 001 TI
KSE
14
13
12
11
10
PIN NO
DESCRIPTION
PIN NO
DESCRIPTION
GATE DRIVE1
10
+12V INPUT
OCP
11
POWER CONTROL
SOURCE
12
+26 OUTPUT
GND1
13
GND2
GATE
14
+133V INPUT
GATE DRIVE2
16
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
1. NO POWER
Check
R802(10W 2.2)
Check
F801(125V 4A)
F801
Check
D801(PBS208GU)
D801
R802
C804
PWC01
L801
T801
C826
D820
L824
133V
R820
R110
L803
45V
C805
TUNER 33V
Check
Voltage
H/D TRANS
45V
C822
D822
Check
Voltage
133V
C821
D821
Check
Waveform
L802
R803
B+
R804
TO I501 #34
OCP
Q821
BACKUP 5V
L823
10V
K1A7805
Q801
DS01
C823
R805
C829
VCR 5V
PQ12RF11
12V
MOTOR 12V
C824
#3
#5
#10
10V
#14
133V
#11
VCR ON H
Check
Voltage
Check
Voltage
ST- BY
ICS01 #31
VCR ON
ICS01 #30
POWER ON
STAND BY
VCR ON
CRT ON
H
H
L
H
STATUS
FROM U-COM
#31 ON/OFF
Q801 DRAIN
Check
Voltage
SOUND 12V
I801
#1
EVER 5V
PQ05RF11
D823
R807
Check
Voltage
DS02
VCR ON
17
2. TV PART
2-1) NO PICTURE
NG : GO to the figure a
Check the waveform of I501 #46
OK : GO to the figure b
Check
Voltage
a
33V
5V
Check
IF Vcc(5V)
U102
TUNER
Check
Signal
Check
Reset
#5
AFT
#6
#10
#65
SDATA
#34
VCC
Z101
SAW FILT
IF OUT
#67
SCLK
#4
I501
MCLK
#71
#35
#36
#38
#44
Check
Signal
Check
Signal
b
Z502
Check
CHROMA Vcc(5V)
Check
HOR. Vcc(5V)
#44
CC527
#43
#18
#19
Check
RGB Signal
Check
Waveform
XS02
Check
the X-TAL
Z502
4.5M
TRAP
#11
#39
XCS01
Check
Vcc(9V)
#46
#12
MDATA
#72
#37
Check
Voltage
#3
#10
ICS01
TIMER/SYSCON
#8
#25
Check
200V LINE
D401
I501
T402
FBT
#20
#21
R403
#13
Check
ABL current
18
Check
Heater Vp-p
6.2Vrms
2-2) NO SOUND
NG : GO to the figure c
Check the waveform of I501 #1
OK : GO to the figure d
Check
Voltage
c
33V
5V
Check
IF Vcc(5V)
U102
TUNER
Check
Signal
Check
Reset
#5
AFT
#6
#8
#10
#65
SDATA
#67
SCLK
#3
ICS01
TIMER/SYSCON
#37
#71
#72
#35
#36
#38
#9
MCLK
#12
MDATA
Check
FM filter
circuit
#54
#11
#52
#39
Check
Signal
XCS01
Check
SIF Signal
XS02
Check
the X-TAL
Check
AGC Voltage
#10
I501
#34
VCC
Z101
SAW FILT
IF OUT
If SIF no signal,
then change I501
Check
Voltage
Check
AUDIO OUT
C606
R604
SOUND
12V
C605
3W
8 OHM
#2
#1
I601
TDA7267A
#4
Check
Earphone
#3
QC601
CC602
C604
Check
AUDIO Signal
Insert:
No Sound
Check
Mute
19
ICS01 #25
SOUND MUTE
H:Mute,L:Normal
2-3) CHANNEL DONT STOP

NG : Loss of signal or weak signal
Check the input signal conditions.
33V
OK : GO to the figure e
Check
Voltage
5V
U102
TUNER
IF OUT
Check
IF Vcc(5V)
AGC IN
Check
SDA/SCL
CC116
Z101
SAW FILT
#6
Check
AGC Voltage
IS02
EEPROM
#5
#8
#5
VCC
SDATA
VCC
#8
#3
#65
Reset
#6
#67
#10
AFT
#10
SCLK
#10
Check
Signal
#34
ICS01
TIMER/SYSCON
#37
#71
#72
#35
#36
#38
#39
#56
MCLK
MDATA
Caption CVS
I501
#12
#11
#40
#48
#49
L110
VCO COIL
XCS01
Check
the X-TAL
XS02
Check Waveform
CVS 2Vp-p
20
Check
VCO COIL
2-4) NO COLOR
Check
CVS waveform
Check
the voltage
#44
CC527
Chroma/DEF Vcc
#43
Check
the voltage
L502
RGB Vcc(9V)
X501
3.58MHz
#18
R504
#38
I501
DCT814B
Check
R/G/B signal
R OUT
#19
R505
G OUT
#20
R506
B OUT
#21
R507
21
Check
the crystal
2-5) NO VERTICAL DEFLECTION
Check
the voltage
#43
L502
5V
CC508
CC507
Check
the voltage
(2.5V)
Check
vertical output
signal
Chroma/DEF Vcc
Check
the crystal
I501
#38
DCT814B
#24
V RAMP
ALC filter
X501
3.58MHz
From
FBT
D404
#23
Vertical IC Vcc(26V)
RC301
#5 Invert RAMP
IN
#6
I301
LA7841
#2 OUTPUT
Check
the waveform
VERTICAL
D.Y
22
If no output
then change I301
2-6) NO ON-SCREEN DISPLAY
Check
the signal
(15,734Hz)
Check
the signal
(60Hz)
H.SYNC
Check
data/clock signal
#11
V.SYNC
#12
#58
#59
#72
#71
RESET
Vcc(5V)
#34
ICS01
TIMER/SYSCON
MDATA
MCLK
I501
DCT814B
OSD R
#64
#37
OSD G
#63
OSD B
#62
#35
#36 #38
XCS01
32KHz
#39 #44
XS02
16MHz
Check
the crystal
BLANK
#60
#45
#14
#15
#16
#17
Check
OSD R/G/B/BLK
signal
LS01
Check
the waveform
23
If OSD does not operate,

then change the ICS01
2-7) REMOTE CONTROL DOES NOT OPERATE
Check
the voltage
#1
#100
RESET
#34
Vcc(5V)
#37
KEY 1
KEY 0
RT01
ICS01
TIMER/SYSCON
Vcc(5V)
#14
#35
#36 #38
XCS01
32KHz
IT01
REMOCON
PREAMP
#39
Check
the waveform
XS02
16MHz
Check
the crystal
24
3. VCR PART
3-1) NO LOADING
EJECT : GO to the figure f
Check the loading conditions (VHS TAPE)
UNLOADING : GO to the figure g
Check
waveform
RESET
Vcc(5V)
#34
ICS01
TIMER/SYSCON
#80
TAKE UP
SENSOR
SS03
#79
SUPPLY
SENSOR
SS04
#37
#35
#36 #38
#39
#7
#8
Check
the voltage
XCS01
32KHz
XS02
16MHz
RS91
RS90
Vcc(5V)
DS03
END
SENSOR
Check
the crystal
START
SENSOR
IR LED
SS01
SS02
Check
voltage
g
#74
IS02
LOADING
DRIVE
(BA6209)
#6
Loading F/R
#5
#2
LM(-)
OUT
#35
#36 #38
#39
#84
#37
#83
Vcc(5V)
#73
ICS01
TIMER/SYSCON
#82
#34
#81
RESET
Loading ON
#10
LM(+)
OUT
Check
voltage
Loading Motor
XCS01
32KHz
XS02
16MHz
Check
the crystal
Check
voltage
PAS03
CAM DATA
A/B/C/D
25
See the IC description

ICS01 SYSCON part
3-2) NO ROTATING
DRUM : GO to the figure h
Check the Rotating
CAPSTAN : GO to the figure i
Check
the voltage
#58
RESET
#34
Vcc(5V)
#37
Vcc(5V)
#98
Vcc(5V)
#99
Vcc(12V)
#59
#77
ICS01
TIMER/SYSCON
#90
#89
#35
#36 #38
D-PWM
#1
#2
D-PG Pulse
PS01
DRUM
CONNECTOR
#3 & #4
D-FG Pulse
#6
#39
Check
D-PG/FG waveform
XCS01
32KHz
XS02
16MHz
Check
the crystal
If PG/FG no signal,
then change the DRUM.
Check
the voltage
i
#58
RESET
#34
Vcc(5V)
#37
Vcc(5V)
#98
Vcc(5V)
#99
ICS01
TIMER/SYSCON
#36 #38
XCS01
32KHz
Check
the crystal
#7
Vcc(5V)
#1
Vref(2.5V)
#4
CAP-PWM
#76
#39
XS02
16MHz
#5
CAP-I-LIMIT
#11
#35
Vcc(12V)
#59
#6
CAP-FG Pulse
#87
PS02
CAPSTAN
CONNECTOR
#3
Check
CAP-FG waveform
If CAP-FG no signal,
then change the CAPSTAN.
26
3-3) NO PICTURE PLAYBACK

NG : GO to the figure j
Check the waveform of ICY01 #27
OK : GO to the figure k
j
Check
the crystal
#39
Check
the voltage
RESET
XS02
#34
16MHz
#38
Vcc(5V)
#37
Vcc(5V)
#98
Vcc(5V)
#99
ICS01
TIMER/
SYSCON
#35
XCS01
32KHz
#36
#65 #67
#13
#18
#20
Check
the crystal
#6
Check
SCL/SDA signal
SDATA
Video Envelope
SCLK
REC H
QV SYNC
Check
voltage
VH SW Pulse
Check
the waveform
(30Hz)
C Vcc
#58
#16 #17
#14
#4
C-SYNC
#19
CCD Vcc
#56
SW Vcc
#39
Y Vcc
#11
#4
#6
#9
PB RF
#1
#10
#6
#5
Check
the waveform
ICY01
VCR Y/C
LA71550M
#11
IZ01
PREAMP
LA70001
#7
#19
Check
waveform
Check
the voltage
(5V)
If PB RF no signal,
then change the IZ01.
2HEAD DRUM
27
Vcc
#17 #16
Check
the waveform
Check
the voltage
(5V)
#13
k
Check
the crystal
#39
Check
the voltage
RESET
#34
Vcc(5V)
#37
Vcc(5V)
#98
Vcc(5V)
#99
XS02
16MHz
#38
ICS01
TIMER/
SYSCON
Check
the crystal
#35
XCS01
32KHz
#36
#65 #67
#56
#71 #72
Check
SCL/SDA signal
Check
MCL/MDA signal
SDATA
MDATA
SCLK
MCLK
Check
the waveform
#12 #11
C Vcc
#58
CCD Vcc
#56
SW Vcc
#39
Y Vcc
#11
Check
the voltage
(5V)
#16 #17
ICY01
VCR Y/C
LA71550M
Caption
CVS
#27
CVS
#40
I501
#19
CHROMA
DCT814B
#42
#20
#21
Check
the waveform
If CVS no signal,
then change the IY01.
28
See the 2-1) TV NO

PICTURE
R OUT
G OUT
B OUT
3-4) NO COLOR PLAYBACK
Check
the crystal
#39
Check
the voltage
RESET
XS02
#34
16MHz
#38
Vcc(5V)
#37
Vcc(5V)
#98
Vcc(5V)
#99
ICS01
TIMER/
SYSCON
Check
the crystal
#35
XCS01
32KHz
#36
#65 #67
#56
#71 #72
Check
SCL/SDA signal
Check
MCL/MDA signal
SDATA
MDATA
SCLK
MCLK
Check
the waveform
Check
the waveform
#12 #11
C Vcc
CCD Vcc
#58
#56
SW Vcc
#39
Y Vcc
#11
#16 #17 #13
#63
CCD
BLOCK
ICY01
VCR Y/C
LA71550M
Caption
CVS
#27
CVS
#40
I501
#19
CHROMA
DCT814B
#42
#20
#21
#66
Check
the voltage
(5V)
#12 #52
#67
Check
the waveform
XY01
3.58MHz
If CVS no signal,
then change the ICY01.
Check
the crystal
29
See the 2-4) TV NO

COLOR
R OUT
G OUT
B OUT
3-5) NO SOUND PLAYBACK
Check
the crystal
#39
Check
the voltage
RESET
XS02
#34
16MHz
#38
Vcc(5V)
#37
Vcc(5V)
#98
Vcc(5V)
#99
ICS01
TIMER/
SYSCON
Check
the crystal
#35
XCS01
32KHz
#36
#65 #67
#71 #72
#26
Check
SCL/SDA signal
Check
MCL/MDA signal
SDATA
MDATA
Check
the voltage
SCLK
MCLK
A.MUTE
H : QUE/REV/STILL
L : NORMAL PLAY
#12 #11
#16 #17
SW Vcc
#39
A Vcc
#75
#95
ICY01
VCR Y/C
LA71550M
#86
Check
the voltage
(5V)
#90
#81
#88
AUDIO OUT
Check
the waveform
QCU02
Invert PB H
AUDIO HEAD
#1
If no signal,
AUTO
BIAS
CCU12
#51
I501
CHROMA
DCT814B
from ICS01#20
REC H,PB L
30
SOUND
AMP
See the 2-2) TV NO

SOUND
3-6) NO RECORD PICTURE

NG : GO to the figure 2-1 (TV PART)
Check
the waveform
(30Hz)
CTL(+)
CTL
HEAD
OK : GO to the figure m
CTL(-)
Check
the crystal
#94
Check
the voltage
RESET
#34
Vcc(5V)
#37
Vcc(5V)
#98
Vcc(5V)
#99
#95
#39
XS02
16MHz
#38
ICS01
TIMER/
SYSCON
#35
XCS01
32KHz
#36
#65 #67
Check
SCL/SDA signal
#15
#18
Check
the crystal
#20
SDATA
SCLK
C-rotary pulse
REC H
VH SW Pulse
VH SW Pulse
Check
voltage
Check
waveform(30Hz)
C Vcc
#58
#16 #17
#97
#99
#4
C-SYNC
#19
CCD Vcc
#56
SW Vcc
#39
REC Y
#5
IZ01
PREAMP
LA70001
#9
REC C
#2
Y Vcc
#5
Check
the waveform
ICY01
VCR Y/C
LA71550M
#11
#13
Vcc
#10
#11
#31
Check
the voltage
(5V)
Check
waveform
#32
#9
#10
#19
#17
#16
Check
the voltage
(5V)
Check
the waveform
If REC Y/C no signal,

2HEAD DRUM
Check
the waveform
31
If REC no signal,
then change the IZ01.
3-7) NO RECORD SOUND

NG : GO to the figure 2-2 (TV PART)
OK : GO to the figure n
Check
the crystal
#39
Check
the voltage
XS02
#34
RESET
16MHz
#38
Vcc(5V)
#37
Vcc(5V)
#98
Vcc(5V)
#99
ICS01
TIMER/
SYSCON
Check
the crystal
#35
XCS01
32KHz
#36
#65 #67
#71 #72
#26
Check
SCL/SDA signal
SDATA
Check
the voltage
SCLK
A.MUTE
AUDIO
HEAD
H : QUE/REV/STILL
L : NORMAL PLAY
#16 #17
SW Vcc
A Vcc
#75
#86
TU01
3
#88
AUTO
BIAS
#81
FULL
ERASE
HEAD
#95
ICY01
VCR Y/C
LA71550M
#39
AUDIO
ERASE
HEAD
#83
#85
2
4
#86
Invert REC H
Check
the voltage
(5V)
from ICS01#20
REC H,PB L
Check
the waveform
70V
Check
the waveform
70KHz
If SINE wave no signal,
then change TU01
32
3-8) NO EXTERNAL VIDEO / AUDIO
Check
the crystal
#39
Check
the voltage
XS02
#34
RESET
16MHz
#38
Vcc(5V)
#37
Vcc(5V)
#98
Vcc(5V)
#99
ICS01
TIMER/
SYSCON
Check
the crystal
#35
XCS01
32KHz
#36
#65 #67
#71 #72
Check
SCL/SDA signal
Check
MCL/MDA signal
SDATA
MDATA
SCLK
MCLK
#16 #17
SW Vcc
#39
A Vcc
#75
Check
the voltage
(5V)
#12 #11
ICY01
VCR Y/C
LA71550M
#36
#78
#27
#81
CVS OUT
#42
AUDIO OUT
Check
the waveform
CVS
IN
Check
the waveform
AUDIO IN
JP01
EXT INPUT
33
I501
CHROMA
DCT814B
IF Vcc
#2
Check
the voltage
(5V)
ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST

CAUTION
Iis safety component, so it must be used the same component.
r DVQ-19H1FC
LOC
I
I
I
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
ZZ100
48B4139A02
TRANSMITTER REMOCON
R-39A02
ZZ110
LOC
PART CODE
PART NAME
M201
4852070100
MASK FRONT
DESCRITION
FR HIPS BK
PTACPWJ690
ACCESSORY AS
DVQ-20H1FC
ZZ202
PTSPPWJ690
SPEAKER AS
DVQ-20H1FC
20
486A716200
BATTERY
AAAM 1.5V
PA601
4850703S50
CONNECTOR
YH025-03+35098+ULW=200
40
485860710
MANUAL INSTRUCTION
DVQ-14/20H1FC
SP01
4858314310
SPEAKER
SP-5070A01 3W 8 OHM
M821
4858213800
BAG INSTRUCTION
L.D.P.E T0.05X250X400
SP01A
4851935501
SPKR BRKT AS
3951901+3952500
ZZ120
PTBCSHJ690
COVER BACK AS
DVQ-20H1FC
SP01B
4856013600
SCREW SPKR FIX
SWRM+SECC
ZZ290
M211
4852153100
COVER BACK
FR HIPS BK
PTMPMSJ690
PCB MAIN MANUAL AS
DVQ-20H1FC
M541
4855415800
SPEC PLATE
150ART P/E FILM (C/TV)
A001
4859812892
PCB MAIN
330X246 S1B
M781
4857817610
CLOTH BLACK
FELT 300X20X0.7
C101
CMXB1H103J
C MYLAR
50V EU 0.01MF J (TP)
M782
4857817630
CLOTH BLACK
FELT 400X20X0.7
C102
CMXB1H333J
C MYLAR
50V EU 0.033MF J (TP)
M783
4857817621
CLOTH BLACK
CLOTH T0.7 L=60
C105
CEXF1C101A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 100MF (6.3X7) TP
ZZ130
PTPKCPJ690
PACKING AS
DVQ-20H1FC
C117
CEXF1H100V
C ELECTRO
50V RSS 10MF (5X11) TP
M801
4858038300
BOX CARTON
DW-3 2086
C121
CEXF1C101A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 100MF (6.3X7) TP
M801A
6520010100
STAPLE PIN
18M/M J D O
C301
CEXF1H479V
C ELECTRO
50V RSS 4.7MF (5X11) TP
M811
4858189500
PAD
EPS 20H1
C302
CEXF1V101V
C ELECTRO
35V RSS 100MF (8X11.5) TP
M822
4858215000
BAG P.E
FOAM LEX 0.5T*1200*1150
C303
CXSL2H100D
C CERA
500V SL 10PF D (TAPPING)
ZZ131
48519A5110
CRT GROUND NET
2001S-1015-1P
C304
CMXB1H103J
C MYLAR
50V EU 0.01MF J (TP)
ZZ132
58G0000122
COIL DEGAUSSING
DC-2030
C305
CMXB1H104J
C MYLAR
50V EU 0.1MF J (TP)
CRT1
PTRTPWJ690
CRT AS
NTSC 20"" ITC CRT AS
C308
CEXF1E102V
C ELECTRO
25V RSS 1000MF (13X20) TP
V01
58D0000083
COIL DY
ODY-M2050
C309
CMXL1H105J
C MYLAR
50V MEU 1MF J
V02
2233030001
PAINT LOCK
3B-1401B
C310
CEXF1H100V
C ELECTRO
V03
2TC26019BE
TAPE CLOTH
19X30 BEIGE
C401
CEYF2D101V
C ELECTRO
200V RSS 100MF (16X31.5)
V04
2224050025
BOND SILICON
RTV 122 TUBE
C402
CMYH3C622J
C MYLAR
1.6KV BUP 6200PF J
V05
4850PM001-
MAGNET CP
NY-225 (MINI NECK)
C403
CCXB2H102K
C CERA
500V B 1000PF K (TAPPING)
V06
48A96R004-
RUBBER WEDGE
HMR 28 SR (|0X54)
C404
CEXF2E100V
C ELECTRO
250V RSS 10MF (10X20) TP
V901
48A96420N1
CRT BARE
A48JLL40X(W)
C405
CEXF1H100V
C ELECTRO
M193
4851936800
BUTTON CTRL
4942001+5538301
C406
CCXB2H102K
C CERA
M193A
7128301212
SCREW TAPPING
T2S WAS 3X12 MFZN BK
C407
CEXF1C222V
C ELECTRO
16V RSS 2200MF (13X25) TP
M201A
4856013300
SCREW CRT FIXING
30X80 BK
C408
CCXB2H102K
C CERA
M201B
4856013302
SCREW CRT FIXING
30X190 BK
C409
CMXM2A104J
C MYLAR
100V 0.1MF J (TP)
M201C
4856215402
WASHER RUBBER
CR T2.0
C410
CEXF1V471C
C ELECTRO
35V RUS 470MF (10X20) TP
M211A
7122401611
SCREW TAPPING
T2S TRS 4X16 MFZN
C411
CEXF1C100A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 10MF 5X7
M281
4852817720
DOOR F/L
ABS BK SILK
C412
CCYB2H103K
C CERA
500V B 0.01MF K
M481
4854854701
BUTTON POWER
ABS BK
C413
CCXB2H102K
C CERA
M671
4856723400
SPRING
SWPB 0.4
C415
CEXF2C109V
C ELECTRO
160V RSS 1MF (6.3X11) TP
M672
4856715600
SPRING
SWPA PIE 0.4
C416
CMYF2D624J
C MYLAR
200V MPP 0.62MF J
M681
97P4602700
CLAMP CORD
NYLON 66 BLK 5280N
C505
CEXF1C470A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 47MF (5X7) TP
ZZ200
PTFMSJJ690
MASK FRONT AS
DVQ-20H1FC
C509
CEXF1C101A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 100MF (6.3X7) TP
34
LOC
C512
I
I
I
PART CODE
CMXB1H333J
PART NAME
C MYLAR
DESCRITION
LOC
50V EU 0.033MF J (TP)
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
CC118
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
C518
CMXB1H473J
C MYLAR
50V 0.047MF J (TP)
CC119
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
C525
CEXF1C101A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 100MF (6.3X7) TP
CC120
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
C604
CEXF1C101A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 100MF (6.3X7) TP
CC122
HCTAJ228MB
C CHIP TANTAL
35V 0.22MF M 3216
C605
CEXF1E331V
C ELECTRO
25V RSS 330MF (10X12.5)TP
CC123
HCBK102KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 1000PF K 2012
C606
CEXF1E471V
C ELECTRO
25V RSS 470MF (10X16) TP
CC130
HCQK101JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 100PF J 2012
C801
CL1JB3474K
C LINE ACROSS
AC250V 0.47MF U/C/SNDF/SV
CC131
HCQK101JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 100PF J 2012
C802
CCXB2H222K
C CERA
CC501
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
C803
CCXB2H222K
C CERA
CC502
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
C804
CEYN2E221P
C ELECTRO
250V LHS 220MF (22X30)
CC503
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
C805
CMYU3A472J
C MYLAR
1KV BCP 4700PF J
CC506
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
C820
CCXB3D471K
C CERA
2KV B 470PF K (TAPPING)
CC507
HCTAJ228MB
C CHIP TANTAL
35V 0.22MF M 3216
C821
CEYF2D101V
C ELECTRO
200V RSS 100MF (16X31.5)
CC508
HCTAJ228MB
C CHIP TANTAL
35V 0.22MF M 3216
C822
CEXF2A100V
C ELECTRO
100V RSS 10MF (6.3X11) TP
CC510
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
C823
CEXF1C102C
C ELECTRO
16V RUS 1000MF (10X20) TP
CC511
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
C824
CEXE1E102E
C ELECTRO
25V RM 1000MF (10X20) TP
CC513
HCQK181JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 180PF J 2012
C825
CEXF1C101V
C ELECTRO
16V RSS 100MF (6.3X11) TP
CC516
HCTAD100MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 10MF M 3216
C826
CEXF1H479V
C ELECTRO
50V RSS 4.7MF (5X11) TP
CC517
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
C827
CEXF1C331V
C ELECTRO
16V RSS 330MF (8X11.5) TP
CC519
HCTAJ478MB
C CHIP TANTAL
35V 0.47MF M 3216
C828
CEXE1A222E
C ELECTRO
10V RM 2200MF (10X20) TP
CC521
HCQK180JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 18PF J 2012
C829
CEXF1C222V
C ELECTRO
16V RSS 2200MF (13X25) TP
CC522
HCTAD100MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 10MF M 3216
C830
CEXF1C102C
C ELECTRO
16V RUS 1000MF (10X20) TP
CC524
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
C831
CCXB3A471K
C CERA
1KV B 470PF K (T)
CC526
HCTAF229MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 2.2MF M 3216
C832
CCXB3A471K
C CERA
1KV B 470PF K (T)
CC527
HCTAD100MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 10MF M 3216
C833
CCXB3A471K
C CERA
1KV B 470PF K (T)
CC528
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
C834
CMXB1H104J
C MYLAR
50V EU 0.1MF J (TP)
CC529
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
C835
CEXF1C470A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 47MF (5X7) TP
CC532
HCBK102KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 1000PF K 2012
C888
CH1BFE472M
C CERA AC
AC400V 4700PF M U/C/V
CC551
HCQK221JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 220PF J 2012
C901
CMXL2E104K
C MYLAR
250V MEU 0.1MF K
CC553
HCQK101JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 100PF J 2012
C902
CMXL1J224J
C MYLAR
63V MEU 0.22MF J (TP)
CC601
HCBK153KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.015MF K 2012
C965
CCYB3D102K
C CERA
2KV B 1000PF K
CC602
HCTAJ108MB
C CHIP TANTAL
35V 0.1MF M 3216
CC103
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CC603
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CC104
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CC836
HCTAD479MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 4.7MF M 3216
CC106
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
CCS01
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CC107
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCS02
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CC108
HCQK101JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 100PF J 2012
CCS03
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CC109
HCQK101JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 100PF J 2012
CCS04
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
CC110
HCTAJ478MB
C CHIP TANTAL
35V 0.47MF M 3216
CCS05
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CC111
HCTAJ108MB
C CHIP TANTAL
35V 0.1MF M 3216
CCS06
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CC112
HCTAF229MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 2.2MF M 3216
CCS07
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CC113
HCQK809DCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 8PF D 2012
CCS08
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CC114
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCS09
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CC115
HCBK152KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 1500PF K 2012
CCS10
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CC116
HCTAF229MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 2.2MF M 3216
CCS11
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
35
LOC
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
LOC
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
CCS12
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCU04
HCTAD100MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 10MF M 3216
CCS13
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCU05
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
CCS14
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
CCU06
HCTBC470MB
C CHIP TANTAL
6.3V 47MF M 3528
CCS16
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCU07
HCTAD100MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 10MF M 3216
CCS18
HCQK180JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 18PF J 2012
CCU09
HCBK153KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.015MF K 2012
CCS19
HCQK180JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 18PF J 2012
CCU10
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
CCS20
HCQK240JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 24PF J 2012
CCU11
HCQK821JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 820PF J 2012
CCS21
HCQK240JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 24PF J 2012
CCU12
HCTAD100MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 10MF M 3216
CCS24
HCQK240JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 24PF J 2012
CCU13
HCBK152KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 1500PF K 2012
CCS25
HCQK240JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 24PF J 2012
CCU19
HCTAD100MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 10MF M 3216
CCS27
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCU20
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCS29
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCU21
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
CCS30
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
CCU22
HCBK153KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.015MF K 2012
CCS31
HCBK102KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 1000PF K 2012
CCU24
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
CCS32
HCQK201JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 200PF J 2012
CCU25
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCS34
HCQK101JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 100PF J 2012
CCU26
HCBK223KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.022MF K 2012
CCS35
HCQK101JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 100PF J 2012
CCY01
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCS36
HCQK101JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 100PF J 2012
CCY02
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCS37
HCQK101JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 100PF J 2012
CCY03
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
CCS38
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCY04
HCQK270JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 27PF J 2012
CCS40
HCBK223KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.022MF K 2012
CCY05
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCS41
HCBK223KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.022MF K 2012
CCY06
HCBK473KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.047MF K 2012
CCS42
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
CCY07
HCQK390JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 39PF J 2012
CCS43
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCY08
HCQK201JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 200PF J 2012
CCS44
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCY09
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
CCS45
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCY10
HCTBC470MB
C CHIP TANTAL
6.3V 47MF M 3528
CCS46
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCY11
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
CCS47
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCY12
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCS48
HCBK102KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 1000PF K 2012
CCY13
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
CCS49
HCBK102KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 1000PF K 2012
CCY14
HCQK101JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 100PF J 2012
CCS50
HCBK102KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 1000PF K 2012
CCY15
HCQK101JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 100PF J 2012
CCS51
HCTBC470MB
C CHIP TANTAL
6.3V 47MF M 3528
CCY16
HCQK391JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 390PF J 2012
CCS52
HCTBC470MB
C CHIP TANTAL
6.3V 47MF M 3528
CCY17
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
CCS53
HCQK391JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 390PF J 2012
CCY18
HCTAD100MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 10MF M 3216
CCS54
HCQK391JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 390PF J 2012
CCY19
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
CCS57
HCTAD100MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 10MF M 3216
CCY20
HCTAD100MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 10MF M 3216
CCS59
HCTBC470MB
C CHIP TANTAL
6.3V 47MF M 3528
CCY21
HCTAD100MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 10MF M 3216
CCS60
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCY22
HCTBC470MB
C CHIP TANTAL
6.3V 47MF M 3528
CCS61
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCY23
HCTBC470MB
C CHIP TANTAL
6.3V 47MF M 3528
CCS63
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCY24
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCS64
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCY25
HCTAD100MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 10MF M 3216
CCS70
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
CCY26
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCU01
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
CCY27
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
CCU02
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCY28
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
36
LOC
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
LOC
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
CCY29
HCTAD100MB
C CHIP TANTAL
10V 10MF M 3216
CU15
CEXF1C470V
C ELECTRO
CCY30
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
CU16
CMXM2A333J
C MYLAR
100V 0.033MF J (TP)
CCY31
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
CU17
CMXM2A103J
C MYLAR
100V 0.01MF J (TP)
CCY32
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CU18
CMXM2A223J
C MYLAR
100V 0.022MF J TP
CCY33
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CY37
CEXF1C101A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 100MF (6.3X7) TP
CCY34
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CZ06
CEXF1C101A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 100MF (6.3X7) TP
CCY35
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
D101
DUZ33B----
DIODE ZENER
UZ-33B
CCY36
HCTBC470MB
C CHIP TANTAL
6.3V 47MF M 3528
D301
D1N4003---
DIODE
1N4003 (TAPPING)
CCY38
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
D302
DUZ33B----
DIODE ZENER
UZ-33B
CCY39
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
D303
DUZ33B----
DIODE ZENER
UZ-33B
CCY40
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
D401
D1N4937G--
DIODE
1N4937G
CCY41
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
D402
D1N4937G--
DIODE
1N4937G
CCY42
HCBK223KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.022MF K 2012
D403
D1N4937G--
DIODE
1N4937G
CCY43
HCTAF339MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 3.3MF M 3216
D404
D1N4937G--
DIODE
1N4937G
CCY44
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
D406
D1N4937G--
DIODE
1N4937G
CCY45
HCBK473KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.047MF K 2012
D501
D1N4148---
DIODE
1N4148 (TAPPING)
CCY46
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
D504
DUZ9R1BM--
DIODE ZENER
UZ-9.1BM 9.1V
CCY47
HCBK473KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.047MF K 2012
D551
D1N4148---
DIODE
1N4148 (TAPPING)
CCY48
HCBK472KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 4700PF K 2012
D552
D1N4148---
DIODE
1N4148 (TAPPING)
CCY49
HCQK330JCA
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 33PF J 2012
CCY50
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
CCY51
HCQK509DCA
C CHIP CERA
CCY52
HCQK100DCA
CCY53
HCBK103KCA
CCY54
D553
D1N4148---
DIODE
1N4148 (TAPPING)
D801
DPBS208GUF
DIODE BRIDGE
PBS208GU-CA (FORMING)
50V CH 5PF D 2012
D820
DRGP30J---
DIODE
RGP30J
C CHIP CERA
50V CH 10PF D 2012
D821
D1N4937G--
DIODE
1N4937G
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
D822
DD2S4M----
DIODE
D2S4M
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
D823
DD2S4M----
DIODE
D2S4M
CCZ02
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
D824
DUZ9R1BM--
DIODE ZENER
UZ-9.1BM 9.1V
CCZ03
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
D825
DRZ1175V1-
DIODE
RZ1175V1
CCZ04
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
D826
D1N4148---
DIODE
1N4148 (TAPPING)
CCZ05
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
D827
DUZ15BM---
DIODE ZENER
UZ-15BM
CCZ07
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
D828
D1N4148---
DIODE
1N4148 (TAPPING)
CCZ08
HCTAF109MB
C CHIP TANTAL
16V 1MF M 3216
D829
D1N4003---
DIODE
1N4003 (TAPPING)
CCZ09
HCFK104ZCA
C CHIP CERA
50V Y5V 0.1MF Z 2012
DS01
D1N4003---
DIODE
1N4003 (TAPPING)
CCZ10
HCBK103KCA
C CHIP CERA
50V X7R 0.01MF K 2012
DS02
D1N4003---
DIODE
1N4003 (TAPPING)
CS15
CDYE0H104A
C SUPER
5.5V 0.1F DA
DS03
DS15312H--
LED IR
SI5312-H
CS17
CEXF1C101A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 100MF (6.3X7) TP
DS03A
97P2339600
HOLDER IR
ABS
CS28
CEXF1C101A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 100MF (6.3X7) TP
DS04
DUZ6R2BM--
DIODE ZENER
UZ-6.2BM 6.2V
CS33
CMXL1J224J
C MYLAR
63V MEU 0.22MF J (TP)
DS05
DUZ5R1BM--
DIODE ZENER
UZ-5.1BM
CS39
CEXF1C101A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 100MF (6.3X7) TP
DS07
D1N4148---
DIODE
1N4148 (TAPPING)
CS62
CEXF1E331V
C ELECTRO
25V RSS 330MF (10X12.5)TP
DT01
DKLR114L--
LED
KLR114L
CS65
CEXF1E101V
C ELECTRO
25V RSS 100MF (6.3X11) TP
DT02
DSR54MVW3-
LED
SPR54 MVW RED/GREEN
CS66
CEXF1E331V
C ELECTRO
25V RSS 330MF (10X12.5)TP
DT03
DUZ5R6BM--
DIODE ZENER
UZ-5.6BM(TAPPING)
DT04
DUZ5R6BM--
DIODE ZENER
UZ-5.6BM(TAPPING)
F801
5F1GB4021L
FUSE GLASS TUBE
UL/CSA TL 4A 125V MF51
F801A
4857415001
CLIP FUSE
PFC5000-0702
CT01
CEXF1C470V
C ELECTRO
CU03
CEXF1C101A
C ELECTRO
16V RSM 100MF (6.3X7) TP
CU14
CEXF1C470V
C ELECTRO
37
LOC
F801B
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
LOC
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
4857415001
CLIP FUSE
PFC5000-0702
JC16-JC17
HRF8000-EA
R CHIP
1/8 0 OHM 3216
I301
1LA7841---
IC VERTICAL
LA7841
JC19-JC21
HRF8000-EA
R CHIP
1/8 0 OHM 3216
I301
PTB2SW7100
HEAT SINK ASS`Y
1LA7841--- + 7174300811
JP01
4859109950
JACK PIN BOARD
PH-JB-9710A
I301A
4857027100
HEAT SINK
SPCC T1.0+SN
L101
5CPX560J--
COIL PEAKING
56UH J (RADIAL)
I301B
7174300811
SCREW TAPPTITE
TT2 RND 3X8 MFZN
L102
58C5580019
COIL CHOKE
TRF-9225 (0.55UH)
I501
1DCT814B--
IC CHROMA
DCT814B
L103
5CPZ220K02
COIL PEAKING
22UH K (AXIAL 3.5MM)
I601
1TDA7267A-
IC AMP
TDA7267A
L110
58N0000042
COIL VCO
TRF-V008
I801
4850M04310
MODULE POWER
DPM001T1
L401
58C0000026
COIL BEAD
HC-4035
I803
PTX2SW6900
HEAT SINK ASS`Y
1K1A7805P1 + 7174301011
L501
5CPZ220K02
COIL PEAKING
I803
1K1A7805P1
IC REGULATOR
KIA7805PI
L502
5CPZ470K04
COIL PEAKING
47UH 10.5MM K (LAL04TB)
I803A
4857026900
HEAT SINK
AL EX
L503
5CPZ150K02
COIL PEAKING
I803B
7174301011
SCREW TAPPTITE
TT2 RND 3X10 MFZN
L801
5PLF24A1--
FILTER LINE
LF-24A1
I804
PTB2SW4617
HEAT SINK ASS`Y
1PQ05RF11/12 + 7174300811
L802
5MC0000100
COIL BEAD
HC-3550
I804
1PQ05RF11-
IC REGULATOR
PQ05RF11
L803
5MC0000100
COIL BEAD
HC-3550
I804A
4857024617
HEAT SINK
AL EX
L804
58Q0000093
COIL DELAY LINE
RS208
I804B
7174300811
SCREW TAPPTITE
TT2 RND 3X8 MFZN
L820
5MC0000100
COIL BEAD
HC-3550
I805
1PQ12RF11-
IC REGULATOR
PQ12RF11
L821
5MC0000100
COIL BEAD
HC-3550
I805A
7174300811
SCREW TAPPTITE
TT2 RND 3X8 MFZN
L823
58CX430599
COIL CHOKE
AZ-9004Y 940K TP
I901
PTG1SW8902
HEAT SINK ASS`Y
1TDA6103Q- + 7174300811
L824
58CX430599
COIL CHOKE
AZ-9004Y 940K TP
I901
1TDA6103Q-
IC VIDEO
TDA6103Q
LS01
5CPZ159M02
COIL PEAKING
1.5UH 3.5MM M (LAL02TB)
I901A
4857018902
HEAT SINK
A1050P-H24
LS02
5CPZ220K02
COIL PEAKING
I901B
7174300811
SCREW TAPPTITE
TT2 RND 3X8 MFZN
LS03
5CPZ220K02
COIL PEAKING
ICS01
1DW760AA1Q
IC CHIP MICOM
DW37760MCA-AA1
LU01
5CPZ220K02
COIL PEAKING
ICY01
1LA71550-Q
IC CHIP Y/C
LA71550
LU02
5CPX101J--
COIL PEAKING
PL 100UH J (TAPPING)
IS02
1BA6209---
IC
BA6209(ROHM)
LU03
5CPX103J--
COIL PEAKING
10MH 5MM J RADIAL
IS03
1AT24C08PC
IC
AT24C08-10PC
LY01
5CPZ220K02
COIL PEAKING
IS04
1MN1380L--
IC COMPARATOR(RESET)
MN1380-L(RESET IC)
LY02
5CPZ560K02
COIL PEAKING
IS05
1MN1280R--
IC
MN1280R
LY03
5CPZ220K02
COIL PEAKING
IT01
1KRT30----
IC PREAMP
KRT30
LY04
5CPZ220K02
COIL PEAKING
IZ01
1LA70001--
IC PREAMP
LA70001 (2HD)
LY05
5CPZ220K02
COIL PEAKING
J001-J079
85801065GY
WIRE COPPER
AWG22 1/0.65 TIN COATING
LZ01
5CPZ220K02
COIL PEAKING
J081-J099
85801065GY
WIRE COPPER
M191
4851931700
DECK AS
DRN-7203
J103-J113
85801065GY
WIRE COPPER
M192
4851923500
SHIELD CASE AS
DVN-14F7JA
J115-J188
85801065GY
WIRE COPPER
M194
4851937000
SHIELD TOP AS
7246200+7246300
JG01-JG02
85801065GY
WIRE COPPER
M231
97P2316600
HOLDER AC CORD
NYLON66 UL/CSA
JG04
85801065GY
WIRE COPPER
M351
4853535200
HOLDER LED
FR HIPS BK
JC01-JC02
HRF8000-EA
R CHIP
1/8 0 OHM 3216
M381
4853817200
FRAME MAIN PCB
FR HIPS BK
JC04
HRFT000-CA
R CHIP
1/10 0 OHM 2012
M381A
7122401611
SCREW TAPPING
T2S TRS 4X16 MFZN
JC05-JC09
HRF8000-EA
R CHIP
1/8 0 OHM 3216
M381B
7128301212
SCREW TAPPING
T2S WAS 3X12 MFZN BK
JC10
HRFT000-CA
R CHIP
1/10 0 OHM 2012
M381C
7121301212
SCREW TAPPING
T2S PAN 3X12 MFZN BK
JC11
HRF8000-EA
R CHIP
1/8 0 OHM 3216
M381D
7122401612
SCREW TAPPING
T2S TRS 4X16 MFZN BK
JC12-JC13
HRFT000-CA
R CHIP
1/10 0 OHM 2012
M682
4856814900
CLAMP WIRE
NYLON 66
JC14
HRF8000-EA
R CHIP
1/8 0 OHM 3216
M683
4856812001
TIE CABLE
NYLON66 DA100
JC15
HRFT000-CA
R CHIP
1/10 0 OHM 2012
P401
4859240020
CONN WAFER
YFW500-05
38
LOC
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
LOC
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
P601
485923162S
CONN WAFER
YW025-03 (STICK)
QCY02
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
P802A
4859242220
CONN WAFER
YFW800-02
QCY03
T2SA1037KB
TR CHIP
2SA1037AKT146-R
P803
4850701S06
CONNECTOR
YFH800-01+YPT018+ULW=300
QCY04
T2SA1037KB
TR CHIP
2SA1037AKT146-R
P804
4857417500
TERM PIN
DA-IB0214(D2.3/DY PIN)
QU04
TKTC3202Y-
TR
KTC3202Y (TP)
PA501
4850708N08
CONNECTOR
BIC-08T-25T+C-20T+ULW=400
QU05
TKTA1266Y-
TR
KTA1266Y (TP)
PAS03
4850707V03
CONNECTOR
60-8283-3078-45+ULW=100
R110
RD-4Z392J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 3.9K OHM J
PAU01
4850706N07
CONNECTOR
60-8283-3068-45+USW=250
R302
RN01B331JS
R METAL FILM
1W 330 OHM J SMALL
PS01
4859278120
CONN WAFER
TKC-G06P-A1
R305
RN01B471JS
R METAL FILM
1W 470 OHM J SMALL
PS02
4859278220
CONN WAFER
TKC-G10P-A1
R306
RN01B561JS
R METAL FILM
1W 560 OHM J SMALL
PS04
485923182S
CONN WAFER
YW025-05 (STICK)
R307
RN01B129JS
R METAL FILM
1W 1.2 OHM J SMALL
I PWC01
4859907910
CORD POWER AS
ME301P+TER=1830
R308
RD-4Z273J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 27K OHM J
PZ01
4859245710
CONN HOUSING
00-8370-041-000-800
R312
RN-4Z1502F
R METAL FILM
1/4 15K OHM F
Q401
TKTC3207--
TR
KTC3207 (TP)
R313
RN-4Z1603F
R METAL FILM
1/4 160K OHM F
Q402
PTA2SW7200
HEAT SINK ASS`Y
T2SD2499-- + 7174301011
R401
RN02B101JS
R METAL FILM
2W 100 OHM J SMALL
Q402
T2SD2499--
TR
2SD2499
R402
RN01B229JS
R METAL FILM
1W 2.2 OHM J SMALL
Q402A
4857027200
HEAT SINK
AL T1.0
R403
RN01B479JS
R METAL FILM
1W 4.7 OHM J SMALL
Q402B
7174301011
SCREW TAPPTITE
TT2 RND 3X10 MFZN
R404
RN01B229JS
R METAL FILM
1W 2.2 OHM J SMALL
Q402C
4856215201
WASHER
SPCC
R409
RD-4Z472J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 4.7K OHM J
Q801
PTQ2SW4500
HEAT SINK ASS`Y
T2SK2564-- + 7174300811
R410
RD-4Z102J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 1K OHM J
Q801
T2SK2564--
FET
2SK2564
R414
RN01B562JS
R METAL FILM
1W 5.6K OHM J SMALL
Q801A
4857024500
HEAT SINK
AL EX B/K
R415
RD-4Z100J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 10 OHM J
Q801B
7174300811
SCREW TAPPTITE
TT2 RND 3X8 MFZN
R417
RN02B101JS
R METAL FILM
2W 100 OHM J SMALL
Q820
TKSA1013Y-
TR
KSA1013Y (TP)
R503
RD-4Z824J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 820K OHM J
Q821
TKSA1013Y-
TR
KSA1013Y (TP)
R504
RD-4Z121J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 120 OHM J
Q823
TKSA1013Y-
TR
KSA1013Y (TP)
R505
RD-4Z201J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 200 OHM J
QC501
T2SA1037KB
TR CHIP
2SA1037AKT146-R
R506
RD-4Z201J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 200 OHM J
QC502
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R507
RD-4Z201J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 200 OHM J
QC503
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R511
RD-4Z151J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 150 OHM J
QC551
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R533
RD-4Z103J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 10K OHM J
QC601
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R604
RN02B339JS
R METAL FILM
2W 3.3 OHM J SMALL
QC822
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R605
RD-2Z331J-
R CARBON FILM
1/2 330 OHM J
QC824
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R801
DSVC471D14
VARISTOR
SVC471D14A
QC825
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R802
RX10B229JN
R CEMENT
10W 2.2 OHM J BENCH 4P
I
I
QC826
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R803
RD-4Z394J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 390K OHM J
QCS01
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R804
RD-4Z394J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 390K OHM J
QCS02
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R805
RD-4Z333J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 33K OHM J
QCS03
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R806
RD-4Z432J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 4.3K OHM J
QCT01
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R807
RF02Z228J-
R FUSIBLE
2W 0.22 OHM J (TAPPING)
QCT02
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R816
DEC7R0M140
POSISTOR
ECPAC7R0M140
QCT03
T2SA1037KB
TR CHIP
2SA1037AKT146-R
R820
RS02Z828JS
R M-OXIDE FILM
2W 0.82 OHM J SMALL
QCU01
T2SA1037KB
TR CHIP
2SA1037AKT146-R
R821
RD-4Z363J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 36K OHM J
QCU02
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R826
RD-4Z100J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 10 OHM J
QCU03
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R827
RD-4Z472J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 4.7K OHM J
QCY01
T2SC2412KB
TR CHIP
2SC2412K-T146-BR
R831
RD-4Z472J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 4.7K OHM J
39
LOC
R833
PART CODE
RD-4Z472J-
PART NAME
R CARBON FILM
DESCRITION
LOC
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
1/4 4.7K OHM J
RC520
HRFT390JCA
R CHIP
1/10 39 OHM J 2012
R836
RN01B124JS
R METAL FILM
1W 120K OHM J SMALL
RC521
HRFT914JCA
R CHIP
1/10 910KOHM J 2012
R889
RC-2Z565KP
R CARBON COMP
1/2 5.6M OHM K
RC522
HRFT511JCA
R CHIP
1/10 510 OHM J 2012
R902
RN01B152JS
R METAL FILM
1W 1.5K OHM J SMALL
RC523
HRFT511JCA
R CHIP
1/10 510 OHM J 2012
R903
RN01B152JS
R METAL FILM
1W 1.5K OHM J SMALL
RC524
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
R904
RN01B152JS
R METAL FILM
1W 1.5K OHM J SMALL
RC527
HRFT223JCA
R CHIP
1/10 22K OHM J 2012
R905
RN01B124JS
R METAL FILM
1W 120K OHM J SMALL
RC528
HRFT272JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2.7K OHM J 2012
R906
RN01B124JS
R METAL FILM
1W 120K OHM J SMALL
RC529
HRFT822JCA
R CHIP
1/10 8.2K OHM J 2012
R907
RN01B124JS
R METAL FILM
1W 120K OHM J SMALL
RC530
HRFT362JCA
R CHIP
1/10 3.6K OHM J 2012
RC101
HRFT153JCA
R CHIP
1/10 15K OHM J 2012
RC531
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RC102
HRFT104JCA
R CHIP
1/10 100K OHM J 2012
RC532
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RC103
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RC534
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RC104
HRFT473JCA
R CHIP
1/10 47K OHM J 2012
RC541
HRFT205JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2M OHM J 2012
RC105
HRFT473JCA
R CHIP
1/10 47K OHM J 2012
RC542
HRFT564JCA
R CHIP
1/10 560K OHM J 2012
RC106
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RC551
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RC107
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RC552
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RC108
HRFT331JCA
R CHIP
1/10 330 OHM J 2012
RC553
HRFT910JCA
R CHIP
1/10 91 OHM J 2012
RC109
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RC601
HRFT622JCA
R CHIP
1/10 6.2K OHM J 2012
RC110
HRFT153JCA
R CHIP
1/10 15K OHM J 2012
RC602
HRFT242JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2.4K OHM J 2012
RC112
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RC603
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RC113
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RC607
HRFT471JCA
R CHIP
1/10 470 OHM J 2012
RC301
HRFT682JCA
R CHIP
1/10 6.8K OHM J 2012
RC608
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RC309
HRFT222JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2.2K OHM J 2012
RC609
HRFT473JCA
R CHIP
1/10 47K OHM J 2012
RC310
HRFT333JCA
R CHIP
1/10 33K OHM J 2012
RC822
HRFT363JCA
R CHIP
1/10 36K OHM J 2012
RC311
HRFT113JCA
R CHIP
1/10 11K OHM J 2012
RC823
HRFT273JCA
R CHIP
1/10 27K OHM J 2012
RC314
HRFT000-CA
R CHIP
1/10 0 OHM 2012
RC824
HRFT104JCA
R CHIP
1/10 100K OHM J 2012
RC405
HRFT153JCA
R CHIP
1/10 15K OHM J 2012
RC825
HRFT104JCA
R CHIP
1/10 100K OHM J 2012
RC406
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RC828
HRFT473JCA
R CHIP
1/10 47K OHM J 2012
RC407
HRFT433JCA
R CHIP
1/10 43K OHM J 2012
RC829
HRFT304JCA
R CHIP
1/10 300K OHM J 2012
RC408
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RC830
HRFT223JCA
R CHIP
1/10 22K OHM J 2012
RC411
HRFT331JCA
R CHIP
1/10 330 OHM J 2012
RC832
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RC412
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RC834
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RC501
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RC835
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RC502
HRFT682JCA
R CHIP
1/10 6.8K OHM J 2012
RC837
HRFT153JCA
R CHIP
1/10 15K OHM J 2012
RC508
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RC908
HRFT202JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2K OHM J 2012
RC509
HRFT122JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.2K OHM J 2012
RC909
HRFT272JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2.7K OHM J 2012
RC510
HRFT182JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.8K OHM J 2012
RC910
HRFT202JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2K OHM J 2012
RC512
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RC911
HRFT272JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2.7K OHM J 2012
RC513
HRFT152JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.5K OHM J 2012
RC912
HRFT202JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2K OHM J 2012
RC514
HRFT472FCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM F 2012
RC913
HRFT272JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2.7K OHM J 2012
RC515
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCA01
HRFT104JCA
R CHIP
1/10 100K OHM J 2012
RC517
HRFT123JCA
R CHIP
1/10 12K OHM J 2012
RCA02
HRFT101JCA
R CHIP
1/10 100 OHM J 2012
RC518
HRFT123JCA
R CHIP
1/10 12K OHM J 2012
RCS01
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RC519
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCS02
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
40
LOC
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
LOC
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
RCS03
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCS62
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS06
HRFT000-CA
R CHIP
1/10 0 OHM 2012
RCS63
HRFT473JCA
R CHIP
1/10 47K OHM J 2012
RCS07
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS64
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS08
HRFT473JCA
R CHIP
1/10 47K OHM J 2012
RCS65
HRFT273JCA
R CHIP
1/10 27K OHM J 2012
RCS09
HRFT393JCA
R CHIP
1/10 39K OHM J 2012
RCS66
HRFT201JCA
R CHIP
1/10 200 OHM J 2012
RCS10
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS67
HRFT273JCA
R CHIP
1/10 27K OHM J 2012
RCS11
HRFT154JCA
R CHIP
1/10 150K OHM J 2012
RCS68
HRFT201JCA
R CHIP
1/10 200 OHM J 2012
RCS12
HRFT154JCA
R CHIP
1/10 150K OHM J 2012
RCS69
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCS14
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS70
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCS15
HRFT362JCA
R CHIP
1/10 3.6K OHM J 2012
RCS71
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS16
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RCS72
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS17
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCS73
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS18
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCS74
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS19
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCS75
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS22
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCS76
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS23
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS77
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS24
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS78
HRFT101JCA
R CHIP
1/10 100 OHM J 2012
RCS25
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS79
HRFT332JCA
R CHIP
1/10 3.3K OHM J 2012
RCS28
HRFT223JCA
R CHIP
1/10 22K OHM J 2012
RCS81
HRFT182JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.8K OHM J 2012
RCS29
HRFT000-CA
R CHIP
1/10 0 OHM 2012
RCS82
HRFT182JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.8K OHM J 2012
RCS30
HRFT106JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10M OHM J 2012
RCS84
HRFT332JCA
R CHIP
1/10 3.3K OHM J 2012
RCS31
HRFT104JCA
R CHIP
1/10 100K OHM J 2012
RCS85
HRFT473JCA
R CHIP
1/10 47K OHM J 2012
RCS32
HRFT105JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1M OHM J 2012
RCS86
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCS33
HRFT511JCA
R CHIP
1/10 510 OHM J 2012
RCS87
HRFT471JCA
R CHIP
1/10 470 OHM J 2012
RCS35
HRFT751JCA
R CHIP
1/10 750 OHM J 2012
RCT02
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RCS36
HRFT471JCA
R CHIP
1/10 470 OHM J 2012
RCT03
HRFT331JCA
R CHIP
1/10 330 OHM J 2012
RCS37
HRFT105JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1M OHM J 2012
RCT04
HRFT331JCA
R CHIP
1/10 330 OHM J 2012
RCS38
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCT05
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RCS39
HRFT471JCA
R CHIP
1/10 470 OHM J 2012
RCT06
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RCS40
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCT08
HRFT331JCA
R CHIP
1/10 330 OHM J 2012
RCS46
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCT09
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RCS47
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCT11
HRFT911JCA
R CHIP
1/10 910 OHM J 2012
RCS48
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCT12
HRFT132JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.3K OHM J 2012
RCS49
HRFT392JCA
R CHIP
1/10 3.9K OHM J 2012
RCT13
HRFT202JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2K OHM J 2012
RCS50
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCT14
HRFT332JCA
R CHIP
1/10 3.3K OHM J 2012
RCS51
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCT15
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RCS52
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RCT17
HRFT911JCA
R CHIP
1/10 910 OHM J 2012
RCS53
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RCT18
HRFT132JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.3K OHM J 2012
RCS54
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCT19
HRFT202JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2K OHM J 2012
RCS55
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCT20
HRFT332JCA
R CHIP
1/10 3.3K OHM J 2012
RCS56
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RCU01
HRFT683JCA
R CHIP
1/10 68K OHM J 2012
RCS57
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
RCU02
HRFT562JCA
R CHIP
1/10 5.6K OHM J 2012
RCS60
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCU03
HRFT105JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1M OHM J 2012
RCS61
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCU04
HRFT392JCA
R CHIP
1/10 3.9K OHM J 2012
41
LOC
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
LOC
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
RCU07
HRFT122JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.2K OHM J 2012
RCY25
HRFT473JCA
R CHIP
1/10 47K OHM J 2012
RCU08
HRFT122JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.2K OHM J 2012
RCY26
HRFT473JCA
R CHIP
1/10 47K OHM J 2012
RCU09
HRFT272JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2.7K OHM J 2012
RCZ01
HRFT473JCA
R CHIP
1/10 47K OHM J 2012
RCU10
HRFT122JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.2K OHM J 2012
RCZ02
HRFT183JCA
R CHIP
1/10 18K OHM J 2012
RCU11
HRFT273JCA
R CHIP
1/10 27K OHM J 2012
RCZ03
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
RCU12
HRFT223JCA
R CHIP
1/10 22K OHM J 2012
RCZ04
HRFT152JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.5K OHM J 2012
RCU13
HRFT223JCA
R CHIP
1/10 22K OHM J 2012
RCZ06
HRFT471JCA
R CHIP
1/10 470 OHM J 2012
RCU14
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RCZ09
HRFT220JCA
R CHIP
1/10 22 OHM J 2012
RCU15
HRFT512JCA
R CHIP
1/10 5.1K OHM J 2012
RCZ10
HRFT751JCA
R CHIP
1/10 750 OHM J 2012
RCU16
HRFT103JCA
R CHIP
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
RLY01
5SC0101338
SW RELAY
DQ5D1-O(M)/GJ-SS-105LM
RCU19
HRFT152JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.5K OHM J 2012
RS13
RD-4Z121J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 120 OHM J
RCU20
HRFT229JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2.2 OHM J 2012
RS26
RD-4Z101J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 100 OHM J
RCU21
HRFT229JCA
R CHIP
1/10 2.2 OHM J 2012
RS27
RD-4Z102J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 1K OHM J
RCU22
HRFT334JCA
R CHIP
1/10 330K OHM J 2012
RS41
RD-4Z472J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 4.7K OHM J
RCU23
HRFT123JCA
R CHIP
1/10 12K OHM J 2012
RS42
RD-4Z102J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 1K OHM J
RCU24
HRFT221JCA
R CHIP
1/10 220 OHM J 2012
RS43
RD-4Z102J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 1K OHM J
RCU25
HRFT822JCA
R CHIP
1/10 8.2K OHM J 2012
RS44
RD-4Z102J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 1K OHM J
RCU26
HRFT152JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.5K OHM J 2012
RS45
RD-4Z102J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 1K OHM J
RCU27
HRFT101JCA
R CHIP
1/10 100 OHM J 2012
RS58
RD-4Z471J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 470 OHM J
RCU28
HRFT512JCA
R CHIP
1/10 5.1K OHM J 2012
RS59
RD-4Z471J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 470 OHM J
RCU29
HRFT683JCA
R CHIP
1/10 68K OHM J 2012
RS83
RN02B339JS
R METAL FILM
2W 3.3 OHM J SMALL
RCU30
HRFT512JCA
R CHIP
1/10 5.1K OHM J 2012
RS88
RD-4Z103J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 10K OHM J
RCV01
HRFT750JCA
R CHIP
1/10 75 OHM J 2012
RS90
RD-4Z102J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 1K OHM J
RCV02
HRFT101JCA
R CHIP
1/10 100 OHM J 2012
RS91
RD-4Z102J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 1K OHM J
RCY01
HRFT331JCA
R CHIP
1/10 330 OHM J 2012
RT01
RD-4Z240J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 24 OHM J
RCY02
HRFT331JCA
R CHIP
1/10 330 OHM J 2012
RT10
RD-4Z681J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 680 OHM J
RCY03
HRFT122JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.2K OHM J 2012
RT16
RD-4Z681J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 680 OHM J
RCY04
HRFT332JCA
R CHIP
1/10 3.3K OHM J 2012
RU17
RD-4Z561J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 560 OHM J
RCY05
HRFT152JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.5K OHM J 2012
RU18
RD-4Z470J-
R CARBON FILM
1/4 47 OHM J
RCY06
HRFT472JCA
R CHIP
1/10 4.7K OHM J 2012
SCT01
4859303430
SOCKET CRT
PCS633A
RCY07
HRFT122JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.2K OHM J 2012
SS01
TST5811---
TR PHOTO
ST-5811
RCY08
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
SS01A
97P2343500
HOLDER TR
ABS FR
RCY11
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
SS02
TST5811---
TR PHOTO
ST-5811
RCY12
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
SS02A
97P2343500
HOLDER TR
ABS FR
RCY13
HRFT223JCA
R CHIP
1/10 22K OHM J 2012
SS03
1SG239S---
IC SENSOR
SG-239S
RCY14
HRFT511JCA
R CHIP
1/10 510 OHM J 2012
SS04
1SG239S---
IC SENSOR
SG-239S
RCY15
HRFT201JCA
R CHIP
1/10 200 OHM J 2012
SWS01
5SN0101Z20
SW DETECT
JDS1105-6X
RCY16
HRFT201JCA
R CHIP
1/10 200 OHM J 2012
SWT01
5S50101090
SW TACT
SKHV17910A
RCY17
HRFT182JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.8K OHM J 2012
SWT02
5S50202002
SW TACT
KPT-2105A 2C-2P
RCY18
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
SWT03
5S50202002
SW TACT
KPT-2105A 2C-2P
RCY19
HRFT182JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.8K OHM J 2012
SWT04
5S50101090
SW TACT
SKHV17910A
RCY20
HRFT822JCA
R CHIP
1/10 8.2K OHM J 2012
SWT05
5S50101090
SW TACT
SKHV17910A
RCY21
HRFT182JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1.8K OHM J 2012
SWT06
5S50101090
SW TACT
SKHV17910A
RCY24
HRFT102JCA
R CHIP
1/10 1K OHM J 2012
SWT07
5S50101090
SW TACT
SKHV17910A
42
LOC
I
I
I
PART CODE
PART NAME
DESCRITION
SWT08
5S50101090
SW TACT
SKHV17910A
T401
50D0000022
TRANS DRIVE
HD-15D
T402
50H0000198
FBT
FSA37012M
LOC
PART CODE
X501
5XE3R5795C
XCS01
XS02
PART NAME
DESCRITION
CRYSTAL QUARTZ
HC-49/U 3.579545MHZ 20PPM
HXA32R768C
CRYSTAL CHIP QUARTZ
32.768KHZ 20PPM 8038
5XJ16R000E
CRYSTAL QUARTZ
HC-49S 16.000000MHZ 30PPM
T802
50M3541T3-
TRANS SMPS
TSM-3541T3
XY01
5XE3R5795B
CRYSTAL QUARTZ
HC-49/U 3.579545MHZ 15PPM
TU01
5800000032
COIL OSC
DE0-006
Z101
5PTSF5221P
FILTER SAW
TSF5221P
U102
4859719130
TUNER VARACTOR
DT5-NF20F
Z102
5PXPS45MB-
FILTER CERA
TPS-4.5MB TRAP (TAPPING)
r OPTION PARTS LIST

1. CN-071 13" / 19" DIFFERENT PARTS LIST
LOC
PART NAME
DVQ-13H1FC
PART CODE
DVQ-19H1FC
DESCRIPTION
PART CODE
DESCRIPTION
REMARK
0001
ANT ROD
4850A02510
S3BW216B (L=600 MM)
OPTION
0003
TRANS ANT MATCHING
4850A00250
IMT-06
OPTION
C402
C MYLAR
CMYH3C692J
1.6KV BUP 6900PF J
CMYH3C622J
1.6KV BUP 6200PF J
PA601
CONNECTOR
4850703S53
YH025-03+35098+ULW=500
4850703S50
YH025-03+35098+ULW=200
RETRACE
Q402A
HEAT SINK
4857027200
AL T1.0
Q402B
SCREW TAPPTITE
7174301011
TT2 RND 3X10 MFZN
Q402C
WASHER
4856215201
SPCC
R306
R METAL FILM
RN01B471JS
1W 470 OHM J SMALL
RN01B561JS
1W 560 OHM J SMALL
V CENTER
R403
R METAL FILM
RN01B369JS
1W 3.6 OHM J SMALL
RN01B479JS
1W 4.7 OHM J SMALL
HEATER
RC406
R CHIP
HRFT113JCA
1/10 11K OHM J 2012
HRFT103JCA
1/10 10K OHM J 2012
X-RAY
RC502
R CHIP
HRFT822JCA
1/10 8.2K OHM J 2012
HRFT682JCA
1/10 6.8K OHM J 2012
ABL
RC823
R CHIP
HRFT363JCA
1/10 36K OHM J 2012
HRFT273JCA
1/10 27K OHM J 2012
OCP
V01
COIL DY
58D0000082
ODY-M1489
58D0000083
ODY-M2050
V901
CRT BARE
48A96414N1
A34JLL40X
48A96420N1
A48JLL40X(W)
ZZ131
CRT GROUND NET
48519A4710
1401S-1015-1P
48519A5110
2001S-1015-1P
ZZ132
COIL DEGAUSSING
58G0000078
DC-1400
58G0000122
DC-2030
43
EXPLODED VIEW
1. DVQ-19H2FC
44
EXPLODED VIEW
2. DVQ-19H1FC
45
EXPLODED VIEW
3. DVQ-13H2FC
46
EXPLODED VIEW
4. DVQ-13H1FC
47
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CABLE : DAEWOOELEC
E-mail : [email protected]
TEL : 82-2-360-8179
FAX : 82-2-360-8184
PRINTED DATE : JUNE 1999
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
TV/VCR COMBINATION
DVQ 14H1FC
DVQ 20H1FC
DVQ 14H2FC
DVQ 20H2FC
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the
products enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk electric
shock.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to
the presence of important operating and servicing instructions in the literature
accompanying the appliance.
WARNING
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR
MOISTURE.
CAUTION
CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE MANUFACTURER
COULD VOID THE USERS AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.
NOTE TO CATV SYSTEM INSTALLER

THIS REMINDER IS PROVIDED TO CALL THE CATV SYSTEM INSTALLER'S ATTENTION
TO ARTICLE 820-40 OF THE NEC THAT PROVIDES GUIDELINES FOR PROPER GROUNDING AND, IN PARTICULAR, SPECIFIES THAT THE CABLE GROUND SHALL BE CONNECTED TO THE GROUNDING SYSTEM OF THE BUILDING, AS CLOSE TO THE POINT OF
CABLE ENTRY AS PRACTICAL.
CAUTION
The AC power cord provided with this product is polarized (one blade wider than the other).
To provide power to the TV, insert the AC plug into a standard 120V 60Hz polarized outlet.
NOTE
Never connect the plug to an electrical source other than one providing 120V 60Hz power. Use only
the attached power cord. If the polarized AC cord does not fit into a non-polarized outlet, do not cut or
file the blade. You are responsible for having the obsolete outlet replaced with a polarized outlet.
If you feel a static discharge when touching the unit, and the unit does not function, simply unplug the
unit from the outlet. When you plug the unit back in, it should work normally.
Do not install power cords near any heating element or cooking appliances.
Precautions
LOCATION
For safe operation and satisfactory performance of your unit, keep the following in mind when
selecting a place for its installation :
Shield it from direct sunlight and keep it away from sources of intense heat.
Avoid dusty or humid places.
Avoid places with insufficient ventilation for proper heat dissipatio. do not block the ventilation holes at the top and bottom of the unit.
do not place the unit on a carpet because this will block the ventilation holes.
Install the unit in a horizontal position.
Avoid locations subject to strong vibration.
Do not place the unit near strong magnetic fields.
Do not move the unit from a cold place to a hot place or vice versa (see the warning below).
AVOID THE HAZARDS OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND FIRE
Do not handle the power cord with wet hands.
Do not pull on the power cord when disconnecting it from an ac wall outlet. grasp it by plug.
If, by accident, water is spilled on your unit, unplug the power cord immediately and take the
unit to an authorized daewoo service center for servicing.
Do not put your fingers or objects into the TV/VCR cassette holder.
Do not place anything directly on top of the unit.
WARNING
Mosture condensation may occur inside the unit when it is moved from a cold place to a warm
place, after heating in a cold room, or under conditions of high humidity. if a tape is played in
a TV/VCR that has moisture, it may damage the tape and TV/VCR. when condensation
occurs inside the unit, turn the power on and allow at least 2 hours for the unit to dry.
FCC WARNING
This equipment may generate or use radio frequency energy. changes or modifications to this
equipment may cause harmful interference unless the modifications to this equipment may
cause harmful interference unless the modifications are expressly approved in the instruction
manual.
The user could lose the authority to operate this equipment if an unauthorized change or modification is made.
IMPORTANT COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
Unauthorized recording or use of broadcast television programming, video tape, film, or other
copyrighted material may violate applicable copyright laws. we assume no responsibility for
the unauthorized duplication, use or other acts which infringe upon the rights of copyright
owners.
S A F E T Y
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
PLEASE READ ALL THESE INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING YOUR TELEVISION EQUIPMENT
AND RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. FOLLOW ALL WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS
MARKED ON THE TV RECEIVER.
1 Read all of these instructions.
2 Save these instructions for later use.
3 Unplug this television equipment from the
wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid
cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp
cloth for cleaning.
4 Do not use attachments not recommended by
the television equipment manufacturer as
they may result in the risk of fire, electric
shock or other personal injury.
5 Do not use this television equipment near
water, for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet
basement, or near a swimming pool, or the
like.
6 Do not place this television equipment on an
unstable cart, stand, or table. The television
equipment may fall, causing serious injury to
a child or adult, and serious damage to the
equipment. Use only with a cart or stand recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with
the television equipment. Wall or shelf
mounting should follow the manufacturer's
instructions, and should use a mounting kit
approved by the manufacturer.
6A An appliance and cart combination should be
moved with care. Quick stops, excessive
force, and uneven surfaces may cause the
appliance and cart combination to overturn.
7 Slots and openings in the cabinet and the

back or bottom are provided for ventilation
and to ensure reliable operation of the television equipment; and to protect it from overheating, these opening, must not be blocked
or covered. The opening should never be
blocked by placing the television equipment
on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface.
(This equipment should never be placed near
or over a radiator or heat register.) This television equipment should not be placed in a
built-in installation such as a bookcase
unless proper ventilation is provided.
8 This television equipment should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not
sure of the type of power supplied to your
home, consult your television dealer or local
power company.
9 This television equipment is equipped with a
polarized alternating current line plug (a plug
having one blade wider than the other). This
plug will fit into the power outlet only one
way. This is a safety feature. If you are
unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet,
try reversing the plug. If the plug should still
fail to fit, contact your electrician to replace
your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety
purpose of the polarized plug.
10 Do not allow anything to rest on the power
cord. Do not locate this television equipment
where the cord will be abused by persons
walking on it.
11 Follow all warnings and instructions marked
on the television equipment.
12 For added protection for this television
equipment during a lightning storm, or when
it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet
and disconnect the antenna or cable system.
This will prevent damage to the equipment
due to lightning and power-line surges.
13 An outside antenna system should not be

located in the vicinity of overhead power
lines or other electric light or power circuits,
or where it can fall into such power lines or
circuits. When installing an outside antenna
system, extreme care should be taken to
keep from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal.
14 Do not overload wall outlets and extension
cords as this can result in fire or electric
shock.
15 Never push objects of any kind into this television equipment through openings as they
may touch dangerous voltage points or
short-out parts that could result in a fire or
electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind
on the television equipment.
16 Do not attempt to service this television
equipment yourself as opening or removing
covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to
qualified service personnel.
17 Unplug this television equipment from the
wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified
service personnel under the following conditions:
(a) When the power-supply cord or plug is
damaged or frayed.
(b) If liquid has been spilled, or objects have
fallen into the television equipment.
(c) If the television equipment has been exposed
to rain or water.
(d) If the television equipment does not operate
normally by following the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as an
improper adjustment of other controls may
result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore
the TV receiver to its normal operation.
(e) If the television equipment has been dropped or
the cabinet has been damaged.
(f) When the television equipment exhibits a
distinct change in performance - this indicates a need for service.
18 When replacement parts are required, be

sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer
that have the same characteristics as the
original part. Unauthorized substitutions
may result in fire, electric shock or other
hazards.
19 Upon completion of any service or repairs to
this television equipment, ask the service
technician to perform safety checks to determine that the television is in a safe operating
condition.
20 If an outside antenna or cable system is connected to the television receiver, be sure the
antenna or cable system is grounded so as to
provided some protection against voltage
surges and built-up static charges.
Section 810 of the National Electrical Code,
ANSI/NFPA N0.70-1984, provides information with respect to proper grounding of the
mast and supporting structure, grounding of
the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit,
size of grounding conductors, location of
antenna-discharge unit, connection to
grounding electrodes, and requirements for
the grounding electrode.
CONTENTS
Table of Contents
Preface : Your New TV/VCR 2
Features 2
Unpacking Your TV/VCR 3
Chapter 1 : Overview of Your Equipment 4
Your TV/VCRs Front Panel 4
Your TV/VCRs Back Panel 5
Your Remote Controller6
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Chapter 2 : Connecting an Antenna or Cable to Your TV/VCR
Connecting an Antenna 9
Connecting a Cable System 11
Connecting Other Pieces of Equipment 12
Safety Notes 12
Chapter 3 : Operating Your TV 13
Turning Your TV/VCR On 13
Programming Your TV/VCRs Channel Memory 13
Changing channels 14
Changing the Volume 14
Changing the TV/VCRs Channel Memory 15
Displaying the TV/VCRs Status during TV operation15
Adjusting Video Settings 16
Chapter 4 : Operating Your VCR 18
Video Cassette Tapes 18
Playing a Tape 19
Basic Recording 20
One Touch Recording (OTR) 21
Displaying the TV/VCRs Status during VCR Operation22
Using the Counter (Zero Stop) 23
Chapter 5 : Using Timer Functions 24
Setting the Clock Automatically 24
Setting the Clock Manually 25
Setting the On Time 26
Setting the Off Time26
Canceling the On Time or Off Time27
Setting the Sleep Timer 28
Chapter 6 : Additional TV Features 29
Changing the Language of the On-Screen Menus 29
Captioning 29
CC on Mute 30
Power Restore 30
Parental Control Settings 31
Description of Parental Control Settings 32
Mini Glossary 33
Chapter 7 : Additional VCR Features 34
Programming to Record at a Later Time 34
Setting the Program Recording35
Canceling the Program Record Settings 37
Displaying the Tape Counter 38
Auto Repeat PlayBack 39
Rental Play 39
Index Search (VISS)40
Duplicating a Video Tape41
Chapter 8 : Troubleshooting 42
Mainternance and specifications 43
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Warranty
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P R E FA C E
Your New TV/VCR

Congratulations on your purchase of a new Daewoo TV/VCR. We hope you find that your
new TV/VCR provides you with years of reliable performance.
Your new TV/VCR is designed and engineered to provide you with the latest in features for
your convenience. Listed below are just a few of the many features of your equipment.
Features
Auto Power On
This feature automatically turns the TV/VCR on when you insert a cassette.
On-screen Programming
You can use simple on-screen menus to perform all of the major operating features of your
TV/VCR, including programming to record.
Tri-lingual Menus
You can choose to display the on-screen menus in English, French or Spanish.
Auto Clock Setting
Your TV/VCR can automatically set its internal clock based on a signal from local PBS stations.
Infrared Remote Control
The remote control included with your TV/VCR allows you to complete almost all operations from the comfort of your easy chair.
181 Channel Capability
Your TV/VCR has a advanced tuner that can receive up to 181 channels.
Closed Caption Decoder
Your TV/VCR can decode the hidden text and captions that are broadcast with many shows
and are included on many videotapes.
Record/Playback Speeds
Your TV/VCR can recording to two speeds(SP, EP), playback to three speeds (SP, LP, EP).
SP(Standard Play), LP(Long Play), EP (Extend Play)
Automatic Playback Speed Selection
Your TV/VCR will automatically play a pre-recorded tape at the correct speed.
Still Frame Capability
Your TV/VCR can display a single frame from a video tape.
Rental Play Mode
This special setting improves the playback quality of worn tapes, especially rental tapes.
Repeat Playback
You can set your TV/VCR to automatically repeat an entire video tape, or to repeat the
recorded part of a videotape.
Preface : Your New TV/VCR
Video Index Search System (VISS)

This feature allows you to find index marks on your tape quickly. Your TV/VCR places
index marks at the beginning of each new recording.
One Touch Recording (OTR)
You can quickly begin recording and set the length of time to record using just one button.
6 Events / 1 Month Timer Recording
You can program up to six different recording sessions up to a month in advance.
Daily / Weekly Recording
You can easily set your VCR to record every day at the same time, or to record every week
at the same time.
Sleep Timer
You can set your TV/VCR to turn off after a certain amount of time passes, from 15 minutes to 120 minutes.
On Timer
You can set your TV/VCR to turn on at a certain time.
Parental Control
Parental control is on the 31 page.
Unpacking Your TV/VCR

The following items are included with your TV/VCR. If these items are missing, please contact your Daewoo dealer immediately.
1 A remote control
2 A 300-ohm/75-ohm adaptor -> (13 only)
3 A rod antenna (rabbit ears) -> (13 only)
Preface : Your New TV/VCR
CHAPTER
Overview of Your Equipment

Your TV/VCRs comes with a remote control. The section below summarizes the buttons,
controls, and terminals that will use with your TV/VCRs.
Your TV/VCR's Front Panel

Below you will find short description of the buttons and indicators on the front panel. These
are use following functions.
1 VIDEO in jack
Use this jack to receive a video signal from another A/V component.
2 AUDIO in jack
Use this jack to receive a audio signal from another A/V component.
3 EAR PHONE jack
Use this jack to the earphone (not supplied). The sound from the speaker is turned off.
4 Remote control receiver
This receiver receives a signal from your remote control. Do not block it.
5 STAND-BY(red) indicator
This indicator light up when the power is off.
6 REC (red/green) indicator
This indicator light up red when recording and light up green when timer program operating.
7 REC button
Press this button to begin recording. Press repeatedly to set a recoding time using
One-Touch Recording (OTR).
8 REW button
Press this button to rewind the tape.
9 PLAY button
Press this button to begin normal palyback of the tape
10 FF button (Fast Forward)
Press this button to fast forward the tape.
Chapter 1 : Overview of Your Equipment
11 STOP/EJECT button
Press this button when the tape is moving to stop the tape. Press this button when the tape
is stopped to eject it.
B buttons (volume)
12 CVOLB
Press these buttons to change your TV/VCRs volume.
x buttons (channel)
13 yCHx
Press these buttons to change channels on your TV/VCR. You will also use these buttons
to adjust the tracking.
14 POWER button
Press this button to turn your TV/VCR on or off.
Your TV/VCRs Back Panel

1 Antenna terminal
Use this terminal to attach an antenna or cable
system to your TV/VCR.
Your Remote Controller
1.
POWER
Press this button to turn your TV/VCR on or off.
2.
RECALL
Press this button to display the current time, the
counter, channel number and other status items.
3.
TV/LINE
Press this button to select between viewing the
signal coming from the antenna terminal (TV) or
the signal coming from the A/V jack (LINE).
4.
FAVORITE CH
Press this button to return to the previous channel
you were watching.
5.
CANCEL
Press this button to erase timer program recording
settings.
6.
C-RESET
Press this button to reset the counter to 0:00:00.
7.
MUTE
Press to turn the TV/VCRs sound on and off.
8.
yCHx
x(TRK)
Press these buttons to change channels on your
TV/VCR, or select items in the menu system, or
to adjust the tracking of a video tape during playback.
9.
CVOLB
B
Press these buttons to change your TV/VCRs
volume, to activate selections in the menu system,
or to change audio and video settings.
10. MENU
Press this button to turn the TV/VCRs menu system on and off.
11. 0-9
Press these buttons to change channels.
12. SPEED
Press this button to select the SP, EP tape speed when the tape recording.
13. C-OSTOP
Press this button to find the counter zero.
14. 0(ATK)
Press this button to automatically set tracking point when the tape playback.
15. REW
Press this button to rewind the tape.
17. FF button (Fast Forward)
Press this button to fast forward the tape.
18. PAUSE/STILL
Press to temporarily stop the tape during recording or playback.
19. REC/OTR
Press this button to begin recording. Press repeatedly to set a recording time using
One-Touch Recording (OTR)
20. STOP/EJECT
Press this button when the tape is moving to stop the tape. Press this button when the tape
is stopped to eject it.
21. VISS Press this button to find the most recent index mark on tape and begin playing.
22. VISS +
Press this button to find the next index mark on tape and begin playing.
Installing Your Remote Control Batteries

1. Open the battery compartment on the back of the remote control.
2. Install two AAA-size batteries (not included) as shown. Make sure the + and - terminals
are oriented correctly.
3. Replace the cover.
Notes
Do not mix different types of batteries, or mix an old and a new battery.
Remove and replace weak batteries. Weak batteries can leak and damage your controller.
Dispose of batteries properly; never throw them into a fire.
Point your remote at the receiver on the center of the front of the TV/VCR. Make sure the
receiver is not blocked.
The remote control can operate up to 30 feet away from the TV/VCR, if you are directly facing the front of the TV/VCR. Operating distance diminishes as you move to the sides of the
TV/VCR.
CHAPTER
Connecting an Antenna or Cable to Your TV/VCR

Your TV/VCR will provide you with the best performance if you connect it to an external
antenna or cable system. Follow the directions below make this connection. Please note that
you will normally only have to make one of the connections shown below, not all of them.
All connections will be made to the antenna terminal on the back of your TV/VCR. The
antenna terminal is a silver metal post partially surrounded by two plastic tabs. For help in
locating the antenna terminal, see Your TV/VCR's Back Panel on page 5.
There is no antenna provided with your TV/VCR.
Connecting an Antenna
If your antenna ends in a single coaxial lead,
simply press or screw the cable onto the antenna
terminal on the back of your TV/VCR.
If your antenna ends in a pair of 300 ohm twin leads, you must use a 300-ohm/75-ohm
adaptor. (An adaptor is included with your 13 TV/VCR.) Place the leads underneath the
screws on the adaptor, tighten the screws, then press the adaptor onto the antenna terminal on
the back of the TV/VCR.
Antennas with two sets of leads

You might have two sets of leads from your antenna system, especially if you have one antenna for VHF signals and one antenna for UHF signals.
If your antenna system has both a coaxial lead and twin 300-ohm leads, you must obtain a combiner (available at your local electronics store). Press or screw the coaxial lead onto the combiner; place the twin leads underneath the screws on the combiner and tighten the screws.
Press the cable from combiner onto the antenna terminal on the back of the TV/VCR.
If your antenna system has two sets of twin 300-ohm leads, you must obtain a combiner
(available at your local electronics store). Place one set of twin leads underneath the screws on
the combiner and tighten the screws. Do the same with the other set of twin leads. Press the
cable from the combiner onto the antenna terminal on the back of your TV/VCR.
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Connecting a Cable System

If your cable set-up is not described below, please contact your cable company for more information.
If your cable system does not require the use of a
cable box, simply press or screw the incoming cable
onto the antenna terminal on the back your TV.
If your cable system requires you to use a converter box for all channels, connect the
incoming cable to the IN terminal on the converter box. Connect another cable between the
OUT terminal on the converter box and the antenna terminal on the TV. You will need to
keep your TV tuned to channel 3 or 4 and change channels using the converter box.
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If your cable system only requires you to use a converter box for some channels (i. e.
pay-TV channels), follow these steps: Find the primary incoming coaxial cable. Plug this
cable into a splitter (available at your local electronics store). Connect one coaxial cable
between one OUT terminal on the splitter and the IN terminal on the converter box. Connect
another coaxial cable between the other OUT terminal on the splitter and the A-IN terminal on
an A/B switch (available at your local electronics store.) Connect a third coaxial cable
between the OUT terminal on the converter box and the B-IN terminal on the A/B switch.
Finally, connect a coaxial cable between the OUT terminal on the A/B switch and the antenna
terminal on the back of your TV/VCR.
When the A/B switch is in the A position, you can change channels on the TV/VCR; when
the A/B switch is in the B position, you, need to change channels on the converter box (and
your TV should be tuned to channel 3 or 4)
Connecting Other Pieces of Equipment

You may want to connect a VCR, laser disc player, satellite receiver, or another type of equipment to your TV/VCR. We recommend that you follow the instructions included with the
piece of equipment you wish to connect.
If you connect other pieces of equipment to your TV/VCR using the audio/video jacks on the
front panel, you will need to use the TV/LINE button on the remote control to view the signal
coming through these jacks. See page 41 for more information.
Safety Notes
If you plan on being away from your home for an extended period of time, or if a thunderstorm is approaching, you should unplug your television, and you may wish to disconnect
your TV from a rooftop or satellite antenna. You do not need to disconnect your TV from a
cable system.
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CHAPTER
Operating Your TV
Once you have connected your TV/VCR to an antenna or cable system, plugged the TV in,
and put batteries in the remote, you are ready to use the TV. The first thing you should do is
program your TV/VCR so it memorizes all of available channels.
Turning Your TV/VCR On

1. To turn your TV/VCR on, press the POWER button on the remote
control. You can also use the POWER button on the front panel.
Make sure your TV is plugged in before you try to turn it on.
Programming Your TV/VCR's Channel Memory

y butYour TV/VCR's memory determines the channels that are available using the xCHy
tons. If a channel is not in memory, you can tune to it with the number buttons, but not with
y buttons. Follow these steps to program your TV/VCR's memory:
the xCHy
1. With the TV on, press the MENU button until Set-Upmenu will be displayed.
y buttons to select Reception, then use the VOLB
B button to select Air
2. Use the xCHy
or Cable. If you connected an antenna to your TV/VCR, select Air; If you connected a
cable system, select Cable.
y buttons to select Memorize Channels, then use the VOLB
B button to
3. Use the xCHy
enter the Memorize Channels process.
4. Press the MENU button to return to Set-Up menu.
5. Press the MENU button to return to normal TV viewing.
Your TV/VCR's channel memory will not be affected by a power outage. You will not need to
re-program the memory unless you change the type of cable or antenna connected to your
TV/VCR.
Chapter 3 : Operating Your TV
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Changing Channels
You can change channels in three ways:
y buttons will take you through all memorized
1. The xCHy
y buttons will not access chanchannels, one by one. The xCHy
nels that have not been programmed into the TV's memory. For
more information about programming channels into memory,
see the section Programming your TV/VCR's Channel
Memory on the previous page.
2. The number buttons (0-9) will take you to any channel, even if it
has not been memorized. To change to a channel, enter its number; the TV/VCR will tune to the new channel when you enter
the second digit of the channel.
3. The FAVORITE CH button will take you instantly to the last
channel you were watching.
Changing the Volume

B but1. To change the volume of the TV/VCR set, use the CVOLB
tons on the remote or on the front panel.
2. To quickly turn off the sound, press the MUTE button on the
remote. The MUTE will appear on screen, colored green. To
return the volume to its previous level, press MUTE again.
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Changing the TV/VCR's Channel Memory

y butYour TV/VCR's memory determines the channels that are available using the xCHy
tons. You can add channels to this memory or remove them from memory. If a channel is
removed from memory, you can tune to it with the number buttons, but you cannot tune to it
with the buttons.
If there are just one channel memorized, then the Add/Delete Channels function will search
the whole channels. But if there are two or more channel memorized, then the Add/Delete
Channels function will search the memorized channels only.
Adding/Deleting a channel to memory
1. Use the number buttons to tune to the channel.
2. Press the MENU button until Set-Up menu will be displayed
y buttons to select Add/Delete Channels, then use the VOLB
B button to
3. Use the xCHy
enter the Add/Delete Channels process.
B buttons to add the channel from
4. If the channel is not in memory, then use the CVOLB
memory.
B buttons to delete the channel from
5. If the channel is in memory, then use the CVOLB
memory.
6. If you are going to delete other channel, then press the xCHy buttons until desired channel is selected. And press the CVOLB buttons to delete the channel.
7. Press MENU to exit.
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Displaying the TV/VCRs Status during TV Operation

1.
To quickly see the current channel number and status, press RECALL button
on the remote control.
The current channel number and status will be displayed.
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Adjusting Video Settings

You may wish to adjust the video settings (e. g. contrast or color) to obtain the most pleasing
picture. To do so, follow these directions:
1. With the TV/VCR on, press the MENU button, then Video menu will appear.
2. The Settings item will be selected. Use the CVOLB buttons to turn Settings to Preset or
Custom.
3. Use the buttons to select the video setting you wish to adjust.
Descriptions of the video settings are on the next page.
4. Use the CVOLB buttons to adjust the video setting to the level you prefer.
5. When you are finished, press the MENU button until menu OSD will be disappeared.
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Returning to the factory settings

If you would like to return to the original video settings, as they were calibrated at the factory,
follow these steps :
1. With the TV/VCR on, press the MENU button, then Video menu will appear.
2. Press the CVOLB buttons to set the Settings to Preset.
The TV/VCR will remember the Custom settings you had previously chosen. When you set
Settings to Custom again, your previous custom settings will be restored.
Descriptions of video settings

The contrast setting controls the relation between the light and black areas of the screen. If the
light areas are too bright and are losing details, press the CVOL button; if the picture is gray
and lacks contrast, press the VOLB button.
The brightness setting controls the overall amount of light in the picture. If the picture is too
bright, press the CVOL button; if the picture is too dark, press the VOLB button.
The sharpness controls how the TV displays edges of objects on-screen. If the TV shows multiple vertical lines at the edges of an object, press the CVOL button; if the vertical edges of
on-screen objects are fuzzy, press the VOLB button.
The color setting controls the intensity of color. If the color is over-saturated, press the CVOL
button; if the color is washed out, press the VOLB button.
The tint setting controls the relationship of red and green in a picture. Tint is especially noticeable in flesh tones. If flesh tones seem too red or purple, press the CVOL button; if flesh tones
are too green, press the VOLB button.
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CHAPTER
Operating Your VCR

Your TV/VCR has built-in VCR playback and recording capabilities, offering the ultimate in
VCR convenience. This chapter explains the basic of using the VCR features of your unit.
Video Cassette Tapes

Your VCR uses VHS tapes. Only use
tapes that have the official VHS mark:
Tape length/tape speed
VHS tapes come in different lengths, which, along with the tape speed, determine how much
program time you can put on one tape. The following chart shows the maximum recording/
playback time for each type of tape and each tape speed.
Type
SP (standard play)
EP (Extend play)
2 hours, 40 min.
LP (long play)
(Play only)
5 hours 20 min
T-160
T-120
2 hours
4 hours
6 hours
T-90
1hour 30 min.
3 hours
4 hours 30 min.
T-60
1 hour
2 hours
3 hours
8 hours
Protecting your tapes

You can protect your tapes by removing the erasure prevention tab on the back of the tape.
When this tab is removed, VCR cannot record over it. To once again be able to record on a
tape with its tab removed, simply place a piece of tape over the space left by the removed tab.
Inserting a Tape
To insert a tape into your TV/VCR, hold it so that the windows on the tape face up, and the label of the tape faces
away from the TV/VCR. Gently place the tape in the cassette compartment and push it in slowly. Once it is in the
compartment part-way, the TV/VCR will pull the tape the
rest of the way.
You can insert a tape into your TV/VCR even when it is
turned off. If the tape has its erasure prevention tab removed, the TV/VCR will turn on and
begin playing the tape.
Ejecting a tape
To remove a tape from the compartment, press the STOP/EJECT button on the front panel or
on the remote control. The TV/VCR will eject the tape part-way. Grasp the cassette and
remove the tape from the TV/VCR.
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Chapter 4 : Operating Your VCR
Playing a Tape
1. To begin playing a tape, place it in the TV/VCRs cassette compartment. If the erasure prevention tab has been removed, the tape will begin playing automatically. If the erasure prevention tab is intact, press the PLAY button on the front panel or on the remote control.
2. To pause the tape and display a still frame, press the PAUSE/STILL button on the remote
control.
3. To stop the tape, press the STOP/EJECT button on the front panel or on the remote control.
Searching for a scene

If you are looking for a particular scene, you can use the FF and REW buttons to find the
scene faster.
1. Press the FF button during playback to search
quickly in the forward
direction. Press the FF
button a second time to
search at 7X normal(in
SP speed) or 11X normal (in EP).
2. Press the REW button
during playback to
search quickly in the reverse direction. Press the REW button a second time to search at
7X normal (in SP speed) or 11X normal (in EP.)
If you press FF or REW while the tape is stopped, the TV/VCR will quickly wind your tape in
the selected direction. No picture from the tape will be displayed, but the tape moves at a
much higher speed without the picture.
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Tracking
Tracking is a term that describes how the TV/VCR locks on to the signal recorded on the
tape. If the TV/VCR is not tracking correctly, the picture during playback will be jumpy and
distorted.
Your TV/VCR is equipped with a sophisticated automatic tracking feature that can perfectly
track a tapes signal without adjustment from the user.
On some rare occasions, though, manual tracking may be required. To manually track a tape:
1. Begin playing back a tape.
2. Press and hold down the CH buttons on the remote control, one at a time. Adjust the tracking using these buttons until the picture is no longer distorted.
Basic Recording
Your TV/VCR makes it easy to record a program you are watching. To do this :
1. Place the tape on which you want to record in the cassette compartment. Fast forward or
rewind to the point where you want to begin recording.
2. Tune to the channel you want to record.
3. Press the SPEED button repeatedly to select the tape speed at which you want to record :
SP or EP
4. Press the REC/OTR button once. The tape will start recording the channel you are watching, and also add an index mark. The REC light on the front panel will light on red during
recording.
If the tape has its erasure prevention tab removed, the tape will eject when your press
REC/OTR button.
5. Press STOP/EJECT to stop recording.
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You cannot change channels while you are recording. To change channels, press
PAUSE/STILL or STOP/EJECT to interrupt your recording.
If the tape reaches its end while recording, it will quit recording and eject the tape.
One Touch Recording (OTR)

One Touch Recording allows you to begin recording a channel, and also set how long how
wish to record. The TV/VCR will automatically stop recording after the time you set has
elapsed. To use OTR:
1. Follow steps 1-3 in Basic Recording, on the previous page, to begin recording.
2. Repeatedly press the REC/OTR button. Each time you press the REC/OTR button, 30
minutes is added to the OTR time, up to 4 hours.
3. When you have reached the length of time that you want the TV to record, stop pressing
the OTR button. The TV/VCR will count down the time you set. When the timer reaches
00:00, recording will stop.
4. You can stop recording at any time by pressing STOP button.
If you press the POWER button during OTR, the picture will turn off, but the tape will still
record for the remainder of the OTR time. To stop recording, press STOP/EJECT.
To return to normal recording and cancel the OTR Time, press the REC/OTR button repeatedly until 4:00 is displayed, then press the REC/OTR button once more to return to normal
recording.
If you program too much time into the OTR timer, continue to press the REC/OTR button.
Once the time reaches 4:00, press the REC/OTR button twice more to return to 0:30.
You can not set an OTR time if the TV/VCR is recording a timer program.
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Displaying the TV/VCRs Status during VCR Operation

If you have a tape in the TV/VCRs cassette compartment, you can display the following
information.
1. Press the RECALL button. The current time, the current channel, the tape statue (STOP,
PLAY, REC, etc.), the tape speed, and the tape counter will be displayed.
2. Press the button a second time to see the current time, the current channel, the tape status,
the tape speed, and the tape remain will be displayed. If the tape is playing, the current
channel will not be displayed
3. Press the button a third time to return to normal viewing.
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Using the Counter (Zero Stop)

The VCR counter can be used to keep track of your position on the tape. You can also use it to
quickly return to a particular point on the tape. The counter cannot be displayed unless there is
a cassette tape in the TV/VCR.
1. To display the counter, press the RECALL button until the counter is displayed in the right
hand corner.
2. To reset the counter, press the C-RESET button on the remote control (0:00:00). The
counter is also reset when you put a new cassette in your TV/VCR.
3. Press the MENU button until Tape menu will be displayed.
4. After play the tape, use the xCHy buttons to select the Zero stop. If the press the
VOLB button, you can quickly return to the 0:00:00.
5. The TV/VCR will rewind until it reaches the 0:00:00 mark on the counter, then it will stop.
You can cancel the search for 0:00:00 by press the STOP button.
6. Press the C-o STOP button on the remote control, you can quickly return to the 0:00:00.
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Using Timer Functions

Your TV/VCR has a built in-clock, and you can set the TV to turn on and off at times that you
select. You can also set your TV to turn off after counting down a certain amount of time.
Setting the Clock Automatically

Your TV/VCR can automatically set its internal clock using a signal from a local PBS station.
If you complete the following procedure, and your local PBS station is sending a time signal,
then your TV/VCR will always show the correct time.
1. With the TV turned on, press the MENU button until Time menu is displayed.
2. The Set Clock item will be selected. Press the VOLB button twice, then Auto will be
displayed in RED.
3. Press the xCHy buttons to display the Auto Current Time Set mode.
4. Use the xCHy buttons to set the PBS channel. If you dont know the channel of the local
PBS station, to set Automatic
5. Use the VOLB button to select Time Zone.
6. Press the xCHy buttons to select that corresponds to the time zone where you live. If you
dont know the time zone where you live, to set Automatic.
Press the xCHy buttons to change the Time Zone.
Automatic
Atlantic
Eastern
Central
Mountain
Pacific
Alaska
Hawaii
Automatic
7. Use the VOLB button to select DST (Daylight Savings Time).

8. Press the xCHy buttons to select DST Automatic ON OFF. (See the table blow)
Choose
Automatic
To
Select to set the daylight savings time automatically
ON
Select if your area uses daylight savings time
OFF
Select if your area does not use daylight savings time
9. Press the L MENU button to exit.

10. To activate the Automatic Clock setting, press the POWER button to turn off your TV/VCR.
Leave the TV/VCR off for 4-5 minutes. When you turn the TV/VCR back on, the automatic clock should be set.
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Chapter 5 : Using Timer Functions
Setting the Clock Manually

If you are unable or not interested in using the Auto Clock feature, you can set your
TV/VCRs clock manually.
1. With the TV turned on, press the MENU button until Time menu will be displayed.
2. The Set Clock item will be selected. Press the VOLB button once, then Manual will
be displayed in RED.
3. Press the xCHy buttons to display the Current Time Set mode.
4. Use the xCHy buttons to set the month.
5. Press the VOLB button to select the day, year and time, use the xCHy buttons to setting.
If you hold down either xCH or CHy button, the corresponding numbers will change
more quickly.
6. When the clock is set correctly, press the L MENU button to exit.
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Setting the On Time

If you enter a time in the On Time setting, your TV/VCR will automatically turn on at that
time.
Follow these instruction to set the On Time
1. With the TV turned on, press the MENU button until Time menu is displayed.
2. Use the xCHy buttons to select On Time item.
3. Press the VOLB button to display On Time in RED.
4. Press the CVOLB buttons to select the time and minute, press the xCHy buttons to time
setting.
more quickly.
5. When the clock is set correctly, press the CVOLB buttons to select On Time and use
the xCHy buttons to select another Time function, or press the L MENU button to
exit.
Setting the Off Time

If you enter a time in the Off Time setting, your TV/VCR will automatically turn off at that
time.
Follow these instruction to set the Off Time
2. Use the xCHy buttons to select Off Time item.
3. Press the VOLB button to display Off Time in RED.
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4. Press the CVOLB buttons to select the time and minute, press the xCHy buttons to time
setting.
more quickly.
5. When the clock is set correctly, press the CVOLB buttons to select Off Time and use
the xCHy buttons to select another Time function, or press the L MENU button to
exit.
Canceling the On Time or Off Time

If you would like to cancel the On Time or Off Time, press the CANCEL button on the
remote control. The On Time or Off time will not function correctly unless the clock has been
set.
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Setting the Sleep Timer

The sleep timer allows you to set an amount of time from 15 minutes to 2 hours.
TV/VCR count down the amount of time you set, then turn itself off.
To set the sleep timer:
2. Use the xCHy buttons to select Sleep Timer item.
3. Press the CVOLB buttons to set the sleep time. Each time you press the CVOLB buttons,
you step between the available sleep times : 15min, 30min, 45min, 60min, 90min, or
120min.
4. When the clock is set correctly, press the xCHy buttons to select another Time function,
or press the L MENU button to exit
To cancel the Sleep Timer, turn the TV/VCR off, or set the sleep time to off using one of
the methods described above.
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CHAPTER
Additional TV Features
This section contains descriptions of the more advanced features of your TV.
Changing the Language of the On-Screen Menus

You can choose to display the on-screen menus in English, French, Spanish.
To change the on-screen language:
1. With the TV/VCR on, press the MENU button until Set-Up menu will be displayed.
2. The Language item will be selected. Press the VOLB button to select the language you
want to use: French, Spanish.
3. To return normal TV viewing, press the MENU button until menu OSD will be disappeared.
Captioning
Many TV shows contains closed captions. These captions are hidden words that can be displayed on your TV/VCR screen. There are two types of these words : captions usually follow the action on-screen, providing a written version of the dialogue, narration, and sound
effects ; text is not usually related to the action on-screen, often providing information such
as news or weather. A TV program might be providing more than one set of captions or one
set of text.
To set your TV/VCR to display captions or text.
1. With the TV/VCR turned on, press the MENU button until Special menu will be displayed.
2. The Closed Caption item be selected. To turn captioning on, use the VOLB button to
select Captions (CC1 or CC2) or Text (TEXT1, TEXT2)
At the time these instructions were written, only CC1 is normally available, but feel free to
try the other selections.
3. Press the MENU button to return to normal TV viewing.
Your setting will remain intact until you change it.
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CC on Mute
When the sound is muted, user can select the caption display. It will display the caption content instead of sound mute.
1. With the TV turned on, press the MENU button until Special menu will be displayed.
2. Use the xCHy buttons to select CC on Mute item.
3. Use the VOLB button to select CC1 or CC2.
Power Restore
User can select the On/Off status when the power cord is put into the wall outlet. If user has a
cable box with AC outlet, then user can connect the TV/VCR power cord to the AC outlet and
control the TV/VCR without TV/VCR remote control. This function is rarely used for home
use, so special care is needed while using.
2. Use the xCHy buttons select Power Restore item.
3. Use the VOLB button to select On or Off.
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Parental Control Settings

This item help parents to set the standard for the programs which their children are going to watch.
2. Use the xCHy buttons to select Parental Control item.
3. Use the VOLB button to enter into Parental Control settings.
Set a 4-number password using the number keypad.
4. Use the xCHy buttons to select Parental Control settings you wish to adjust.
Descriptions of the Parental Control settings are on the next page.
5. Use the CVOLB buttons to adjust the Parental Control settings.
6. Use the MENU button to return to the preview menu.
Parental Control
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Description of Parental Control Settings

1. The Movie Ratings set the standard for movie, video, and other media excluding TV programs.
Use the xCHy buttons to select, CVOLB buttons to adjust.
2. The TV Guidelines set the standard for TV programs excluding sports and news.
Use the xCHy buttons to select, CVOLB buttons to adjust. You can set individual settings with CVOLB buttons.
3. The No Ratings item toggles between Unblock and Block.
This item determines whether to block or not the programs which are not rated by Movie
Ratings and TV Guidelines.
4. The Ext. Source item toggles between Unblock and Block.
5. The Play Source item toggles between Unblock and Block.
6. The Change Password item let you set or change the password for entering Parental
Control item. Use the VOLB buttons to enter the password input display, and use the number buttons(0-9) to enter new password. After you entered the new password, confirmation
display will appear. Try the password again.
Parental Control
Parental Control
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No Ratings means
1. When V-chip Data is error.
2. When any ratings are not detected.
3. Received a rating of None like news, sports, and emergency broadcast signals.
Mini Glossary
MOVIE RATING SYSTEM
X
Hard Core Films
NC-17
Restrictd viewing
Restrictd viewing
PG-13
Parental Guidance
Suggested
Parental Guidance
Not for children under age 17 under any circumstance.

Strong sexual content.
Same as X rating.
Not for children under age 17. Strong element of sex and/or
violence.
Program is inappropriate for preteens, with a greater degree of
offensive material than a PG rated program.
Suggested
Content is such that parents may not want their children to view the
program.
General Audience
Content not offensive to most viewers.
NR
Not Rated
A motion picture that did not receive a rating for a variety of possible reasons.
PG
TV PARENTAL GUIDELINE RATING SYSTEM

TV-MA Mature Audience Only
Adults only, may contain Strong Dialog, Bad Language, Sex,

and Violence Scenes.
Parents Strongly
Unsuitable for childern under 14, may contain Strong Dialog, Bad
Cautioned
Language, Sex, and Violence Scenes.
Parental Guidance
Suggested
Unsuitable for younger childern, may contain Suggestive Dialog,

Bad Language, Sex, and Violence Scenes.
TV-G
General Audience
Considered suitable for all audiance; children may watch unattended.
TV-Y
Children
Consider suitable for all children under 7 years old.
TV-Y7
Children 7 and over
Consider suitable for children over 7, may contain Fantasy Violence

Scenes.
TV-14
TV-PG
FV=Fantasy Violence, V=Violence, S=Sex Scenes, L=Bad Language, D=Sexual Suggestive Dialog
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CHAPTER
Additional VCR Features

Programming to Record at a Later Time
One of the most convenient features of your new TV/VCR is the ability to record programs
when you are not home. Your TV/VCR can be set to record up to six different programs at
any time up to a month from now.
Getting ready
Before programming to record, keep the following things in mind :
There must be a tape in the cassette compartment with its erasure prevention tab intact. The
tape should be rewound or fast forwared to the point where you want to begin recording.
The clock must be set correctly.
You should plan your programming sessions. If you program sessions that overlap, at least
one your sessions will not be recorded correctly.
The VCR buttons (PLAY, REW, FF) do not work during recording.
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Chapter 7 : Additional VCR Features
Setting the Program Recording

Heres an example of how to record a program broadcast on channel 26 from 8:00 PM to 9:00
PM Friday, 6th of February 1999, in EP mode.
1. With the TV/VCR turned on, press the MENU button until Program menu will be displayed.
2. Press the VOLB button, then the todays date(Feb.05) appears in Red.
3. Press the xCHy buttons to set daily and weekly recording.
Press the xCHy buttons to setting changes as follows:
2/5(today)
6 - - 28
1(next month)
2 - - 4(next month)
Every MON - - Every SAT
MON~FRI
SUN~SAT
Every SUN
5(today).
4. Press the VOLB button, then set the hour of the recording Start time to 8 with the
xCHy buttons.
5. Press the VOLB button, then set the minute of the recording Start time to 00 with the
xCHy buttons.
6. Press the VOLB button, then set the hour of the recording Stop time to 9 with the
xCHy buttons.
7. Press the VOLB button, then set the minute of the recording Stop time to 00 with the
xCHy buttons.
8. Press the VOLB button, then set the channel to 26 with the xCHy buttons.
9. Press the VOLB button, then set the recording speed to EP with the xCHy buttons.
You select the tape speed AT mode, default mode is set to SP.
If the tape remain not to be enough, change the recording tape speed automatically EP.
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10. Press the VOLB button, then the cursor(B) appears at the left margin
11. When you want to set other program, the CHy button to move the cursor(B) to next line,
then repeat step 2 through 10.
12. Press MENU to Exit the Program menu.
13. Press POWER to turn off the TV/VCR.

The REC lamp on the front of the TV/VCR lights up to Green and the TV/VCR enters
recording stand-by mode.
The TV/VCR turn on automatically and start recording at the preset start time, and the
REC lamp on the front of the TV/VCR changed from Green to Red.
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Canceling the Program Record Settings

1. With the TV/VCR turn on, press the MENU button until Program menu will be displayed.
2. Using the xCHy buttons select the Program setting which you want to stop recording
and press the CANCEL button.
3. Press the MENU button to exit the Program menu.
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Displaying the Tape Counter

Press the RECALL button to display the tape counter. The tape counter shows the tape travel
time in hours, minutes and seconds during recording or playback. Each time you press the
RECALL button, the time counter and the remaining tape time counter appears alternately.
Time counter
Remaining tape time counter
When you use a tape shorter than 120 minutes, set Tape Remain to T120. When you use a
tape longer than 120 minutes, set Tape Remain to Others.
2. The Tape Remain item will be selected.
Press the VOLB button to select T120 or Others.
3. Press the MENU button until menu OSD will be disappeared.
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Auto Repeat PlayBack

You can set your TV/VCR to play a tape continuously. When you turn this feature on and start
playing a tape, it will play to the end of the tape, then rewind to the beginning and start playing again. This will continue until you turn Auto Repeat Off.
2. Use the xCHy buttons to select Repeat Play item.
3. Press the VOLB button to select On.
Rental Play
Your TV/VCR has a special video setting that improves the quality of worn video tapes, especially rental tapes. To use feature :
2. Use the xCHy buttons to select Rental play item.
3. Press the VOLB button to select On.
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Index Search (VISS)

Your TV/VCR is equipped with the VHS Index Search System, or VISS. The VISS allows
index marks to be placed on a video tape. These marks are similar to bookmarks - you can
use the search system to quickly find these marks, and thereby find a point on the tape quickly.
Your TV/VCR automatically places an index mark on the tape every time it begins a recording session. Therefore, if you record six programs at six different times on a tape, there will be
six index marks on the tape.
To search for an index mark:
1. Place a tape with index marks in your TV/VCR.
2. If the index mark is ahead on the tape, press the VISS+ button; if the index mark is behind
on the tape, press VISS- button. The tape will fast forward or rewind (without picture) until
it finds the index mark. Then, it will begin playing.
3. You can search further than the next index mark. For example, if you know that the show
you want is three index marks behind, you can press the VISS- button three times. The
TV/VCR will search for the third index mark, then begin playing.
VCRs and TV/VCRs from other manufacturers sometimes use the same VISS system.
Therefore, you may be able to search for index marks on tapes that were recorded on other
VCRs.
Your TV/VCR cannot detect index marks unless they are least one minute apart on the tape.
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Duplicating a Video Tape

Because your TV/VCR has audio and video inputs, it is easy to make a copy of a tape, if you
have another VCR or Video Camera. Follow these instructions :
1. Connect a audio cable from the AUDIO OUT jack on the VCR to the AUDIO jack on the
front of your TV/VCR.
2. Connect a video cable from the VIDEO OUT jack on the VCR to the VIDEO jack on the
front of your TV/VCR.
3. Press TV/LINE button on the remote control to set the TV/VCR to LINE.
4. Insert the tape on which you want to record in the TV/VCR and set it to the point at which
you want to begin recording.
5. Insert the tape from which you want to record in the VCR and set it to the point at which
you want to begin recording.
6. Press the REC/OTR button on the TV/VCR.
7. Press the PLAY button on the VCR.
8. When you are finished recording, press the STOP button on both the TV/VCR and the
VCR.
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CHAPTER
Troubleshooting
Your Daewoo television is designed to give you trouble-free performance for many years. If
you have a problem with your TV, try the solutions listed below.
If the suggestions listed below do not solve your problem, contact your Daewoo dealer or an
authorized Daewoo service center. You can also call Daewoo directly at 1-800-DAEWOO8.
There is no picture or sound, or the TV won't turn on.
Make sure the TV is plugged in.
Make sure the MUTE is not set.
Make sure the power is on.
If there is neither picture or sound, unplug the TV for 30 seconds, then plug it in and try
again.
There is no picture or sound on some UHF channels.
Try another station. If the other stations are OK, it may be a station problem.
Check that the antenna is connected, is in good working order, has no broken wires, and is
adjusted correctly.
See if anything is interfering with the antenna signal.
Make sure the AIR/CABLE setting is correct.
The sound is OK, but the picture is poor.
Check that the antenna is connected and is in good working order, has no broken wires, and
is adjusted correctly.
The picture is OK, but the sound is poor.
Check that the antenna is connected, is in good working order, has no broken wires, and
adjusted correctly.
There is poor reception on some channels.
adjusted correctly.
You cannot tune to a cable channel.
Make sure the AIR/CABLE setting is correct.
The channel may not be programmed into memory.
The picture rolls, slants, shows lines, is grainy, has poor color, or has
ghosts.
Try another station. If the other station are OK, it may be a station problem.
adjusted correctly.
See of anything is interfering with the antenna signal.
The remote control does not work.
Make sure the TV is plugged in.
Make sure there are fresh batteries in the remote control.
Make sure there is nothing blocking the remote control signal.
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Chapter 8 : Troubleshooting
MAINTENANCE AND SPECIFICATIONS

Servicing
Should your TV/VCR stop working, do not try to repair it yourself. There are no user-serviceable parts inside the unit. Turn the TV/VCR off, unplug the power cord, and take the unit to an
authorized Daewoo repair center.
Cabinet Cleaning
To clean your TV/VCR, wipe it with a soft cloth that has been dampened with luke-warm
water and wrung dry. Never use a solvent or alcchol. Never spray insecticides near your
TV/VCR; such chemicals can cause damage and discoloration to the exterior of your
TV/VCR.
Video Head Cleaning

If the picture is blurred or interrupted when palying back a tape, it may be caused by dirty
video heads. Video heads can become dirty after long periods of playback, or from repeated
use of rental tepes. To have your video heads cleaned, contact an authorized Daewoo repair
center.
Specifications
Power Supply
Power Consumption
Dimensions (WxHxD)
AC 120V, 60Hz
14H1FC/14H2FC : 60W; 20H1FC/20H2FC : 70W
14H1FC/14H2FC : 382 x 404 x 365mm
20H1FC/20H2FC : 498 x 498 x 469mm
Weight
14H1FC/14H2FC : 14Kg ; 20H1FC/20H2FC : 23Kg
Channel Coverage
VHF : 2-13, CATV : 1, 14-125 ; UHF : 14-69
Video Signal System
NTSC Color
Picture Tube
13 or 19 diagonal
Antenna Inpur
VHF/UHF 75ohm, one input
VCR Format
VHS Standard
Tape Speed
SP : 33.35mm/sec ; LP : 16.67mm/sec ; EP :
11.12mm/sec
Playback Time
SP : 120min ; LP:240min; EP:360min
(T-120 tape)
Speaker Output
8 Ohm, 1.3W
Video Input
1.0Vpp, 75 Ohm
Audio Input
3.8dBm, over 100K Ohm
Temperature
5C to 40C
Humidity
Less than 85%
Timer Programming
6 Events / 1 Month
Tuning System
Frequency Synthesized Tuning
Design and specifications are subject to changes without notice or legal obligaiton.
Maintenance and Specifications
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WARRANTY
TELEVISION PRODUCT WARRANTY

Daewoo Electronics Canada Inc. (also known as DECI) warrants this product to be free from
defects in material and workmanship and agrees to remedy any such defect. This warranty covers
3 years labor and 3 years parts from the date of original purchase. This warranty applies only to
product purchased from an authorized DECI dealer and used within the boundaries of Canada.
This warranty does not apply to product that has been improperly installed, subjected to usage for
which the product was not designed, misused or abused, damaged during transportation, or
which has been altered or repaired in any way that affects the reliability or detracts from its performance.
How to Obtain Warranty Service

Warranty service can only be provided by an authorized DECI Service center. For the closest
authorized Service center to you, please contact your Dealer. In order to receive warranty service
you must provide the authorized Service center with a copy of proof of purchase, signifying the
date of purchase and the name of the Dealer from whom you purchased the product.
Statutory Warranties
The purchaser may have rights under existing provincial or federal laws, and where any terms of
this warranty are prohibited by such laws, they are deemed null and void, but the remainder of
the warranty shall remain in effect.
If you require further assistance, you may contact us at:
Daewoo Electronics Canada Inc.

170 Alden Road,
Markham, Ontario
L3R 4C1
Tel : (905) 415-7290
Fax : (905) 415-7287
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Warranty
This instrument is listed by Underwriters

Laboratories, Inc. It is designed and
manufactured to meet rigid U.L. safety standards
against X-radiation, fire, casualty and electrical
hazards.
Daewoo Electronics Canada Inc.

170 Alden Road
Markham, Ontario
L3R 4C1
Tel : (905) 415-7290

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S/M No:CN071N-010

DAEWOO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ......................................................................................... 17

ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ............................................................................................... 34

SUBJECT:FIRE & SHOCK HAZARD

SUBJECT : TIPS ON PROPER INSTALLATION

GOOD EARTH GROUND

PLACE THIS PROBE

SUBJECT : GRAPHIC SYMBOLS

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,

SUBJECT : FIRE & SHOCK HAZARD

1. Be sure that all components are positioned in such a way as to

CAUTION : FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE

Good earth ground,

Place this probe

4. Wall and shelf mounted installations using a commercial mounting

SUBJECT : TIPS ON PROPER INSTALLATION

Frequency Synthesizer(FS) Tuning System

ANTENNA INPUT IMPEDENCE

AUXILIARY INPUT TERMINAL

Front : Video, Audio

VHS NTSC Standard

Rotary 2-Head Helical Scanning

AUDIO RECORDING SYSTEM

Video :1Vp-p,75 Ohm

REC SAFETY (L)

AMP REF OUT

CTL AMP OUT

P10 (1)/SCLK 0A/SCL 71

P10(2)/S CLK 0B/DRFGMON 70

HEAD AMP SW (4HD)

COMPARATOR ENV (4HD)

REC LED (H)

AUDIO MUTE (H)

SOUND MUTE (H)

The system for TV/VCR tuning is Frequency Synthesis type.

Power, Ch up/down, Vol up/down

Connect this port to AGC of Tuner.

H(5V) : Parental control

H(5V) : NTSC 4 head

Automatic PATH adjust

Connect this port to 6 pin of IZ01.

Tape END sensor detect input. H: Tape end.

Tape START sensor detect input. H: Tape start.

Connect this port to 26V of FBT.

DC voltage that comes from the 10 pin of

CAPSTAN I LIMIT OUT

Limit the current of CAPSTAN MOTOR

When special play, Quasi Vertical SYNC insert

Remote Controller pulse input

COLOR ROTARY OUT

When color MOD/DEMOD, phase shift pulse

HEAD AMP SW PULSE

4 head option. When special play,

Video head switching pulse(SP head).

6 head option. Not used

When recording, set "H"

When special play, set "H"

When cassette insert, light up IR led.