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Thu Feb 10, 2005 8:41 am Post subject:
SONY SLV-750HF need servo schem |
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I need the capstan and lower head cylinder schematic for this Sony. I
believe that one of these circuits is causing my problem.
When you press "play", you get audio and video for a second. Then, blue
screen. Does it on SP as well, but audio sounds slow on that speed.
I can also get it to play just for a second if I slow the pinch roller
or remove the tension off of it with my fingers.
Have tried aligning the control head (audio is crisp)however, I cannot
find a 30hz anywhere in the servo circuit. (Control head is not open).
I have replaced the capstan motor with no results. It's doubtful that
a head is bad because the video is perfect when it's there. I hope
that someone has a diagram for this unit. Thanks in advance, Rick
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Shoreline Electronics
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Posted:
Thu Feb 17, 2005 7:57 pm Post subject:
Re: SONY SLV-750HF need servo schem |
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Is the back tension band in good shape?
Do you have a Tentelometer to set the proper back tension?
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Jeff Stielau
Shoreline Electronics Repair
344 East Main Street
Clinton,CT 06413
860-399-1861
860-664-3535 (fax)
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| Quote: | I need the capstan and lower head cylinder schematic for this Sony. I
believe that one of these circuits is causing my problem.
When you press "play", you get audio and video for a second. Then, blue
screen. Does it on SP as well, but audio sounds slow on that speed.
I can also get it to play just for a second if I slow the pinch roller
or remove the tension off of it with my fingers.
Have tried aligning the control head (audio is crisp)however, I cannot
find a 30hz anywhere in the servo circuit. (Control head is not open).
I have replaced the capstan motor with no results. It's doubtful that
a head is bad because the video is perfect when it's there. I hope
that someone has a diagram for this unit. Thanks in advance, Rick
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