Sony m 405 service manual
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PARTS IDENTIFICATION
This section is extracted from
instruction manual.
El EAR (earphone) lack
El (7 VOL (volume) control
E] Cassette holder
El TAPE COUNTER and counter
reset button
(M-SOS only)
TAPE SPEED (2.4cm/1.2cm)
E BATT (battery) indicator
(M-SOS only)
El muss switch
E] . (recordlng) button
« CUE-last lomaru/
» REVIEW-rewlnd control
IE <(playbeok) button
MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the heads
Clean the tape heads alter every 10 hours ol use Io enjoy optimum
sound. Moislen a cotton swab or is soft cloth wilh alcohol and wipe the
pans shown in the illustration.
Recordlplayback head
Cepslan Erase head
Pinch-roller
Cleaning the casing
Clean the casing with a soil cloth slightly moistened with water or a
mild detergent solution. on not use alcohol. benzine or lhinner as they
may mar the finish.
Notes on Microcassette
To rouse I cassette
Cover the slot with plastic taper
To protect cassettes lrorn
accidental ensure
Break Gui and
remove the tab,
Plasiic tape
71" @ll
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This unit uses only standard Microcassenes. Non standard
casseiles cannot be used because their L" dimension (see
illustration) is diflerenlt
Only standard
Standard Microcassenes have Non slandlrd
-.___ a small indentation
~-~\_0r- on side A.
- rox. Approxi ,
®"I@ Mm 2.5 mm ©ll©
L 1-
L raw
witch (left side) musket/MOP) bum"
9'99 C 'N V (memfi' FAST PB (last playback)
power Input) lack (left side) switch
Speak-r (built-in) Handstrap catch
IE am. compartment (rear) Handslrap (supplied with
Mic (built-in microphone) M-505 only)
SERVICING NOTE
Repairing printed resistor
Cut both sides of the resistor and solder the carbon resistor
having same value in place of primed one of the conductor
side.
l/4W carbon resistor is supplied for the replacing part of
the printed resistor.
Notes on chip component replacamant
- Never reuse a disconnected chip component.
- Notice that the minus side of a tantalum capacitor may be
damaged by heat.