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Summary of Contents for AR-62

Page 1: ...rial content in any manner le prohlbited No patent liabiltty ig ageumed vlth reepect to the ugesf the lnforma tioncontalnedhereln 1962 HowardW Same Co Inc la ilur rq z z 9S zt 4 F s6 z X bs taF t l GENERAL INFORMATION ModelsAR 62 and AR 62S willrecord and play dual track monauralrecordings at either 3 3 4 or 7 l 2 ips Model AR 62S will play 2 track or 4 track stereophonic recordings Push buttons c...

Page 2: ...t the pressure pads and pressure roller 104 to contact the capstan 3 Tension applied to take up spring 94 pivots take up bracket 97 Take up bracket 97 in turn moves take up clutch as s embly 6 6 against ri ght hand reel rest 13 to provide tape take up PAGE 2 INDICATORS AND SWITCHES Record Button Pause Control Lever 1 DepressingtheRecordbutton the Pause con trollevermustbeheld in the forward positi...

Page 3: ... the Reset knob Counter belt 14 which is connected to left hand reel rest 1 2 drives the counter cutoff switch Cutoff s rritch 3 is located to the left of the head assembly The tape falls between tape guide bracket 83 and the arm on cutoff switch bracket 4 Thus when the end of a reel of tape is reached or if thetapeshouldspillor break the arm on cutoff switch bracket 74 moves into tape guide brack...

Page 4: ...ne To Play a Recording 1 Rewind the tape by depressing the Rewind button 2 Whenthetapeis rewound to the desired point depress the Stop button 3 Depress the Play button and adjust the Volume and Tone controls for the desired listening level To Play Stereo Tapes 1 Use the shielded cable provided Feed the theoutputfromtheStereo Amp jack on the rear deck to an external amplifier speaker system 2 Depre...

Page 5: ...d bracket 85 Remove pressure pad bracket 85 2 Remove the screw from the left end of the head mounting bracket and guide assembly 3 Remove E ring 5 from the right end of the head mounting bracket and gulde assembly 4 While leaving sprlngs 60 and 61 attached liftthe head mountingbracket and guide assembly from the mounting stud 5 Remove take up belt 64 6 Remove capstan drive belt 39 7 Remove rE ring...

Page 6: ... factory If any parts are re placed their bearing surfaces must be coated with a lightweight grease Do not lubricate unless any parts are replaced Thebasic ruleis do not overlubricate Grease must be kept off all rubber idlers and belts the rim of the flywheel and any parts that might transfer grease to them If any grease falls on these parts wipe them with a soft cloth and clean the belts and idle...

Page 7: ... 5d 2 T3 sg UIF UI Tl o r g lrl n o E o n Sv U I I I I I I I I I I I ff D PLODED V I EW OF HEAD MOUNTI NG BMCKET AND GU I OE AS SEMBLY PAGE 7 Figu re 4 Exploded viav 0f Tape Transport Mechanism ...

Page 8: ...ean head with alcohol and a soft cloth 2 Defective coil in erase 2 C h e c k continuity Replace head eriue head if necessary 3 Misalignederasehead 3 See Erase Head Alignment Does not record 1 Faulty microphone or 1 Replace microphone or cord cord 2 Faulty input jack 3 Faulty tube s 2 Repair or replace input jack 3 Check tubes and replace defec tive ones 4 Dirty play record 4 Clean head with alcoho...

Page 9: ... broken or disconnect ed Take up belt 64 bro ken Take p clutch improp erly adjusted 1 Replace or reconnect take up spring 94 2 Replace take up belt 64 3 See Take up Adjustment 1 llr Dt P d z t3 s9 D n F UI 2 3 No tape drive when Play button is de pressed Capstan drive belt 39 broken Pressure roller spring 61 broken or discon nected 1 Replace capstandrivebelt 39 2 Replace or reconnect pressure roll...

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