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1.            WAY    AN MAN    level        E F Balance Check    oscilloscope  BD board    os  TP  TE     Oso                   0 4      Procedure    1  Connect test point TP  ADJ  to ground and                to TP  VC  with lead wire    2  Connect oscilloscope to test point TP  TE  on  BD board    3  Turn Power switch on   Put disc  YEDS 18  in and playback    5  Confirm that the osilloscope waveform is sym   metrica  on the top and bottom in relation to 0V   and check this level     Traverse oscilloscope    6  Remove the lead wire connected in step 1        symmetry    level  2 1Vp p        7        RF PLL Free run Frequency Check Adjustment Locations    Procedure    BD board     1  Connect frequency counter to test point  PLCK         conductor side        with lead wire     BD board frequency counter    amem  Ez  TP  PLCK  E    2  Turn Power switch on   3  Confirm that reading on frequency counter is  4  3218MHz     Focus Tracking Gain    This gain has a margin  so even if it is slightly off   There is no problem    Therefore  do not perform  this adjustment    Please note that it should be fixed to mechanical cen     ter position when you moved and do not know       original position        SECTION 4  IC      FUNCTIONS    CXP82316 020Q  IC401  PIN FUNCTIONS    PIN NAME  AF ADJ                     1 0 FUNCTION    Test mode pin  Normally     H              N       RM IN  ADJ          Remote control signal input pin     Test mode pin  Normally     H                      u    
2.         REFERENCE  VOLTAGE    our  REF ERENCE                          POWER  MUTE    23  REG sw    G  ATTR                                                      ees    SECTION 6                        EXPLODED VIEWS  NOTE  T       XX   X mean standardized parts  so they     Items marked        are not stocked since A or d no identitied o 4 A ark  may have some difference from the they are seldom required for routine critical for safety   original one  service  Some delay should be anticipated Replace only with part number  e Color Indication of Appearance Parts when ordering these items  specified   Example  e The mechanical parts with no reference Les composants identifi  s par une  KNOB  BALANCE  WHITE      RED  number in the exploded views are not marque A  sont critiques pour la  1 1 supplied    om       T s MUT          Parts color Cabinet   s color   Hardware    mark  list is given in the last Dia as seine une pi  ce  of this parts list                Canadian model  6 1  FRONT PANEL AND CASE ASSEMBLIES 16   AUS   Australian model  not supplied  I     1        supplied            Supplied with VR7O1      Supplied with Jrot _    Ref No  Part No  Description Remark   Ref No  Part No  Description Remark  1 4 933 601 01 FOOT 10 4 950 189 01 KNOB       VOL   C335    3 1 647 544 11 HEADPHONE BOARD  C335  11 4 957 557 01 PANEL  LOADING  C335   4 4 951 620 01 SCREW  2  6X8             11 4 957 557 11 PANEL  LOADING  C235   5 1 151 054 11 WIRE  FLAT            10 CORE   12 4 951
3.      Ref          Part                                  Items marked                 not stocked since they are  seldom required for routine service  Some delay  should be anticipated when ordering these items      SEMICONDUCTORS  In each case          for example                      uPA                 uPB                uPC                 uPD     PD           CAPACITORS                   COILS  uH   uH     Hardware    mark  list is given in the last of this  parts list     Remark    PobbeeeE 9 OOEEEEC 9E E EDPE EO E E E EGG E 9 GEEERE GE C GO EER ERERS EEE GE E EGER         CNT10    FL701    R711  R712  R713  R714  R715    R716  R717  R718    S711  5712   713  5714  5715    5716  5117  5718   719   720       4649 651    DISPLAY BOARD  COMPLETE               lt  CONNECTOR  gt     1 750 237 21 CONNECTOR  FFC LIGHT ANGLE 33P     lt  INDICATOR TUBE  gt     1 517 164 11 INDICATOR TUBE  FLUORESCENT     lt  RESISTOR  gt     1 249 418 11 CARBON  1 247 836 11 CARBON  1 249 421 11 CARBON  1 249 423 11 CARBON  1 249 426 11 CARBON    1 247 856 00 CARBON  1 249 435 11 CARBON  1 249 418 11 CARBON    1 44     1 48  1 41     1 41 F  1 44    1 41  1 4    1 49        lt  SWITCH  gt     1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH     1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH     TACTILE  EX CHANGE   TACTILE  WW   TACTILE  ID   TACTILE      TACTILE   lt 4     TACT
4.     Parts color    Cabinet s color       CND   Canadian model     AUS   Australian model    Part No  Description   1 647 543 11 10 KEY BOARD  bbb bb b b   lt  CONNECTOR  gt     1 750 228 11 CONNECTOR  FFC LIGHT ANGLE 10P     lt  RESISTOR  gt     1 249 418 11 CARBON  1 247 836 11 CARBON  1 249 421 11 CARBON  1 249 423 11 CARBON  1 249 426 11 CARBON    1 247 856 00 CARBON  1 249 435 11 CARBON  1 249 418 11 CARBON  1 247 836 11 CARBON  1 249 421 11 CARBON    1 249 423 11 CARBON  1 249 426 11 CARBON  1 247 856 00 CARBON  1 249 435 11 CARBON  1 249 418 11 CARBON    1 247 836 11 CARBON    1 48  1 48  1 48  1 48  1 4      1 48  1 48  1 4  1 4    2 2K 5  1 4  3 3K 5   5 6K 5        5   33K 5   1 2K 5     1 48  1 49  1 4    1 48  1   4W    1 6K 5  1   4W       lt  SWITCH  gt     1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH     1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH     1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH     1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH     TACTILE  PEAK SEARCH   TACTILE  1   TACTILE  2   TACTILE  3   TACTILE  4     TACTILE  5   TACTILE  EDIT   TACTILE  CHECK     TACTILE  EDIT TIME FADE     TACTILE  6     TACTILE  7   TACTILE  8   TACTILE  9   TACTILE  10   TACTILE   gt 10     TACTILE  CLEAR   TACTILE  TIME   TACTILE  MUSIC SCAN                      
5.    MODEL IDENTIFICATION     Model Number Label       CDP C235  CDP C335    SONY             COMPACT DISC PLAYER               US  Canadian model        120   60  2  UK  Australian model        240V 50 60Hz  AEP model  AC  220 230   50 60  2   E model  AC  110 120    220   240V 50 60Hz    UP BLOCK OR BASE UNIT   The laser diode in the optical pick up block may  suffer electrostatic breakdown because of the poten   tial difference generated by the charged electrostatic  load  etc  on clothing and the human body    During repair  pay attention to electrostatic break   down and also use the procedure in the printed  matter which is included in the repair parts    The flexible board is easily damaged and should be  handled with care     NOTES ON LASER DIODE EMISSION CHECK    The laser beam on this model is concentrated so as to be  focused on the disc reflective surface by the objective lens in  the optical pick up block  Therefore  when checking the laser  diode emission  observe from more than 30cm away from the    objective lens        SAFETY CHECK OUT    After correcting the original service problem   perform the following safety checks before releasing  the set to the customer     Check the antenna terminals  metal trim     metallized     knobs  screws  and all other exposed metal parts for    AC leakage  Check leakage as described below     LEAKAGE TEST    The AC leakage from any exposed metal part to  earth ground and from all exposed metal parts to any  exposed metal part 
6.    bbb o o o o EO E E GORGE N    1 685 871 01 SCREW  BVTT     lt  CAPACITOR  gt     1 124 887 00 ELECT  1 124 360 00 ELECT  1 124 910 11 ELECT  1 126 163 11 ELECT  1 126 163 11 ELECT    1 124 997 11 ELECT  1 126 024 11 ELECT  1 126 059 11 ELECT  1 124 572 11 ELECT  1 161 494 00 CERAMIC    1 126 022 11 ELECT   1 161 494 00 CERAMIC  1 161 494 00 CERAMIC  1 162 306 11 CERAMIC  1 162 306 11 CERAMIC    1 126 012 11 ELECT  1 126 012 11 ELECT  1 126 012 11 ELECT    3X6  S     3300uF  1000uF  47uF  4  TuF  4  TuF    470uF  220uF  10uF  100uF  0  022uF    ATuF   0  022uF  0  022uF  0  OluF  0  01uF    4700    470uF              20   20   20   20   20     20   20   20   20     20   20   20   20     20   20     167  16V  50V  50V  50V    10V  16V  50V  637  257    167  257  257  167  16Y    16    16V  167      CN201  CN301  CN401  CN402     CN403    CN404    CN551    D201  D202  D203  D204  D205    D206  D207  D208  D451  D451    D451  D501    10201    Part No     1 124 994 11 ELECT  1 124 994 11 ELECT    1 124 997 11 ELECT  1 161 494 00 CERAMIC  1 126 022 11 ELECT  1 126 788 91 ELECT  1 126 786 11 ELECT    1 162 282 31 CERAMIC  1 162 282 31 CERAMIC  1 130 472 00 MYLAR  1 124 994 11 ELECT  1 106 359 00 MYLAR    1 124 994 11 ELECT  1 130 467 00 MYLAR  1 126 024 11 ELECT  1 126 024 11 ELECT  1 162 282 31 CERAMIC    1 162 282 31 CERAMIC  1 130 472 00 MYLAR  1 124 994 11 ELECT  1 106 359 00 MYLAR  1 124 994 11 ELECT    1 130 467 00 MYLAR    Description    100uF 20   100uF 20   47008 20   0 
7.    i        G  Ol     A MUTE  LDON  T SENS  PRGL  CLK          DATA         Slit sensor of disc table input pin    Serial clock output pin   XLT        Serial data latch signal output pin           Serial data output pin     Analog muting control signal output pin   Optical pick up laser diode control pin  ON     H                  Latch signal output        to digital filter                                    data readout clock output               Subcode Q data input pin                   14to 16  17 to 20        ENC1 to ENC3       L MODE   Loading mode setup pin   22 to 27   KEYO to KEY5                29   DMODE     Disc table feeling and stop precision fine adjustment pin        XRST    1 x1 10MHz clock input pin   32   2      10MHz clock output pin   ND    Loading encoder input pin        Internal register of SSP DSP readout clock output pin     Not used     Key input pin   A D     Optical pick up setup pin   OV  KSS 240A  2 5V  KSS 390A  5V  Automatic discrimination              Reset signal input pin                                         33 GND    G  34 LODOUT O   Loading motor control pin     as              O   Loading motorcontolpin CS  36 TBLL      Table motor control pin   TBLR      Table motor control pin   38 to 57   P1 to P20      FL segment output pin   58 to 62          used   63 to 70   G1 to G8    FL timing output pin   71  30V      30V  72  5V    5V  73  e ________________  74 to 77 _ Not used   78 D SENS   Disc sensor input pin       disc present   SE
8.   R426 1 249 428 11 CARBON 8 2K 5  1 4    C108  1 163 035 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0  047uF 50V  R451 1 247 816 11 CARBON TK 5       C109 1 163 011 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0  00150   10  50    R452 1 241 816 11 CARBON TK 5  1 4 C110  1 163 017 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0 0047uF 5  50                components identified by mark   Les                      identifi  s        une  A or dotted line with mark              marque    sont critiques pour la  critical for safety  s  curit                        only with part number   Ne les remplacer que par                    specified  portant le num  ro sp  cifi                     No  Part      Description Remark   Ref No  Part No  Description Remark  C111  1 163 251 11 CERAMIC CHIP 100     5  50V  lt  RESISTOR  gt   C112 1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0       25V  C113 1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0       25   8101 1 216 077 00 METAL CHIP 15K 5  1 10    C123  1 164 232 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0  010   50V R102  1 216 097 00 METAL CHIP 100K 5  1 0  C124 1 164 005 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0  47uF 25V R103 1 216 071 00 METAL CHIP 15K 5  1 108  C131  1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0  luF 257 R104  1 216 085 00 METAL CHIP 33K 5  1 10   R105  1 216 065 00 METAL CHIP 4 7K 5  1   10W  C132  1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0  luF 25V  C133  1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0  luF 25V R106  1 216 061 00 METAL CHIP 3 3K 5X 1   10W  C153 1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0  luF 25V R107 1 216 061 00 METAL CHIP 3 3K 5X     C159  1 163 019 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0  00680   10  50   R108  1 216 073 00 METAL CHIP 10K 5  1 10   
9.  022uF            20   22uF 20            20   100PF 10   100     10   0  0012uF 5    100uF 20   4100PF 5    100uF 20   ATOPF 5    220uF 20   22002 20   100PF 10   100PF 10   0  0012uF 5    100uF 20   4700     5    100uF 20   ATOPF 5      lt  CONNECTOR  gt     1 573 047 11 PIN  CONNECTOR  PC BOARD  2P    Remark    10Y  107    10    25V  16V  25V  167    50V  50V  50Y  10    2007    10Y  50V  16V  C335   16V  C335   50Y    50    50V  10V  2007  107    50      1 750 236 11 CONNECTOR  FFC LIGHT ANGLE 24P  1 750 237 11 CONNECTOR  FFC LIGHT ANGLE 33P  1 150 228 11 CONNECTOR  FFC LIGHT ANGLE  10P  1 695 006 11 PIN  CONNECTOR  PC BOARD  6P    1 750 223 11 CONNECTOR  FFC STRAIGHT TYPE 6P  1 568 941 11 PIN  CONNECTOR 3P  C335      lt  DIODE    8 719 200 82 DIODE  8 719 200 82 DIODE  8 719 200 82 DIODE  8 719 200 82 DIODE  8 719 200 82 DIODE    8 719 110 13 DIODE  8 719 200 82 DIODE  8 719 200 82 DIODE  8 719 012 99 DIODE  8 719 109 92 DIODE    8 719 947 24 DIODE  8 719 987 63 DIODE     lt  IC  gt      gt     11ES2  11ES2  11ES2  11ES2  11ES2    RD9  1ES B2    11ES2  C235 AEP  AUS C335 AFP  UK   11ES2  C235 AEP  AUS C335 AEP  UK     UZ 6  2BSA TP  RD6  2  5   1    MTZJ T 12 6  2A  1N4148M    8 159 061 65 IC     LA5602    Ref        Part      Description Remark   Ref       Part No  Description Remark  10202 8 759 605 00 IC   5    8  07 8453 1 247 876 11 CARBON TK 5  1   4W  IC203 8 759 633 42 IC M5293L 8454 1 247 876 11 CARBON TK 5  1   4W  10401 8 752 843 25 IC CXP82316 020Q  10451 8 7
10.  548 01 PLATE  FL   INDICATION  C335     6 1 647 543 11 10 KEY BOARD 12 4 957 548 11 PLATE  FL   INDICATION  C235     1 A 4649 651 A DISPLAY BOARD  COMPLETE 13 4 922 921 01 BUTTON  POWER   8 1 151 053 11 WIRE  FLAT TYPE   33 CORE   14 1 647 542 11 POWER SW BOARD  9 X 4943 506 1 PANEL ASSY  FRONT  C335 US  CND  15 3 704 366 01 SCREW  CASE   M3X8   9 X 4943 507 1 PANEL ASSY  FRONT  0335          UK  E     16 4 944 153 01 CASE  9 X 4943 510 1 PANEL ASSY  FRONT    235 05  CND     3 703 685 21 SCREW    BV 3X8   9 X 4943 511 1 PANEL ASSY  FRONT  C235 AEP  AUS   1701 1 511 164 11 INDICATOR TUBE  FLUORESCENT    6 2  BACK PANEL        DISC TABLE ASSEMBLIES    Ref No  Part No                     s t    XN    not supplied            not supplied  3          Description    4 951 619 01 CUSHION  A    X 4943 480 1 BRACKET  ROLLER D  ASSY  1 751 052 11 WIRE  FLAT TYPE   6 CORE   1 647 362 11 SENSOR BOARD  X 4924 451 1 ROLLER ASSY    4 957 298 01 TABLE       DISC  4 957 294 01 SPRING  D  T   TENSION  4 951 292 01 SLIDER  RACK   4 957 299 01 TABLE  B   DISC  4 957 304 01 BELT  RM     X 4943 479 1 GEAR  ROTARY A  ASSY  4 957 278 01 BEARING  ROTARY A   1 641 364 11 TABLE MOTOR BOARD   1 569 007 11 ADAPTER  CONVERSION 2P  C335 E   3 325 697 01 WASHER    4 957 284 01 GEAR  LOTARY B   X 4943 477 1 BRACKET  RM  ASSY  4 951 293 01 SPRING  RACK RELEASE   4 951 291 01 LEVER  RACK RELEASE     sv 97 6 54                 se   1   not supplied c P k    54 53    3    not supplied         3 9    Ref       P
11.  By checking D801 connector   main board  voltages were correct but  pin  5  T  Sens  data looked bad  Replaced D801  solved problem     The purpose of D801 is to sense the location of the disc tray by detecting  the slots in the tray and outputting pulses to the micro IC401  pin 6      874992418 D801 J8 IC RPI 1391    CDPC235  CDPC335    Subject  INTERMITTANT AUDIO   REPLACED BD TO MAIN BD FLEX CABLE       SYMPTOMS    Right or left channel intermittently cutting out     RESOLUTION    Replaced flex cable from BD board to main board     164840911 122 FLEX CABLE    CDPC235  CDPC335    Subject  JAMS DISC TABLE  WON T PLAY DISCS   REPLACE GEAR 61 AND 66       SYMPTOMS    Unit will not play discs  BU assembly won t come up  due to interference  with disc table  Occasionally  the CLV motor pulley is damaged     RESOLUTION   To repair this problem as per Tokyo  Replace IC 401 with P N 8 752 849   42  also verify values of R457  2 4 ohm  R458  750 ohm  and R459  1 2k  ohm   The P N s of the resistors are listed in the S M  A Service Bulletin is    in the process of being issued to completely list part numbers and serial  number ranges     X49433791 61 GEAR  ROTARY A  ASSY    CDPC235  CDPC335    Subject  MECHANICAL ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE AVAILABLE  SEE S M SUPP   2       SYMPTOMS    The unit had no mechanical movement    found the above part out of item  number 119 slot  down position on both units      RESOLUTION    reinstalled item number 123 into the slot on number 119 and the unit   
12.  C161 1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0       25V R109  1 216 121 00 METAL CHIP 1M 5  1 10    R110  1 216 025 00 METAL CHIP 100 5  1 10    C181  1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0       25V  C182  1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0  luF 25Y R112  1 216 049 00 METAL CHIP IK 5   1 10W  C183  1 135 156 21 TANTALUM CHIP 6  8uF 10  10V R122  1 216 295 00 METAL CHIP 0 5   1 10V  C184 1 135 156 21 TANTALUM CHIP 6  8uF 10  10V R123 1 216 073 00 METAL CHIP 10K 5  1   10W  C185  1 135 156 21 TANTALUM CHIP 6  8uF 10   10Y R124 1 216 097 00 METAL CHIP 100K 5   1 10V  R125  1 216 049 00 METAL CHIP      5  1 10    C186 1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0       25V  C187  1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0  luF 25V R126  1 216 049 00 METAL CHIP IK 5  1   10W  C188  1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0       25V R127 1 216 049 00 METAL CHIP    5  1 10    C191 1 163 091 00 CERAMIC CHIP 8PF 50V R131 1 216 037 00 METAL CHIP 830 5  1 10     192 1 163 091 00 CERAMIC CHIP        50V R158  1 216 111 00 METAL CHIP 390K 5  1 104    R159 1 216 101 00 METAL CHIP 150K 5  1 10    C193  1 163 125 00 CERAMIC CHIP 220PF 5  50      C194  1 163 125 00 CERAMIC CHIP 220PF 5  50   R181 1 216 053 00 METAL CHIP 1 5K 5  1 10   C195 1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0       25V R182 1 216 080 00 METAL CHIP 20K 5   1 10W  C196 1 163 005 11 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 10  50V R183 1 216 080 00 METAL CHIP 20K 5   1 10W  C197 1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0  luF 25V R184 1 216 080 00 METAL CHIP 20K 5   1 10W  R185  1 216 080 00 METAL CHIP 20K 5   1 10W   lt  CONNECTOR  gt   R187  1 2
13.  CH3 OUT R  CH2 OUT F CH3 OUT F  GNO MUTE       1  451 BA6191    CONTROL  CONTROL                gt     F IN    nore  vREF 1      vREF 2   gt    F IN 2   dd    QUT 2      OUT 2             1      QUT 1        CDP C235 C335    CORRECTION          Corrected portion        M          sono     Z S        F    121 4 958 593 01 SPRING  BU   COMPRESSION 121 4 948 503 01 SPRING  BU   COMPRESSION    English     93  0998 1            Corporation Printed in Japan   9 957 757 81 Audio Group   1993 5        6 Published by Audio Sector Quality                    Dept        CDP 0235 0335      US Model   SERVICE MANUAL Canadian Model  AEP Model   S U       LEM ENT 2 CDP C235 C335    Australian Model  CDP C235    UK Model  E Model    File this Supplement with the Service Manual     Subject   Positioning the Encoder When Attaching the  Gear  MAIN    The position of the rotary encoder must be adjusted  when attaching the gear  MAIN   If its position is not  adjusted properly  problem may occur afterwards  during operation           CDP C335      Correction      Gear  REV            O Stopper washer           Gear  MAIN   Pull the set lever in the arrow direction   adjust the dowel and attach it     Gear  U D    The gear must be at  DOWN         Adjust the rotary encoder as shown here     CORRECTION    Please correct your Service Manual   6 3  CHASSIS ASSEMBLY  Page 23   kg   Corrected portion    Ref               No  Description Ref  No               Description       E x127 4 957 300 03 CHASS
14.  Channel separation    Outputs   LINE OUT    phono jacks   PHONES    stereo phone jack     General  Power requirements    Power consumption  Dimensions  w h d         CDP C235 C335    SERVICE MANUAL       Photo   CDP C235    Model Name Using Similar Mechanism   CDP C225 C325    Optical Pick up Block Type    SPECIFICATIONS    Compact disc digital audio system  Semiconductor laser   780 790 nm   2 Hz 20 kHz   0 5 dB    More than 102 dB   More than 98 dB   Less than 0 004596   More than 100 dB    Output level 2 V  at 50 kilohms   Load impedance over 10 kilohms  Output level max  10 mW   Load impedance 32 ohms   CDP C335 only     Model for US and Canadian   120V AC  60Hz   Model for Australian and UK   240V AC  50 60 Hz   Model for E   110   120V  220   240V AC  50 60Hz   14W   Approx  430 x 125 x 385 mm    17 x 5 x 151 4 inches     CDP C335 C235    including projecting parts and  controls    Mass    Remote Commander    Remote control system    Power requirements  Dimensions    Mass    Supplied accessories       US Model  Canadian Model  AEP Model    CDP C235 335    Australian Model    CDP C235    UK Model  E Model    CDP C335    BU 5BD13    Approx  5 6 kg   net   12 Ibs 602    CDP C335 C235     RM D335  CDP C335 only   Infrared control   3 V DC with two size AA batteries   IEC designation R6    45 x 185 x 20 mm  w h d     1 13 16 x 7 3 8 x 13 16 inches   100 g  3 5 02  including batteries    Audio signal connecting cord    phono plug x 2     phono plug x 2    1   Remote commande
15.  R576 1 249 419 11 CARBON 1 5K 5          8577 1 249 429 11 CARBON 108 5        R201 1 249 429 11 CARBON 10K 5       R581 1 249 429 11 CARBON 108 5        R202 1 249 438 11 CARBON 56K 5  1 4   R582 1 249 411 11 CARBON 1K 5         F  R203 1 249 435 11 CARBON 33K 5  1   4W  8401 1 249 428 11 CARBON 8 2K 5  145     lt  SWITCH  gt   8402 1 249 428 11 CARBON 8 2K 5  1 4      45201  1 512 675 11 SWITCH  POWER VOLTAGE CHANGE  C335 E   R403  1 249 428 11 CARBON 8 2K 5         i j  R404 1 249 428 11 CARBON 8 2K 5  1 4W F  lt  VIBRATOR  gt   R405 1 249 428 11 CARBON 8 2K 5  1   4W     R406 1 249 428 11 CARBON 8 2K 5   1 4W F X401  1 579 175 11 VIBRATOR  CERAMIC  10MHz   8407  1 249 425 11 CARBON A TK 5                  R408 1 249 425 11 CARBON 4 7K 5  14     R409 1 249 425 11 CARBON A TK 5  1 49 F 1    4649 610    BD BOARD  COMPLETE  8410 1 249 429 11 CARBON JK 5             8411  1 249 429 11 CARBON 10K 5   1 4W  R412  1 249 441 11 CARBON 100K 5  1 41  lt                      gt   R413 1 249 429 11 CARBON 10K 5  1   4W C101 1 163 005 11 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 10  50    R414 1 249 430 11 CARBON 12K 5  1   4W C102  1 163 038 00 CERAMIC CHIP 0  luF 25V  R415 1 249 411 11 CARBON      5           103 1 163 005 11 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 10  50V  R421  1 249 428 11 CARBON 8 2K 5         F C105  1 135 155 21 TANTALUM CHIP 4         10  16V  R422  1 249 428 11 CARBON 8 2K 5         C106 1 164 346 11 CERAMIC CHIP      16Y  R424 1 249 430 11 CARBON 12K 5        C107 1 164 505 11 CERAMIC CHIP 2  2uF 167
16.  restored operation  15 there any written alignment procedure for this new  mechanism     We have asked Tokyo to provide the alignment procedure   UPDATE   Please refer to service manual supplement  1 for the mechanical  alignment procedure     495728901 123 BU 5BD  BASE UNIT     CDPC235    Subject  NO AUDIO   REPLACED OPTICAL DEVICE AND CABLES 122 AND 153       SYMPTOMS    Unit had no audio traced problem to defective cables  than unit was  skipping  Found defective optics     RESOLUTION    Replaced cables 122 and 153 and optical device     884828111 151 KSS390A    CDPC235    Subject  STATIC IN AUDIO OUT   REPLACED IC501       SYMPTOMS    Static in audio  traced signal to IC501 sound was good going into the IC  but bad going out     RESOLUTION    Replace IC501     875917588 IC501 D19 LINE AMP MUTING ATT    CDPC235    Subject  TABLE KEEPS ROTATING WITH LESS THAN 3 DISCS       SYMPTOMS    With less than 3 discs in unit the table will continue to rotate unless you  put some pressure on the turntable to slow it down  With 3 discs it will  detect the discs and play them  With 1 2 discs it will not detect the discs  and play unless you put slight pressure on the side of the turntable     RESOLUTION  Try replacing the resistors as outlined in FPR P0144  this mod will slightly    slow the rotation of the disc table  As per our conversation  this resistor  mod solved the problem     CDPC235    Subject  WEAK RIGHT CHANNEL   REPLACED LINE            501       SYMPTOMS   Right channel i
17.  screws   M3x8   Two screws    Two screws   Flat wire ee   BV3x8   MAIN board  to CN402     Front panel  Flat wire     MAIN board  to CN401     9 Bottom plate    Loading panel       Knob  A  Three screws   CDP C335   BV3x10   2 2  REMOVAL OF BACK PANEL AND DISC TABLE   Eight screws  BVTP3x10   n Screw           table  B  Qu cro  E RED                   B Back panel    Disc table  A     A Four screws     Bracket     guide B1     Screw   BVTP3x8     D Connector       Screw     BVTP3x8  Flat wire     MAIN board  to CN404       Bracket   guide F1     Bracket  guide B1     Screw  BVTP3x8       Screw  BVTP3x8     2 3  REMOVAL OF OPTICAL PICK UP BLOCK ASSEMBLY           PTPWH2 6x6     Tapping screw   M3x12     Two screws   PTPWH2 6x6    g    Two screws     Optical pick up block assembly    Compression spring  BU     D Flexible board   BD board  to CN101     Q Holder  BU     Compression spring  BU        2 4  REMOVAL OF BRACKET  GEAR  ASSEMBLY  m    Stopper washer  5   Gear  REV     Stopper washer  5   S       Gear  0 0     9       Stopper washer  5              Gear  MAIN     Four screws      Screw  BVTP3x8   BVTP3x8     Bracket  GEAR  assembly      Rotary encoder                 3  ELECTRICAL BLOCK CHECKING    Note    1  CD Block basically constructed to operate with   out adjustment  Therefore  check each item in  order given    Use YEDS 18 disc  3 702 101 01  unless otherwise    indicated     123    3  Use the oscilloscope with more than 10M2 im   pedance    4  Clean an object le
18. 1 515 001 11 WIRE  FLAT TYPE  12 CORE   for KSS 240A  158 4 951 620 01 SCREW  2 6X8    BVTP   1 647 341 11 PC BOARD  FLEXIBLE for KSS 3904     101  X 4917 504 1 MOTOR ASSY  SLED    4 917 567 01 GEAR        4 951 940 01 INSULATOR  BU  M102 X 4917 523 3 BASE  OUTSERT  ASSY  SPINDLE MOTOR     S101 1 572 085 11 SWITCH  LEAF  4 917 565 01 SHAFT  SLED                 The components identified by mark  A  or dotted line with mark A  are    critical for safety     Replace only with part number    specified     Les composants identifi  s par une    marque  S  curit     Ne les remplacer que par une pi  ce    Sont critiques pour la       portant le num  ro sp  cifi       When indicating parts by reference  number  please include the board    name     Ref  No          CNT51    R751  R752  R753  R754  R755    R756  R157  R758  R759  R760    R761  R762  R763  R764  R765    8766    5151  5752  5753  S754  5155    5156  5151  5158  5159  5160    5761  5762  5763  5164   765    5166  5167  5768    SECTION 7  ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST        Due to standardization  replacements in the parts  list may be different from the parts specified in  the diagrams or the components used on the set         XX   X mean standardized parts  so they may  have some difference from the original one        RESISTORS  All resistors are in ohms  METAL  Metal film resistor  METAL OXIDE  Metal Oxide film resistor      nonflammable       Color Indication of Appearance Parts Example   KNOB  BALANCE  WHITE      RED    1 1
19. 14 11 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH     PUSH  POWER    TACTILE  DISC 1   TACTILE  DISC 2   TACTILE  DISC 3   TACTILE  DISC 4      735  5736  5737  5738  5139    1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH   1 554 303 21 SWITCH     TACTILE  DISC 5    TACTILE  REPEAT     TACTILE  PROGRAM   TACTILE  SHUFFLE   TACTILE  CONTINUE     Remark   Ref  No     A151    151    152  152    101    102  M801  M802    AT901  AT901  AT901    Part No     Description Remark  8 848 144 11 DEVICE  OPTICAL KSS 240A  8 848 281 11 DEVICE  OPTICAL KSS 390A    1 515 001 11 WIRE  FLAT TYPE  12 CORE   for KSS 240A   1 647 341 11 PC BOARD  FLEXIBLE  for KSS 3904   X 4917 504 1 MOTOR ASSY  SLED    X 4917 523 3 BASE  OUTSERT  ASSY  SPINDLE MOTOR   A 4660 322 A MOTOR ASSY  ROTARY  TABLE    A 4604 834 A MOTOR ASSY  LOADING    1 423 553 11 TRANSFORMER  POWER  US  CND   1 423 554 11 TRANSFORMER  POWER  AEP  AUS  UK   1 423 555 11 TRANSFORMER  POWER  E     bee O EE 9E EE EE EE E EE EE EE E EC EGG OE E EE 211213     bbebeebeeoebec bee EC 53325 E R9 EE ERR EE EEE 2 254     1 1 647 362 11 SENSOR BOARD           lt  CONNECTOR  gt     CN801  CN802    1 573 383 11 PIN  CONNECTOR  PC BOARD  2P  1 750 243 11               CONNECTOR 6P     lt  DIODE  gt     D801  D802    8 149 924 18 DIODE      RPI 1391  8 749 924 30 DIODE PHOTO SENSOR GP2S28     lt  RESISTOR  gt     R801  R802    1 249 416 11 CARBON  1 249 406 11 CA
20. 16 035 00 METAL CHIP 270 5   1 10W        101 1 580 875 11 SOCKET  CONNECTOR  SMT  26   R188  1 216 121 00 METAL CHIP      5   1 10W      102 1 580 866 11 SOCKET  CONNECTOR  SMT  12   R189  1 414 234 21 INDUCTOR  FERRITE BEAD   lt  IC  gt   lt  SWITCH  gt   10101 8 152 351 94      CXD2515Q  for KSS 240A   101 1 572 085 11 SWITCH  LEAF  LIMIT   10101 8 752 360 75 IC CXD2599Q  for KSS 390A   IC102 8 159 164 29      BA6392FP TI1  lt  VIBRATOR  gt     IC103 8 752 355 45      CXD2565M T6  X101  1 579 904 21 VIBRATOR  CRYSTAL  33  8MHz    lt           gt   kak kk kk               EE EE EEEEEEEEEE E EE       L101 1 414 234 21 INDUCTOR  FERRITE BEAD    L102  1 414 234 21 INDUCTOR  FERRITE BEAD   1 647 542 11 POWER SW BOARD    103 1 414 234 21 INDUCTOR  FERRITE BEAD bbb b b b e e e   1104 1 216 001 00 METAL CHIP 10 5  1 10     1105  1 216 295 00 METAL CHIP 0 5      lt                      gt    1106 1 414 234 21 INDUCTOR  FERRITE BEAD C731 1 161 494 00 CERAMIC 0  022uF 257  1107 1 414 234 21 INDUCTOR  FERRITE BEAD   L108 1 414 234 21 INDUCTOR  FERRITE BEAD  lt  IC  gt     10731 8 741 100 48 IC SBX1610 59   lt  RESISTOR  gt     R731 1 249 418 11 CARBON 1 2K 5  1   4       Ref No  Part No  Description  R732  R733  R734    R735    1 247 836 11 CARBON  1 249 421 11 CARBON  1 249 423 11 CARBON  1 249 426 11 CARBON    5  1 48  5          5        5  1   4W    R736  R737    1 241 856 00 CARBON  1 249 421 11 CARBON    1 48       F     lt  SWITCH  gt     5730  5731   732  5733  5734    1 572 7
21. 2 D201 B21 DIODE 11ES2    CDPC235    Subject  BU UNIT HITS DISC TABLE WHEN CHUCKING       SYMPTOMS    On 2 different units the laser hits the disc table when chucking  It appears  disc table  ref  59  is stopping too far clockwise  The pin on ref  123 is  against the left side of the slot in ref  59  Is there any adjustment  What  makes the table stop in this particular place     RESOLUTION     Feb 5  Replacing R458 with a 3K  1 6 W  P N 124784200  and R457 with  a 5 6k  1 6 W  P N 12784900  repaired a unit sent to Tech  department   R459 is a 2 1k and was already installed on the unit worked on at Tech  Dept  Positive feedback from Boston and Atlanta   UPDATE  From Tokyo   4 11  Replace IC401 with p n 875284942  verify R457   2 4 k ohm  R458    750 ohm  R459   1 2k ohm resistor p n s listed in S M     CDPC235    Subject  DEAD UNIT   POWER TRANFORMER OPENED       SYMPTOMS    Checked and found open primary  thermal fuse  in power transformer   Noticed that Q504 and Q502 had overdissipated  Checked both  transistors and found shorted collector emitters on both  Replaced Q502   Q503 and Q504  Then found that IC501 pins 13 and 19 were at  1vdc and   1vdc     RESOLUTION    Replaced power transformer 0502  Q503  Q504 and 10501  Normal  operation restored     142355311 T901 POWER TRANSFORMER    CDPC235    Subject  DISC TRAY  ROTATES CONTINUOUSLY  REPLACE D801        SYMPTOMS    At power on disc tray would spin and not stop  Other functions were  normal  open close      RESOLUTION   
22. 59 172 31 IC       191 8456 1 249 425 11 CARBON 4 7K 5           8457  1 241 840 00 CARBON 2 4K 5          10501 8 759 061 66 IC 149215 8458 1 247 828 11 CARBON 750 5          16551 8 759 634 51 IC M5218AP  C335  8459  1 249 418 11 CARBON 12K 5          R501 1 249 422 11 CARBON 2 7K 5           lt  JACK  gt   R521 1 247 852 11 CARBON 7 5K 5  1 48  J501  1 750 679 11 JACK  PIN 2P  LINE OUT  R522 1 241 864 11 CARBON 24K 5   1 4V  R523 1 241 852 11 CARBON 7 5K 5  1   4W   lt  COIL  gt  R524 1 247 864 11 CARBON 24K 5   1 4V  8525 1 249 419 11 CARBON 15K 5  1 1     1501 1 412 413 21 INDUCTOR         1551  1 412 473 21 INDUCTOR         C335  R526 1 249 419 11 CARBON 1 5K 5          1552 1 412 413 21 INDUCTOR         C335  R527  1 249 429 11 CARBON 10K 5  1 4  1553  1 412 413 21 INDUCTOR QuH  C335  R531  1 249 429 11 CARBON 10K 5  1 4  R532 1 249 417 11 CARBON 1K 5           lt  TRANSISTOR  gt  R551 1 249 405 11 CARBON 100 5  1 4      C335   Q201 8 729 119 76 TRANSISTOR 2SA1175 HFE  0401 8 729 900 89 TRANSISTOR DTC144ES R552 1 249 405 11 CARBON 100 5          0402 8 729 620 05 TRANSISTOR 25  2603         C335   0501 8 729 900 89 TRANSISTOR DTC144ES R571 1 241 852 11 CARBON 7 5K 5   1 4V  0502 8 729 900 61 TRANSISTOR DTA114ES    R572 1 241 864 11 CARBON 24K 5        8573 1 241 852 11 CARBON 7 5K 5  1 49  0503 8 729 900 61 TRANSISTOR DTA114ES 8514 1 241 864 11 CARBON 24K 5  1   4W  0504 8 729 900 80 TRANSISTOR DTC114ES     R575 1 249 419 11 CARBON 1 5K 5              lt  RESISTOR  gt 
23. CDPC235    Subject  2 BD BOARDS USED  ONLY 1 PART   LISTED IN MANUAL       SYMPTOMS   Only one  1  board listed  This board comes with 8 752 360 75 IC used  with KSS 390 optical pickup  No board listed that comes with 8 752 351   94 IC used with the KSS 240A optical pickup    Please advise if we have  to change the IC or if another part   is available    RESOLUTION    4 29 94  As per KCP the part number for the board using the KSS 240A  pickup is A4649433A  this number is registered with            A4649610A 157 BD BOARD    CDPC235    Subject  AFTER PLAYING A FEW SELECTIONS STARTS SKIPPING   REPL OPTICS       SYMPTOMS  After playing a few selections  the unit starts skipping   RESOLUTION    Replaced optical device     884828111 151 KSS390A    CDPC235    Subject  AFTER WARM UP  DISPLAY BLINKS AND STOP PLAYING       SYMPTOMS    After unit warmed up  display blinks and stop playing during track change  and look for another disc  After intensive trouble shooting  we found a  defective diode in positive 9 5V supply  If 9 5V supply drops to below 6 8V   unit will reset  We think  diode is not big enough to handle heavy loads     RESOLUTION   We recieved Suto s information that samples are on the way  We will wait  for the samples and look into this situation at that time  Update 9 21 94   The Samples have not yet arrived  since this is the only report of this type    of problem regarding      CPDC235 we will close this issue  We will  however  watch for further reports     87192008
24. ER  HARDWARE LIST          1 685 647 79 SCREW  TAPPING  1 682 548 04 SCREW  BVIT 3X8  5   1 685 646 79 SCREW           3X8 TYPE2 N S  1 685 134 19 SCREW   PTPWH 2 6X8  TYPE2   1 685 648 79 SCREW  M3X12   TAPPING    1 621 772 00 SCREW  B 2X3  1 621 255 15 SCREW  P 2X3    Les composants identifi  s par une  marque A  sont critiques pour la  s  curit      Ne les remplacer que par une pi  ce  portant le num  ro sp  cifi          CDP C235 C335    English      93  0998 1   Sony Corporation Printed in Japan   9 957 757 11 Audio Group   1993 3    30 Published by Audio Corporate Planning Group    
25. ILE   gt  gt     TACTILE  DISC SKIP   TACTILE    OPEN CLOSE   TACTILE       TACTILE                    EE EEEEEEE E E E GE ES         C701  C702  C703    1 647 544 11 HEADPHONE BOARD  C335 only                   lt  CAPACITOR  gt     1 162 290 31                 1 162 290 31 CERAMIC  1 164 159 11 CERAMIC    ATOPF 10  50V  ATOPF 10  50V  0  luF 50V    HEADPHONE   LOADING MOTOR    Ref  No                       eee p EE  OG GE         4               2701    R701  R702    RV701 1 223 359 11 RES  VAR  CARBON 1K 1K  PHONE LEVEL     C201  C202  C203  C204  C205    C206  C201  C208  C209  C210    C401  C402  C403  C404  C405    C451  C501  C502    Part No      lt            gt     1 750 162 41 JACK  LARGE TYPE   PHONES      lt  RESISTOR  gt     1 249 402 11 CARBON  1 249 402 11 CARBON    Description    56 5   56 5      lt  VARIABLE RESISTOR  gt     1 647 363 11 LOADING MOTOR BOARD          1 41     1 4   F    Remark   Ref          C503  C504    C505  C506  C507  C508  C509    C521  C522  C523  C524  C525    C531  C532  C551  C552  C571       4649 656    MAIN BOARD  COMPLETE  C235 US  CND                 lt        _       _     2 gt  2 222 E E       4649 657    MAIN BOARD  COMPLETE  C235 AEP  AUS   hb bEEE E EE E E E E EEEEEHEE EE E E E EE GE E E    C572  C573  C574  C575  C581       4649 649    MAIN BOARD  COMPLETE  C335 US  CND                         582    A 4649 654 A MAIN BOARD  COMPLETE  C335 AEP  UK   ERERRRRRE E E E E E A EEEEEE E    A 4649 655 A MAIN BOARD  COMPLETE  C335 E
26. IS WA    English      93K09101 1D   Sony Corporation   Printed in Japan   9 957 757 82 Audio Group    1993 11    2 Published by Audio Sector Quality Assurance Dept     CONFIDENTIAL  CSA 13     Sony Service Company        National Technical Services Se rv           u     etl n  A Division of Sony Electronics Inc         Park Ridge  New Jersey 07656 Hi Fi Products    Model           235  CDP C335  CDP C435           535      490    Subject  Substitution for KSS 390A Date  June 14  1996  Symptom        The Optical Block KSS 390A is no longer available and KSS 240A is supplied as the    substitution  As the two parts have some electrical and mechanical differences   please perform the following changes according to the model being serviced     Solution  For CDP C235 335     1  Check the value of R421  If it is 8 2KQ or less  leave it in circuit  Otherwise   remove it and replace it with a jumper wire     2  Confirm the existence of R423  If it is mounted  remove it  This is needed to keep  pin 28 of IC401 High when operating CD function     3  Replace the flat wire which connects the BD Board and Optical Block with the  new type listed below     For CDP C435 535     Just replace the flat cable with the new type  No circuit modifications  needed        Reference  T N   AU 96011  amp  12 May 20  96 PRINTED IN USA    PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER    Compact Disc Player    System   Laser                        Frequency response  Signal to noise ratio  Dynamic range  Harmonic distortion 
27. NSE    80 SCOR                     Q data              timing signal input pin                                 SECTION 5    DIAGRAMS  5 1  CIRCUIT BOARDS LOCATION    TABLE MOTOR BOARD BD BOARD         SENSOR BOARD    LOADING MOTOR BOARD    POWER SW BOARD        DISPLAY BOARD MAIN BOARD  1         BOARD HEADPHONE BOARD  5 2  SEMICONDUCTOR LEAD LAYOUTS  BA6191 CXP82316 020Q M5293L 2SA1175 HFE 1N4148M  DTC144ES      tener side CATPODE  12345 p      ANODE                     5602  11ES2  RPI 1391 RD6 2ES B1  RD9 1ES B2  CXD2515Q     TH  CXD2599G 41 57 ses  SBX1610 59 5  i  CASE       1          T 72       sincs MTZJ T 72 6 2A S        12 12 3          view  cathode  2SC2603 EF      5218           114  5           114  5  8765              anode  EN              12 34            view     c               view     5 5  IC BLOCK DIAGRAM  IC101 CXD2515Q 2599Q                   vPco    DIGITAL PLL      see         REGISTER    ADORESS  GENERATOR      D A     DATA PROCESSOR L    PEAK DETECTOR           TIMING  D GENERATOR 1 DIGITAL OUT                      Paw     SUBCODE  a            DOUBLE SPEED                   5508    SERIALP                     18 TIMES  OVERSAMPLING  FILTER                       P     lt   lt  x  lt        INIT    SYSM    ATT    SHIFT    LATCH              X1   3RB OR  ER  NOISE SHAPER    76825    TESTI       Vss    CLOCK  GENERATOR    TEST2    BCK       IC201 LA5602    ERROR  AMP  REFERENCE  VOLTAGE    LIMITTER RESET  GEN    OVER HEAT  PROTECTION  ON OFF        
28. RBON    820  5   120 5     74 F  1 49                        ACCESSORIES  amp  PACKING MATERIALS                                         1 467 123 11 REMOTE COMMANDER  RM D335   C335   1 558 271 11 CORD  CONNECTION    3 756 520 11 MANUAL  INSTRUCTION   ENGLISH  FRENCH  SPANISH  PORTUGUESE   AEP  UK  E   3 156 520 21 MANUAL  INSTRUCTION  ENGLISH     US  CND  AUS   3 756 520 31 MANUAL  INSTRUCTION  FRENCH   CND   3 156 520 41 MANUAL  INSTRUCTION    GERMAN  DUTCH  SWEDISH  ITALIAN   AEP   3 756 520 61 MANUAL  INSTRUCTION   DANISH  FINNISH  SWEDISH  ENGLISH   AEP     4 944 110 01 CUSHION  FRONT    4 944 111 01 CUSHION  REAR    4 958 473 01 INDIVIDUAL CARTON  C235   4 958 474 01 INDIVIDUAL CARTON  C335   4 959 044 01 COVER  BATTERY  for RM D335   C335                                              EE E                                          MISCELLANEOUS                5 1 751 054 11 WIRE  FLAT TYPE   10 CORE   8 1 751 053 11 WIRE  FLAT TYPE   33 CORE   53 1 751 052 11 WIRE  FLAT TYPE   6 CORE   64 1 569 007 11 ADAPTER  CONVERSION 2P  C335 E     ATA 1 575 651 21 CORD  POWER  AEP          1 590 836 11 CORD  POWER  US  CND   AN 1 696 027 11 CORD  POWER  E   ANA 1 696 571 11 CORD  POWER  UK   ANTA 1 696 845 11 CORD  POWER  AUS   115 1 466 996 11 ENCODER  ROTARY    122  1 648 409 11 PC BOARD  FLEXIBLE    124 1 452 538 11 MAGNET    The components identified by mark    N or dotted line with mark A  are    critical for safety   Replace only with part number  specified     bk bbb EE E B G
29. art       71 4 957 868 01 SCREW      72 4 957 560 01 PANEL     72 4 951 560 11 PANEL     72 4 957 560 21 PANEL      72 4 957 560 31 PANEL     72 4 951 560 41 PANEL     72 4 957 560 51 PANEL     72 4 957 560 61 PANEL     73     73    74 1 575 651 21            74 1 590 836 11 CORD   74 1 696 027 11            74 1 696 571 11 CORD     74 1 696 845 11 CORD   4 949 235 01           76 3 704 515 21 SCREW  M801 A 4660 322 A MOTOR    Description    Remark      PTPWH 2  6X20   BACK  C335 US  CND   BACK  C335 AEP   BACK    335      BACK  C235 AUS     BACK  C335 UK   BACK  C235 US  CND   BACK  C235 AEP     3 703 244 00 BUSHING  2104   CORD  EXCEPT FOR E   3 703 571 11 BUSHING  5   4516   CORD         POWER  AEP   POWER  US  CND   POWER  E   POWER  UK     POWER  AUS      BV RING   ASSY  ROTARY  TABLE     6 4     Ref           A151    151  152  152  153  154    155             Amand BLOCK ASSEMBLY             151    A 7         including in M102        D  uru          155  5101   The components identified by mark           dotted line with mark A  are  critical for safety   Replace only with part number  specified   Les composants identifi  s par une  marque    sont critiques pour la  s  curit     Ne les remplacer que par une pi  ce  portant le num  ro sp  cifi      Part No  Description Remark   Ref  No  Part No  Description Remark   8 848 144 11 DEVICE  OPTICAL KSS 240A 156 4 911 564 01 GEAR  P   FLATNESS   8 848 281 11 DEVICE  OPTICAL KSS 390A   157    4649 610    BD BOARD  COMPLETE   
30. chassis  as shown on pg 35 of SM  can be  repaired  Purpose of rod is to push on the rack release and release rack  If  plastic rod breaks  disc exchange doesn t work properly  Method used is to  drill a hole where the rod was all the way through  then insert a screw  from under unit so threads are showing in place where rod was  Screw to  proper height and lock screw head  Now screw is doing job of plastic post   Part for screw 768566014     RESOLUTION    We continue to investigate this issue    495728501 111 LEVER  SET    CDPC435    Subject  BU ASSY CONTACT TRAY SB HFP0389 UPDATE   REPL TABLE MOTOR       SYMPTOMS    Had problem as stated in           59 and put correct value resistors and  replaced microprocessor with no re    RESOLUTION    of the problem   SOLUTION  Replaced table motor  problem resolved     A4660322A M801 TABLE MOTOR    CDPC435    Subject  DRAWER WILL NOT OPEN   RESOLDERED MOTOR TERMINAL       SYMPTOMS  Drawer will not open motor does not run for open close  RESOLUTION    Resoldered motor  one terminal was poorly soldered from the factory   intermittent contact   Resoldering restored normal operation     A4608834A M802 MOTOR ASSY LOADING    CDPC435    Subject  INTERMITTENTLY READING DISC   FLEX CABLE INTERMITTANT       SYMPTOMS    The unit would start to play fine than audio would distort and spindle goes  high speed     RESOLUTION  Replaced flex cable from main PCB to BD board unit works     Although the flex connector may be perceived as a weak point th
31. e Page  SECTION 1  GENERAL  Identifying the Parts                           000 A Tg a ga ena an an aan 4  SECTION 2  DISASSEMBLY  2 1  Removal of Case  Bottom Plate and Front Panel                            5  2 2  Removal of Back Panel and Disc Table un  2 3  Removal of Optical Pick up Block Assembly                                 6  2 4  Removal of Bracket  Gear  Assembly                    PEE TERT 6  SECTION 3  ELECTRICAL BLOCK CHECKING                7  SECTION 4    IC PIN FUNCTIONS                                      9  SECTION 5  DIAGRAMS  5 1  Circuit Boards Location                                                                 10  5 2  Semiconductor Lead Layouts                                     10  5 3  Printed Wiring Board            22  222  12     Tl    5 4  Schematic Diagram         5 5  IC Block Diagrams           SECTION6  EXPLODED VIEWS  6 1  Front Panel and Case Assemblies         6 2  Back Panel and Disc Table Assemblies  6 3  Chassis Assembly      ere  6 4  Optical Pick up Block Assembly  BU 5BD13                             24       SECTION 7  ELECTRICAL PARTSLIST                        25    ATTENTION AU COMPOSANT AYANT RAPPORT  A LA SECURITE     LES COMPOSANTS IDENTIFIES PAR UNE MARQUE      SUR LES DIAGRAMMES SCH  MATIQUES ET LA LISTE  DES PIECES SONT CRITIQUES POUR LA S  CURIT    DE FONCTIONNEMENT  NE REMPLACER CES COM   POSANTS QUE PAR DES PI  CES SONY DONT LES  NUM  ROS SONT DONN  S DANS CE MANUEL OU  DANS LES SUPPL  MENTS PUBLI  S PAR SONY  
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33. ere has  been little parts movement of this piece in reference to the CDPC435     175112311 122 FLEX CABLE    CDPC435    Subject  MECH NOISE WHEN OPEN  NO PLAY       SYMPTOMS   Unit has mech noise when open drawer or no play  Inspection under disc  table found chassis part holding lever set broken  lever set loose inside  unit     RESOLUTION    The solution is to replaced chassis  part not supplied          will notify KCP about stocking this chassis     495728501 111 LEVER SET    CDPC435    Subject  SERVICE MANUAL CORRECTION   U D GEAR P N CORRECTION       SYMPTOMS    The Service Manual for CDP C435 C535 is incorrectly printed  The part  number for U D Gear  Ref  119  shown as 4 957 286 04     RESOLUTION    Correct Part number is 4 957 286 01     495728601 119 GEAR  U D     CDPC435    Subject  UNIT HAD POWER BUT WAS INOPERATIVE   CN801 MAKNG BAD CONTACT       SYMPTOMS  Unit had power but was inoperative   RESOLUTION    Connector CN801 from sensor board was not making a good connection  on table motor board     CDPC435                   WIRING HARNESS TO ROTARY ENCODER NOT SEATED PROPERLY    SYMPTOMS   Player exhibited symptoms similar to either flex cable or control problems   Door opening and closing by itself  B U  assembly would go up or down or  do nothing  It did not know where it was    RESOLUTION   Disassembled unit to look at rotary encoder  Found S3 wire going to rotary    encoder from main board not fully seated into socket of encoder  Pressed  wire firmly into soc
34. having a return to chassis  must  not exceed 0 5 mA  500 microampers    Leakage  current can be measured by any one of three  methods     1     commercial leakage tester  such as the  Simpson 229 or RCA WT 540A  Follow the  manufacturers  instructions to use these instru   ments     2     battery operated AC milliammeter  The Data  Precision 245 digital multimeter is suitable for  this job     3  Measuring the voltage drop across a resistor by  means of a VOM or battery operated AC volt   meter  The    limit    indication is 0 75 V  so  analog meters must have an accurate low   voltage scale  The Simpson 250 and Sanwa  SH 63Trd are examples of a passive VOM that  is suitable  Nearly all battery operated digital  multimeters that have a 2V AC range are  suitable   See Fig  A     To Exposed            Parts on Set    AC   voltmeter          0 75 v       Earth Ground    Using an AC voltmeter to check AC leakage      21                     4   1              NYOS  W  NYOS            8  uonnq  9055       g  uoung apis OSIO   pi                          01                             jenuew   lt  lt  gt  gt    01                SW  I        1  Z   8  uoyng  esned       8  uonnq          4   8  suouna s t          01  uounq  01           01 lt    01                              vi                              gt             37133NHS   g             3nNLLNOO                                  t     fedes  sel e  feles  ES  e   83  E                                 payeoipui seDed      
35. he unit with the lable facing  up and the positive terminal on the left  this turns counterclockwise     installed the new motor the same way and it did not work  The new motor  installed with label down worked correctly     I checked the samples sent to the Tech dept  You re correct the new motor    does spin in the opposite direction of the original motor    have notified KC  parts to check stock and take corrective action     A4660322A M801 TRAY TABLE MOTOR    CDPC235  CDPC265  CDPC335            65  CDPC445  CDPC545  CDPC745  CDPCA7ES   CDPCA8ES  CDPCA9ES    Subject  WHISTLING NOISE   ADD RTV BTWN SPINDLE MOTOR  amp  BD BOARD       SYMPTOMS    A whistling noise  about 400HZ  manifests itself on certain cuts of disc   Goodbye Yellow Brick Road  Elton John  Polydor D103076   If you touch  the optical block lightly  the noise disappears     RESOLUTION   Remove the spindle motor from the BD board  Add a layer of silicone  sealer  RTV  between the spindle motor and BD Board  Re install the  spindle motor  take care not to allow the base of the spindle motor to  contact  or directly lay on the BD board during reassembly    Adding the RTV silicone compound between the motor and BD board    isolates the two parts  There is no vibration transfer from the motor and  spinning disc  therefore  the whistling noise stops     732206519 RTV SILICONE COMPOUND    CDPC435                   ALTERNATIVE METHOD      REPAIRING CHASSIS VS REPLACING    SYMPTOMS    Found plastic rod coming out of 
36. ket  Unit restored to normal operation     CDPC535    Subject  NO FUNCTION AFTER WARMUP  DISPLAY FLASHES OFF   REPL D601       SYMPTOMS   Unit plays ok  then after warmup  display flashes off and cycles  System  control is getting reset from supply as it goes down then recovers  It starts  this cycling when play is pressed and disc spins up    RESOLUTION   Traced power supply weakness to intermittent open diode of bridge   60hz    ripple on pos supply side rather than 120hz  shunted with known good  diode  worked fine     871920082 D601 C21 DIODE 11252    SONY  Hi Fi Products CSA 13    Service Bulletin    Sony Service Company   Tachnical Services  A Division of Sony Electronics Inc   Sony Drive  Park Ridge  New Jersey 07656                            Model  CDP C235 No  390  CDP C335  Subject  Motor Drive Circuit Modification Date  April 26  1994  Symptom    62   The BU assembly contacts the disc tray when attemnting      load    disc   Solution  Replace IC401 with the part listed below   REF FORMER NEW       DESCRIPTION   PART NUMBER       DESCRIPTION   PART NUMBER                                                 IC401 CXP82316  8 752 843 25 CXP82316  8 752 849 42  0200 0260  Verify the value of the following 1 4 watt resistors        R457   2 4K ohm          1 247 840 00       P N 1 247 828 11       R458   750 ohm             R459 1 2K ohm P N 1 249 418 11             If resistors of a different value are currently installed in these locations remove  them  and replace with 
37. l attached to the BU holder  becomes dislodged from the U D gear if the unit is dropped during shipping    Solution  Prevent shipping damage by making sure the BU holder is set to the  up     position before packing the unit  To do this quickly          Simultaneously press the reverse AMS button and Disc Skip button       Turn on the power while keeping the buttons pressed        When the words       DISC    appears on the display  turn off the power        The unit can now be shipped safely         BU Holder      U D Gear    Metal Ball    Simultaneously press          Reference  Tokyo FAX to K  Tajima PRINTED IN USA  Autoflagged   YES CSA 13893 3    PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER      0     235  6335    SONY  US Model  SERVICE MANUAL Canadian Model    AEP Model  Australian Model  UK Model    SUPPLEMENT 1 E Model    File this Supplement with the              to open the Disc          when Power switch turns off   ram           Correction    HOW      OPEN THE DISC TRAY WHEN POWER  SWITCH TURNS OFF          Tray    Insert a tapering driver into the aperture of the unit bottom  and turn in  the direction of arrow  to OUT direction        To close the disc tray  turn the driver in the reverse direction  to IN  direction             IC BLOCK DIAGRAM    IC102 BA6392FP           OUT F  1        GND         OUT R CH4 OUT F  CAPA IN 1 CH4 OUT R  CHI R IN VB IN  CHI F IN VS IN  VREF IN  6  VB IN  VREF QUT VCC  GND         CH2 F IN CH3 F IN  CH2 R IN CH3 R IN  CAPA IN 2 CAPA IN 3  CH2 OUT R
38. ns by an applicator with neutral  detergent when the signal level is low than  specified value with the following checks     S Curve Check    oscilloscope    Q     TN         FEO  o       or         0    ow   lo   Procedure     BD board    1  Connect oscilloscope to test point TP  FE  on  BD board    2  Connect between test point           1  and TP   VC  by lead wire   3  Turned Power switch on and actuate the focus  serch   actuate the focus serch when disc table is  moving in and out     4  Check the oscilloscope waveform  S curve  is  symmetrical between    and     And confirm peak    to peak level within      1Vp p     S curve waveform symmetry         within 3 5 1Vp p    5  After check  remove the lead wire connected in  step 2    Note    Try to mesure several times to make sure  that the ratio of A  B or       is more than  10 7        Take            time      long as possible and light    up the brightness to obtain best waveform     RF Level Check  oscilloscope  BD board        7  TP  RFO O     719    TP  VC        Procedure     1  Connect oscilloscope to test point TP  RFO  on  BD board     2  Turn Power switch on    3  Put disc  YEDS 18  in and playback    4  Confirm that oscilloscope waveform is clear and  check RF signal level is correct or not    Note     Clear RF signal waveform means that the shape           can be clearly distinguished at the center of the wave     form     VOLT DIV  200mV    RF signal waveform TIME DIV   50015         WA    w WK  W         
39. r  1   CDP C335 only   Sony SUM 3  NS  batteries  2   CDP C335 only   AC plug adaptor  1   CDP C335    model only     Design and specifications are subject to change without    notice     COMPACT DISC PLAYER  SONY     For the Customers in Canada    CAUTION  TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK  DO NOT USE THIS  POLARIZED AC PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION CORD        RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES  CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE     THIS APPARATUS COMPLIES WITH THE CLASS B LIMITS    FOR RADIO NOISE EMISSIONS SET OUT IN RADIO  INTERFERENCE REGULATIONS        For the Customers in Australia  The following caution label is located inside of the unit     DANGER DANGER   INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION DE LESER  RADIATION WHEN OPEN   INVISIBLE LORS D OUVERTURE  AND INTERLOCK AVEC L ENCLENCHEMENT DE  DEFEATED  AVOID   SECURITE ANNULE  EVITER  DERECT EXPOSURE TO  L EXPOSITION DIRECTE AU  BEAM  RAYON  4 906 403 01       This Compact Disc player is  classified as a CLASS 1  LASER product    The CLASS 1 LASER  PRODUCT MARKING is  located on the rear exterior     CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT    LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE  KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT       SAFETY RELATED COMPONENT WARNING      COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY MARK    OR DOTTED  LINE WITH MARK A ON THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS  AND IN THE PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE  OPERATION  REPLACE THESE COMPONENTS WITH  SONY PARTS WHOSE PART NUMBERS APPEAR AS  SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR IN SUPPLEMENTS PUB   LISHED BY SONY           TABLE OF CONTENTS  Section Titl
40. s weak    RESOLUTION   Replaced line amp IC  normal operation restored    The line amp supplies L and R audio signals to the line out jacks and the    headphone amp  10551  the same symptom  low right audio  will be  noticable through both outputs     875906166 IC501 D19 LINE AMP       CDPC235  CDPC435  CDPC535    Subject  TRAY MOTOR SPINNING BACKWARDS   REPLACE TABLE MOTOR    SYMPTOMS    Ran into this problem 5 times in past 3 weeks  Removed tray motor  Old  motor is installed with lable on motor facing up  If new motor is installed  with label facing up  motor will spin backwards and tray will not function    properly   RESOLUTION    When replacing this motor    installed it with label facing down so it spins  the correct way  Replaced motor because of tray hitting the BU mech   Tried resistor mod but it did not work  If the mod doesn t work  tray motor  will usually fix the problem     A4660322A M801 DISC TABLE MOTOR       CDPC235    Subject  WON T READ COMPLETE DISC   RESOLDERED 1  101       SYMPTOMS  Unit would not read a full disc   RESOLUTION    Resoldered     101 of CD board     875235194 1  101 J13 CXD2515Q    CDPC235  CDPC245  CDPC335  CDPC435  CDPC445  CDPC545            7  5    Subject  TRAY MOTOR NOT LABELED OR WIRED CORRECTLY       SYMPTOMS    After replacing the tray motor with a new one the player would not work  correctly  the tray would rotate back and forth and not recognize the cd in  the unit     RESOLUTION    Checking the old motor found  it mounted in t
41. the proper value     Applicable Serial numbers for CDP C235  after 877658    Applicable Serial numbers for CDP C335  after 854051               Reference  Tokyo Fax Ref     0400291 PRINTED IN USA  Autoflagged   NO    Pruto ON RECYCLED PAPE    CONFIDENTIAL  CSA 13     Sony Service Company        National Technical Services Se rv           u     etl n  A Division of Sony Electronics Inc         Park Ridge  New Jersey 07656 Hi Fi Products    Model           235  CDP C335  CDP C435  CDP C535       36581    Subject         Number Missing   Reference          Main Date  May 15  1996  Chassis  Symptom        The part number for Ref      Main Chassis  which is shown on page 23 of the Service    Manual  is not listed in the parts list                 Solution  Please add the following part number to the Service Manual     REF   DESCRIPTION   PART NUMBER          MAIN CHASSIS   4 957 300 03                Main Chassis  4 957 300 03    Reference  5    update of        13       365 PRINTED IN USA    PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER    SONY  Hi Fi Products CSA 13  Service Bulletin    Sony Service Company   Technical Services  A Division of Sony Electronics Inc   Sony Drive  Park Ridge  New Jersey 07656       Model  CDP C235 C335 C435 C535 No  353    Subject  Preventing Shipping Damage When Repaired Units Date  August 31  1993  Are Returned To Customers     Symptom     62  Shipping damage may occur if the BU holder is not set to the  up  position  before packing the unit  Typically  the metal bal
    
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