Finally got my Sharp VZ

[floyd]

JVC Floyd, These screws came in from the rear and through the Battery compartment.... I took pics but unable to upload for some reason..

its ok , i got my facts confused , damn i need to do this on my two other vz but i'm just too lazy

 

[goblin]

JVC Floyd, These screws came in from the rear and through the Battery compartment.... I took pics but unable to upload for some reason..

its ok , i got my facts confused , damn i need to do this on my two other vz but i'm just too lazy

 

[Fatdog]

Moved to Tech Talk

 

[mmcodomino]

Here are the pics

@ Fatdog: I like your new avitar

 

[goblin]

I'm going to leave those three screws out when I put it back together and see how it works out.

 

[Fatdog]

Hey goblin, have you downloaded the "strip down" instructions for the VZ from the archive?

http://www.mediafire.com/?a9900whfke6d85a

Also, here's the service manual:

http://www.mediafire.com/?mzx0thu1jeh

 

[madbadger]

The hole in the battery compartment does nothing, the holes circled on the back of the unit are transport mount holes, there were screws in them to stop the turntable jumping about while in transit from Japan......i dont know anyone who ever used them.

Some people think you have to remove the screws underneath the unit (X4) but you dont. The only screws needed are the two at the very top corners (rubber mounted)

If you use my strip down manual for anything, i suggest cleaning the cassette spindles (helps with the APSS system)

Kev

 

[goblin]

Thanks Fatdog and Madbadger! The strip down is very complete and informative! I am going to get the belts changed as soon as they arrive then see if I have any other problems to tackle... I am sure that I will also need new needles. Thanks for everyones help.

 

[JustCruisin]

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