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I
NTRODUCTI
ON
This
ser
vi
ce
m
an
ual w
as
prepared f
or
u
se
by
A ut h
or
iz
ed
Warranty Stations and contains service
i
nf
ormation
for
Marantz
Mod
el
l 05B Stereophonic T
un
er.
Servicing in
for
mat
io
n
an
d v
ol
ta
ge
data included in this manual
are
intended
for
use
by
the
k
no
w ledgeable and experienced technician only.
All
instruction
should
be
read
carefully. No
at
t empt shou ld be m
ade
to proc
eed
wit
h
out
a good understanding
of
the operation in the
t uner.
The
part
lists furnish
infor
mation by which replacement part may
be
ordered
from
the
Marantz Com
pa
ny. A sim ple descrip
tio
n
is
included for parts which can
be
usually
be
obtained
th
rough local suppliers.
Th
e
Mod
el 1058
is
a
tu
ner version
of
the Marantz
's
Model
20
15
Tu
ner/Amplifier
and
almostthe
sam
e circu
itr
y as u
se
d in t he Model
201
5 is empl
oy
ed except
the
audio
Amplifier,
and power
su
pp
ly
circu
it
.
1.
AM
Tuner
A ll components exce
pt
ferrite bar
an
te
n
na
are
mounted on a printed
circuit
board
Pl00.
T
he
AM
signals induced in a
ferrite
bar antenna
are
applied
to
the
base
of
converter transistor
H113
t hrough a capacitor
of
C171,
whil
e t
he
loca l o
sci
llat
or
voltage
is
injected
to
the
emitter
of
H113
t hrough a capacitor C172. Bo
th
AM signa
ls
and oscillating voltage
are
mixed
at
the
base-
em
itter
ju
nctio
n and converted
int
o 455KHz intermediate frequency. The resulting I F signal
is
ap
plied
to th
e f
ir
st I F
tr
ansformer L 116 consisting
of
one ceramic
filter
and
two
tuned circuits.
T he o
utp
ut
of L11 6
is
le
d
to
the tra
ns
istor H 1
04
which in
turn
apply its
output
to
the
t
ra
nsist
or
of
next stage
Hl05.
T
he
fu
lly amplif ied IF
output
is
then applied
to
the diode H123
to
detect audible
si
g
na
l
th
rough the
det
ector tra
ns
f
ormer
L 117. The detected audio signal
is
filtered
and
th
e final
au
dio
out
put
is
obtained
from
pin terminal J118 and applied:
to
the
output
jacks
th
rou
gh
the
funct
io
n sw
it
ch.
The DC c
om
ponent
of
the detected I F
sig
n
al
is
used
as
a AGC voltage
to
control
emitter
c
urr
ent
of
H 104
th
rough
th
e resistor R 185. A part
of
I F signal
output
is
also applied
to
the diode
H
124
th
rough a capac
itor
C1BO
and rectif ied to obtain
DC
current
for
energizing the
AM
signal
stre
ng
t h meter
M0
01.
1.1 Suggestions
for
AM
Tuner
trouble
shooting
Che
ck
f or broken A M bar antenn
a,
next
try
to
tune station
by
rotating fly-wheel
tuning
knob
sl
o
wly
and observe the
AM
sig
n
al
streng
th
meter whether
it
deflects
or
not.
If
the signal strength
me
ter
gi
ves a
deflection
at
se
ver
al
fr
equencies received, no failure may exist in the
stages
at least
preceding f inal I F transf
or
m
er
L 117. N
ext
connect a oscilloscope
to
the pin terminal J118 and
ch
ec
k
for
aud io signa ls w it h the
tuning
meter deflected.
If
the signal strength meter does
not
deflect, check the local
osc
illa
tor
circu it. Norm
al
oscillating voltage at the
hot
end
of
the
osci
llator
tuning
ca
p
acitor
is
about 2
or
3 volts, varying
with
tuning
capacitor position. When
me
asu
ring oscillating voltage
use
a RF V
TV
M, no
circuit
tester gives correct indication.
If
the
local osci llator
volt
age
is
normal, check all voltage dist
rib
u
tion
in
the
AM
circuits by using a
DC
VTVM
and com pare t he measur
ed
values
with
those given in the schematic diagram.
2.
FM
Tuner
A ll components
are
m
ou
nted on a printed circ
uit
board P100.
FM signa ls induced by a FM
an
tenna are l
ed
to
FM antenna coil L 101.
These signals are then applied to t he FET RF
amplifier
which in
turn
applies its
output
to
the
next
transis
to
r mixer
Hl02
th
rough a hi
gh
Q
tuned
circuit.
The
mixer
convert its in
put
sign
al
int
o
10.71V1
Hz
intermediate frequency and amplifies
it
at the
same
ti
m
e.
The
H1
03
is
a local o
sc
illator
and its
output
is
injected
into
the
base
of
mixer
t r
an
s
is
to
r, t
he
inject ion voltage
is
a
bo
ut
40mV.
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