How to Remove the Front Escutcheon Assy | Denon DN-730R instruction

i DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS I

1.How to Remove the Front Panel

(1, Remove the four screyvs, (4 X 12. CBTS-P) in the side of the top cover. M_ve the top cover to the rear and rise it to

remove it.

(2_ Press the eject knob, open the cassette box and remove the cassette window as shown in the figure•

Note: Handle the cassette window with care because _t can be scratched easily.

(3, Remove the three screws (3 × 10 CBTS-P) on top of the front panel, the two hooks on the top, the three hooks on

the bottom and pull the unit forward to detach it

Screw

Top cover

Cassette bax

panet

2 hooks on the top of the front panet

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3 hooks on the bottom of the front panel

2.How to Remove the Front Escutcheon Ass'y

(1)Remove the top cover and front panel. (Refer to Step 1 )

(2)Remove the three retaining screws 3 × 10 CBTS-(P)-B

holding the Front Escutcheon at the front.

(3) Disconnect all lead connectors.

C Mechanism	W151	(7P)	--	CN151

	Head	wire	_	CN301		Audio
					!
	Head	wire	_	CN302_	/	circuit
					/
Meter circuit	W131	(3P)	_	CN131	/	board
board	23PFFC -_CB121				!
board	23PFFC -_CB121				I

(4)Remove Volume Knob and Volume Knob (C).

(5)Remove the four retaining screws (2.6 × 6 CBTS(S)-Z) (3

x10 CBTS(P)-B) holding the Mecha Bracket.

(6)Remove the Hooks at the left and right of the front face of the Front Esc. Ass'y, and the two hooks on the bottom,

Front Ass'y can be removed towards the front.

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escutcheon A_s'y

Knob C"

Hooks at left and right of Frcnt Esc. Ass'y

3.How to Remove the Mechanisms

Remove the four Mechanism retaining screws 3 × 10 CB'[S(P)-B

and take out C Mechanism

4.How to Remove the Meter Circuit Board

(1)Remove the top cover and the front panel. (Refer to section 1.)

(2)Remove the front esc ass'y (Refer to section 2)

(3)If you remove the five binding screws(3 x 8CBTS.Ptight)

of the meter circuit board, and loosening the five hooks, the meter circuit board can be taken off.

Note: When replacing the tact switch check to ma<e sure that d:_s not floating ab3ve the circuit board If it is

floating, the switch will oe in the on condition when the set is assembled

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