To prevent scratches or damages to the plasma screen, do not knock or rub the surface with sharp or hard objects. Clean the screen with a soft cloth moistened with warm water and dry with a soft cloth. A mild soap may be used if the screen is extremely dirty. Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaners!
About the Optional Video Unit
The following functions can be obtained by connecting the optional video unit. (1) A composite/S terminal and two component terminals have been added. A composite video output terminal is also provided as a monitoring output. (2) A wide range of devices other than personal computers can also be connected. (3) A component input is possible to switch to RGB signals from the Menu screen. (4) A SCART terminal is also provided for the signal of the European standard. It operates as composite/S/RGB input terminal, or video output terminal.
Use a soft cloth to clean the cabinet and control panel of the monitor. When excessively soiled dilute a neutral detergent in water, wet and wring out the soft cloth and afterward wipe with a dry soft cloth. Never use acid/alkaline detergent, alcoholic detergent, abrasive cleaner, powder soap, OA cleaner, car wax, glass cleaner, etc. especially because they would cause discoloration, scratches or cracks.

Options

Ask your local retail dealer for further details. 1. Plasma monitor speaker: CMPAS13 (for 37) 2 way speaker unit with one 2.5cm dome type tweeter and two 8cm round type woofers (colour: dark gray) CMPAS13S (for 37) same type to CMPAS13 (colour: liight gray)
2. Video unit: CMPAVW1 An expansion unit for viewing video with this device.

CONTENTS

3 FEATURES..2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS..4 COMPONENT NAMES..8
Main Unit...8 Remote control...9 Loading Batteries..9 Handling the Remote Control..9

OTHER FEATURES.21

Automatic Store...21 Signal Check...22 Power Save Mode..22
IMAGE RETENTION OF PLASMA DISPLAY.23 NOTES...23 TROUBLESHOOTING..24
Symptoms That Seemingly Appear to be Failures.24 Actions to Correct Abnormal Displays..26
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.10
Installation...10 Anti-tumble measures...10 Connecting to a PC...11 Mounting the Speaker Unit...12 Power Cord Connection..12
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS..27
Signal Input..27 Recommended Signal List..28

SUPPLEMENT..30

Optional Video Unit Function..31 Optional Tuner Unit Function..43
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS..13
Turning Power On and Off..13 Input Switching...14 Volume Adjustment..14 Audio Mute..14 Size Switching...15 Input Signal Screen Display...15 Automatic Adjustment of Screen Position and the Clock.16 Independent Operation of Multiple Monitors..16 Using the Menu Screen..16 PICTURE MENU...17 AUDIO MENU...18 TIMER MENU...18 FUNCTION MENU..19 SETUP MENU...20 LANGUAGE MENU..21

The mains lead on this equipment is supplied with a molded plug incorporating a fuse, the value of which is indicated on the pin face of the plug. Should the fuse need to be replaced, an ASTA or BSI approved BS 1362 fuse must be used of the same rating. If the fuse cover is detachable never use the plug with the cover omitted. If a replacement fuse cover is required, ensure it is of the same colour as that visible on the pin face of the plug. Fuse covers are available from your dealer. DO NOT cut off the mains plug from this equipment. If the plug fitted is not suitable for the power points in your home or the cable is too short to reach a power point, then obtain an appropriate safety approved extension lead or consult your dealer. Should it be necessary to change the mains plugs, this must be carried out by a competent person, preferably a qualified electrician. If there is no alternative to cutting off the mains plug, ensure that you dispose of it immediately, having first removed the fuse, to avoid a possible shock hazard by inadvertent connection to the mains supply.
WARNING: THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE EARTHED IMPORTANT
The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code : Green and Yellow = Earth, Blue = Neutral, Brown = Live. As these colours may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows: The wire which is coloured GREEN and YELLOW must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter E or by the earth symbol or coloured GREEN or GREEN and YELLOW. The wire coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter N or coloured BLUE or BLACK. The wire coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter L or coloured BROWN or RED.
Green & Yellow to Earth Blue to Neutral
Brown to Live Fuse Cord Clamp
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS(continued) CAUTION
Be careful in moving the monitor.
Neglect could result in an injury or damage. Do not move the monitor during use. Before moving, disconnect the power plug and all external connections. You are advised to move the monitor with two persons. Avoid any impact or shock to the monitor; particularly take care of glass screen.
Do not put anything on top of the monitor.
Placing anything on the monitor could result in loss of balance or falling, and cause an injury or damage. Use special caution in households where children are present.
Avoid a humid or dusty place.
Placing the monitor in a smoke, a highly humid, dusty place, oily soot or corrosive gas could result in fire or electrical shock. Do not place near the kitchen, a humidifier or other place where there is oil, smoke or humidity.
Avoid a high temperature environment.
The heat could have adverse influence on the monitor and other parts, and could result in transformation, melting or fire. Do not place the monitor, the remote control and other parts in direct sunlight or near a hot object such as heater, etc. Do not put the monitor in a place where the temperature is widely changing.

Doing so could cause the unit to tip over or become damaged, causing injury.
Be especially careful in households with small children. Although the product has a hook to prevent tipping, leaning items against it could tip the unit over, causing injury.
Remove the power cord for complete separation.
For safety purposes, disconnect the power cord if the monitor is not to be used for prolonged periods of time. Before cleaning, turn off and unplug the monitor. Neglect could result in fire or electrical shock.
Disconnect the plug from the power outlet.

PRECAUTIONS

Installation environment
Do not obstruct a ventilation hole. Do not put the monitor on carpet or blanket, or near a curtain which has a possibility of obstructing a ventilation hole of the monitor. Do not put the monitor in the following places. Hot places such as near heater, place exposed to the direct rays of the sun. A place where the temperature is widely changing. Places with soot, dust or high humidity. Poor air ventilation place. Place near fire. A wet place such as bathroom, or shower room. Place where you can trip over it. Always vibrating or strongly vibrating places. Distorted or unstable places.

How to view the monitor

If you use the monitor in too dark a room, your eyes may become tired. Please use it in a reasonably bright room. Avoid direct rays of the sun to the screen in order to prevent eye fatigue. Your eyes will get fatigued after viewing the monitor for long period of time. Relax your eyes by viewing away from the monitor from time to time. Please watch the monitor in downward direction.

Note on image retention

The plasma monitor illuminates phosphor to display images. The phosphor has a finite illumination life. After extended periods of illumination, the brightness of the phosphor will be degraded to such extent that stationary images would burn-in that part of the screen as grayed-out images. Tips to prevent such image retention are: - Do not display images having sharp brightness differences or high-contrast images, such as monochrome characters and graphic patterns, for long. - Do not leave stationary images appearing for long, but try to refresh them at appropriate intervals of time, or try to move them using screen saver function. - Turn down the contrast and brightness controls.

( ) indicates the function while the MENU is displayed on the screen.
Caution when moving the main unit
As this product is heavy, whenever it is moved, two over people are required to transport it safely. Whenever the unit is moved it should be lifted forwards using the two handgrips at the back, and the unit should then be held at the base on both sides for stability. Handgrips
Handgrips External speaker terminals 11 Handgrips External speaker terminals 11
External device connection terminals

SUB WOOFER

(55")

RGB input terminals 11

POWER OFF button 13 POWER ON button 13 MUTE button 14

13 POWER ON/OFF button

VOLUME UP/DOWN buttons

RGB/VIDEO buttons 14

RGB 1 RGB 2 MUTE VOL
PinP button 34 AUTO button 16 MENU button 16 OK button 16
15 SIZE button 15 RECALL button 16 RETURN button

RECALL

ID SET
16 SELECT/ADJUST buttons 16 ID SET button

ID button 16

Loading Batteries
1. Open the battery cover.
Slide back and remove the battery cover in the direction of the arrow.
Handling the Remote Control
Use the remote control within about 5 m from front of the units remote-control sensor and within 30 degrees on both sides.

2. Load batteries.

Load two Size AA batteries included observing the correct polarities.
With in 30 degrees About 3m
With in 30 degrees About 3m About 5m
3. Close the battery cover.
Replace the battery cover in the direction of the arrow and snap it back into place.
Do not use new and old batteries together. The batteries could explode or leak, resulting in fires, physical injury, or stains. When loading batteries, observe their correct polarities as marked on the product. If loaded in the wrong direction, the batteries could explode or leak, resulting in fires, physical injury, or stains.

ATTENTION

Do not drop or impact the remote control. Do not splash the remote control with water or put it on a wet object to avoid possible failures. Before leaving the remote control out of use for an extended period of time, remove the batteries from it. If the remote control begins to lack responsiveness, replace the batteries. Strong light such as direct sunlight impinging on the photoreceptor of the remote control can cause operational failure. Position this unit to avoid direct contact with such light.

Remote control

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Installation
If you have purchased the model without the stand attached: The Desk-top Stand has been used for the illustrations in this manual.
Use one of the special mount units to install this product. A mount of insufficient strength or inadequate design can cause overturning or dropping and result in fire, electrical shock or injury. Please note that our company assumes absolutely no responsibility for personal injuries or property damage caused by use of other mount units or improper installation.

Monitor rear panel

Speaker (R) Speaker (L)

Power cable connector

SUB WOOFER (55")

Power cord

(D-sub)

3.5mm Stereo mini jack

(PCA pin plug)
To signal output terminal

To audio output terminal

To audio sub woofer
Read SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ( proceeding to these steps:
) carefully to ensure maximum safety before
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (continued) Mounting the Speaker Unit (option)
Refer to the instruction manual concerning mounting of the optional speaker unit.

Power Cord Connection

Connect the power cord, after completing all other connections.
Connect the power cord to this device. Connect the power cord plug to the power outlet.
(The type of plug is different from this drawing for some countries.)
Use only the power cord provided. Do not use a power supply voltage other than that indicated (AC100-240V, 50/60Hz) as this may cause fire or electric shock.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Turning Power On and Off
To turn the monitor power ON, press the main power
Indicating lamp Main power switch
switch on the monitor main unit to ON, and then press the SUB POWER button or the ON/OFF or ON button on the remote control. To turn the monitor power OFF, press the SUB POWER button or the ON/OFF or OFF button on the remote control, and then press the main power switch on the monitor main unit to OFF.
During normal use, the main power switch is set in the ON position, and the monitor can then be turned ON/OFF using the SUB POWER button or the ON/OFF button on the remote control.

Indicating lamp

Indicating lamp Off Power status Off Operating When the main power switch is set to OFF. When the main power switch is ON, and the OFF button on the remote control or the SUB POWER button on the underside of the front of the frame is OFF. When the main power switch is ON, and the ON button on the remote control or the SUB POWER button on the underside of the front of the frame is ON. When the main power switch is ON, and the ON button on the remote control or the SUB POWER button on the underside of the front of the frame is ON. However, the state in POWER SAVE mode

Lights red

Off (standby)

Lights green

SUB-POWER button

Lights orange

Off (Power Save)
POWER OFF button POWER ON/OFF button

POWER ON button

When the indicating lamp lights in orange or the message No Sync. Signal , Power Save or Invalid Scan Freq. appears on the screen, there is something unusual about the status of reception. See Power Save Mode or Symptoms That Seemingly Appear to be Failures. 22 24
Avoid repeatedly turning the monitor on and off at short time intervals. Failures might result from such operation. Turn off the main power switch before leaving the monitor out of use for an extended period of time. If a power failure occurs while the main unit is running, it would be powered on upon recovery from the failure. Turn off the unit main power switch before leaving the main unit.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (continued) Volume Adjustment
The volume can be adjusted by pressing the VOL+ and VOL- buttons of the remote control (or the and volume buttons of the monitor unit).

Volume setting value

INPUT SELECT button

MUTE button

RGB buttons

Input Switching

Input can be switched by pressing the RGB1, RGB2,
buttons of the remote control.
Input can be switched in the sequence of RGB1
RGB2 by pressing the INPUT SELECT button of the monitor.

VOL RGB 2 MUTE VOL

Volume 15
Adjustment status guide display
When a button is pressed, the volume adjustment status guide will be displayed.
The volume will increase when the VOL+ (or ) button is pressed while the guide is being displayed. The volume will decrease when the VOL- (or ) button is pressed while the guide is being displayed.

Audio Mute

The audio volume can be temporarily mute by pressing the MUTE button of the remote control.
Adjustment status guide display (The display colour will change to magenta.)
When a button is pressed, the volume adjustment status guide (magenta) will be displayed.
The volume setting can be lowered by pressing the VOL- button while the audio is mute. The muting can be cancelled by pressing the VOL+ button or MUTE button while the audio is mute.
When the MUTE button of the remote control is pressed again, the audio will be restored and the volume display (green) will appear.

RECALL button

SIZE button

ID ID SET

RECALL button SIZE button

Size Switching

Each time the SIZE button of the remote control or the monitor is pressed, the screen display area will change in sequence and the status will be displayed at the bottom of the screen. Normal Real* Full Zoom1 Zoom2
* This mode is only available for VGA (640 X 480) and WVGA (864 X 480).
Display area selection diagram (RGB input)
Display Resolution 640 X 480 (VGA) 800 X 600 (SVGA) 1024 X 768 (XGA) 1280 X 1024 (SXGA) 1600 X 1200 (UXGA) Full Normal Zoom1 Zoom2 Zoom3

Real mode position

Display Resolution 640 X 480 (VGA) 37" Model
800 X 600 (SVGA) 1024 X 768 (XGA) 1280 X 768 (WXGA) 1280 X 1024 (SXGA) 1600 X 1200 (UXGA)

can't select

Input Signal Screen Display
The input signal status can be displayed on the screen by pressing the RECALL button of the remote control or the monitor.
The display will go out in approximately 6 seconds. RGB
RGB2 RGB H : 48.4kHz V : 60.1 Hz

Off-timer On-timer

-- -- Min. -- -- : -- --
Input mode Signal mode Input horizontal frequency Input vertical frequency
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (continued) Using the Menu Screen (On-screen display system)
When the MENU button is pressed, the adjustment menu screen will be displayed; from there, PC signal adjustment and setting is possible by using the SELECT button, ADJUST button and OK button.

See page

There are locations on the screen that are different from the periphery (*). *Points that do not light, points with brightness different from that of the periphery, points with color different from that of the periphery, etc. Vertical stripes appear, depending on the screen contents.
The plasma display panel is lighting the phosphors by the discharge of internal radiation. Depending on the screen contents, in rare cases this may cause vertical stripes to appear because of failure to light. Please note that this is not a malfunction. Adjusting the Clock Phase will reduce the horizontal stripes. (RGB input) If the direct frequency from the computer is below 85Hz, try a higher frequency (upper limit 85Hz). There may be a slight attenuation of the current image. Try turning the Vertical Filter On. For this case however, the vertical resolution will drop. Use the fan that controls the temperature in the main body to lower the temperature of this unit. If the ambient air temperature increases, the fan will start, the RPMs will increase and motor noise will grow louder. This is not a malfunction though. When used for long periods of time, the top of the monitor may heat up. This is not a malfunction. The thicknesses of characters and lines may vary if images with a vertical resolution greater than 512 lines are displayed; however, this is not a malfunction.
Coarse horizontal stripes appear in FULL display.
Flickering in the form of horizontal lines oscillating up and down. (PC INPUT MODE only)
The fan motor is noisy. (Fan application model only)
The top of the monitor heats up.
Text characters are displayed with varying thicknesses.
TROUBLESHOOTING (continued) Actions to Correct Abnormal Displays
Depending on the kind of system equipment used, images may not be displayed normally. In this case, make the adjustments suggested below. (only for RGB2)
Symptom 1 Text displayed across the screen appears vertically streaked, with some characters blurred (figure 1). The display image appears flowing (figure 2) (RGB input). Figure 1
Vertical streaks Before adjustment Some characters are blurred.

Example

ABCDEFGHIJ abcdefgABCDEFGabcd ABCDEFGHIJ abcdefgABCDEFGabcd
After adjustment All characters appear crisp now.

WVGA type:On

Macintosh
The type of video board or connecting cable used may not allow for correct displays adjustment of Horizontal Position, Vertical Position, Horizontal Clock and Clock Phase. The monitor may fail to display an animation image correctly when a signal having a vertical frequency of 85Hz or higher is input to it. The monitor differentiates the signal modes according to the horizontal and vertical frequencies and the horizontal and vertical sync signal polarities. Note that different signals having all these elements alike may be handled as the same signal. Displaying images with more than 512 lines of vertical resolution at Full diplay (compressed display) can result in the interpolation of stripes.

SUPPLEMENT

Optional Video Unit Function
Additional functions when the optional video unit is installed are as follows: ( 31
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Connecting to a Video Imaging Device
(1) Make sure that the power switch of the monitor is turned off. (2) Make sure that the power switch of the imaging device is turned off. (3) Use a commercially available cable and connector to connect the signal input terminal on the rear panel of this device and the signal output terminal of the imaging device.

Speaker (R) (exp)

Speaker (L) (exp)

DVD player

VCR To component input terminals To component output terminals To audio output terminals
To RGB, video and audio input terminals

To SCART terminal

[An example of connecting video imaging devices]
Use if the video equipment has an S video input terminal

Set-Top Box

With DVI-STB and RGB component setup
To audio sub woofer To component video equipments.
Please use the connection cable suitable for the terminal form of video equipment.
If video equipment with an S video output terminal is used, cabling by the S video cable is recommended to provide finer video quality. (If the S video input terminal and the video input terminal of AV3 connect to the monitor at the same time, S video input would govern.) If the OUTPUT (MONITOR) terminal is connected to an external monitor with a 75 Ohm terminal, it is possible to view the same image as on the main unit. But it is possible to monitor only the composite video signal from AV1, AV2, AV3, or AV4 input that is displayed on the screen at the time.

Applicable video signals for each input terminal (See PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS for details.
Terminal Signal AV1 AV2 AV3 AV4 RGB1 RGB2 Refer to Setup Menu. 38 Refer to Setup Menu. 39 Refer to Setup Menu. 39 ( Refer to Setup Menu. 38 CVBS RCA/SCART S-video Component RGB PC DVI STB RGB D-sub Component Remarks

: Available)

To SCART terminals
To composite input terminal

To audio input terminals

To S video output terminal
To composite output terminal
To audio output terminals

RGB/VIDEO buttons

Input can be switched by pressing the AV1, AV2, AV3, Input can be switched in the sequence of AV1AV2
AV4, RGB1 or RGB2 buttons of the remote control.
AV3 AV4 RGB1 RGB2 by pressing the INPUT SELECT button of the monitor.

AV1 RGB2

AV2 RGB1

AV3 AV4

Each time the SIZE button of the remote control or the monitor is pressed, the screen display size will change in sequence and the status will be displayed at the bottom of the screen.
During VIDEO signal input (AV1, AV2, AV3) During AV4 signal input

Panoramic 14:9Zoom

4:3 C14:9L

Full Zoom

Auto 14:9Zoom

Zoom C14:9L

The size will fix as Full mode and not change when receiving the component signal of 1080i/50, 1080i/60 or 720p/60.
[Auto] is the mode using the Switch signal from the equipment connected to AV4 terminal included in SCART connector No.8 pin which indicate the picture format of the video source. When Switch signal has not been detected, Default Zoom setting in the Function Menu is used to choose. And during some input mode except AV4, if the Switch signal is detected under the condition that [Auto] is selected for the picture size of AV4, the input mode will automatically transfer to AV4.
Display size selection diagram

When you want to

Play a 4:3 image in a 16:9 screen faithfully. Play a 4:3 image in a 16:9 screen with the height and width of the middle of the screen enlarged on equal scales and with both sides appearing somewhat enlarged. Play a 16:9 VISTA size image in the 4:3 image faithfully reproduced on the 16:9 screen. Play a 4:3 image faithfully in a 16:9 screen in the standard vertical size and horizontally squeezed.* Play a 14:9 image in a 16:9 screen expanded vertically and squeezed horizontally.

Set the display size to

Display screen
Blanking occurs on both sides.

Panoramic

(4:3 signal)
Zoom (Vista) Full (Squeeze) C14 : 9L (14:9 signal) 14 : 9Zoom (14:9 signal)

The 4:3 image is called a letterbox image. In some cases, some slight blanking may remain at the top and bottom. * An image with an aspect ratio of 16:9 shrunk horizontally to 4:3 to display in a 4:3 screen
This mode is provided for the broadcasting program with WSS code-C14:9L.
Play a 14:9 image expanded vertically on the 16:9 screen.
This mode is provided for the broadcasting program with WSS code-14:9Zoom.

Position + 31

Position - 31

Press ATTENTION

Using a wide-screen monitor
This monitor has a screen mode selection feature. If an incompatible screen mode is selected to play certain software, such as a TV program, the image would appear different from the original. Take this into consideration when making screen mode choices. Use of this monitor in its enlarged display mode with the wide feature enabled in coffee shops, hotels and other establishments for commercial or pubic viewing purposes could infringe on the copyright holders right protected by Copyright Law. When a normal 4:3 image is displayed over the entire screen in the Panoramic mode, parts of the periphery of the image may disappear and/or appear distorted in some cases. Use the 4:3 mode to view images, which were created in 4:3 mode. This mode allows 4:3 content to be viewed without picture distortion.
Vertical picture position can be adjusted for [Panoramic], [Zoom] , [C14:9L] and [14:9Zoom] mode as follows. 1. Press SIZE button and SELECT buttons during picture size display. 2. Position display will appear. 3. Adjustment range of each picture size are as shown below. [Panoramic] - 12 to + 12 [Zoom] - 31 to + 31 [C14:9L] and [14:9Zoom] - 16 to + 16 4. When 1080i/50 or 1080i/60 component signal is received, vertical position can be adjusted only one step up. (The range: 0 to +1)
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (continued) Displaying MULTI PICTURE
If the PinP button on the remote control is pressed MULTI PICTURE will display. Activating the P-in-P mode from the RGB input screen Pressing the PinP button one time will display 2 pictures.
This mode can be available from RGB1(DVI-PC) and RGB2(RGB) input. The speaker icon can be shifted up and down by pressing the and SELECT buttons; the audio of the video will be output from the side on which the speaker icon RGB2 is located. AV1 The sub-screen position can be selected up and down by pressing SELECT buttons. The sub-screen can be selected with (Subthe AV1, AV2, AV3, and AV4 buttons screen) from the status that the speaker icon appears on the left side of AV as shown in the diagram to the right. Pressing the PinP button again or the RETURN button will cancel the 2 pictures display. "Frequency Mode" in the Setup Menu should be set to Movie when sub-screen is the component signal of 1080i/50 or 1080i/60.

In multi-picture mode, pressing this button will change the multi-picture mode.

DVD CONTROL

You can use these buttons to operate the selected brand of DVD player. 54
Press this button to turn off the set sound. When press again or the _ volume up button will restore the sound.

PROGRAM SELECT

Press these buttons to select a TV program directly.
Press this button to change the picture to freeze mode. Press it again to return to normal picture.
Press this button can change Picture size.
Pressing this button can indicate the time by On-Screen display when receiving a TV program on the screen including TELETEXT service with the time information.
[Buttons for TELETEXT Mode]

SUBTITLE button

TV button

TEXT button

MENU A/B
COLOUR buttons (RED, GREEN, YELLOW, BLUE)

TEXT / TV+TEXT button

MODE button
PAGE UP / DOWN button SUB PAGE buttons

INDEX button

TV / TEXT button CANCEL button
REVEAL button HOLD button U. N. L. button

TELETEXT FUNCTION

Buttons on Remote Control TEXT TV TV / TEXT TEXT / TV + TEXT MODE INDEX SUB PAGE SUB TITLE CANCEL
Press this to use the TELETEXT services. Press this to return to the TV mode when in the TELETEXT mode. This switches the receiver between the TV mode and the TELETEXT mode. In TELETEXT mode, this button switches between TV+TEXT screen (split) and TELETEXT only. This selects the FASTEXT and FAVOURITE modes. This selects the P100 page. This allows receiving of a sub page. When the button is pressed, S will be displayed at the top left of the screen. Use this to access a subtitle service directly rather than through a TELETEXT service (subject to subtitle service broadcasting). This allows the screen to return to the TV mode temporarily while searching for a required text page. When the required text page has been received, the page number will be displayed at the top left of the screen. Press the CANCEL button again to display the TELETEXT screen. Each of these buttons selects a link page displayed at the lower part of the screen. A FAVOURITE page can also be stored in the memory using one of the colours. It can then retrieve the page stored by pressing the appropriate colour button. To store a FAVOURITE page : press the MODE button ; press a colour button for the FAVOURITE page ; enter the FAVOURITE page number to be stored and press the same colour button again to confirm. Each time this button is pressed, the screen display mode changes through the following.

RED GREEN YELLOW BLUE

U. N. L

normal state

upper half screen enlarged lower half screen enlarged
HOLD REVEAL PAGE UP / DOWN
This holds the page currently being displayed on the screen. Instead of the page number, a " the screen. Press this button again to release the hold state. This allows hidden information (found on some teletext pages) to be displayed on the screen. These buttons increase / decrease the TELETEXT page number.
" indicator appears at the top of
Certain pages do not show linked pages at the bottom of the screen. To display linked pages, press the INDEX button.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Connecting Antenna
Make sure that the power switch of the monitor is turned off.

antenna

Precautions when connecting the antenna
Please use a coaxial cable which is free from interference to connect the antenna. Avoid using a parallel flat feeder wire as interference may occur, causing reception to be unstable and stripe noise to appear on the screen. Avoid using indoor antenna as this may be affected by interference. Please use CATV net or outdoor antenna. Keep the power cord as far away from the antenna wire as possible. If there are noise appearance in the picture of VHF-Low band channel, please use the double-shielded cable (not provided) for RF LEADS to reduce the noise.
The functions of the buttons located on the bottom of the monitor change as shown below:
POWER ON/OFF button INPUT SELECT button

MENU D/N

PROGRAM UP/DOWN buttons
PROGRAM UP/DOWN button ( SELECT button) VOLUME UP/DOWN buttons ( ADJUST buttons) SUB-POWER button ( ) indicates the function while the MENU is displayed on the screen. RGB/VIDEO buttons
Input can be switched by pressing the AV1, AV2, AV3,
AV4, RGB1 or RGB2 buttons of the remote control. And the way to return to a TV channel is as follows:
Pressing INPUT SELECT button at RGB2 input screen. Pressing some PROGRAM SELECT buttons and select a TV channel. Pressing PROGRAM UP/DOWN buttons at the screen without OSD(On-screen display). Input can be switched in the sequence of TV AV1
AV2 AV3 AV4 RGB1 RGB2 by pressing the INPUT SELECT button of the monitor or the remote control. TV RGB2 AV1 AV2 RGB1 AV3 AV4

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PARTS MANUAL

PARTS MANUAL PREFACE

1. The part numbers listed in Parts Manual are those which were assigned to the parts making up the machine at the time machine was originally introduced onto the market.
2. Parts whose numbers are preceded by an asterisk in the Index Column on the List Page are parts to be used in only certain market areas. Therefore ,please check the number in the Area column on the List Page and then compare it with the numbers given in the Area Chart on page II to find out which part number is applicable to your. own areas NOTE: Parts for only certain Market Areas: The part numbers for these parts vary according to market area. In other cases, these parts are used in only restricted areas.
3. The Index Number on the List Page is composed of two numbers and two letters. Generally, only A is used as the first letter of the two letters. However, sometimes B,C,D, varies according to market areas, has two or more part numbers. The second of the two letters represents the modification history of that part.
4. The Area Number is listed in the Area Column for only those parts used in certain market areas. This Area Number represents the ares listed opposite to in the Chart given on Page II. Parts having no Area Number listed in the Area Column can be used in all market areas. 5. In the exploded views in this parts manual parts (Screws & Washes, etc.) which are indicated with a four-digit numbers are listed in numerical order in the section SCREWS AND WASHERS. Please check these four-digit numbers with the part numbers (ten-digit number) which should be used for ordering the part.
6. All parts numbers consist of ten-digit which should all be quoted when ordering a part. The price of parts can be obtained by referring to the Parts Price List which is separately issued.
7. All information contained in this parts manual is subject to change.

PARTS MANUAL AREA CHART

AREA No.

(JAPAN)

2520 2612

120V 220/240V

We recommend that you cross out from your Parts Manuals those parts numbers which do not apply to your area so that no error is made when ordering parts.
THIS PARTS MANUAL IS EFFECTIVE WITH MACHINES SERIALLY NUMBERED

XX2891(PRINTE R)

AND ONWARDS.

PARTS MANUAL CONTENTS

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
HOUSING FRAME PAPER TAKE-UP SECTION I PAPER TAKE-UP SECTION II DRIVE UNIT TRANSPRT SECTION FUSING UNIT 2ND / 3RD CASSETTE UNIT UNIVERSAL CASSETTE CASSETTE DPLEX UNIT WIRING ACCESSORIES AND JIGS SCREWS AND WASHERS

PARTS LIST : 1. HOUSING

INDEX 01AA 02AA 03AA 04AA 05AA 06AA 07AA 08AA 09AA 10AA 11AA 12AA 13AA 14AA 15AA 16AA 17AA 18AA 19AA 20AA *21A *21B 22AA 23AA 26AA 27AA 28AA 29AA 30AA 31AA 32AA 33AA 34AA 35AA 37AA
ITEM # 0993-1001-02 0993-3222-01 0993-3220-01 0993-3221-01 0993-1010-03 0993-3214-01 0993-1015-01 0993-3213-01 0993-3203-01 0993-3204-01 0993-1003-01 0993-1020-02 0993-1014-01 1200-1521-02 0993-2017-01 0993-1016-02 0993-2009-01 0993-1021-01 0993-1024-02 0993-1005-01 A0993-1039-01 A0993-1029-01 0993-1002-02 0993-2304-01 0993-1006-01 0993-3208-01 0993-3209-01 0993-3210-01 0993-3205-01 0993-3211-01 0993-3206-01 1100-1212-04 0993-1011-01 0993-0754-01 0993-6823-01
PART NAME TOP COVER SHAFT ROLL HOLDER REAR COVER GROUND PLATE REINFORCE PLATE NEUTRALIZING BRUSH ROLLER BUSHING LEFT COVER COVER TORSION SPRING WASHER LOCK LEVER LEVER TENSION SPRING LEVER FRONT COVER TRAY FRONT COVER-RT FRONT COVER-RT RIGHT COVER COVER TRAY GEAR 14T GEAR 39T GEAR 26T PRESSURE SPRING GEAR 17T LEVER SHOULDER SCREW ACTUATOR GEAR ASSY HARNESS

(DISCRIPTION)

ITEM #

PART NAME

Minolta PageWorks 20 PARTS MANUAL

PARTS LIST : 2. FRAME

INDEX 01AA 02AA 03AA *04A *04B 05AA 06AA 07AA 08AA 09AA 10AA 11AA 12AA 13AA 14AA 15AA 16AA 17AA 18AA 19AA 20AA 22AA 23AA 24AA 25AA 26AA 27AA 29AA 30AA 31AA 32AA 33AA 34AA 35AA 36AA 37AA 38AA 39AA 40AA 41AA 42AA

ITEM # 0993-1017-01 0993-2004-02 0993-6104-01 A9381-4310-31 A9381-4310-71 9383-5920-13 0993-6801-01 0993-2012-01 0993-2013-01 0993-2014-01 0993-2016-01 0993-2015-02 0993-6303-01 0993-2003-02 0993-6802-02 0993-6103-01 0993-2001-02 0978-2067-01 0993-6835-01 0993-2002-01 1200-1521-02 0993-2301-01 0993-2302-01 0993-2042-02 0993-2044-01 0993-2043-02 0993-2331-01 0993-2334-01 0993-2335-01 0993-0113-01 0993-1013-01 0993-1012-01 0993-1018-01 0993-1019-01 0993-6017-01 0993-2311-12 1050-4805-01 9326-1410-31 0993-6755-01 0993-6754-01 0993-6752-01
PART NAME COVER REAR FRAME FAN MOTOR POWER CORD POWER CORD SOCKET HARNESS LEVER TENSION SPRING STOPPER HOLDER TORSION SPRING SWITCH LEFT FRAME HARNESS FAN MOTOR BASE PLATE SHOULDER SCREW HARNESS RIGHT FRAME WASHER SHIELD PLATE REAR FRAME-RT DUCT-RT SEAL DUCT-LFT COVER BRACKET COVER PWB-CONTROLLER PANEL SHEET PANEL COVER KEY TOP SHIELD SHEET PWB-PANEL SHIELD PLATE EDGE COVER FERRITE CORE SHEET SHEET SHEET
PARTS LIST : 3. PAPER TAKE-UP SECTION 1
INDEX 01AA 02AA 03AA 04AA 05AA 06AA 07AA 08AA 09AA 10AA 11AA 12AA 13AA 14AA 15AA 16AA 17AA 18AA 19AA 20AA 21AA 22AA 23AA 24AA 25AA 26AA 27AA 28AA 29AA 30AA 31AA 32AA 33AA 34AA 35AA 36AA 37AA 38AA 39AA *40A 41AA *42A
ITEM # 9331-2310-21 0957-2320-01 0993-2533-01 0993-2531-02 0993-2518-01 0993-2517-01 0993-2525-01 0993-2516-01 0993-2538-01 0993-2537-01 0993-2540-01 0993-2539-01 0993-0203-13 0993-2005-01 0993-2022-01 0993-2021-01 0993-2024-01 0993-2025-01 0993-2023-01 0993-2034-02 0993-2026-01 0993-2020-02 0993-3016-01 0993-0752-01 0993-3036-02 0957-3104-01 0993-3003-03 0993-3030-02 0993-3033-01 0993-3032-01 0993-3029-02 0993-6805-02 0993-0114-01 0993-2530-01 0993-6818-01 0993-0755-02 0993-0361-02 4157-3615-01 9326-1010-31 A9326-1410-31 1052-7257-01 A9326-1410-81
PART NAME MICROSWITCH BRACKET TORSION SPRING TENSION SPRING STUD GEAR 29/60T PLATE GEAR 24T STUD PLATE GEAR 18/23T TENSION SPRING AXLE PLATE FRAME TERMINAL TERMINAL TERMINAL TERMINAL TERMINAL TORSION SPRING GUIDE GUIDE PRESSURE SPRING LIFTING PLATE RACK GEAR GEAR 14T GUIDE GUIDE-LFT REGULATOR REGULATOR GUIDE-RT HARNESS PW BOARD-A HOLD PLATE HARNESS DOCKING PLATE ASSY PAPER GUIDE ASSY SHOULDER SCREW FERRITE CORE FERRITE CORE LABEL YELLOW FERRITE CORE

(DISCRIPTION) (S2)

(PWB-A)

QTY 1 1

INDEX *43A 44AA
ITEM # PART NAME A9326-1010-31 FERRITE CORE 0993-3058-01 LABEL SIZE

AREA 2612

2612 2612
PARTS LIST : 4. PAPER TAKE-UP SECTION 2

INDEX 01AA 02AA 03AA 04AA 05AA 06AA 07AA 08AA 09AA 10AA 11AA 12AA 13AA 14AA 15AA 16AA 17AA 18AA 19AA 20AA 21AA 22AA 23AA 24AA 25AA 26AA 27AA 28AA 29AA 30AA 31AA 32AA 33AA 34AA 36AA
ITEM # 0993-3510-01 0993-3520-01 0993-3518-01 0993-3511-01 0993-3508-01 0993-3504-01 0993-3509-01 0993-3512-01 0993-3503-01 0993-3035-01 0993-3018-01 0993-3023-01 0993-3002-01 0993-3028-02 0993-3009-01 0993-3024-01 0957-3040-01 0993-3008-01 0993-3006-01 0993-3020-02 0993-3501-05 0993-3001-01 0993-3010-01 0993-3039-01 0957-3015-01 0993-3022-01 0993-3014-02 0993-3013-01 0993-3021-02 0993-3017-02 0993-0751-01 0993-3521-01 0993-0411-01 0993-0401-02 0993-3523-01
PART NAME GEAR 25T BUSHING TENSION SPRING BUSHING ROLLER GUIDE ROLLER GROUND PLATE GUIDE SET PLATE PRESSURE SPRING SUPPORT ROLLER GUIDE BUSHING PLATE SPRING PIN CAM ROLL SHAFT GUIDE ROLLER GEAR 45/47T CLUTCH SPRING RATCHET BOSS GEAR 20T BUSHING JOINT PRESSURE SPRING SEPARATOR COVER PAPER TRANSPORT UNI PAPER TAKE-UP UNIT SHEET

PAPER TAKE-UP

PARTS LIST : 5. DRIVE UNIT
INDEX 01AA 02AA 03AA 04AA 05AA 06AA 07AA 08AA 09AA 10AA 11AA 12AA 13AA 14AA 15AA 16AA 17AA 18AA 19AA 20AA 21AA 22AA 23AA 24AA 25AA 26AA 27AA 28AA 29AA 31AA
ITEM # 0993-2523-01 0993-2521-01 0993-2529-01 0993-2515-01 0993-2519-01 0993-2508-01 0993-2547-01 0993-2503-01 0993-2510-01 0993-2511-01 0993-2514-01 0993-6205-01 0993-2512-01 0993-2504-01 0993-2546-01 0993-2524-01 0993-2501-13 0993-2513-01 0993-2507-01 0993-0202-01 0993-2536-01 0993-6204-02 0993-6101-01 0993-0201-01 0993-0151-01 0993-2026-01 0993-2035-01 0993-2040-01 0993-6808-02 1052-7257-01
PART NAME BUSHING COVER STUD GEAR 38T GEAR 22/31T GEAR 33T GEAR 18/39T GEAR 17/75T GEAR 27/63T GEAR 33/34T GEAR 25/31T CLUTCH GEAR 15/21T GEAR 16/70T GEAR 23/60T BUSHING COVER GEAR 44T GEAR 19/20T BRACKET GROUND PLATE SOLENOID MOTOR BRACKET GEAR 77T GUIDE TORSION SPRING BRACKET HARNESS LABEL YELLOW

(SL1) (M1)

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PARTS LIST : 6. TRANSPORT SECTION
INDEX 01AA 02AA 03AA 04AA 05AA 06AA 07AA 08AA 09AA *10A *10B 11AA *12A *12B 13AA 14AA 15AA 16AA 17AA 18AA 19AA 20AA 21AA 22AA 23AA 24AA 25AA 28AA *30A 32AA *33A
ITEM # 0993-0331-04 0993-6208-01 0993-3513-01 0993-3514-01 0993-3515-01 0993-3516-01 0993-3517-01 0993-3502-01 0993-2038-01 A0993-0539-01 A0993-0537-01 0993-2018-01 A0993-6206-01 A0993-6207-01 0993-2041-01 0993-0107-01 0993-3027-01 0993-2030-01 0993-2033-01 0993-2930-03 9335-1410-31 0993-4111-01 0993-4115-01 0993-3506-12 0993-3505-02 0993-3507-01 0993-6817-01 0993-6820-02 A0953-7409-01 0993-2309-01 A0993-2308-01
PART NAME TRANSFER UNIT PWB-HV TERMINAL TERMINAL TERMINAL TERMINAL TERMINAL GUIDE BRACKET PRINT HEAD UNIT PRINT HEAD UNIT MOUNTING PLATE PWB-PU PWB-PU(WITH IC) SHEET PW BOARD-G(WITH IC) ACTUATOR HOLDER COVER COVER PHOTO INTERRUPTER GROUND PLATE TERMINAL ACTUATOR ACTUATOR TORSION SPRING HARNESS HARNESS LABEL COVER COVER

(DISCRIPTION) (PWB-F)

(PWB-E) (PWB-E) (PWB-G)

2520 2520

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PARTS LIST : 7. FUSING UNIT
INDEX *01A *01B 02AA 04AA 05AA 06AA 07AA 08AA 09AA 10AA 11AA 12AA 13AA 14AA 15AA 16AA 17AA 18AA 19AA 20AA 21AA 22AA 23AA *24A *24B 25AA 26AA 27AA 28AA 29AA 30AA 31AA 32AA 33AA 34AA 35AA 36AA 37AA 38AA 39AA 40AA 41AA
ITEM # A0993-0343-04 A0993-0345-04 0993-3216-02 0993-5529-01 0993-5512-01 0993-5537-12 0993-5533-01 0993-5524-01 0993-0105-01 0993-5543-01 0993-5532-13 0993-6809-01 9335-1410-31 0993-5516-01 0972-5519-01 0993-5505-15 0993-5521-01 0993-5535-01 0993-5520-01 0993-5534-01 0993-5502-01 0993-5504-01 0993-6702-01 A0993-6502-01 A0993-6503-01 0993-5501-01 0993-5522-01 0993-5538-01 0993-6804-01 0993-5514-01 0993-5530-01 0993-5515-01 0978-6701-02 0993-5519-01 0993-5550-01 0993-5513-01 0993-5507-02 0993-5536-01 0993-5523-01 0993-5518-01 0957-5527-02 0993-5542-02
PART NAME FUSING UNIT FUSING UNIT GUIDE C-RING GEAR 39T BUSHING BUSHING GEAR 15T PW BOARD-R(NO IC) TERMINAL TERMINAL HARNESS PHOTO INTERRUPTER ACTUATOR TORSION SPRING FRAME-RR PRESSURE SPRING BUSHING COVER BUSHING FUSING ROLLER-LWR FRAME-FNT THERMISTOR TUBE LAMP TUBE LAMP FUSING ROLLER-UPR SHEET SHOULDER SCREW HARNESS TERMINAL PRESSURE SPRING TERMINAL THERMOSTAT COVER-RT SHEET TERMINAL HOLDER REINFORCE PLATE TENSION SPRING SEPARATOR SEPARATOR ROLL STOPPER

(PWB-R)

(TH1) (H1) (H1)

QTY 6 6

AREA 2520 2612

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PARTS LIST : 8. 2ND / 3RD BIN UNIT
INDEX 01AA 02AA 03AA 04AA 05AA 06AA 07AA 08AA 09AA 10AA 11AA 12AA 13AA 14AA 15AA 17AA 17BA 18AA 19AA 20AA 21AA 22AA 23AA 24AA 25AA 26AA 27AA 28AA 29AA 30AA 31AA 32AA 33AA 34AA 35AA 37AA
ITEM # 4156-3801-03 4156-3805-02 0933-3840-02 4156-3808-02 4156-3807-12 0933-3839-02 4156-3820-01 4156-3806-01 4156-3826-01 4156-3802-01 4156-3810-01 4156-3804-02 4156-3803-13 4156-3825-01 0933-0151-01 4156-0201-01 4156-0202-01 4156-3817-14 4156-0102-01 0928-3018-23 0933-3834-02 0928-3017-02 4156-3814-01 4156-3823-01 4156-3818-01 4156-3815-01 9321-2310-32 4156-3813-01 4156-3838-01 0978-2067-01 4156-3828-01 4156-6802-01 4156-3830-01 41563831-01 4156-3834-01 0993-6756-01
PART NAME BASE ACTUATOR ROLL SHAFT MOUNT PRESSURE SPRING COVER GUIDE RUBBER FOOT REINFORCE PLATE BUSHING ROLLER SHAFT ROLLER ROLLER FRAME FRAME ACTUATOR PW BOARD-C COLLAR CLUTCH SPRING RATCHET GEAR 34T GROUND PLATE GEAR 24T GEAR 17T SOLENOID GEAR 30/36T BUSHING SHOULDER SCREW REINFORCE PLATE HARNESS PRESSURE SPRING COVER SEAL SHEET

2ND BIN 3RD BIN (PWB-C)

2ND BIN (SL2/3)

2ND BIN

QTY 2 1

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PARTS LIST : 9. UNIVERSAL CASSETTE UNIT
INDEX 01AA 02AA 03AA 04AA 05AA 06AA 07AA 08AA 09AA 10AA 11AA 12AA 13AA 14AA 15AA 16AA 17AA 18AA 19AA 20AA 21AA 22AA 23AA 24AA
ITEM # 4156-3921-01 4156-3907-02 4156-3903-04 4156-3916-01 4156-3917-01 4156-0751-01 4156-3904-03 4156-3908-02 4156-3919-01 4156-3901-03 4156-3920-02 4156-3913-01 4156-3909-01 4156-3910-02 4156-3915-01 4156-3914-01 4156-3911-01 4156-3918-03 4156-3912-01 4156-3906-03 4156-3922-01 4156-7301-01 4156-3927-01 4156-3928-01
PART NAME COVER-RT PAWL GUIDE-RT REGULATOR PRESSURE SPRING LIFTING PLATE GUIDE-LFT PAWL COVER-LFT CASSETTE BODY GROUND PLATE GEAR 14T RACK GEAR DETECTING PLATE COVER LID RACK GEAR COVER REGULATING PLATE LOCK LEVER REGULATOR LABEL LABEL SIZE LABEL SIZE

METRIC INCH

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PARTS LIST : 10. CASSETTE
INDEX 01AA 02AA 03AA 04AA 05AA 06AA 07AA 08AA 09AA 10AA 11AA 12AA 13AA 14AA 15AA 16AA
ITEM # 4156-0752-01 0933-3907-01 4156-3714-01 4156-3704-01 4156-3708-02 4156-3706-01 4156-3701-04 4156-3709-13 4156-3710-02 4156-3703-01 4156-3707-02 4156-3722-12 4156-3712-02 4156-3713-02 4156-3715-12 4156-7302-01
PART NAME LIFTING PLATE PRESSURE SPRING PRESSURE SPRING REGULATING PLATE PAWL STOPPER CASSETTE BODY REGULATING PLATE DETECTING PLATE REGULATING PLATE PAWL GUIDE LOCK LEVER LOCK LEVER REGULATOR LABEL

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Minolat PageWorks 20 PARTS MANUAL
PARTS LIST : 11. DUPLEX UNIT
INDEX 01AA 02AA 03AA 04AA 05AA 06AA 07AA 08AA 09AA 10AA 11AA 12AA 13AA 14AA 15AA 16AA 17AA 18AA 19AA 20AA 21AA 22AA 23AA 24AA 25AA 26AA 27AA 28AA 29AA 30AA 31AA 32AA 33AA 34AA 35AA 36AA 37AA 38AA 39AA 40AA 41AA 42AA
ITEM # 4157-3604-03 4157-3611-02 4157-3614-01 4157-3612-01 4157-3609-02 4157-3602-01 4157-3606-01 4157-3605-02 4157-3615-01 4157-3603-03 4157-3608-01 4157-3634-01 4157-3613-02 4157-3601-02 4157-6301-01 4157-3607-01 4157-3619-01 4157-3638-01 4157-3633-02 4157-3632-01 0928-1018-01 4157-3622-01 4157-3627-01 4157-3636-02 4157-3631-01 4157-6101-01 4157-0101-02 4157-3635-02 4157-0201-01 4157-3625-01 4157-0202-01 4157-3628-02 4157-3621-01 4157-3623-01 4157-3641-01 4157-3610-01 4157-6802-01 4157-3618-01 4157-6803-02 4157-3617-01 4157-3620-01 4157-3640-01
PART NAME COVER ROLLER ROLL SPRING STOPPER COVER PRESSURE SPRING COVER SHOULDER SCREW COVER SHOULDER SCREW GROUND PLATE BUSHING BASE SWITCH COVER PRESSURE SPRING BRACKET TORSION SPRING ACTUATOR SHOULDER SCREW GEAR 20/43T GEAR 46T HEAT-SINK HEAT-SINK MOTOR PW BOARD-B(WITH IC) GROUND PLATE HEAT-SINK GEAR 11/38T GEAR 22T TENSION SPRING GEAR 20T GEAR 37T HOOK PRESSURE SPRING HARNESS NEUTRALIZING BRUSH HARNESS BRACKET GEAR 37T SEAL

(M5/6) (PWB-B)

INDEX 43AA 44AA
ITEM # 4157-3616-01 0807-7121-01
PART NAME GROUND PLATE LABEL

QTY 1 4

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12. WIRING ACCESSORIES AND JIGS

ILLUSTRATION 01

INDEX 01AA 01BA 01CA 01DA 02AA 03AA 03BA
ITEM # 9384-1120-41 9384-1310-81 9384-1900-64 9384-1900-65 9384-2600-11 9384-2800-36 9384-2010-21
PART NAME WIRING SADDLE 19.0H WIRING SADDLE 6.4H WIRING SADDLE 13.0H WIRING SADDLE 18.0H EDGE COVER 26H EDGE COVER 15H EDGE COVER 8.5H

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13. SCREWS AND WASHERS

INDEX 0508

ITEM # 9752201050 PIN

ILLUSTRATION

INDEX 4013

ITEM # 9743030613

PART NAME TAPPING SCREW

9642040821

9770030613

TAPPING SCREW

1312 1318

9646031613 9646040813

SCREW SCREW SCREW SCREW

9712040013

WASHER

9732030813

9733-0310-13 9733-0408-13 9733-0330-13
TAPPING SCREW TAPPING SCREW TAPPING SCREW

9721060001

RETAINING RING RETAINING RING RETAINING RING RETAINING RING RETAINING RING

3519 3541

9735031213 9735030814
TAPPING SCREW TAPPING SCREW TAPPING SCREW TAPPING SCREW TAPPING SCREW TAPPING SCREW

3709 3714

9739031013 9739031213

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