Sony ICF-C360 User manual

ICF-C:360/C360L

ERVICE

MANUAL

PHOTO

:

ICF-C360

AEP

Model

ICF-C360/C360L

UK

Model

ICF-C360L

PHOTO

:

ICF-C360L

DREAM

MACHINE

SPECIFICATIONS

Time

display:

UK

Model

:

12-hour

system

EXCEPT

UK

Model

:

24-hour

system

Frequency

range:

Italian

Model

=

AM

526.5

1,606.5

kHz

87.6

—

87.6

—

FM

;

107.5

MHz

107.5

MHz

EXCEP

Model

(MW)

1,602

kHz

1,602

kHz

(MW)

*

:

ICF-C360L

only

Intermediate

frequency:

FM:

10.7

MHz,

AM:

455

kHz

Speaker:

Approx.

6.6

cm

(2

5/8

inches)

dia.

Power

output:

90

mW

(at

10%

harmonic

distortion)

Power

requirements:

UK

Model

:

240V

AC,

50Hz

EXCEPT

UK

Model

:

220-230V

AC,

50Hz

For

power

backup:

9

V

DC,

one

6F22

battery

Battery

life:

Approx.

35

hours

using

the

Sony

S-006P(U)

battery

Dimensions:

Approx.

210.5

x

60

x

172

mm

(w/h/d)

(8

3/8

x

2

3/8

x

6

7/8

inches)

incl.

projecting

parts

and

controls

Mass:

Approx.

650

g

(1lb

7

02)

not

incl.

battery

Design

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

SAFETY-RELATED

COMPONENT

WARNING!!

COMPONENTS

IDENTIFIED

BY

MARK

A\

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.

IGF-C360

:

FM/AM

CLOCK

RADIO

ICF-C360L

:

FM/MW/LW

CLOCK

RADIO

SONY.

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Features

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Section

Title

Page

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time

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models

other

than

the

North

American

modei,

the

power

backup

is

1.

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only

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the

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SECTION

1

This

section

is

extracted

from

GENERAL

instruction

manual.

1-1.

LOCATION

OF

CONTROLS

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SET

ALARM

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wire

antenna

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(not

supplied

with

North

American

model)

Antenne

fil

FM

(non

fournie

avec

le

modele

pour

Amérique

du

Nord)

ICF-C360

BAND

AM

FM

TUNING

VOL

cette

TUNING

VOL

eet

ICF-C360L

BAND

LW

MW

FM

Installing

the

Battery

To

keep

good

time,

your

Dream

Machine

needs

one

6F22

battery

(not

supplied),

in

addition

to

house

current.

The

battery

keeps

the

clock

operating

in

the

event

of

a

power

interruption.

Before

setting

the

time

on

your

Dream

Machine,

open

the

lid

at

the

bottom

of

the

unit,

install

the

battery

with

correct

polarity

and

then

close

the

lid.

+

After

a

power

interruption,

the

displayed

time

may

not

be

always

correct

(It

may

gain

or

lose

about

10

minutes

per

hour).

Knowing

When

To

Replace

the

Battery

To

check

battery

power,

unplug

the

power

cord

from

the

wall

outlet

and

plug

it

in

again

after

a

few

minutes.

If

the

displayed

time

is

incorrect,

replace

the

battery

with

a

new

one.

Setting

the

Clock

and

the

Date

Setting

the

Clock

1.

Plug

in

the

unit.

The

display

will

flash

“AM

12:00"

or

“0:00”.

2.

While

holding

down

CLOCK,

press

either

+

or

—

under

TIME

SET

till

the

correct

time

appears

in

the

display.

When

you

release

CLOCK,

the

clock

begins

to

operate.

*

The

clock

system

varies

depending

on

the

model

you

own.

12-hour

system:

“AM

12:00"=

midnight

24-hour

system:

“0:00"=

midnight

*

To

set

the

current

time

rapidly,

keep

pressing

the

+

or

—

button

while

holding

down

CLOCK.

Setting

the

Date

1.

While

holding

down

SNOOZE/DATE/

SLEEP

OFF,

press

either

+

or

—

under

TIME

SET

till

the

correct

date

appears

in

the

display.

Then,

release

SNOOZE/

DATE/SLEEP

OFF.

To

display

the

date,

press

SNOOZE/DATE/

SLEEP

OFF.

The

display

returns

to

the

current

time

when

you

release

SNOOZE/DATE/SLEEP

OFF.

Operating

the

Radio

1.

Press

RADIO

ON/SLEEP

to

turn

on

the

radio

and

adjust

VOL

(volume).

2.

Select

FM,

AM

(MW),

or

LW,

and

tune

in

a

Station

using

the

TUNING

dial.

*

To

turn

off

the

radio,

press

RADIO

OFF/ALARM

RESET/OFF.

+

To

improve

radio

reception

FM:

Extend

the

FM

wire

antenna

fully

to

improve

reception.

(For

North

American

model,

the

FM

antenna

is

encased

in

the

AC

power

cord.)

AM(MW)/LW:

Rotate

the

unit

horizontally

for

optimum

reception.

A

ferrite

bar

antenna

is

built

into

the

unit.

;

Setting

the

Alarm

To

set

the

radio

alarm,

first

tune

in

a

station

and

adjust

the

volume.

1.

While

holding

down

ALARM

A

RADIO

(for

the

radio)

or

B

BUZZER

(for

the

buzzer),

press

either

+

or

—

under

TIME

SET

till

the

desired

time

appears

in

the

display.

When

you

release

ALARM

A

or

B,

the

ALARM

A

or

B

indicator

stops

flashing

and

lights

up,

and

the

current

time

appears

in

the

display.

The

alarm

will

come

on

at

the

preset

time

and

automatically

turn

itself

off

after

59

minutes.

°

If

you

set

ALARM

A

and

ALARM

B

at

the

same

desired

time,

only

ALARM

A

will

work.

To

shut

off

the

alarm,

press

RADIO

OFF/

ALARM

RESET/OFF.

The

alarm

will

come

on

at

the

preset

time

the

To

cancel

either

alarm,

while

holding

down

ALARM

A

or

ALARM

B,

press

RADIO

OFF/

ALARM

RESET/OFF.

To

doze

for

a

few

more

minutes,

press

SNOOZE/DATE/SLEEP

OFF.

The

alarm

will

shut

off,

but

will

come

on

again

after

about

6

minutes.

You

can

repeat

this

process

as

many

times

as

you

like.

To

adjust

the

radio

alarm

volume,

turn

VOL.

To

check

the

preset

time,

press

ALARM

A

or

B.

e

Setting

the

Sleep

Timer

Enjoy

falling

asleep

to

the

radio

using

the

built-in

sleep

timer

that

shuts

off

the

radio

automatically

at

a

preset

time.

1.

Press

RADIO

ON/SLEEP.

The

radio

turns

on.

It

will

go

off

after

the

preset

time

has

passed.

You

can

set

the

sleep

timer

of

90,

60,

45,

30

or

15

minutes.

Every

push

changes

the

display

as

follows.

Current

time

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90

=»

60

Li5

+30

+

45

The

radio

will

play

for

the

time

you

set,

then

shut

off.

+

To

turn

off

the

radio

before

the

preset

time,

press

SNOOZE/DATE/SLEEP

OFF.

SECTION

2

DIAL

POINTER

SETTING

DIAL

POINTER

SETTING

Pointer

Fit

the

gear

part

of

pointer

to

cabinet

groove.

Move

pointer

in

the

direction

of

arrow

fully.

Instoll

the

gear

part

of

stopper

and

the

gear

part

of

pointer

as

show

in

the

drawing

@.

Make

sure

to

fit

the

stopper

to

the

cabinet

hole.

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Stopper

Lower

cabinet

Tuning

knob

SECTION

3

ELECTRICAL

ADJUSTMENTS

ICF-C360

Setting

:

BAND

switch

:

AM

Volume

(RV1)

:

MIN

AM

RFF

signal

habit

Seld

Put

the

lead-wire

wW

antenna

close

to

the

set.

(a

30%

amplitude

modulation

by

400Hz

signal.

Output

level

:

as

low

as

possible

Setting

:

BAND

switch

:

FM

Volume

(RV1)

:

MIN

FM

RF

signal

generator

antenna

input

terminal

+

22.5kHz

frequency

deviation

by

400Hz

signal.

Output

level:

as

low

as

possible

Speaker

terminal

@

Repeat

the

procedures

in

each

adjustment

several

times,

and

the

frequency

coverage

and

tracking

adjustments

should

be

finally

done

by

the

trimmer

capacitors.

Adjustment

Location

:

[MAIN

BOARD

]

—

Component

side

—

T1

:

AM

IF

Alignment

(

):

Italian

Model

AM

IF

ALIGNMENT

Adjust

for

a

maximum

reading

on

VTVM.

455kHz

FM

FREQUENCY

COVERAGE

ADJUSTMENT

Adjust

for

a

maximum

reading

on

VTVM.

87.35MHz

108.05MHz

(108.25MHz)

FM

TRACKING

ADJUSTMENT

Adjust

for

a

maximum

reading

on

VTVM.

87.35MHz

108.05MHz_(108.25MHz)

L4

:

FM

Tracking

Adjustment

L3

:

AM

Tracking

Adjustment

CT2

:

FM

Tracking

Adjustment

CT1

:

AM

Tracking

Adjustment

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Frequency

coverage

Adjustment

FM

Frequency

coverage

Adjustment

—

5

—

ICF-C360L

Setting

:

BAND

switch

:

AM

(MW/LW)

Volume

(RV1)

:

MIN

AM

FF

signal

generator

Put

the

lead-wire

Td

antenna

close

to

the

set.

CI

30%

amplitude

modulation

by

400Hz

signal.

Output

level

:

as

low

as

possible

Setting

:

BAND

switch

:

FM

Volume

(RV1):

MIN

FM

PF

signal

generator

antenna

input

terminal

+

22.5kHz

frequency

deviation

by

400Hz

signal.

Output

level

:

as

low

as

possible

8Q

Speaker

terminal

@

Repeat

the

procedures

in

each

adjustment

several

times,

and

the

frequency

coverage

and

tracking

adjustments

should

be

finally

done

by

the

trimmer

capacitors.

Adjustment

Location

:

[MAIN

BOARD

]

—

Component

side

—

Tl:

AM

IF

Alignment

CT3

:

FM

Frequency

coverage

Adjustment

AM

(MW/LW)

IF

ALIGNMENT

MW

FREQUENCY

COVERAGE

ADJUSTMENT

Adjust

for

a

maximum

reading

on

VTVM.

MW

TRACKING

ADJUSTMENT

Adjust

for

a

maximum

reading

on

VTVM.

680kHz

1,320kHz

LW

FREQUENCY

COVERAGE

ADJUSTMENT

Adjust

for

a

maximum

reading

on

VIVM.

14SkE2

26kbiz

L3-2

:

LW

Tracking

Adjustment

CTS

:

LW

Tracking

Adjustment

CT2

:

FM

Tracking

Adjustment

CTI

:

MW

Tracking

Adjustment

CT4

:

MW

Frequency

coverage

Adjustment

CT6

:

LW

Frequency

coverage

Adjustment

L3-1

:

MW

Tracking

Adjustment

L6

:

MW

Frequency

coverage

Adjustment

L5

:

FM

Frequency

coverage

Adjustment

—

§

—

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——————

-

All

capacitors

are

in

F

unless

otherwise

noted.

pF:

uu

F

SOWV

or

less

are

not

indicated

except

for

electrolytics

and

L

+

tantalums.

r

\

*

All

resistors

are

in

Q

and

%4W

or

less

unless

otherwise

2

specified.

oe

im

+

%

:

indicates

tolerance.

”

R30

R3I

*

A:

internal

component.

rea

2

8

=

.

‘

H

pesaai

ee

ay

gS

3

Note

:

The

components

identified

by

mark

/A\

or

dotted

Ql

croc

eee

eR

Ey

rROL

2

ek

=

==

05.6

Pr

A

line

with

mark

[\

are

critical

for

safety.

2SA933

’

a

@

4

=

F

i

POWER

Replace

only

with

part

number

specified.

is

BUFFER

24)—(22)—-@3)

(25)

29) 30)

issl45

_TRANSFORMER

:

27

82

Bike

oe

7

2S¢1740

~

SM.

B+

Line

SELECT

12

D3

R25

R28

S

04

Ra

1SS133

ie

1M

52

egy

|

1

S

o—?

*

Voltage

and

waveforms

are

dc

with

respect

to

ground

under

1.3

2SC1740

Tk

(LED

TESTS

=

no-signal

(

detuned

)

conditions.

(0)

MUTE

{

D8

te

2

on

=

I

ea

y

wis?

$5

1SS133

S

(|

aC

no

mark

:

FM

cTé6

1600

u

c40

>

MW

os

100K

3

Qa

at

,

cao

a

(

)

=

ie

cls

Si-1

0.1

(+)

1)

RV!

R7

eu

R26

=

© e

(( »)

.

LW

/

Biko

3p

(0.6)

S

iS

90K

22k

.

100k

S

;

:

i

ae

ey

|,

a

flakes

*

Voltages

are

taken

with

a

VOM

(

Input

impedance

10M

Q

).

peter

eee

eae

TTcvi-4

14

l=

100k

+)

cig

RI4

es

c}-

.

2eeee2

Voltage

variations

may

be

noted

due

to

normal

production

7

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ehego|

18%

ast

sev

—

5

sf

t<

ORY

BATTERY

tolerances.

20

iia

id

:

ied

:

i

0

1$$133

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DESGNATION

‘

J

y

O,

180k

(

bess

)

Signal

path.

oS.

Q5

D9

IN4002

o>

:FM

63

S

ae:

é

Lo

ae

*

ae

l

poccun

on

B+

*

:

printed

pattern

functions

as

a

kind

of

coil.

=

d

12

—

13

—

NOTE:

@®

-XX,

-X

mean

standardized

parts,

so

they

may

have

some

difference

from

the

original

one.

@

The

construction

parts

of

an

assembled

part

are

indicated

with

a

collation

number

in

the

remark

column.

@

Color

indication

of

Appearance

Parts

Example

:

KNOB,

BALANCE

(WHITE)

(RED)

Ref.

No.

om

CO Do

Fe

mom

oe

SECTION

5

EXPLODED

VIEW

supplied.

Parts

color

Cabinet’s

color

Part

No.

Description

Remark

3-904-446-01

POINTER

3-368-852-01

FOOT

3-904-444-01

WINDOW

3-904~445-01

PLATE,

BACK

(ICF-C360)

3-904-445-21

PLATE,

BACK

(ICF-C360L:

AEP)

3~904-445-31

PLATE,

BACK

(ICF~C360L:UK)

X-3367-061-1

CABINET

(UPPER)

ASSY

(ICF~C360)

(WHITE)

X-3367-061-2

CABINET

(UPPER)

ASSY

(ICF-C360)

(BLACK)

X-3367-061-3

CABINET

(UPPER)

ASSY

(ICF-C360L)

(WHITE)

X-3367-061-4

CABINET

(UPPER)

ASSY

(ICF-C360L)

(BLACK)

1-555-795-00

CORD,

POWER

(EXCEPT

UK)

1-696-572-21

CORD,

POWER

(UK)

A-3661-801-A

MAIN

(HAND)

BOARD,

COMPLETE

(ICF-C360)

A~3661-804-A

MAIN

(HAND)

BOARD,

COMPLETE

(ICF-C360L:

AEP)

A-3661-805-A

MAIN

(HAND)

BOARD,

COMPLETE

(ICF-C360L:

UK)

3-369-138-01

KNOB

(TUNING)

@

Items

marked

“

*

”are

not

stocked

since

they

are

seldom

required

for

routine

service.

Some

delay

should

be

antici-

pated

when

ordering

these

items.

@

The

mechanical

parts

with

no

reference

number

in

the

exploded

views

are

not

Part

No.

The

components

identified

by

mark

or

dotted

line

with

mark

are

critical

for

safety.

Replace

only

with

part

number

specified.

@

Hardware

(

#

mark)list

is

given

in

the

last

of

this

parts

list.

Description

Remark

3-369-133-01

TERMINAL

(B),

BATTERY

3-369-132-01

TERMINAL

(A),

BATTERY

3-369-134-01

KNOB

(VOLUME)

3-904-447-01

KNOB

(BAND)

3-369-135-01

LID,

BATTERY

CASE

3-904-442-01

CABINET

(LOWER) (WHITE)

(ICF~C360L:UK)

3-904-442-11

CABINET

(LOWER)

(GRAY)

(ICF-C360L:UK)

3-904-442-21

CABINET

(LOWER)

(WHITE)

(ICF-C360)

3-904-442-31

CABINET

(LOWER)

(GRAY)

(ICF-C360)

3-904-442-41

CABINET

(LOWER)

(WHITE)

(ICF-C360L:

AEP)

3-904-442-51

CABINET

(LOWER)

(BLACK)

(ICF-C360L:AEP)

1-696-939-11

CORD,

CONNECTION

(18

CORE)

1-810-026-21

LED

SL~1994-55T

(TIMER

DISPLAY)

1-503-082-00

SPEAKER

1-449-940-11

TRANSFORMER,

POWER

1-535-771-11

TERMINAL

1-535-771-11

TERMINAL

NOTE

:

@

Due

to

standardization,

replacements

in

the

parts

list

may

be

different

from

the

parts

specified

in

the

diagrams

or

the

@

-XX,

-X

mean

standardized

parts,

so

they

may

have

some

difference

from

Ref.No.

Part

No.

x

components

used

on

the

set.

the

original

one.

®

RESISTORS

All

resistors

are

in

ohms

METAL:

Metal-film

resistor

METAL

OXIDE:

Metal

oxide-film

resistor

F

:

nonflammable

Cl

C2

C3

C5

C6

CT

C8

C9

C10

Cll

C13

Description

SECTION

6

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

LIST

@

Items

marked

“

*

”are

not

stocked

since

they

are

seldom

required

for

routine

A-3661~-801-A

MAIN

(HAND)

BOARD,

COMPLETE

REE

RR

RARER

EER

RARE

RR

EE

A~3661-804-A

MAIN

(HAND)

BOARD,

COMPLETE

KRREKARK

EKER

ERK

AKER

ARREARS

A-3661-805-A

MAIN

(HAND)

BOARD,

COMPLETE

Pot

Ss

ess

esss

testes

sess

ss

fs

S|

3~364-726-01

PLATE

(B),

SHIELD

(ICF-C360L)

3-375-716-01

PLATE,

SHIELD

(ICF-C360L)

<

CAPACITOR

>

1-163-102-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

1-163-089-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

1-163-093-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

1-163-086-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

1-163-087-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

1~163-103-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

1-163-009-11

CERAMIC

CHIP

1-163-103-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

1-163-165-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

1-164-232-11

CERAMIC

CHIP

1~124-907-11

ELECT

1-163-104-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

1-163-088-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

1-102~936-00

CERAMIC

service.

Some

delay

should

be

antici-

board.

pated

when

ordering

these

items.

@

SEMICONDUCTORS

In

each

case,

u:

4

,

for

example:

uA...

MA...

,

UPA....

3

UPA...

uPB....:

&

PB....,

uPC....:

44

PC....

uPD....:

&

PD....

@

CAPACITORS

uF:

WF

@

COILS

uH:

wH

Remark

Ref.No.

Part

No.

Description

C14

1-163-031-11

CERAMIC

CHIP

(ICF-C360)

C14

1-163-122-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

C15

1-124-903-11

ELECT

(ICF-C360L:

AEP)

C15

1-163-031-11

CERAMIC

CHIP

(ICF-C360L:

UK)

C16

1-124-903-11

ELECT

C16

1-124-927-11

ELECT

C17

1-124-927-11

ELECT

24PF

5%

50V

6PF

50V

C17

1-163-117-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

10PF

5%

50V

3PF

50V

C18

1-163-031-11

CERAMIC

CHIP

(ICF-C360L)

APF

50V

C18

1-163-117-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

(ICF-C360)

27PF

5%

50V C19

1-163-031-11

CERAMIC

CHIP

(ICF-C360L)

0.

001uF

10%

50V C20

1-124-927-11

ELECT

(ICF-C360L)

C21

1-124-907-11

ELECT

27PF

5%

50V

C22

1~163-986-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

;

(ICF-C360)

C23

1-164-222-11

CERAMIC

CHIP

22PF

5%

50V

C24

1-126~233-11

ELECT

(ICF-C360L)

0.

OluF

50V

C24

1-163-986-00

CERAMIC

CHIP

1l0uF

20%

50V

30PF

5%

50V

C25

1-126-233-11

ELECT

5PF

50V

(ICF-C360)

C25

1-164-004-11

CERAMIC

CHIP

3.0PF

+-0.25PF

50V

(1CF-C360L)

0.

OluF

160PF

luF

0.

OluF

luF

4,

TuF

4,

TuF

100PF

0.

OluF

100PF

0.

OluF

4,

TuF

10uF

0.

027uF

0.

22uF

0.

027uF

22uF

Q.

luF

When

indicating

parts

by

refer-

ence

number,

please

include

the

Remark

50V

(ICF-C360)

5%

=

OV

(ICF-C360L)

20%

50V

(ICF-C360)

50V

(ICF-C360L)

20%

SOV

(ICF-C360L)

20%

100V

(ICF-C360)

20%

100V

(ICF-C360L)

5%

50V

(ICF-C360)

50V

(ICF-C360)

5%

50V

(ICF-C360L)

50V

(ICF-C360L)

20%

100V

20%

50V

10%

—

25V

20%

50V

(ICF-C360)

10%

25

(ICF-C360L)

20%

50V

(ICF-C360L)

10% 25V

(ICF-C360)

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