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Uncle Bulgaria · 22nd Jul 2021, 11:40 am

Thank you, David. I think your coloured sheet is the one to use. Those board 600 connection socket numbers are from the 164241000 sheet I have, which doesn't show relay b1 in the location your post #55 does, and has a different board 700 layout with other components than what I have in the unit, too. I bet there are more differences if you compare the green sheet to the one in your PDF earlier.

However, be aware that the pin layout of the black/red/grey sockets does not correspond with the four contacts laid out next to them. The leftmost contact on the black socket is connected to the rightmost of the neighbouring four pcb connections, for example.

The numbering I've used is for #2: green goes to green, and green 2 goes to green 2. If there are two wires I've shown them both coming from the same connection.

22nd Jul 2021, 11:40 am	#57
Uncle Bulgaria Nonode Join Date: May 2016 Location: Cornwall, UK. Posts: 2,339	Re: Uher CR 210 Cassette Recorder Check Out Thank you, David. I think your coloured sheet is the one to use. Those board 600 connection socket numbers are from the 164241000 sheet I have, which doesn't show relay b1 in the location your post #55 does, and has a different board 700 layout with other components than what I have in the unit, too. I bet there are more differences if you compare the green sheet to the one in your PDF earlier. However, be aware that the pin layout of the black/red/grey sockets does not correspond with the four contacts laid out next to them. The leftmost contact on the black socket is connected to the rightmost of the neighbouring four pcb connections, for example. The numbering I've used is for #2: green goes to green, and green 2 goes to green 2. If there are two wires I've shown them both coming from the same connection.