"Jerry" wrote in message
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Hello,
After searching and posting for a few weeks I found www.servicemanuals.net
that says they have a
service manual for my Zenith ZB4683RK. Has anyone bought from them and if
so
would you tell me
about the manual you received?
Did it have alignment procedures, schematics, voltage readings, waveforms?


Thanks
Jerry


I have bought one manual from them, the service manual for a Teac reel-reel
tape deck. It was very reasonably priced, and was copied and bound very
well. I contained more data than I could imagine; schematics, operating
instructions, functional descriptions, alignment and test instructions,
parts lists, pictorials, etc. They shipped very promptly, so I have nothing
but praise for them, as a vendor.
However, in answer to your question, contents of manuals are as varied as
the colors of autumn leaves. If the manual you're looking after is
designated as a "service manual", then you can be fairly certain that it
contains at least basic service data, such as a schematic. Beyond that, you
may or may not get the other things you asked about. There are no standards
that manuals must meet, so if these things are important to you, you should
ask a technical person before ordering.
Cheers
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