Been in electronics all my life but really only do repair on occasion.

Certainly, at this point, I would think there is an "ultimate" source for
schematics/service manuals on the web. (PDF downloads maybe?)

Yet a simple Google search brings up a huge assortment of completely
worthless sites.

Right now, looking for a manual on an AIWA HV-MX1
VCR.

I know sometimes the manufacturer itself is a place to check......but not in
this case.

Thanks for any help.

On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 09:12:23 -0500, "Michael" wrote:

Been in electronics all my life but really only do repair on occasion.

Certainly, at this point, I would think there is an "ultimate" source for
schematics/service manuals on the web. (PDF downloads maybe?)

Yet a simple Google search brings up a huge assortment of completely
worthless sites.

Right now, looking for a manual on an AIWA HV-MX1
VCR.

I know sometimes the manufacturer itself is a place to check......but not in
this case.

Thanks for any help.



You can find that manual at :

www.servicemanuals.net Search for the model HVMX1

Sams (www.samswebsite.com) Search for the model HVMX1

Original manual and/or good photocopy at
http://www.stereomanuals.com/manuals/aiwa/aiwa016.htm

Cheers!!!
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Dave M

Never take a laxative and a sleeping pill at the same time!!

Ok...thanks.

Other than the manufacturer..... looks like servicemanuals.net is the place
to check?