Motorola 55C1 Service Manual
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Brand: Motorola
Category: Radio
Type: Service manual
Model: Motorola 55C1 , Motorola 55C2 , Motorola 55C3 , Motorola 55C4
Pages: 4
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Motorola
SERVICE
MANUAL
MODELS
SSC1
MAHOGANY
S5C2
WHITE
SSC3
MINT
GREEN
SSC4
CLOVER
PINK
CHASSIS
HS-456
GENERAL
INFORMATION
TYPE
-
AC
table
model
superheterodyne
receiver
with
plated
circuit
chassis
and
loop
antenna,,
This
receiver
has
a
self-contained
electric
clock
for
automatically
controlling
the
operation
of
the
radio
and
the
ap¬
pliance
outlet.
TUNING
RANGE
-
535
to
16Z0
Kc
IF
-
455
Kc
TUBE
COMPLEMENT
-
1ZBE6
conv;
1ZBA6
IF
amp;
1ZAT6
Det,
AVC,
1st
AF
amp;
50C5
pwr
amp;
35W4
rect.
POWER
SUPPLY
-
Operates
from
117
volt,
60
cycle,
al¬
ternating
cur
rent
only.
Power
consump¬
tion
35
watts.
APPLIANCE
OUTLET
-
For
use
with
117
volt
AC
appliances
rated
only
at
1100
watts
or
less.
CLOCK
-
Duplex
self-starting
electric
clock.
See
Service
Notes
for
clock
repair
information.
INSTALLATION
&
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
Your
Motorola
is
ready
to
operate
when
you
plug
it
into
any
117
volt,
60
cycle
AC
power
line.
Do
not
attempt
to
op¬
erate
on
DC
as
the
clock
motor
will
be
damaged.
The
clock
is
self-starting
and
will
operate
when
power
is
plugged
into
the
power
outlet.
The
sweep
second
hand
will
indicate
when
the
clock
is
running.
To
set
the
hands
on
the
clock
to
indicate
the
correct
time,
pull
out
AUTO¬
TIME
SET
knob
(on
rear
of
radio)
and
turn
in
a
clockwise
direction
only.
The
self-starting
feature,
in
the
event
of
a
temporary
electric
power
interruption,
will
re-start
the
clock
but
it
will
be
necessary
to
correct
for
time
lost
by
means
of
the
AUTO-TIME
SET
knob.
Radio
reception
can
sometimes
be
improved
by
revers¬
ing
the
power
plug
in
power
outlet.
Try
it
both
ways
and
leave
it
in
position
giving
best
reception.
A
built-in
loop
antenna
eliminates
the
need
for
an
out¬
side
antenna.
The
antenna
is
somewhat
directional,
there¬
fore,
when
receiving
weak
stations,
reception
may
some¬
times
be
improved
by
rotating
the
receiver
slightly
in
either
direction.
MANUAL
RADIO
OPERATION
1.
Turn
OPERATION
SELECTOR
knob
to
ON.
Allow
a
short
period
of
time
for
tube
warm-up.
Z.
Tune
to
desired
station
with
the
STATION
TUNING
knob.
3.
Adjust
volume
control
to
desired
level.
4.
The
radio
will
play
until
OPERATION
SELECTOR
is
turned
to
OFF.
AUTOMATIC
CLOCK-RADIO
OPERATION
1.
Turn
OPERATION
SELECTOR
knob
to
ON.
Allow
a
short
period
of
time
for
tube
warm-up.
Z,
Set
the
radio
dial
to
the
station
you
would
like
to
hear
at
any
pre-determined
time,
up
to
twelve
hours
in
advance.
Adjust
volume
to
desired
loudness.
3.
Push
in
AUTO-TIME
SET
knob
(on
rear
of
radio)
and
turn
in
a
clockwise
direction
until
RADIO
ALARM
SET
POINTER
indicates
the
radio
is
to
be
turned
on
automati¬
cally.
4.
Turn
OPERATION
SELECTOR
to
OFF
and
then
to
AUTO
position.
Leave
it
in
AUTO
position.
5.
The
radio
is
now
set
to
turn
on
automatically
at
time
in¬
dicated
by
RADIO
ALARM
SET
POINTER.
It
will
continue
to
play
until
OPERATION
SELECTOR
is
turned
to
OFF.
BEDTIME
CONTROL
The
bedtime
control
feature
is
a
timing
device
for
turn¬
ing
the
radio
and
appliance
off
after
any
pre-set
interval
of
time
up
to
one
hour.
This
feature
allows
you
to
listen
to
the
radio
while
you
are
in
bed,
with
the
assurance
that
it
will
shut
off
automatically
after
you
are
asleep.
Or
F
you
may
turn
off
a
lamp
or
appliance,
if
desired.
If
appliance
is
not
desired
during
the
time
the
bedtime
control
is
in
operation,
disconnect
appliance
from
recep¬
tacle.
TO
SET
BEDTIME
CONTROL
Turn
BEDTIME
CONTROL
knob
clockwise.
The
farther
the
control
is
turned,
the
longer
the
radio
will
play,
up
to
a
maximum
of
60
minutes.
MOTOROLA,
INC.
4
54
5
AUGUSTA
BLVD.
CHICAGO
51,
ILLINOIS
Part
No.
68P633301
Price
5
Cents
Printed
in
U.S.A.