HUGE 1932-1936 Factory Crosley Radio MANUAL CD Vol. 1

100's of Models are on this CD. Every model produced from 1932 to 1936

Crosley Radio Service Manual

Vol. 1, 1932 – 1936

No. 1………………………… Reception Troubles and Their Usual Causes

No. 2………………………… Models 40S, 41S, 42S, 82S

No. 3………………………… Additional Info. Regarding Models 40S, 41S, 42S, 82S

No. 4………………………… Models 30S, 31S, 33S, 34S

No. 5………………………… Models 60S, 61S, 62S, 63S

No. 6………………………… Models 20, 21, 22

No. 7………………………… Alignment of Tuning Condensers

No. 8………………………… Crosley Dynacoil Loudspeakers

No.9….………………………Eliminating Interference from Automobiles and                Motorboat Electrical Systems

No. 10……………………….. Buddy and Chum – 1929 Models

No. 11……………………….. Roamio Receiver

No. 13……………………….. Model 84

No. 14……………………….. Model 77, 26, 53, 54, 57

No. A1………………………. Chassis 120, Models 55 and 56

No. A4………………………. Models 58 and 77-1, Model 76

No. A3………………………. Model 91, 122, 123, 124

No. A-3……………………... Model 59

No. A8………………………. Circuit Diagrams, Models 92, 121, Revised 124, 126, 126-1, 128, 131

No. 24………………………. Model 125

No. 25………………………. Model 127

No. 26………………………. Model 27 and 28

No. 27………………………. Model 48

No. 28………………………. Model 7-1 and 7-2

No. 29………………………. Model 95 (Roamio)

No. 30………………………. Model 96 (Roamio)

No. 31………………………. Model 124-1

No. 32………………………. Model 127-1

No. 33………………………. Model Alignment of I. F. Amplifiers and Tuning Condensers

No. 34………………………. Model 137

No. 35………………………. Model 135

No. 36………………………. Models 134, 134-1

No. 37………………………. Model 132-1

No. 38………………………. Model 141

No. 39………………………. Models 129, 129-1, Circuit Model 131

No. 40………………………. Model 133

No. 41………………………. Circuit, Models 128 and 126-1

No. 42………………………. Models 124 and 146-1

No. 43……………………….. Model 148

No. 44……………..……….. Model 150

No. 45……………..……….. Model 136-1

No. 46………………..…….. Models 158

No. 47………………..…….. Model 147

No. 48………………..…….. Model 157

No. 49………………..…….. Model 156

No. 50………………..…….. Model 155

No. 51………………..…….. Model 98

No. 52………………..…….. Model 99

No. 53……………………… Model 160

No. 54……………………… Model 154

No. 55……………………… Model 163

No. 56……………………… Model 102

No. 57……………………… Model 176

No. 58……………………… Model 164

No. 59……………………… Model 175

No. 60……………………… Model 10

No. 61……………………… Model 38

No. 62……………………… Model 170

No. 63……………………… Model 171

No. 64……………………… Model 174

No. 65……………………… Models 173 and 173-5

No. 67……………………… Model 167

No. 66……………………… Models 166 and 172

No. 68……………………… Model 169

No. 69……………………… Model 168

No. 70……………………… Model 143

No. 71……………………… Model 159

No. 72……………………… Model 167

No. 73……………………… Model 169

No. 74……………………… Model 103

No. 75……………………… Model 178

No. 76……………………… Model 179

No. 77……………………… Model 180

No. 78……………………… Model 181

No. 79……………………… Model 182

No. 80……………………… Model 184

No. 81……………………… Chassis 4A1

No. 82……………………… Chassis 5C2

No. 83……………………… Chassis 5H1

No. 84……………………… Chassis 5M3

No. 85……………………… Chassis 5V1

No. 86……………………… Chassis 6H2

No. 87……………………… Chassis 6V2

No. 88……………………… Chassis 7H2

No. 89……………………… Chassis 7H3

No. 90……………………… Chassis 7V2 Seventy

No. 91……………………… Chassis 8H1 Eighty A.W.

No. 92……………………… Models 5A1 Roamio, 119 32 D.C.

No. 93……………………… Model 4B1 Battery Forty

No. 94……………………… Model 5B3 Battery Fiver

No. 95……………………… Models 6H3 and 614 Battery Fiver

No. 96……………………… Model 714

No. 97……………………… Model 814

No. 98……………………… Model 8B3 Battery Eight A.F.

No. 99……………………… Model 2C1 Sampler

No. 100…………………….. Model 1014 Centurion

No. 101…………………….. Model 534 Fifty-Four

No. 102…………………….. Models 6B1 and 625 Battery Six

No. 103…………………….. Model 5A3 Roamio

No. 104…………………….. Model 5V2 Dual Fiver DeLuxe

No. 105…………………….. Models 515 Fiver, 5515 Fiver Console

No. 106…………………….. Models 525 Galleon, 505 Galleon Console

No. 107…………………….. Model 615 Cruiser

No. 108…………………….. Model 635 Buccaneer

No. 109…………………….. Model 715 Corsair

No. 110…………………….. Model 1055 Constitution

No. 111…………………….. Model 915 Clipper

No. 112…………………….. Model 725 Viking

No. 113…………………….. Model 655 Olympia

No. 114…………………….. Model 855 Merrimac

No. 115…………………….. Model 645 32 D.C. Six

No. 116…………………….. Model 605 Battery Sixty-Two

No. 117…………………….. Model 545 Privateer

No. 118…………………….. Models 555 A.F.M., 5555 A.F.M. Console

No. 119…………………….. Model 865 Monitor

No. 120…………………….. Model 415 Battery Four

No. 121…………………….. Model 425 New Travo

No. 122…………………….. Model 6615 Battery Sixty-Six

No. 123…………………….. Model A-156 Roamio

No. 124…………………….. Model A-166 Roamio

No. 125…………………….. Model 535 Battery Fifty-Two

No. 126…………………….. Model 435 Battery Forty-Six

No. 127…………………….. Model 815 Battery Eight

No. 128…………………….. Models 1155 Dreadnaught, 1155 Barkentine

No. 129…………………….. Model 955 Challenger

No. 130…………………….. Model 6625 Raider

This is a large Manual on CD w/ Adobe Reader – 100's Pages of Information
These Schematics Cover cover many Tube type  Radios,

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This is a wealth of information for any Radio wanting to be repaired or parting out.
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This Manual does cover a lot of ground and covers all  radios produced between 1931 to  1941. These Schematics show how to troubleshoot all the tubes and how to bring A non-working unit back to life, even if you can not read these schematics or Diagrams they are invaluable to a Service Technician working on a Older Unit. Plate Voltages are shown, Capacitor and resistor Values are show if one is Burned up or missing. All Tube Numbers are shown if a tube is missing. Speaker Field resistance values are shown to aid in troubleshooting the Speaker and Sound output. This is a High Quality, Easy to read re-production from Original Schematics. (Note: Picture shown is only an Example) ALSO: If you are looking for Old Radio Schematics, ALL Makes, All Models (US Only) I am always listing new Sets, Good Luck. Key:  Diagram ,  Manual CD (Remember this is a CD, You must be satisfied with its operation, no complaints yet. Copyright Reserved and CD Coded for Tracing . This is a CD and comes w/ Adobe Reader. Great CD with Thumbnails and easy to Print from. Good Luck 

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Below is a Short History of Crosley Radio:

In 1920, Powel Crosley, an auto accessories manufacturer in Cincinnati, OH, set out to purchase a simple radio set for his son. Shocked to learn that these sets were selling for $130.00 or more, he decided to build one himself, which he did — for $35.00. From that experience, Crosley went on to build one of the most successful electronics companies of the early 20th century.

1920 Crosley's first radio was a crystal Set named "Harko", introduced as the first low priced radio at $20.00 retail, it later sold for $9.00.  A roaring success, the Harco was recognized for making radio available to the masses and earned Powel Crosley a reputation as "The Henry Ford of Radio".

1921 Crosley's first radio broadcast was 8XY.

1922 Crosley received license in March for WLW Radio Station.  Crosley was the largest radio manufacturer in the world.

1922 WLW was among the first regular scheduled radio stations on the air starting in January.   A total of only 28 stations were in operation throughout the U.S.

1923 Crosley radio station reached 500,000 watts, the most powerful station in the world.

1925 Crosley designed its own airplane called the "Moonbeam".

1927 The Crosley Corporation nets over $3 million in profits on $18 million in sales, making it the number one radio manufacturer in the world.

1930 Crosley was the first radio station to broadcast from an airplane.  Crosley entered the National Air Race from the West Coast to Chicago, broadcasting from the plane across the country.

1930 First car radio called the Crosley "Roamio" was introduced by Crosley.

1934 WLW began broadcasting what is now known as "soap operas".

1937 WLW merchandised to 345 mid-western cities by radio.

1939 Crosley introduced the first small car in the world.  First car with disc brakes.

1939 Crosley started TV broadcasting in Cincinnati, Ohio.

1940 WLW became the first station with its own full-time weatherman.

1940 Crosley introduced first FAX machine called "Reado".

1941 WLW started broadcasting radio programs from its own farm which became known as "Everybody's Farm".

1943 The Crosley transmitter, during World War II, became the nation's propaganda station with its 500,000 watts that could be heard in many parts of the world.

1946 Crosley's first regular TV station began regularly scheduled telecasting.

1947 Crosley began a regularly scheduled telecast of 20 hours a week.  First baseball game to be broadcast on TV.

1948 Crosley WLW-TV became the first NBC-TV affiliate.

1954 Crosley pioneered the first TV portable which became the best selling set in the industry.

1957 Crosley WLW began telecasting color programs.  Crosley's own Cincinnati Reds baseball team became the first sports program ever broadcast in color.