Hi,

Does anyone have a schematic or link for The Zenith Z-733 am/FM clock radio?. There is an alternate number 5-40757 printed on the bacK. circa 1956, 7 tube set. Any help would be great.

Thanks, Robert

:Hi,
:
:Does anyone have a schematic or link for The Zenith Z-733 am/FM clock radio?. There is an alternate number 5-40757 printed on the bacK. circa 1956, 7 tube set. Any help would be great.
:
:Thanks, Robert

Hi Robert,
You can use the schematic located here:

http://techpreservation.dyndns.org/schematics/56/56_Zenith_Y733R_182.djvu

If you have trouble with the download, read the instructions on this page:
http://techpreservation.dyndns.org/schematics/

Carl T

::Hi,
::
::Does anyone have a schematic or link for The Zenith Z-733 am/FM clock radio?. There is an alternate number 5-40757 printed on the bacK. circa 1956, 7 tube set. Any help would be great.
::
::Thanks, Robert
:
:Hi Robert,
:You can use the schematic located here:
:
:http://techpreservation.dyndns.org/schematics/56/56_Zenith_Y733R_182.djvu
:
:If you have trouble with the download, read the instructions on this page:
:http://techpreservation.dyndns.org/schematics/
:
:Carl T

:::Thanks Carl T,

That is just what I was looking for. I ope I can return the favor some time.

Have a great day/everything
Cheers, Rob

Hi,
:::
:::Does anyone have a schematic or link for The Zenith Z-733 am/FM clock radio?. There is an alternate number 5-40757 printed on the bacK. circa 1956, 7 tube set. Any help would be great.
:::
:::Thanks, Robert
::
::Hi Robert,
::You can use the schematic located here:
::
::http://techpreservation.dyndns.org/schematics/56/56_Zenith_Y733R_182.djvu
::
::If you have trouble with the download, read the instructions on this page:
::http://techpreservation.dyndns.org/schematics/
::
::Carl T

Hi Carl,
I work on this type of radio quite often. It is like the Y723, except it has a clock. They are highly susceptable to Silve Mica.
If you have a question, don't be shy about asking.

Best Regards,

Bill Grimm

:Hi Carl,
: I work on this type of radio quite often. It is like the Y723, except it has a clock. They are highly susceptable to Silve Mica.
: If you have a question, don't be shy about asking.
:
:Best Regards,
:
:Bill Grimm

Hi Bill,

Thanks for the tip on the silver mica cap. diesease.
The radio in I'm working on is still in the recap, dead tube stage.
I will keep an ear open for the pop and thunder of silver micatosis.
I have always heard that mica caps are long lasting and don't need replacing in a typical re-cap. I'm new to antique radio restoration.
As such, I'm learning something new everyday. I appreciate the advice you have shared with me.

Cheers, Robert