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 Pye and or Kriesler versions of the K12 - anyone got manuals?
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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 6:20:33 PM on 20 September 2023.
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 Ian Robertson
 Location: Belrose, NSW
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Both Pye and Kriesler created their own service manuals for the Philips K12 chassis.
I think the Pye was called the T37, I don't know what Kriesler called theirs (when they were being polite!)

Does anyone have one of these manuals?
 
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 Labrat
 Location: Penrith, NSW
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Hi Ian.
I am not able to help you with the manuals you are after, but I do have the Pye and Kriesler chassis designations, and a list of all models produced using that chassis.

The Kriesler designation was the 59-6 and the Pye designation the T38.

Fourteen models are listed for Pye, and nine for Kriesler.

This information was sourced from a a booklet of lists compiled by
Rod Humphris of R.M.I.T. 1990.

If anyone wants the model numbers, I guess that I can type them and post them in another thread, before we drift too far off topic.

Wayne.
 
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 Ian Robertson
 Location: Belrose, NSW
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Thanks Wayne

No, it's more the non-Phiiips version of the manual I'm after.

Pye definitely designated the K12 chassis as the T37, the KL9 was the T38. So Rod is in error here...
 
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