Hi,
that also seems to be referred to as a Panasonic / Technics - made one.
None of the normal schematics sites I know of have any reference to that model, unfortunately...
This place appears to list a service manual in their collection, but presumably you have to contact them & purchase a photocopy, or something..
You could also try asking on one of these dedicated sites:
Listings for user, tech, & service manuals, & schematics
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That one has the user manual visible;
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It's a problem with a lot of pre-internet equipment; there were only ever paper copies of manuals, so nothing on line unless someone scans it and posts to a free site..
ps. Just try operating ALL switches, drawbars and controls a dozen times each - it's common for exposed contacts in switches to tarnish when unused, then the slightest movement or vibration can move the contacts to a tarnished area and things distort or stop working. Just operating the switch to scrub the contacts against each other can often clear that type of problem.
If you find any causing a problem, a tiny amount of 3 in 1 oil applied carefully, or a dedicated cleaner/lubricant such as Deoxit, can make a tremendous difference. They block air to prevent corrosion and reduce wear.