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Player Telecaster® (014-5212-Xxx/014-5213-Xxx) Parts Layout PLAYER TELECASTER® (014-5212-XXX/014-5213-XXX) PARTS LAYOUT 9 8 7 5 6 2 4 3 22 19 21 1 11 12 20 19 18 10 23 24 25 16 17 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 29 30 12 13 14 15 16 Page 1 of 6 COPYRIGHT - 2017 - FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION NOV 27, 2017 - Rev. A PLAYER TELECASTER® (014-5212-XXX/014-5213-XXX) PARTS LIST REF # DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER 1 BODY PLAYER TELECASTER 3TSB 7712873500 BODY PLAYER TELECASTER BLK 7712873506 BODY PLAYER TELECASTER TDP 7712873513 BODY PLAYER TELECASTER PWT 7712873515 BODY PLAYER TELECASTER SRD 7712873525 BODY PLAYER TELECASTER BTB 7712873550 2 NECK PLAYER TELECASTER MN 7712307000 NECK PLAYER TELECASTER PF 7712309000 3 NECK PLATE - “F”, CHROME 0991448100 4 SCRW SMA 8x1-3/4 OHP NI 0015636049 5 ORIGINAL STRING GUIDE 0994910000 6 SCREW SMA #3 X 5/8 RHP NI 0011357049 7 KEYS GTR DUAL PIN MNT 0037429049 8 WASHER KEY 0053106049 9 BUSHING KEY 0058820049 10 ORIGINAL TELE FERRULES 0994918000 11 PICKGUARD TELE P/B/P 0090872000 PICKGUARD TELE B/W/B 0090876000 12 SCRW SMAB 4x1/2 OHP NCKL 0015578049 13 ORIGINAL VINT. TELE PLATE CONTROL 0992058000 14 ORIGINAL STRAP BUTTON 0994915000 15 WHITE FELT WASHER 0994930000 16 SCREW SMAB 5x1 OHP NI 0015610049 17 STD TELE BRIDGE CHROME 2018 7713174000 18 PICKUP ASSY TELE BRIDGE 2018 7712278000 19 TUBING LATEX CUT .375 x 1/8ID x 1/4OD 0036878000 20 SCREW MA RD HD 6-32 X 5/8 (12) 0994925000 21 PICKUP ASSY TELE NECK 2018 0058128000 22 SCREW M 4-40x1 RHP NI 0012319049 23 ORIG 3-WAY SWITCH VNT STR/TEL 0992041000 24 PICKUP/SWITCH SCREWS 0994925000 25 ORIGINAL TELE SWITCH TIPS (2) 0994936000 Page 2 of 6 COPYRIGHT - 2017 - FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION NOV 27, 2017 - Rev. A PLAYER TELECASTER® (014-5212-XXX/014-5213-XXX) PARTS LIST REF # DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER 26 TELE/P.BASS KNOBS CHROME (2) 0991366000 27 SCREW SET 0028897049 28 ORIG T/V CNTRL 250K SOLID SHAFT 0990831000 29 WSHR LCK INTL 3/8x.687x.065 NI 0016436049 30 NUT HEX 3/8-32x3/32 TK NI 0016352049 31 JACK OUTPUT ASSY AM STD TELE 0047329049 32 JACK FERRULE TELE NI 0991941000 Page 3 of 6 COPYRIGHT - 2017 - FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION NOV 27, 2017 - Rev. A PLAYER TELECASTER® (014-5212-XXX/014-5213-XXX) WIRING DIAGRAM NECK PICKUP 3 WAY SWITCH BRIDGE PICKUP BLACK & WHITE .05uF VOLUME WIRES TO CONTROL OUPUT JACK CAPACITOR .05µF TONE CONTROL Page 4 of 6 COPYRIGHT - 2017 - FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION NOV 27, 2017 - Rev. A PLAYER TELECASTER® (014-5212-XXX/014-5213-XXX) SWITCH AND CONTROL FUNCTION 3 WAY SWITCH POSITION 3 WAY SWITCH POSITION 3 2 1 NECK PICKUP BRIDGE PICKUP INDICATES POSITION PICKUP IS ON OF 3 WAY SWITCH PICKUP IS OFF 3 NECK PICKUP BRIDGE PICKUP 3 WAY SWITCH VOLUME TONE Page 5 of 6 COPYRIGHT - 2017 - FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION NOV 27, 2017 - Rev. A PLAYER TELECASTER® (014-5212-XXX/014-5213-XXX) ADDITIONAL SPECIFICATION DETAIL FRET SIZE: MED JUMBO NECK PROFILE: 2-13/16’’ .820” PLEASE NOTE: AS EACH NECK .103’’ IS SANDED & FINISHED BY HAND, THICKNESS DIMENSIONS MAY VARY SLIGHTLY FROM .046’’ THOSE SHOWN. .870” KEY GTR DUAL PIN MNT PING EA: P/N 0037429000 TUNING MACHINE THRU-HOLE OUTER SHAFT DIAMETER .394” INNER DIAMETER .397 ” Ø .397” Ø.394” SADDLE HEIGHT ADJUSMENT WRENCH: 1/16” HEX KEY TRUSS ROD NUT P/N 0038454000 1/16” HEX Ø 3/16” Ø.312” SADDLE HEIGHT ADJUSMENT SCREW: 10-32 THREAD TALL: .396” SHORT: .3165” LOGO: DECAL BRAD PAISLE FENDER TELECASTER APPLIED UNDER THE FINISH ALNICO 5 8.0 - 8.6KΩ NECK UNBEVELED SOUTH ALNICO 5 10.2 - 10.8KΩ BRIDGE UNBEVELED NORTH Page 6 of 6 COPYRIGHT - 2017 - FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION NOV 27, 2017 - Rev. A.
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