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The present paper is concerned with the following problem: Find a \(C^1(\overline\Omega)\)-solution of the system \(\partial^2u/ \partial\overline z_k\partial z_1=f_{kl}(z)\), \(1\leq k\), \(l\leq n\), satisfying the Neumann condition \(\partial u/\partial\nu_\zeta =\gamma_0(\zeta)\), \(\zeta\in \partial\Omega\); here, the functions \(f_{kl}\) are assumed to belong to \(L_1(\overline\Omega) \cap C^1(\Omega)\) and to satisfy the conditions \(\partial f_{ks}/\partial\overline z_1-\partial f_{ls}/ \partial\overline z_k=0\), \(\partial f_{sk}/ \partial z_1-\partial f_{sl}/ \partial z_k=0\), \(1\leq s\leq n\), \(\Omega\) denotes the unit polydisk in \(\mathbb{C}^n\), \(\partial u/\partial \nu_\zeta\) is the outward normal derivative of \(u\) at \(\zeta\in \partial\Omega\), and \(\gamma_0\) is of an admissible form involving a suitably defined boundary function. Restricting the considerations to the essential part of the boundary, under the above conditions, the problem is reduced to a corresponding Schwarz problem for which a solution has been obtained by \textit{H. Begehr} and \textit{A. Dzhuraev} [An introduction to several complex variables and partial differential equations. Pitman Monographs, Harlow: Longman (1997; Zbl 0894.32002)]. By means of rather complicated formulas solvability conditions for the above given Neumann problem are obtained with respect to \(\gamma_0\). Furthermore, representations of solutions are derived. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0930.00044].