4876 | © PIONEER’ ‘The future of sound and vision Original ORDER NO. ARP1445 STEREO AMPLIFIER A-X530 MODEL A-X530 COMES IN THREE VERSIONS DISTINGUISHED AS FOLLOWS: Type Power requirement Export destination We [acaz0v, 240V (awitenable)* [European continent HB [AC220V, 240V (ewitenable)” Unived Kingsom sp actiov, 120-127v, 220v, 240V (awitenasiey | Generel market “Change the primary wiring of the power wansformer. « This service manual is applicable to the HE, HB and SD types, + As to the HB and SD types, please refer to pages 22-23. CONTENTS 1. SAFETY INFORMATION 2 2. SPECIFICATIONS 2 3. PANEL FACILITIES 3 4, EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST 5 5. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 8 6. _P.C.BOARDS CONNECTION DIAGRAM " 7. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST 19 8. FOR HB AND SD TYPES 2 98. PACKING 24 PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION | 1, \ogura 1-Chome, Meguro-vu, Tolyo 159, Japan PIONEER ELECTRONICS SERVICE INC. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beash, Caifomia 90901 US.A PIONEER ELECTRONICS OF CANADA, INC. 508 Cochrane Drive, Marknam, Ontario LOR 6E3 Canada PIONEER ELECTRONIC [EUROPE] NLV._Kectberglann 1, 2740 Beveren, Belgium PIONEER ELECTRONICS AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD. 175-184 Boundary Road, Sraesice, Victoria 3195, Aystrala TEL; [09] 580-9811 N86 SIO JUNE 1987 Pinte in JapanVere) 1.SAFETY INFORMATION 1, SAFETY PRECAUTIONS The following check should be performed for the con tinued protection of the customer and service technician. LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK Measure leakage current to a known earth ground (water pipe, conduit, ete.) by connecting a leakage current tester such as Simpson Model 229-2 or equivalent between the earth ground and all exposed metal parts of the appliance (input/output terminals, screwheads, metal overlays, con trol shaft, etc,). Plug the AC line cord of the appliance directly into a 120V AC 60Hz outlet and turn the AC power switch on. Any current measured must not exceed 0.5ma, Reading should rot be above Oma, Device wire cord @ | Ate ts wi lug revered Tewnn Tsing AC aaoter oun luge: required) AC Leakage Test 2.SPECIFICATIONS Amplifier Section DIN continuous power eutput [both channel civ) 1%, 8 ‘ow + 90W IN mse power (bath channels riven Tess 1%, 82 50+ 1600 “al harmanie stron 1 45 W, 82 0.009%" Input teensy impedancel PHONO. 25 mvis0x0 ‘TUNER, CD, TAPE PLAY, ADAPTOR. 60 i804 overiad love PHONO tls, 09% son Output evel TTAPE REC, ADAPTOR OUT son Frequency Response PHONO. 20 He 201 205 €B ‘TUNER, CO, TAPE PLAY, ADAPTOR...10 Het 7 ie“ 8 DIRECT Co, aus to 100 Ke 2 8 Tone Control BASS ons se $68 6B 100 He ‘TREBLE. 3848 102 ‘akSS EQUALIZER (hax) + 10.68 60 He uring : = Hum and Noise (a cher rclted, A network) PHONO... : nT AB olnect coiNPuT 102 €8 Hum and Noise (DIN, continuous power/50 iN) PHONO. 8 8/60 43 DIRECT CDINPUT 82 8/6208 ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS OUT- LINED ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE CORRECTED BEFORE RETURNING THE APPLIANCE TO THE ‘CUSTOMER. 2.PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE Many electrical and mechanical parts in the appliance hhave special safety related characteristics. These are often ‘not evident from visual inspection nor the protection at. forded by them necessarily can be obtained by using re placement components rated for voltage, wattage, etc. Re- placement parts which have these special safety charac: teristics are identified in this Service Manual. Electrical components having such features are identified by marking with a 4 on the schematics and on the parts list in this Service Manual, ‘The use of a substitute replacement component which does not have the same safety characteristics os the PIONEER recommended replacement one, shown in the parts list in this Service Manual, may ereate shock, fire, oF other hazards. Product safety is continuously under review and new instructions are issued from time to time. For the latest information, always consult the current PIONEER Serv: ice Manual, A subscription to, or additional copies of, the PIONEER Service Manual may be obtained at a ‘nominal charge from PIONEER Power Supply/Miscellaneous Ewopoan mosel Uc, Austen modes Power coneumstion| [AC 200 V~, 80/60 He [AC 240 V~, 80/80 Ke European model “50 UK, Australian models 450 AC outers Switched 2). wow Unsutitened 1, teow Dimension. 360 (Wx 348 (0) x 18 (A) 3/08) x 18578 (0) x 3-2/6 9 Weight 1713 kg (1610 1 0) Accessories Reinet coil unt 1 lveries AAA/ROS 2 pereing instructions 1 onto! crs 1 + Specieatone and dein sbict © possible. mostextion deere 7 Alo Sotetrum Anat.3.PANEL FACILITIES FRONT PANEL @ POWER switch/STANDBY (SLEEP) indicator Press to turn power to the unit ON and STANDB) ‘Ths indieator Flashes when the accestory remote contrat unit it used to turn the SLEEP key. When the SLEEP kay ie ON, the indicator wil ight Unity it wil flash slovay, then gradually become fster.) ‘Approx 60 minutes after the sleep timer is turned ON, the Dower switch willbe turned STANDBY automatiealy, © The POWER switen select the transtormer's secondary ‘ven in STANDBY position. The unit's circuitry will work 135 long at the power cord is connected to ® power out, ‘© When not using the unit fora long pried, disconnected the power cord, @ PHONES jack ‘nen uting headphones, inser the plug into this jack, © SPEAKERS A selector switch seis stn nen te spar stems connects tthe SPEAKERS A torn {ONT = Depressed potion: Sound head fom the spank ates TOFET Released poston: No sound i eer rom the peer tyrone. Set ths pein when tating mith hadehenes Q SPEAKERS 8 selector switch Use ths swith fo latan tothe speaker systems connected tothe ‘SPEAKERS 8 torminals. ION) Depressed position: Sound is heard from the speaker systems OFF] — Released positon: Na sound is heard from the speaker systema, Set to this position when listening with neacpnones. ore: ‘When the speaker system is connected to only one speaker terminal (Aor 8] and both A and B selector switches are ON, there wil be no ‘sound. Turn ON only the selector t0 which the speaker system con ected. @ BASS tone control Use to aust the low-frequency tone, The center poston isthe flat (normal postion. When moved to the right, low-frequency tones are emphasized; when moved to th left, low-trequancy tones re de-emphasized Nore: This function does not operate when the DIRECT CO INPUT switch isin the ON positon. @ TREBLE tone control Use to adjust the high-frequency tone The center postion i the flat (normall position. When moved 10 the gn, high-frequency tones are emphasized; when moved 10 the: NOTE: This function dose not operate when the DIRECT CD INPUT witch isn the ON position @ EQUALIZER LEVEL control When the BASS EQUALIZER switch is ON, you can control the degree of enhancement of very low frequencies below 60 He in variable uring this eontol. Set this control to the desired high trequency tones are de-emphasized NOTE: This function does not operate when the DIRECT CO INPUT witch is the ON postion @ BALANCE contro! Should normelybeletin the center positon. Adjust balance tthe sound islouser from one ofthe speakers. Ifthe right side louder, ‘move foward the LEFT position andi the left side is louder, move ‘toward the RIGHT positon nore This function dose not operate when the DIRECT CD INPUT switeh is. the ON position, © apptitaree switch/indicator Use when there ean adaptor component graphic equalize, et.) fr tape deck connected to the ADAPTOR / TAPE 2 terminals OFF! ~ Indicator goes out postion: When notin use. TON — Indicator ghts positon: When using the adaptor compo- rent oF listening tothe tape deck nore: When no connections are made to the ADAPTOR) TAPE 2 ter ‘mines, or wien they ae not in use, be sure to set this switch to {he OFF position. [No sound wil be heard tis soto the ON posi tion.) @ iweuT SELECTOR switches/indicators Use to select playback source ‘TAPE 1l-Press wien listening to tape playback witha tape deck. TUNER] ~ Press when lstaning to AM or FM broadcast with @ [PHONO] — Press wien listening to record playback on 8 turn table CDI — Prose when tetening to a compact disc playback with & paver.carla) @ master VOLUME control Use to act volume lvel [Move to the right to increase volume. Move tothe left to decrease volume @ BASS EQUALIZER switch/indicator 8y pressing this switch ON, she indicator wil light and powertul sound reproduction wil be obtained Use this unetion as desired when Istening o a dgtal source such Nove: TT function doce not operate when the DIRECT CD INPUT switeh isn the ON position. ® DIRECT co INPUT switch/indicator ‘Use thie switeh/inieator when you do not with to pass the output {rom a piece of equipment connected tothe CD terminals through the various trequency adjusting circuits (BASS, TREBLE, BASS EQUALIZER, BALANCE) ION! — When theswiteh ein the postion, theincicator lights and the signais input from the CD terminals are reproduced without passing though the various kequency adjusting circus. “This result in fat, pure sound whichis a more faithful reproduc: tion ofthe digital source. [OFF] — When the switch isin this position, the indicator goes ‘out, and the signal slectad by the INPUT SELECTOR ewtches ar reproduced nore: hen this switeh i ON, the signals from the source connected t0 the CD terminals ae output from the speaker system, and also the signals trom the source selected by the INPUT SELECTOR witen are output trom the TAPED REC terminal and the (ADPTOR/TAPE2 REC terminal. Consequently, if you wish to ‘Compensote the sound from the source connected to the CD terminals uting recording equipmant or an adaptor, pres the CD Of INPUT SELECTOR switch to select the source connected tothe CD torminss. @ MUTING (-=) switch/indicator Use to temporary cut sound volume. \When depressad ON, the sound volume will be cut off (=). When et 19 OFF, the sound wil return to its previous volume. © REMOTE SENSOR/indicator “The accessory remote control unit can also be usid to operate $$$ “This component features a builtin microcomputer whieh wil recall the lastset postions of the following switches for up to about one week sftor the power cord is disconnected. As 3 fesult, whan the power i turned ON pain, the previously set positions wil be recalled sutomatically “* ADPT/FAPE? switch # INPUT SELECTOR ‘BASS EQUALIZER switch) @ POWER ON/STANOBY DIRECT CD INPUT switch eMUTING switch When the unit isnot uted for more than @ week, the mem fd setting postions will be erased, and returned to the follow ing sesings: POWER switch... : STANDBY @MUTING ewiten 22.1121 Dl. OFF INPUT SELECTOR switches» SILT TLLS tuner BASS EQUALIZER ON/OFF switch u oFF * ADPTITAPEZ switch * DIRECT CD INPUT switch - OFF) OFF_| 4 2 | 3 | 4 5 | 6 L 4.EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST Exterior* ‘Those pars are mounted fon the P.C.bosrd, L ae Nores: Pars without pare number cannot be supplied ‘© The &, mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety {facior ofthe part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use part of dentca designa- tion A « Foryour pars Sock Control the fst moving tems ae indicated wth the marks ## and + + GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN This classification shall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on model suber temperature, humidity, et. + Pars marked by "are not alway kept instock. Ther delivery time may be longer ‘than usual or they may be unavailable. —— Parts List of Exterior Mark No. Part No, Description Mark No. Pert No, Description 1 AWZ1409_ AF Main Assembly 28 ABN-065 Nut 2 -AWZ1413— Control Main Assembly 4 28 ADGIO2t —AC Power cons + 3 25A1516 Transistor (03, 04)" 30 B8230P080 Screw #4 4 2803907 Transistor (a1, 02)" FzK Av® 5 ATS1082 Power transformer 31 NKOOFUC Nut z0v/240v, 11) 32 VMZ30RO60 Screw B FMC) 8 AKP.502 AC Socket 3P (AC OUTLET) 33 ABA20B Screw Bee 7 AGKO17 Fuse (T2A, FU2) 34 AAKII76 Filter Aes 8 AEK-403 Fuse (725A. FUN) 9 AEP.320 Leg assembly 5 Headphone assembly 10 AAB1034 Knob (MAIN VOLUME) 52 SP SW assembly n cm 53 ‘SP OUT assombly 54 VR assembly 12 AMB1208 Panel bese assembly 55 LED assembly _— 18 ANBI116 Front panel assembly 14 4481033 Rotary knob (BASS, 58 ST-BY assembly TREBLE, BASS-EQ, BALANCE) 87 JUMPER assembly 58 Terminal (GNO} 18 AADI161 Function knob 59 Chassis (ADAPTOR, TAPE, TUNER, 60 Rar panel ‘CD, PHONO} 18 AAKI3B9 Display sheet 6 Bottom plate 17 AAKI278 Display plate 62 Transformer holder o@ ca Heat sink 18 AMRI162 Indicator Lens 6a 19 ANEIO74 Bonnet case 65 Front panel 20. aBHi032 Coil spring 21 AEC-3B4 Nylon 66 Cushion rubber 22 AEC-525 Nylon rivet 67 Spacer 68 Bale 23° AEC-81B Mica sheet 24 AMRI068 Plastic rivet — 28 ABA-252 Screw 28 ABA.297 Screw 27 -ABAIOTT. —Serew “T- 75.SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6.P.C.BOARDS CONNECTION DIAGRAM ‘CONTROL ASSEMBLY AWZI413 ‘8 OUT ASSEMBLY st-8Y ASSEMBLY & / Sisto Ey 52,4, BEsEitowyOL ASSEMBLY AWZIAI3 10 | "1 External appearance of transistors and ICs 2sa8335 vere 25017405 2sA968 mszi8r Taro, el 2sc7238 Mg2i8PF 2sp880 saroue oratases raoors c 7502488 DTALa3ES, prcrases Bains sao ‘Te9163N 7502603, sesor7.ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST NOTES: ‘© Parts without part number cannot be supplied © Parts marked by *@” are not always kept in stock. Their delivery time may be longer than usual or hey may be unavail- able. © The &, mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part, Therefore, when replacing, be sure 10 use parts of identical designation. For your parts Stock Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the marks * * and 4¢% GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN ® This classification shall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on model number, emperature, humidity, et ‘© When ordering resistors, frst convert resistance values into code form as shown inthe following examples. Ex. 1 When there are 2 effective digits (any digit apart from 0), such as 560 ohm and 47k ohm (tolerance is shown by] = 5%, and K = 10%) S602 56x 10561. ~RDIAPSO BO 47X10" 73 RDIMPSO OI 052 ORS. RN2HG DK 12 010, RSIPDDGK Ex.2_ When there are 3 effective digits (such asin high precision metal film resistors). S.62KQ $6210" 5621. RNIASRED OO F Miscellaneous Parts Mark__ Symbol & Description _Part No P.C BOARD ASSEMBLIES ‘Symbol & Description Part Wo fe 0313, 0314 280145 ee ————— we 0315, a2t6 282708, te 0317, 0318 2802238, 4 © AF mainassembiy awz1408 + 0319, 0320 25as68 © Control main ssembly awzi4i3 i aos, aaoe 2scza68 VR assembly (ucs0n) LED assembly (28c17405) ST-BY sssembly (282603) Jumper assembly se 0405 2saioa8 Headphone assembly (uaton) SP’ SW assembly (2sart15) SP OUT assembly (2509335) + 0408, 0602, 0603 280438 OTHERS aniz08 s+ 0407 ‘Symbol & Description Part Wo em e808 RN2203, #403, 04 Transistor 2sa1516 (OTAr2ées) HOt, G2 Transistor 2803907 (25a1348) A “e TH Power transformer ‘ATS1082 (ac220/240) s+ 0601 280880 a AC Socket 3 aKP-502, se 0604 258560 (ac outer) + 601 DssB20F Awe FUR Fuse (T2A) AEK-017 ose FUT Fuse (7254) ‘AEK-403 + D408 Ro13esB a AC power cord ‘4061021 + 0606 RO1SeSB1 * 0608, 0609 ROVGESBS A@ AF main assembly (AWZ1409) + 0319, 0320, 0323, 0328 ROM.7EB SEMICONDUTORS, eee Mark Symbol & Description Part No. + 405 Ro8.6ES8 * 0301—0306, 0308—0314, 185131 ee cio nee 0317, 0818, 0321, 0322, ec ae Be02-0s05, etomost3 1162 + icsot MB278156 (A) i is = icccemt ws 10301. 16302 A008 + 1c002 TAT2915 ae 1c102 Tc9163N 0301-0508, 401, o402 251845 ++ 03070310 250992 18 A-X530 RELAYS Symbol & Description __ Part No. Mark Symbol & Description _ Pert No 4 951—R954, R602, R04, RFAI/APSOGOI gos s# BVAOI (PROTECTION) peal 607, R608, A620—A622 ASILMFoUGN ex RYGOH (POWER) facet F103, Atos, RISI—AI36, ADI/BPMOQG AIg9-AI41, RINT, AdNE, COILS & TRANSFORMER 339 _A342, A369, R370, Mark Symbol & Description __ Part No. R40—R407, RAI0-RAND, a R612—F6i4, RBIB, AIS Other resistors AOWAPMooos 1301, 1202 AF choke coil ATHIOTI comin A+ T601 Power transformer ATTIONS re (act10,120-127) Mark Symbol & Description __ Part No. 220, 240V) CAPACITORS, Pinsack 6° aKe—117 Mark Symbol & Description _ Part No (ADAPTER IN/OUT-TAPE 1 —— — REC/PLAY, TUNER, CO} Pirwjack 2 (PHONO) aKe—119 A cots toot! VF accto02 Transistor socket ‘akH—017 609, 610, ca ‘ACG1005 (oor! vi 2 C601, C502 18200uF/63V) ACHIOGS re ED ca25—c328 ‘ccest101Ks00 catt—cats ecesti50u50 Matk__Symbol8 Description __ Part No. ©103, C104, c107, e108, ccest221J60 ++ 1c201, 10202 s218°e c203, C308 ss 1c203 PD6362C €308—C308, c321, 322 coesta70u50 + icsot Poc00s 319, 320, 6323, ¢324 cecstee0u50 a ics02 Laiz14 cor, C402 CEANPOIOMsO +s 201, azz 2sciees (escz240) 405 ceasoroMi00 08 ‘ceasoioMso s+ 0203, 0208 2scza73 C101, C102, C119, c120 ceASIOOM25 4 0501508, ast0, as11RNT203 cor2 ceasiormio (283400) C404, 807, c608 CEASIOIM25 ‘++ 0508, 0507, as08 NI201 (orcra3es) cot ceasio2m2s 603, 604 CeASIONNaS + 0508 RN2201 cits, cite ceas2n2Mso (OTAr43e5) C105, C108 CeAsa7oNi0 + 0509 2SA1088 C113, C114, c123, c124 _cEASA7OMIG (sao) (28ai115) 806 ceasa7om2s (259335) ceo ceass7imé 301, e302 cevai00m25 * 0501 02.0ESe 31s, 316 cevagsIM6 * 0502 06.88 6338, 336, cevaa7oMes (326.869) 615, O16 cevAg7ON25 + 0517 08.7 ESB 317, 318, c393, c336 —_cFTXA229U60 + 0510—Ds1s AEL1030 ca20—c232 ‘crTxa823450 309, 310 cKcYB182K50 0504, 0520 agti021 C117, ct1B, C121, C122 cKCYxtOaMas + 25060509 AgL1032 109, c110 camaz22.60| + 0505 ‘AELI089 crt, cn ‘camage2u60 + 0503, 0516, 0518, 0519188131 0521, 0524, 0526 RESISTOR! a ee Ni Sees Symbol 8 Description _ Part No Mark Symbol & Deseript No. FOOL, 962 Redeor army ACK 130 ++ 5015508 Tet switch asez711 {CD/PHONO/TUNER/TAPE/ (886-703) F313, RaN4 365, R366, R371, R972, 610 F343—A350, RI55—A958, 363, R64 RORI/4PMI54J ROI/4PMFLOGOS ROI/APMFOODS ADAPTERICD. D/BASS-EQ/ Mute) 20ye tt loYA Feo) CAPACITORS. Mark Symbol & Description __Part No. 501 (47000uF/6.3¥) ACHIO37 (205, €208 ccesi33050 201, 202. €217, ¢218, —_CEASTOOM25, 221, c222 502, C508 ceAstO1MIO cant, c212 CEASZRAMEO 507 CEASAR? MEO C219, €220, (229, 230 _CEAS470M25 227, C228 CEJAZRAMEO 225, 6226 CFTKASS4J50 223, 224 (cFTxAG7450 sos ceKcys102xs0 503, 0505. cKcyx104M25 207, C208 coMai22K50| e213, cara cOMAI26K50 215, c216 comassaKso 209, 210 comas72K50 RESISTORS. Mark Symbol & Description No 4% VR204 10kx2 (BALANCE) ATCIO28 4% VR203 Six [BASS-E0) ATCIO28 % VR201, VR202 100%2 ATCI029. (Bass, TREBLE) 601 O1/2emeety F243, R244, A247, A248, ADI/4PMO.OJ 508, R522 Other resistors AOI/sPMOODS OTHERS Mark Symbol & Description Port Now L501, PLS02 Pilot lamp AEL-175 X01 Ceramic oscillator ——-ASSTOIO Remote contral receiver unit AXXTOO5 VR assembly INDUCTORS co ‘Symbol & Description Part No. 201, 1202 (6.6uH) ATH08S CAPACITORS Mark Symbol & Description Part No 23, c232 cKcyxa73M25 RESISTOR Description rt No, + VR205 100kx2wiMotor (main voLuME) ACK1004 LED assembly SEMICONDUCTOR Mark Symbol & Description Part No. + 0525 AELI003, ST-BY assembly ‘SEMICONDUCTORS 8.FOR HB AND SD TYPES 8.1 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ‘Schematic diagram for HB type Mark Symbol & Description Part No. + 0522, 0523, AgLIONS SWITCH Mark Symbol & Description _Part No. _ ++ $509 Tact switch (ST-BY) — ASG-711 (as¢-703) Jumper assembly CAPACITORS Mark mbol & Description Part No. 509, 0510 ckcyxioan2s Headphone assembly OTHER Mark Symbol & Description Part No. ‘Jack [PHONES) ‘aKN1002 SP SW assembly oT SanTCH ‘Schematic diagram for SD type Mark Symbol & Description _ Part No. ++ 8301 Push switch (SP AB) SULBLXYS RESISTORS. Mark Symbol & Description Part No a 367, R368. S2LMFS319 SP OUT assembly OTHERS. Mark Symbol & Description Part No. ‘Terminal board 8P AKEAT (SPEAKERS UR) Minijock AKN-207 (REMOTE CONTROL OUT) ee Line Voltage Selectic for HE and HB types 1. Disconnect the AC power cord, 2. Remove the bonnet case 3. Change the connection wire o transformer (ATS1082) from AF MAIN assembly as follows. [Terminal No, of transformer 220V 3 240V 3 4. Stick the line voltage label on the rear panel Description | Part No. 220V label 240V label Change of line Voltage for SD type Be sure to switch both $1 and $2 selector switches. 1, Using a mediumsize screwdriver, tum the switch $1 to the position of desired voltage (Fig. A). 2. Change the position of switch $2 accordingly to the above voltage (Fig, B). Medium size screwdriver Si VOLTAGE SELECTOR 220 2a0v tov 120v—127v Fig, A ‘52 VOLTAGE SELECTOR 110/120-127v 207240V Fig. 88.2 CONTRAST OF MISCELLANEOUS PARTS CONTRAST OF MISCELLANEOUS PARTS NOTES: © Parts without part number cannot be supplied. © The & mark found on some component parts indicares the importance of the safety {factor ofthe part. Therefore, wher replacing, be sure 10 use parts of identical designa- tion. © For your parts Stock Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the marks * * and + GE VERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN* This classification shall be adjusted by each disriburor because it depends on model ‘number, temperature, humidity, ete. 1© Parts marked by "® "are not always kept in stock. Their delivery time may be longer ‘than usual or they may be unavailable. ‘The A-X530/HB and SD types are the same as the A-X530/HE type with the exception of the following sections. Part No. Mack ‘Symbol & Description 7 x60 ®xG30/ Remark HE type HB type SD type. a ‘AC power cord ‘Apsi02 ADG-083 ADGIOTS fae | Fu2 Fuso (T2A) AEK-O17 AEKSII ‘AEK.O17 A +e | FUL Fuse (72.58) AEK-403 AEKS12 Bowe | FUT Fuse (T2A) AEKOT7 a AC socket 3 (AC OUTLET) AKP-502 AKP-505, AKP-515 Operating instructions ‘A100 ARB1080 (Enalishy Operating instructions AREI051 (Englisiy Germany Frenchy talon) | T Power tanstormer aTsi082 arsi082 (acz0/240) A | 11 Power transformer ATS1106 (Ac110/120-127/220/240V) & [AF main assembly awz1409 awz7i409 Awz1833 4 ax | st Voltage solector AKX-507 (110/120-127/220/240v) A es | 52 Voltage selector aKx1008 (#10, 120-127/220, 240m) + Marked PC board assembles: Regerd lots citferenoeson parts numbers, the P.C, board awemblie fr the adatlonal types are idetical withthe HE type, ea9.PACKING Ba of Packing 1 ADEOaS ‘ARE1051 (HE type) ‘ARB1080 (HB, $0 type) 3 axD1024 4 ANATO6S 5 ANDI2a2 51 52 53 Part No. Description Connection cord Operating instructions (English/Freneh/ Germand/ttaian) Operating instructions (Enalien) Remote control unit Pad (Front, Rear} Packing case Bottery Packing shest CCatslogue bag