SERVICE MANUAL STEREO AMPLIFIER SA-9900 WY PIONEER’FNP Pee N 10. Nn. CONTENTS SPECUMICATIONG 5)0 5) > ¢e-'neeeun c= <\Gapeetes es ceccense. FRONT PANEL FACILITIES 2.00 cece eee e cece e sterner eee & CONNECTION DIAGRAM... 00.0. cece eee 7 BLOCK DIAGRAM aes - esses © BRIEF DESCRIPTION AND FEATURES OF CIRCUITS ....... 1 DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS . . PARTS LOCATION. 2.00000 cece cee cence sees se eee WE ADJUSTING PROCEDURES FOR JUNCTION POINT AND IDLE CURRENT .. i.e cise db bet elke ieee : - 20 EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST ...............5 Seeger ee SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS, P.C. BOARD PATTERNS AND PARTS LIST 10.1 Schematic Diagram o.oo cee cee eee ees NS amuteee e's aio? De eee oye 29 10.3 Tppet CUUalE Auiombly (AMICON. csc. sc ods coe <6 0 10.4 Control Amplifier Assembly (AWG-031) .. 00.0000 cee ree ees 36 10.5 Power Amplitier Assembly (AWH-O37) 0.0 ee 10.6 Protection Circuit Assembly (AWM-O71) .. 0... secre even eee AF 10.7 Fuse Board Assembly (AWX-O83) ... 0.2... 6... 10.8 Power Supply Circuit Assembly. 1 (AWR.069). 10.9 Power Supply Circuit Assembly-2 (AWR-070) 10.10 Power Supply Circuit Assembly-3 (AWR-077). Preree re | 10.11 Volume Circuit Assembly (AWK-O73) 0.0.60 ccc eee es BE 10.12. Tene Switch Circuit Assembly (AWS-O79).. 0.0.0.0 ccc eee ee BB 10.13 Switch Circuit Assembly (AWS-OB0-0) . 0... c cece reece a2 PACKING METHOD ... 0. c cece nce e ens eee eee ee neers a1. SPECIFICATIONS SEMICONDUCTORS. FETUS) veer eee POWER AMPLIFIER SECTION GWouliTy ..cccseees . 2stage differential amplifiers, J-stage Darlington parallel push-pull, pure-complementary OCL. 110 WATTS* PER CHANNEL, MIN. RMS, AT 8 OHMS FROM 20Hz to 20kHz, WITH NO MORE THAN 0.1% TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION, Continuous RMS Power Output 1Hz ~ 20kHz (Both channels driven) ...110W + 110W (40) kHz (Both channels driven}. ..120W + 120W (882) 120W + 120W (402) Total Harmonic Distirtion (20Hz ~ 20kHz) (Continuous Power Output), ..... Less than 0.1% (55W Powrer Qutput, Bf)... .... Less than 0.04% (1W Power Gutput, BM) Less than 0.04% Intermadulation Distortion: (Continuous Power Qutput) ..... Less than 0.1% (S5W Power Output, Bf}... .... Less than 0.04% (WW Power Output, B22) ........ Less than 0.04% Power Bandwith Distortion (IHF, Both channels driven) ..... SH2 ~ 40kHz (T.H.D, 0.1%) Frequency Response ........ 10Hz ~ BOkHz +9 dB Input Sensitivity/Impedance (POWER AMPUINY 0.0 e000 oe TV/BOKI ‘Output: Speaker A, B 42 ~ 162) A+B (Bf ~ 160) 4n~ 169 Damping Factor (20Hz ~ 20kH, Bf)... More than 30 Hum & Noise (IMF, Short-circuited, A Network) ae More than 110cB PREAMPLIFIER SECTION Circuitry Equalizer amplifier ...........3stage direct-coupled class SEPP type with 1st stage FET equiped differential amplifier. Control amplifier... .........5 Bstage direct-coupled type with Ist stage FET equiped differential amplifier. input Sensitivity/Impedance PHONO 1 oe. 2S 50K PHONO 2 . 2.5m¥ ~ 1OmV/35k02, 50M, 70M, 100k0 mic .. BmV ~ 24mV/B5ki) TUNER . wees sees. TOM V/50KN AUX T . . 150m V/50k2 AUX 2 150m V/50k02sA4-9900 TAPEPRA wusircy colts vos TSOMV/SOKE TAPE PB 2 eee ee ee es TSOMV/SORR PHONO Overload Level (T.H.0. 0.1%) PHONO 1 2... eee BOOmV (TkHa) HOMO So ish aiservie ss amanigil 500m ~ 1,0 (TkHz) Output Level/Impedance TAPE REC1..... : 160mv TAPE REC 2 .. 160m PRE OUT ... 2v/1kn Harmonic Distortion (20H2~ 20KH2) 5.6... .. +e. + Less than 0.05% Frequency Response PHONO (RIAA equalization) .... 30Hz ~ 1SkMz 40.248 TUNER, AUX, TAPE PB....... 7Hz~ 40kHr ‘Oa Tone Control (1.5dB step) BASS . .... SUB 4,608 (50H) MAIN *7.50B (100Hz) TREBLE.................. SUB £4,508 (20kHz) MAIN £7,508 (10kHz) FILTER LOW occ cece eee eee ss 16H2, SOHz (12dB/oct,) HIGH. ccc c cece ee eee es BRA, 12KHE (120B/oct) Hum & Noise (IHF, Short circuited, A Network) PHONO wee eee ee ee) More than 70dB MIG cece eee eee eee ee es More than G5d6 TUNER, AUX, TAPE PB More than 9508 Attenuator... 6.66... MISCELLANEOUS: Power Requirements . 0, -16d8, -3008 AC 120V, GOHz Powor Consumption . so0w AC Outlets... 6.0... 2tSwitched), 1 (Unswitched) Dimensions =. 420(W) x 165(H) x 403 (D) mm. 16-1/2 «6-1/2 x 15-7/8 in, Weight: Without Package........ 20kq (44 Ib 1 oz} With package 22.dkg (49 Ib 6 oz) FURNISHED PARTS Hex, Wrench (used for oe VOLUME knob) . le npeatel Factory Tested Data... cee I Operating Instructions ........001 “Measured pursuant to Federal Trade Commission's Trade Regulation rule on Power Output Claims for Amplifiers, NOTE: Specifications and the design subject to possible modification without notice due to improvements,2. FRONT PANEL SPEAKERS SWITCH OFF: Cuts af speaker sound (when using head phones ani & Sound obvwined tram speakers connected 10 A \geaker termdnals, & Sound obnained from speakers connected to B speaker termanials, A+B: Sound obtained from speakers connected in both A and @ speaker termina, POWER SWITCH. Depress to murmon AC power. ‘Alter the POWER vritch i set 1008.4 few seconds will lapse belore sound is cbtained. This due oo the built-in vuln caPCUt a des uk sigeay fthculty, PHONES JACK Output jack fo stereo headphones, TONE SWITCH. When set 8a OFF, the TONE contrat ctcuit fs siuempaged aed frequency rewanse become: flat. The BASS and TREBLE bwin contros dhe not furwthow a this time. Convenient for checking phona cartridge and speaker ton, ‘one contrat effectieeness, and listening room acowatick. FACILITIES BASS TWIN CONTROL Adijows low frequency tone. OUP; Adwats Frequence band below 400Hz, Castrol effectiveness at 1OOHr bu 87 58, Strir: —Provighes adiitional control to the KORA knobs for the frequency hand below 200Hz, Control ‘effectiveneus at SOME i 84,548. LOW FILTER SWITCH ‘Avemuates low frequency noise 1SHu; — Pruvides, 12a8/ocuve antenuation for fre: ‘quencies bellow 1SHr. OFF: Set to.this postion when not empboying files 30H: Pruvides 12uBfocuve attenuation for fre ‘quencies below JOM. HIGH FILTER SWITCH ‘Amnemuates high frequency noise, uch an scranches and lupe iss, W2kHe: Provides 12dBfocuve attenuation for fre quencies abowe 12H, OFF: Set ta this position when not emptying fice, kHz: Provides, 12B/ocuve attenuation for fre quencies above SiH. ahr: OAHe ole 1S =3008: REV. STEREO: Ler: Li ®& TREBLE TWIN CONTROL Adoasts high frequency tone. ATTENUATOR SWITCH Atteeuates the output level as follows: MODE SWITCH VOLUME CONTROL ‘Adjusts cutpat level to speakers and headphones, Scale is graduated in dB with OH at maximum level. When emplayed in combination with the ATTENUATOR, fitch, Finer aed wir range attenuation can be perform. a. ‘Adjusts frequency band above 2.5kHe, Can: tol effectiveness at 10kMe ts #7.5dB Frovider additional contra! wm the 1OuM knob for the frequency band above Sibir. Control effectiveness at 20kHs hat 4.S08, PILOT LAMP (Lights shen AC power is tured on. FUNCTION SWITCH PHOND 1: Far playing records an turntable com sancti Yo the PHOPIO | jacks, Same as adore, for PHONO 2 jack, ofr reproduction though 4 microphors com seated to the MIC jack on the fram Panel Nate, when the microphone ik ssonmected to the jack, the tureeable ‘sanmected to the PHOND 2 jacks cannot be used (For listening to Beoadeasts through the ‘tuner. AUT For playing signals ted to the AUX 1 - jacks, AUD. 2 Same a above, for AUN 2 jacks MIC JACK Accepts the plu of the microphase, MIC/PHONG 2: TUNER: TAPE MONITOR SWITCH 1 Playback or monitoring af tape deck connect ‘ed to the TAPE 1 (REC & FI) jacks, No Spleen etal SCC; ao Bh fase We Ce 9s op Antenuates by BOSE avberk. & Payback or monitoring of iape deck connect: ‘ed tothe TAPE 2 (REC A PB) jacks. TAPE DUPLICATE SWITCH Set to ON when employing 2 tape decks tn duplicate or ‘eit pes, fhe sure to set to OFF fupper position) at ‘other tienes, ‘Reverses ket and right channel stereo signals, Normal sseeo reproduction Mises left and right channel signals for nono reproduction. Mono reproduction of left channel signal thecugh bath spear, Mono reproduction of right chanel signal through oth spears LANCE CONTROL Advts Jel and right volume balance of speakers and headphones, Turm clockwise from cerber to increase righ ‘hannet (Rt) wolume, ad counterclockerie from centm to increase left channel (L} wolumme.3. CONNECTION DIAGRAM POWER 1M, PIE OUT jetsS4-99004. BLOCK DIAGRAM 30 me, (ae Pea ie cae cen) a Rr atiee tamara sa CoMTAGL Cate wt saRaB CBee) Ak (were abe Sabgs Prd 308 (SMB step) Su: ME, a A Sa: a 1k ae Pawo 2 ee a wore aes re5. BRIEF DESCRIPTION AND FEATURES OF CIRCUITS Equalizer Amplifier Circuit The circuit diagram of the equalizer amplifier circuit used in the SA-9900 is shown in Fig. 1. ‘The first stage of this cirewit ix « differential amplifier consisting of two field-effect transis: tors (FETs), and the output stage is a single ended push-pull (SEPP) amplifier which pro- vides o maximum output signal voltage of approximately 29V with a distertion of 1%. (1) Selection of input impedance If the resistance R1 in Fig. 1 is infinite, the input impedance of the equalizer amplifier circuit is designed so as to be 100kn. If the FUNCTION selector switch on the front panel is set to PHONO 1, the re sistance of Ri is 100kn, thus the input impedance of the PHONO 1 terminals becomes 50ki. If the FUNCTION selector switch is set to PHONO2/MIC, the resistance of Ri can be selected as 53.8k2, 100kn, 233kn, or infinity with the PHONO 2 IMPEDANCE switch on the right-hand side panel. ‘The input impedance of the PHONO 2 terminals, therefore, can be set to 35, 50, 70 or L00kr. (2) Changing of input sensitivity ‘The amount of AC signal negative feed- back in the equalizer amplifier cireuit is determined by the values of the equalizer RC network and resistor R2. [f the FUNC- ‘TION selector switch ie set to PHONO 1 the resistance of RZ is 1.54kf. This was established so that the rated output can be obtained with input signal of 2.5mV at IkHz, If the FUNCTION selector switch is eet to FHONO 2/MIC, the resistance of R2 can be varied in the range 1.54 - 9.24 kat with the PHONO 2/MIC LEVEL can- trol on the right-hand side panel. This permits the input sensitivity to be varied between 2.5 and SmV. By turning the PHONO 2/MIC LEVEL control, the vari- able resistor VR indicated by a dotted line in Fig. 1 also moves. The input sensitivity of the PHONO 2 terminals can therefore be varied throughout the range 2,5 10mV, Protection Circuit Fig. 2 is « block diagram of the protection circuit used in the SA-9900. The protection eireuit functions to detect DC voltages in the power amplifier output circuit and power transistor overloads and overcurrents, to mute click noise produced by turning the POWER ewiteh ON or OFF, and to prevent abnormal overheating of the power transistor heat sink, When any of these is detected, the protection cireuit operates the relay connected to the power amplifier output circuit to interrupt the speakers, Particularly, for the muting pre~ venting click moise, = fieldeffect transistor muting gate is placed on the input side of the power amplifier so that the power amplifier input signal can be interrupted at its input side ‘This makes sure that the relay contacts turn on or off without sparks because there is no output signal, thus preventing deterioration of the relay contacts and improving the reliability of relay operation. Fig. 1 Circuit Diageam of Equalizer Amplifier uHeat Sink Over-heating Prevention Circuit If the §A-9900 ix operated continuously at full power with a 4i load, the power transistor heat sink temperature increases. greatly. Excessively high heat sink tempers- ture is dangerous if touched, etc., as it exposed on the rear panel (No problem is practice). For safe handling, this model ix provided with o heat sink over-heating prevention circuit which maintains the heat sink temperature below 85°C. ‘The heat sink tempernture is detected by posistors (positive coefficient thermistor), which are placed in the circuit shown in Pig. 3. As shown jin the resistance-tempera- ture characteristic (Fig. 4), the posistor resistance hardly changes up to a certain temperature, but imereases abruptly at temperatures higher than the temperature specified. In the overheating prevention circuit shown in Fig. 5, the posistors serve as the bias circuits for transistors, which operate the relay if the heat sink temperature exceeds the over-heating temperature. The relay, then, changes the power transformer secondary winding tap connections so that. the secondary voltage is lowered; thus preventing the heat sink temperature from increasing too much. 54-3500 Retey Ey Haat tink = Fig, 3. Diagram of Heat Sink Overheating Preventing Cirouit: on Resistance 5 Operating point Fig. 4 Poristor Pissistance: ‘Temperature Characteristic Fig, 2 Block Diagram of Protection Circuit RR6. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Disassembly Cautions (1) Great care should be taken in handling the SA-9900/KCU since it is very heavy and the front panel and heat sink fins are exposed. (2) When replacing components, be sure to disassemble them in the correct order and to identify the disassembly positions, (3) Most of the printed cireuit boards cannot be ¢hecked unless they are remowed from the chassis, When removing them, great care should be taken not to touch them against any other components nor to short any cireuit, (4) Do not exert excessive force on the side Panel stays as they may be bent. (5) There are many screws of different types. Tt is recommended therefore that you make @ note of the positions from which they are removed. Removing the Top Cover Unscrew the six (6) screws (A} on the top cover. Lift up the top cover. Removing the Front Shield Cover After removing the top cover, unscrew the two (2) screws (B} on the front shield cover. Lift up the front shield cover. Removing the Front Panel Remove all front panel knobs (C) except the POWER switch knob. For the VOLUME con- trol knob, loonen the set screws with » hexagonal ‘wrench before removing it. Remove the BASS S0Hz, SPEAKERS, and FUNCTION switch shaft nuts and washers, The front panel is ready for removal. Removing the Bottom Plate ‘Stand the main body with the heat sink down, Unserew the ten (10) screws (D) Remove the bottom plate. Removing the Right Side Panel {input terminal side) Alter removing the top cover and front shield cover, pull cut the PHONO 2/MIC LEVEL and IMPEDANCE control knobs. Unscrew the sixteen (16) screws (E) Remove the side panel, Removing the Left Side Panel {output terminal side) After removing the top cover and front shield cover, unscrew the six (G) screws (F), Remove the side panel (L). 13“J Lett idesmy SSRemoving the Power Amplifier Printed Circuit Board Assembly (Fig. 6) (1) After the top cover and bottom plate have been removed, the power amplifier can be adjusted. (2) The power transistors can be replaced by pulling the transistor covers out of the heat sink guides and unscrewing thelr two screws, (3) Unscrew the posistor fixing screws located at the lower part of the center of the heat sink, Loosen the varistor fixing screw at the uppér part of the center of the heat sink, Remove the varistor. (4) Stand the main body on the bottom plate 0 it is not touching the bench. Unscrew the eight (8) screws at beth sides of the heat sink. This allows the power amplifier printed circuit board to be turned forward. (5) Unscrew the four(4) printed circuit board fixing screws and screws A and B, This allows the printed circuit board to be removed from the heat sink. After this has been done amplifier can be checked, SsA-9900 Removing the Protection Printed Circuit Board Assembly (Fig. 7) (1) Remove the top cover, front shield cover, bottom plate, and left side panel. (2) Unscrew the two screws mounting the Printed circuit board fixing brackets on Ube chassis. This permits the printed circuit board to be inclined to an angle depending on the length of the lead wires, 15Removing the Power Supply Printed Circuit Board Assembly-1(Fig. 8) (1) Remave the top cover, front shield cover, and bottom plate. This allows the 1A Protection fuse (F4) in the pilot lamp system to be replaced. (2) Unscrew the two (2) screws which mount the printed circuit board on the chassis, ‘This allows the printed circuit board to be moved, though the distance is limited by the length of its lead wire, Removing the. Power Supply Printed Circuit Board Assembly-2 (Fig. 8) (1) Remove the top cover, front shield cover, and right side panel, Remove the shield case, Pull up the printed circuit board from the bosies. (2) Be careful not to touch the volume control assembly against any other part. 16 Removing the Control Amplifier Printed Circuit Board, Tone Switch Circuit As- sembly and Switch Circuit Assembly (1) Remove the top cover, front shield cover, front panel, and left side panel. (2) Unserew the three (3) serews which mount ‘the control amplifier printed cinewit board shield plate on the chassis, Pull up the shield plate. (3) Unserew the two (2) screws which mount the printed cireuit board fixing brackets on the chasis, Lift up the printed cireuit board by turning it with its lower end. (4) Unserew the heat sink screws and two panel stay screws, Remove the left side stay. (5) Unserew the five (5) screws of the panel stay, Remove the tone switch circuit as sembly by moving it forward. (6) Unserew the eighteen (18) screws of the panel stay and PHONES jack, SPEAKERS selector switch shaft and VOLUME control shaft nuts and washers. Remove the switch cireuit assembly by inclining the panel stay. Fig. 9S4-3300 Removing the Input Circuit Assembly (Fig. 10) ' The PHONO jacks, TAPE MONITOR and DUPLICATE lever switches, and FUNCTION rotary switch are installed on the input circuit amembly printed cireuit board. (1) Remove the top cover, front shield cover, front panel, bottom plate, and right side panel. (2) Remove the shield case and power supply printed cireuit board-2. (3) Unserew the twenty four (24) screws of the panel stay and PHONES jack and SPEAKERS selector switch shaft and VOLUME contro! shaft nuts and washers, Incline the panel stay. (4) Pull out the printed circuit board from the bosses. Removing the Fuse Board Assembly (Fig. 11 (1) Remove the bottom plate. (2) Pull owt the printed cirewit board from the bosses, Removing the Pilot Lamps (Fig. 12) (1) Remove the top cover, front shield cover, and bottom plate, (2) The power indicating limp and the two upper VOLUME contro! illuminating lamps 7 can now be pulled out of the lamp holders. Avpat otemutt ang (3) Remove the front panel. Fig 10 (4) Unscrew the twenty four (24) screws of the panel stay and PHONES jack, SPEAKERS selector switeh shaft and VOLUME control shaft nuts and washers, Incline the panel stay to the front, (8) When this has been dome the lower VOLUME contro! illuminating lamp: can be pulled out of its lamp holder, BA fuse (FA) Fig Fig. 127. PARTS LOCATION Top View AEG Binding post (GND) AAB-OG- Knab (PHONO 2/MIG LEVEL, PHONO 2 IMPEDANCE] AW O89. Power supply circuit aas'y-1 AKEOI2A Aa = Binding post (GND) 6-064-0 Kab (FUNCTION! ACW. Tad, Variable resistor (VOLUME AWFLOTOA AAB.OBE A Knob (VOLUMED ASR.0110 Folay Knob (BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE, MODE, SPEAKERS)Bottom View sac Input circwit assy «72.020-0 AWAIT Phane jack (MUCH inet easy -3 AAD-040-8 Knob (TAPE MONITOR, TAPE OUPLICATE, HIGH FILTER, LOW FILTER, TONE, ATTENUATOR) sa-9900 tT8. ADJUSTING PROCEDURES FOR JUNCTION POINT AND IDLE CURRENT Set-up (a) Remove the top cover and bottom plate, and stand the main body with the heat sinks down, (b) Before turning on the POWER switch, tum WES and VR4 all the way to the left (counterclockwise). {ec} For adjustent, wait 10 minutes after the POWER switch is turned on. Adjusting procedures (1) Set the PRE/POWER AMP switch to the SEPARATED (lower) position. (2) Pit 5.1k{2 resistors to the POWER IN terminals as shown in Fig. 13. (3) Connect 8{ dummy loads between the SPEAKER A terminals as shown in Fig. 13. (4) Set the SPEAKERS ewitch to position A. ‘Turn on the POWER switch. (5) Connect a DC voltmeter (100m V/full sea- Je) between pins 4 and 5. Adjust VRi ‘until the vattmeter indicates OV. (8) Connect the DC voltmeter between pins 20 and 19. Adjust VR2 until the voltmeter indicates OW. . PRE/POWER AMP stich (wt to SEPARATED) 20(7) Connect the DC voltmeter between pins 2 and 6. Adjust VE until the voltmeter indicates 50mV_ (8) Connect the DC voltmeter between pins 18 and 22, Adjust VR4 until the voltmeter indicates 50mV_ Fletistor PRE/POWER AMP switch (set w SEPARATED) Making sure the temperature detecting circuit operates correctly (1) Remove the posistors from the heat sink. (2) Check that when the posistors are heated to over 45°C with a hair dryer, etc. the relay operates.9. EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST NOTE: Parts number is subject to change for the purpose of improvement with notice of a service bulletin, Service bulletin will be furnished whenever necessary and you are requested #0 amend paris qumber in this manual according to the instructions. Parts List of Exploded View NOTICE: Any parts asterisked (*) are mubject to being not supplied. Description Part No, | ‘Tome sevitch cireuit assembty Sevitch circuit assembly Shield cover Rowry ewiteh (518, SPEAKERS) Convel amplifier aseembly Protection circuit sxseenbay Suby-chassis Power supply circuit aasamihly-1 Cover, AC outlet AC socket Push terminal SPEAKERS) Relay (S18) Wire guide | ANKOTSA Skée panel (L) | aNe.2160 Sidestay (LI AND-OBI-A Slide sevisch mount | ANF-287-0 Slide witch (514, PRE/POWER AMP) ASHOIDD Panel uy AND-0B6-0 Push switch (618, POWER) | ASG-O43-6 Switch mount plate ANF-260-0 Phone jack (PHONES! K72.028-0 ‘Variatsle resistor (WF, VOLUME) ACA, Chew washer 2 ABE0010 Special nut ABN-008-0 Nut tied 871.0040 Lamp holder AEB-81-4, Lamp (with leads, PL, BV Boma) AEL0220 Front panel assemtily ANB-3144 | Washer (t= Yemb M45-006-A, | Nut ty) 871.0080 | Knob (BASS-SOHE, BASS-100H2, | ‘TREBLE-1OkHz, TREBLE-20kHz, SPEAKERS, MODE, BALANCE AABBEO Knob (TONE, LOW FILTER, HIGH FILTER, ATTENUATOR, TAPE MONITOR, TAPE QUPLICATE ADO Knob (POWER AAD-O86-0 Knob (VOLUME! AAB-0BE-A, Knob (FUNCTION} AAO Power transformer ATT-2060 Shield cower ANH-233-8 WSO AWS.0B00 ANH-234-0 ASB-047-0 awG.021-0 AWMOTI-O ANF.290-0 AWRLOGD-A AEC-IBLO AKP.005-0 AKE.O25-0 ASA009-ASA-9900 Note: Any parts axteritked (*) are subject to Being not supplied. Description Part No. Cover, phono jack AEC-1820 Phono jack (4-jacks, FICA typeb AKBO2I Chassis (L) NAOT? Wire clipe (AL AEC-009-0 ‘Chassis (C) AN ADTE-B Wire clip (D} AEC-OI40 Boss ‘AEC-183-0 Fuse board assembly AW-OES0 Ground terminal 2P K1EOB0 ‘Chassis (RD ANAOTEA Input circuit assannily AWK-O3E-C Binding post (GND) AREOT2A Claw washer ABE-008-0 Nut feb B7110-0 Side panel IF) ANB-315-0 Krab (PHONO 2 LEVEL, IMPEDANCE} AABOGA Electrolytic capacitor 22,000uF 63¥(C1, C2) ACH-086-0 Front shield cower ANH-221-A Top cower ANEDT2-A Shield cover ANH-I20 Fuse 14 (FA, terme) AEK-106-0 Fuse 1A (F2, 2, secondary! AEK1060 Power supply circuit asserninly-2 AINALOTO ‘Volume circuit axsembsty AWROTEA Cover, power transistor ANE-O72-8 Power amplifier block Skle stay (Fe) AND-OBO-A, Bottom plare ANEOTT-A, Foot sssambly ABCATED Ground terminal AP 13-047. Fuse BA (FA, prirary) AEK-300-0 ‘Cond grommet AECOTOD AC power cord ADG-011-0 Shield plate ANH-247.9, ‘Wire clip (51 ABC-097-0 yam BARRE BS = Lock plate ABC-199-0 PC. board rman natal ANF-200-8, Power supply circuit assembly 3 AWRLOTT-O ‘Aut finsulator! AEC-OBE-0 Phono jack {MIC} K720200 Washer linsubstor) 672-045-4, Washer linsuteror) E4.004.0 stay (5170 ASALOTI-O Tanping screw 4x8 ABAOTD-A Tapping screw 4X12 Alt A083-0 BSSss sisaeKey No. 64 Power Amplifier Block NOTICE: Any paris asterisked (*) are subject to being not eupplied. 78.2K8 _—= 28010795 or 28011168 Transistor (027, 023)Exploded View Screva P: Pon heed Te Tapping serww (Fig, A 1B: Binding heed TS: Tapping screw (Fig, B10. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS, P.C.BOARD PATTERNS AND PARTS LIST 10.1 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM Pn Tara Um, 25% TRERANCE ents SRC aad Fle10.2 ELECTRO-PARTS CAPACITORS sA4-9900 Part Wa, ACH 046-0 ACH046-0 ACG-001-0 ACG-003-0 COMA 472 50 COMA 272K 50 Part No. Metal onicte File 4. 7k Metal oxide filen 47k Carbon film 38k Carbon film = Zk Variable nesitter 50k (VOLUME Sar 472) AS2P 472) ADMPS 3031 ROMPS B23 ACVIeEA Transistor ‘2SABTES-Y oF A (25A747A-A, Oar ¥) Trainor 2SAG795-¥ or A (28A7474-R, Oar ¥) Transistor - 2SC10795-¥ or R (25C11164-A, O or ¥) Transistor 28C10795-¥ or (2SC11164-R, Oar ¥) ‘Transistor 2SA67OS-Y or R (25A747A-R, Oar ¥) ‘Transistor 2SAB7HS-Y or A (25A74744-A, 0 or ¥} ‘Transistor 2sc1079s-¥ ar A QSC116A-A, Cor ¥) Transistor 25C10795-¥ ar A (25C111GA-A, O or YI Deseription " Pormiee trenitoremae | Slide switeh (PRE/POWER AMP) Rotary switch ISPEAKERS) Relay Feetay Push switch (POWER) Fi Fuse BA (primary) F2 Fuse 1A lecondary) F320 | Fuse 1A (secondary Fuse 1A (lamp) Lamp, 8 SOmA, with beach (Lamp, BV S0mA, with leads Lamp, SV SOMA, with leaks1 TAPE HOMITOR t Souace at (2-8£0-MMV) ATSIWASSY LINDYID LOAN EOLSA-95800 ne 18.9 O17 206 019 ats to 021 Hae ag 023 cM “iy, 25 © o24 27:0 O26 bt tet. 7? | o#—__+ 06 2SA628AP sea500 2SK34 2sceégP eae (2SA763UL} D eo @: ot c aLParts List of Input Circuit Assambly (AWK-038-C) CAPACITORS Description ‘Part No. ct | Electrolytie 26 SZ 010M 25 ca Electrotytic 1 26v CSZA 010M 25 a Carers: 1100p nov CKDYB 101K 60 a Cararnic: 1000 5ov CKDYB 101K BO 3 eres 10p 5OV CCDSL 100F 60 ce Coramie 1p BOW CCDSL 100 60 a Electrolytic a0 wv CEA 471P 10° ce (Electrabytic 470 wv CEA 471P 10° co Styral 1000 = Sov COSA 1076 60 cro Styral 10009 BOY casa 1026 80 on Sryral 36000 Ov COSA 3826 80 cr Styre 3600p = §0V COSA 3676 50 ca Electrolytic: ar sov CEANL 4A 7P 50 co Electrolytic: ar 60v CEANL aR 7P 50 cs Myla 0.0047 | BOv caMaA 4721 50 ow Mylar 0.0047 sOv coma 47240 cv Corernig: 470¢ Sov ‘CKDYB 471K 50 cw Coramee 4709 5ov (CKDYB 471K 80 ow Electrodytic 100 SOV (CEA 101P 60 Cormac 001 = BOV CKOYE 103K 80 cz Coremic > CCDSL BaOK 80 cz Coren Gap ov CCOSL 680K 0 Part No. RDMPS 104) RIDMPS 104) PDMS 624) RDMPS 624) RDMPS 222) RDMPS 222) RDWPS 124) RDWPS 124) RDMPS 753) RDMPS 753) RDPS 392) RDWPS 3921 RDMPS 102) ADMPS 1021 RDMPS 221) ADMPS 2214 RDMPS 3324 ADMPS 9924 ROMPS 1024 ADMPS 102)Part No. RDMPS 1024 ROMPS 4735 RINKSA 1541F RINNSA 1S41F RNMEA 7502F RNKSA 7502F RINKSA 9533F RINKSA 9833F ROMPS 1021 RDMPS 102) S52 223 RDMPS 221J ROMPS 2215 ROWPS 2214 ROMPS 2211 RDMPS 560) RDEPS 560) ROWS 102) ROMS 102) ADMPS 104) RDMPS 104) ADMPS 7221 AD WPS 7221 AIDWPS 2221 ROMPS 722) ADMPS 102) FET FET FET FET Transistor Transistor Transistor Transistor Transistor ‘Transistor Transistor Transistor Rotary switch (FUNCTION) Lever switch (TAPE DUPLICATE) Laver switch (TAPE MONITOR) Parts List of Input Circuit AssemblyOTHERS Phono jack (jacks! AKB.073-.0 | Phono jack (6-jacks} AKBOMeO10.4 CONTROL AMPLIFIER ASSEMBLY (AWG-031-0) wantsa-9 Foil Side gis oe Rar 56K, —w— 25Cla5iF rs ‘CMS! Rate Ro 8.6K C10) *ha 22 BRE Fag 12K 4 YEW MPa fd| sks Rag 1k watharr | astteae °—W—e 25C1451P 2sca69P 2SA628P E, c 8 fer 1K ob Rar 33K s oe ag 128 Ve) As 56K C1W) fey 18 00-0 Ms z oe) Bar 1 228. 20451 25cuas1P | oon x" §Parts List of Control Amplifier Assembly (AWG-031-0) ct Electratytic CSZA O10M 35 ey Electrolytic = 1 CSZA O1OM 35 a Caramnic a7p CCOSL 470K 50 ca Carrio «7p CCOSL «70K 6O cs Eleenolytic = 220 CEA 72P 6 ce Ebenaiytie = 220 CEA 22IP 6 a Corarnic ap CCOSL os0c 50 ce Ceramic ap CODSL 030c BO co Electrolytic 4.7 CEANL 4A7P 28 cro Electrolytic = 4.7 CEANL 4A7P 25 on Brectrotytic 1 CSZA O1OM 35 c1z Electrolytic = 1 CSZA O10M 35 C13 Ceramic Op CCDSL 100F 50 cw Cararnic 0p CCDSL 100F 50 Electrotytic CEANL 100P 28 Electrolytic. CEANL 100P 25 A mz aia Ri RIB AG RIT RIB Rig R20 red Rae RISdee22 22222 82888 & geo8 geeRee Description ‘Carbon film Carbon film Carbon film 100% 1k tk Metal excicte tlle 5.6K Metal oxide fim 8.6 Carbon film Carbon Film Carton titer Carbon file ‘Caron file (Carton film ‘Carbon film ‘Carton film ‘Carton film Carbon film Carbon film ‘Carbon film Carbon film Carbon film Carbo file Carbon Files Carban film ‘Carbon Film ‘Carbon Film Carbon Film 23KI4-D ore 3KI-Dorc 2SK34-D orc 2SK34-0 ar € 2SABIBAP-D ar © ‘PSA67RAP-D or C ‘280869P-0 or C ‘2SCH69°-0 or & 28C1451-8, Vor S 28C1461-8, Vor 5 28C1451PV or 5 2SC1451PV or 5 182473 84-9900 RDMPS B1N FDMPS 330) FDMPS 332) ROMPS 399) RIDMPS 330) FDMPS 182) RDMPS ROMPS ROWPS ROMPS ROMPS ROWS. RDWPS: ROMS: AOMPS: FDWPS:10.5 POWER AMPLIFIER ASSEMBLY (AWH-037-A) NOTE: ‘The power translators (Qy,~Qys ) are excluded from parts of this assembly.Parts List of Power Amplifier Assembly (AWH-037-A) CAPACITORS g i Part No. @asg g2ags) CSSA AGRM 25 CSSA RGaM 25 CCDSL 121K 50 CCDSL 121K 0 CEA 100P CEA 100 16 CCDSL 470K 50 CCOSL 470K 50 CCOSL 390K 50 ‘CCDSL 380K 50 ‘CEDSL 100K 500 CEDSL 100K 500 coma 333) 60 COMA 383 60 ACG0OR0 ACG-00R0 CCDSL B20K 500 CCDSL 820K 500 CCOSL B20K 500 CCOSL 820K 500 ACG-008-0 ACG-008.0 COMA 362) 50 COMA 353) 80 CEA 471P 6 CEA ATIF 6 CEA ATIP 6 CEA 471P 6 RESISTORS Bescription Part No, Carbon film 560K FIDMPS 564J Carbon film — §B0h RDMPS 564) Carbon film = 180 FDMPS 1814 Carbon titm = 180 FIDMPS 1814 Carbon film — 150 FIDMPS 1514 Carbon film 150 ADMPS 1615 Carbon flim = 47k IDMPS 473) Carbon film 47k ADMPS 473) ‘Cartan film ADMPS 3521 Carbon Filen RDMPS 3529 Carbon Filme RDKPS 473) (Carban film RDMPS 4731 Carbos film FIDMPS 563) |Symbet Description Part No ANS Carbon film Bk ROMPS 5620 RIT Carbon film 18k ROMPS 1633 RIB Carbon film 16k ADMPS 1640 At Carbon film 1G RADMPS 1640 R20 Carbon film 16k RDMPS 16 Aaa Carton filen: 100, ROSPS 1014 R22 Carbon film = — 100 ROMPS 1014 Az3 Carbon tilen 100 ROMPS 101) na Carbon titer 100 ROMPS 101) FOS Carbon fit. 1.3 RDMPS 132) nae Carbon film 1.3k RDMPS 132) Aq Carbon tit a RDMPS 4705 ‘AmB Carbon tit ar ADMPS 4700 nS Carbon film = 47 ROMPS 470) AO Carbon filme ar ROMPS 470) AGT Carton fille ve ADMPS 102) ‘AS2 Carbon film tk RDEPS 1027 A Carbon film 86k RDMPS 86) Fae Carton film 66k RDMPS S62 FS Carbon fim — B80 ADMPS 561d | R36 Carbon film — 660 ROUWPS S614 a7 Carbon film 1.8% ROMPS 162 | R38 Carbon flim 1.6% ROMPS 162 R39 Carbon film 50k ROWPS S621 Rao Carbon film 56k RORPS $62) Rat | Carbon fiim «70 RIDMPS 471) Raz | Carbor fit: a7 ADMPS 471) Raa Carbon tim — 220 ROMPS 2710 Rad {Carbon film = 220 ROMPS 2200 ra5 (Carbon tim 100 ADMPS 100) a6 Carbon film 100 FADMPS 1017 RAT ‘Cebon fim 100 ADMPS 1017 AaB ‘Cebon film 100 ADMPS 1015 Rap (Carbon file 1k ADWrS 18a REO ‘Caton film 18k ADMPS 183 ABI Carbon film = 18k ROMPS 18 2 Carbon filer 18% ADMPS 183) RS Metal oxide film 47h aw RS2P 472) Rea Metal oxide tilm 4.7k = 2W ASIP 472 FES Metal oxide film 47k = 2W RSaP 4725 R56 | Meta oxidefilm4.7k = WW SIP 472) RST Metal oxide film 10 a S2P 100 Ase Metal oxide film 10. aw AS2P 100) Reo Metal oxide file 10 aw AS2P 100) Reo Metal oxite film 10 a RsgP 1004 Ret Wire wound Os aw ARTS ORSK REZ Wirewound = 0.8 ow | AITS8 ORSK RES Wirewound 0.5 = BW | TSB ORSK Red || Wirewound «08 BW TSE ORSK Wrewound 08 8w | RTSB oFSK Parts List of Power Amplifier AssemblySymbol Description Part No. 7 6 ‘Wire wound = O.8 sw ATSB ORBK Re? Wire wound = 0.8 ow ATSB ORK ABB Wire wound = 0.8 5 ATSB ORSK eo Metal oxide film 10 2W RSP 100) AN Metal aaxicle filen 10 ™ (RSP 1004 an Metal oxtice filen 10 2 IRS2P 100) RI? Metal oxide film 10 2 FS2P 100) RIa Carbon tim = 22 ROMPS 2204 Raa Carbon tim = 22 ROUPS 2204 AaB Carbon tim 32 ROMPS 220d AIG Carbon film 22 ROMPS 2200 RI? Garton tim = 22 ROMPS 220) | RIB Carbon tim = 22 ROMPS 2204 R78 Cartan film = 22 ROMPS 2201 FBO Carbon film 22 ROMPS 220) Ret Carbon flim = 2k RDNPS 248) Carbon filmy 24k RDKPS 243) Carbon file = 470 KW ROMPS 4714 Carbon tite = 330 ADNPS 330d Semifined = 22-8 ACPOAT-A, Semifixed = 2-2k-8 ACPO4T-A, Semifixed — 47O-B ACHA, Semifixed 470-8 ACRMOA Description ar ‘2SA7265-G or F (2BATGIS6 oF 5) oz Transistor «= 2SAF2B5-G or F (25A7635-6 or 6 } a3 ‘Transistor Z5A7265-G or F (25A7635-6 oF 8) aa ‘Tranistor = -25A7285-G or F (25A 7635-6 or 5) 5 ‘Transistor 78.07265-G or F (2876356 or 8) 8 Transistor 2SATIG5-G or F (25A7635- 6 or 5) 7 ‘Transistor 2SC1451-V or B a8 Trarwistor = 28C1481-V or B J Tramistor = 2SC14B1-V or B a0 ‘2SC1451-V or B an anz ang a O15 Continusd on the Next Page 45 Parts List of Power Amplifier Assemblyee seavs az ggg g29e|] Transistor Transistor Transistor Transistor Transistor ‘Transistor ‘Transistor ‘Transistor (Oecription 2SC1451-V, Bor G 29A829-7, 0 or Ft 2$A829-Y, O or A ‘2801808-Y, Oo 2S01869-Y, Oar R 7SC1316-A or G ZSC131G-A or O 7801500-R o O 152473 152473 STV-3H STv-aH ‘STv.3H sTv-IH 15 1886 (5180102) 18 1886 (5180102) 18 1886 (5180102) 18 1886 (5180102) 15 1886 (5101-02) 18 1886 (51601-02) 1 1886 (51601-02) 15 1886 (51801-02) 48 1886 (S1B01-02) 18 1886 (SHBON.02) 18 1866 ($1801.02) 15 1866 (S1801-02) Parts List of Power Amplifier Assemislys4-9900 10.6 PROTECTION CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY (AWM-071-0) 2sco45 2sc869 2SA733 2sc1384 ox? qx? i a7Parts List of Protection Circuit Assembly (AWM-071-0) CAPACITORS Symbol Part Ho, c CSSA RZ2M 10 cz CSSA AZIM 10 ca CEA ATIF ca CEA 4T1P 6 cs CEA 4nTP 25 ce CHA 101F 16 Al | Carbon film ROMPS 132d AB Carbon File ROMPS. 1325 | Aa Carbon Fine ROMPS 1324 | na Carbon film: ADWPS 1324 | AS Carbon tit ROMS 153) R60 | Carbon film = 15k ROMPS 153) AT Carbon film = 15k AIDKPS 183) RE | Carbon film = 18k ROWPS 153) Li] (Ceben fam oe RIDWPS 753) R10 ‘Carbon film 78k ROMPS 754 an Caren tim 2.2k FOMPS 722) AN2 ‘Carbon fim = 22k" ADMPS 2724 AIS Carbon film 18k ROMPS 15a a4 Carbon film = 18k ROMPS 153) RIS Caron tim 2 FOMPS B20) A16 ‘Carbon film = 82 RDMPS e20y | a7 ‘Corton film 5.6K FOMPS B62) 1B ‘Carbon film 150K FOMPS 154) | RID ‘Carbon film 15k ROMPS 152 R20, ‘Carbon tim = 1B ROWPS 16) R21 ‘Carson film Gk ROMPS G0) Raa ‘Carbon film 12k RDMPS 12 RB Carbon film 15k ROMPS 153 Rad ‘Carbon film 22k ROMPS 222) R28. ‘Carbon film 150 FIOMPS 164) R26 ‘Carbon Filer ROMPS 2200 a7 Carbon film = 470. HW ROMS 4712 R28 Carbon film = -ATk RDMPS 472 ce) Carbon film = 2.4 ROMPS 2424