SERVICE MANUAL CA-1 010 JAIN AMPLIFIER » @YAMAHA NIPPON GAKKI CO, LTD. HAMAMATSU, JAPANCONTENTS PANEL OPERATION @ FRONT PANEL 2.22... 20.0. e cece e eee eee 5 © REAR PANEL: US. AND GENERAL EXPORT MODEL ® REAR PANEL: EUROPEAN AND AUSTRALIAN MODEL - SPECIFICATIONS ... CHARACTERISTICS . BLOCK DIAGRAM INTERNAL VIEW © TOP VIEW 7 © BOTTOM VIEW . DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES FLOW CHART PHOTO-1 ~ PHOTO-4 PHOTO-5 ~ PHOTO-7 PHOTO-8 ~ PHOTO-10 PHOTO-11, PHOTO-12 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT BOARD ...... creer PEEEeeey 14 ELECTROLYTIC CAPACTIRO CIRCUIT BOARD oer - 15 FUNCTION CIRCUIT BOARD, METER LAMP CIRCUIT BOARD... - 16 TONE CONTROL CIRCUIT BOARD MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD METER CIRCUIT BOARD COUPLER CIRCUIT BOARD ADJUSTMENT © FUNCTION CIRCUIT BOARD ........ © METER CIRCUIT BOARD ® MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD SHEMATIC DIAGRAM BY EXPORT ZONE SHEMATIC DIAGRAM ........ WIRING ...... cee PACKAGE ............-5 Onkwna onPANEL OPERATION FRONT PANEL @ METER (LEVEL MONITER) @ METER SWITCH (REC OUT — SP OUT) @ MODE (STEREO, MONAURAL, LEFT/RIGHT EXCHANGE) @ PHONO SELECTOR (MC HEAD AMP, INPUT IMPEDANCE SWITCHING) ® REC OUT SELECTOR (RECORDING OUTPUT SELECTION AND TAPE DUDBING) © INPUT SELECTOR @ POWER INDICATER ® POWER SWITCH @® PHONES (HEADPHONE JACK) @ SPEAKERS (SPEAKER SELECTION) © OPERATION (A-/B-CLASS SELECTION) @ SUBSONIC FILTER (LOW CUT FILTER) @ HIGH FILTER (HIGH CUT FILTER) @ BASS (BASS CONTROL) @ TONE DEFEAT, TURN OVER SWITCH (BASS) (BASS CONTROL DEFEAT, TURN OVER FREQUENCY SELECTION) @ TONE DEFEAT, TURN OVER SWITCH (HIGH) {TREBLE CONTROL DEFEAT, TURN OVER FREQUENCY SELECTION) @ TREBLE (TREBLE CONTROL) @ AUDIO MUTING (ATTNUATING CIRCUIT CONTROL, —20dB) @® VOLUME (VOLUME LEVEL ADJUSTMENT) @ BALANCEPANEL OPERATION REAR PANEL: US.AND GENERAL EXPORT MODELS DOOOORG) ° ® OOM 3 @ © & ® PHONO-1 (PHONO INPUT TERMINAL) @ PHONO-2 (PHONO INPUT TERMINAL) @ TUNER (TUNER INPUT TERMINAL) @ AUX (AUXILIARY INPUT TERMINAL) © TAPE-1 (TAPE-1: RECORDING AND PLAY BACK TERMINAL) © TAPE-2 (TAPE-2: RECORDING AND PLAY BACK TERMINAL) @ SPEAKERS (SPEAKER OUTPUT TERMINAL) ® GND (EARTH TERMINAL) @® PRE OUT (PRE AMP. OUTPUT TERMINAL) @ COUPLER (PRE/MAIN DISCONNECTION) @ STOPPER (COUPLER SWITCH STOPPER) @ MAIN IN (MAIN AMP INPUT TERMINAL) @ AC OUTLET (SWITCHED: INTERLOCKED WITH POWER SWITCH. MAX 100W) @ AC OUTLETS (UNSWITCHED: NOT INTERLOCKED WITH POWER SWITCH. @ AC CORD (AC POWER CORD) MAX 300W) @ VOLTAGE SELECTOR (General Export Models Only)PANEL OPERATION REAR PANEL: EUROPEAN AND AUSTRALIAN MODELS C@BOD © ® Pde ®@ ®&®© © PHONO-1 (PHONO INPUT TERMINAL) @ PHONO-2 (PHONO INPUT TERMINAL) @ TUNER (TUNER INPUT TERMINAL) @ AUX (AUXILIARY INPUT TERMINAL) @® TAPE-1 (TAPE-1: RECORDING AND PLAY BACK TERMINAL) © TAPE-2 (TAPE-2: RECORDING AND PLAY BACK TERMINAL) @ SPEAKERS (SPEAKER OUTPUT TERMINAL) ® GND (EARTH TERMINAL) @ PRE OUT (PRE AMP. OUTPUT TERMINAL) @ COUPLER (PRE/MAIN DISCONNECTION) © STOPPER (COUPLER SWITCH STOPPER) @ MAIN IN (MAIN AMP. INPUT TERMINAL) @ CORD STOPPER (AC POWER CORD) @ VOLTAGE SELECTOR @ FUSE HOLDER (MINIATURE FUSE) European Model OnlyOUTPUT 20Hz 20KHz B-CLASS 82. B-CLASS 40. B-CLASS 82. POWER BAND WIDTH B-CLASS 82 ACLASS 82 DAMPING FACTOR (1KHz, 82) DISTORTION PHONO 1, 2 Mc TUNER, AUX MAIN IN B-CLASS ACCLASS TUNER-SP OUT 8-CLASS PHONO-SP OUT PHONO USERBLE DYNAMIC RANGE NOISE LEVEL SIN PHONO 1, 2 Mc TUNER, AUX, TAPE MAIN, RESIDUAL NOISE INPUT TERMINAL PHONO 1 PHONO 2 me TUNER, AUX MAIN IN MAX. ALLOWABLE INPUT (1KHz, 0.02% DISTORTION} PHONO 1 PHONO 2 Me TUNER, AUX OUTPUT TERMINAL (OUTPUT LEVEL REC OUT JIMPEDANCE) REC OUT MAX. OUTPUT (1KHz, 0.02% DISTORTION) REC OUT REC OUT FREQUENCY CHARACTERISTICS PHONO 1, 2, MC TUNER-PRE OUT ‘TUNER‘SP OUT TONE CONTROL BASS TREBLE FILTER SUB SONIC FILTER HIGH FILTER PEAK METER RISING TIME DROPPING TIME DIMENSIONS WEIGHT U.S. MODEL EUROPEAN MODEL RATED POWER CONSUMPTION U.S. & CANADIAN MODEL EUROPEAN MODEL ACCESSORIS HEXAGONAL ALLEN WRENCH PIN PLUG CORDS SPECIFICATIONS 100W + 1OOW (0.02% AUX IN} 120W + 120W (0.02% AUX IN) 2OW + 20W (0.02% AUX IN) 10Hz ~ SOK Hz (0.02%) 102 ~ 70KHz (0.02%) 45 or more 0.003% or less (REC OUT BV, 20Hz ~ 20KH2) 0.03% or less (REC OUT BV, 20Hz ~ 20KH2) 0.005% or less (REC OUT 3V, 20Hz ~ 20KH2) 0.01% or less (SP OUT 50W, 88, 20Hz ~ 20KH2) 0.005% or less (SP OUT 10W, 82, 20Hz ~ 20KH2) 0.01% or less BOE, 8:2, 20Hz ~ 20KHz) 0.1% VOL-20dB, 0.4W 90W, 23.648 “8608, VOL-40dB, 0.04W Sow, 33.548 8248 (IHF A NETWORK), ~134d8m 65d8 (IHF A NETWORK, INPUT 09 SHORT-CIRCUITED), —163d8m 6848 (IHF A NETWORK, INPUT 509 SHORT-CIRCUITED), ~166dBm 10008 (IHF A NETWORK), —116dBm 11848 (IHF A NETWORK), —113d8m O-AmvV or loss 2mV/47K, 68K, 100K2 2mVvia7Ka SouVv/t08 120mV/50KA 1Wi28K 310mV or less 310mV or less 7.5mV or lass 20mV oF less 120mv/6002. ivis002. 1a.6v Ww 90Hz ~ 15KHz (020.248, RIAA DEVIATION) 1SHz 100K Hz (+0 —1B) 5H2 ~ SOKHz (+0 —148, 89. LOAD) TURNOVER 125He S00Hz (20H2 + 10d8 VARIABLE) TURNOVER 88KHz 2.5KHz (20H2 = 1048 VARIABLE} 18H, 1248/0¢T. 10KHz, 128/007 1004 sec. 0.98 sec. 461(W) x 36010) x 170(H)mm 18.5/32W) x 14.3/16(D) x 6-11/16(H)in 19Kg 41.8 Ibs 20Kg 44.0 Ibs 600W, 700VA 900W' 1 1 © SPECIFICATIONS AND APPEARANCE ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE,‘ourrur evs wo) AA DEVATION HARMONIC OISTORTION RATIO 1361 PON BATIO 136) fee sasyouscoiton E CHARACTERISTICS FREQUENCY CHARACTERISTICS (AUX--PRE OUT) I a . Cobe | fobe don e-rdueafrer p ; TON CHARACTERISTICS hos fe z° mt Bea 3 ; { 3 tee] |) ? t z vat Lesh ‘ HEQUencr ea —— a - “TSS woo ehuatker EVIATION CHARACTERISTICS g : 5 g 2 a J = = j 7 = IpHoNo slonqtsoukce a - ime ast ee ae Sy urrur wen! ura) avec purr) = - + go] choad foapa-slau 3 ISTORTION CHARALTER|STICS, 5 1 Buel. 4 L| 8 37 olen SIONAL SOURCE FEDANCE fo (2! | nforo hedrrobul_| how ~ pee DISTORTION CHAWACTERISTI ‘utr eof PHONO RESIDUAL ts is lee ale NOISE VARIATION coaace | \ SRR BY VOLUME CONTROL aL 3 X & 1 g - eee 3 g oururen .BLOCK DIAGRAM FUNCTION C. BOARD TONE CONTROL C. BOARD MAIN C. BOARD PHONO Reo. our IN pur toh sLreR ess aupo_MuTING wave SELECTOR SELECTOR SELECTOR SUBSONC FILTER TREBLE 8 CONTROL VOLUME CONTROL, ses PHONO — 1 PHONO — 2 . | K a TUNER S as TRBIT TRIS. TRIDK SSA TAPE PB! = REC OUT TPE PBZ RE OUT 1 q| < a > _ POWER SUPPLY C. BOARD "RE OUT ole 8 SAT, FO |i) MAIN IN TRS — ROSS 7605 [res Q 1eAD. PHONES: TRAIO nes METER RC. BOARD Vvourase SELECTOR ae « {2 DE Sy oe ® ELECTROLYTIC CAP C.BOARDTOP VIEW INTERNAL VIEW @ TONE CONTROL CIRCUIT BOARD @ METER CIRCUIT BOARD @ METER LAMP CIRCUIT BOARD @ ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR (18000uF/63wv) © ROTALY SWITCH © FUNCTION CIRCUIT BOARD @ POWER TRANSISTOR @® HEAT SINK @ MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD (R) @ MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD (L) @ ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR CIRCUIT BOARD @ POWER TRANSFORMER BOTTOM VIEW INTERNAL VIEW @ ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR CIRCUIT BOARD @ BASS CONTROL VR. @ TREBLE CONTROL VR. TONE CONTROL CIRCUIT BOARD VOLUME VALANCE VR. AC FUSE POWER TRANSISTOR MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD @ PROTECTION CIRCUIT RELAY @ COUPLER CIRCUIT BOARD @ POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT BOARD @ B-POWER FUSE F401 ~ 406 @ FUSE 8DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES FLOW CHART Photod REMOVE FUNCTION BOARD Photo! REMOVE CABINET (©: 10 AND METER REPLACEMENT Photo’ REMOVE METER <.BOARD Photos REMOVE FRONT PANEL Photos REMOVE POWER SUPPLY C.BOARD Photo? REMOVE BOTTOM COVER (© AC POWER FUSE REPLACE. @ POWER supmty ceoARD AND |-POWER FUSE REPLACEMENT Photot0 REMOVE T.CONT- ROL C.BOARD Photos REMOVE COUPLER .BOARD Photo? TURN REAR PANEL OVER Photo! REMOVE MAIN c. BOARD Photo!2 i lUdeee REMOVE POWER TRANS- FORMER AND ELECTRO. LYTIC: CAP-C-BOARD, GUIDE TO FLOW CHART To remove the required part, disassemble in the wise, you cannot disassemble smoothly. sequence of reversed arrowed direction. For example, Adjustment 1 to 3 later described in this manual can be in case of the MAIN c. board, it is required to remove made after removing the cabinet shown in Photo 1 the bottom cover, cabinet and coupler e. board. Other-DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES PHOTO 1 REMOVING THE CABINET Remove four painted screws on both sides. Shift the cabinet about Tem in arrowed direction and lift the cabinet up for removal. Photo 1 PHOTO 2 REMOVING THE BOTTOM COVER Remove nine screws. Photo 2 Under condition shown above, AC power fuse and B — Power fuses F401 to F406 on the power supply ¢. board can be replaced, 10. PHOTO 3 REMOVING THE METER LAMP C. BOARD Remove two plastic rivets, The two plastic ri s can be withdrawn forward while contracting umbrella-shaped portions of rivets on the rear side of the printed circuit board, © At this time, the meter lamp can be replace PHOTO 4 REMOVING THE POWER SUPPLY C. BOARD Remove four sc and then level the power supply far convenience of checkingDISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES PHOTO 5 REMOVING THE COUPLER C. BOARD Remove four screws shown by arrow B, then dismantle the coupler c. board inwardly Photo 5 PHOTO 6 REMOVING THE FRONT PANEL Remove all knobs with a hexagonal allen wrench pro- vided. Then remove six screws from upper and lower surfaces shown below. & PHOTO 7 TILTING THE REAR PANEL Remove screws 1 and 2 shown in Photo 6, loosen screws 3 to 6, and then remove the shield case by shifting the case in arrowed direction and by lifting it up. Remove eight screws shown by arrow A in Photo 5, and lift up the pin jack from the rear panel. Remove two upper screws (one on either side) shown in Photo 7, loosen two lower screws (one on either side}, and then tilt the rear panel in arrowed direction. LED and meters can be © Under this condition, replaced, © Note: LED is adhered to a hole of the panel.DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES PHOTO 8 REMOVING THE METER Cc, BOARD Remove two screws indicated by A, and remove the ‘metal part fixing meter lamp c. board along with the ©. board itself, Remove three screws indicated by B, and remove special hexagonal nut attaching the slide switch indicated by C. © Under this condition, the power switch and head: Phone jack can be dismantled after removing screws D and E. Also, the rotary switch for speaker selection can be removed after removing the special hexagonal nut Photo 8 PHOTO 9 REMOVING THE FUNCTION C. BOARD Remove screws 1 and 2 shown in Photo 6, loosen 3 to 6, and then remove the shield case by shifting the case in arrowed direction and by lifting it up. Remove eight screws shown by arrow A in Photo 5, and then separate the c. board from the rear panel. Withdraw the connecting rod in arrowed direction from the universal joint. Remove two lower screws shown by an arrow in Photo 9 and four screws already loosened, and then dismantle the function c. board completely. PHOTO 10 REMOVING THE TONE CONTROL C. BOARD Remove the sub-panel from the side frame by removing four screws on both sides shown below. Remove three screws G and one special hexagonal nut H shown in Photo 8 and then dismantle the tone control _¢. board completely. Photo 9 Photo 10 12LY PROCEDURES PHOTO 11 REMOVING THE MAIN C, BOARD By remaving the MAIN c. board along main chassis. At this time, when the coup! removed as instructed in Photo 5, the MAIN c, bo: can be sufficiently lifted up because of ample wiring four screws shown in Photo-A, remove ink from the th the margin © By removing eight screws fixing the pow to-B, dismantle the MAIN c. board and shown in Pk heat sink. PHOTO 12 REMOVING THE ELECTRO- LYTIC C. BOARD AND POWER- TRANSFORMER. Remove four screws Photo 12 © Temperature compensating transistor is shown by an arrow in Photo-C. When the MAIN ¢. board is the MAIN c. board and heat sink. Also, when the power transistor is replaced, pay attention to in- sulation and heat coupling with the heat sink assembled, pay attention to heat coupling betweenPRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT BOARDPRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS ELECTROLITIC CAPACITOR CIRCUIT BOARD a D602 S5I5i cee £508, oiFBS Lio 406 VAC 0.017 180% 2 [1 1 IPRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS FUNCTION CIRCUIT BOARD FUNCTION C. BOARD i 2SK6T3A c~Dx2 METER LAMP CIRCUIT BOARD [. LAME g BQ8RPRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS TONE CONTROL CIRCUIT BOARD TRe2I 2sas73a_C~p| ascir7s_|* TRei4 TReIG 2sasrePRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD MAIN C. BOARD-L A Rai asaer2e 230) 0-212 or PS eaee am HV-46 TRanesi3. reste me" hi OE. tae ted, ar ae lames: ° Le i IPRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS METER CIRCUIT BOARD METER C. BOARD R501, 502 : 25K308-(6R) TREO3~508,511~5i4, 517, $18: 2501775 TRSO?~ 510, 5i5, 5167 25Aa64 D801~ 512 #151555 P vgn 08 5% OQ yrsoe ae moe OMe ‘ 5 665 , 3809 . as ee ee Se COUPLER CIRCUIT BOARD | —— jf aADJUSTMENT ADJUSTING POINTS: 1. Function C. Board 2. Meter C. Board 3, Main C. Board FUNCTION C. BOARD ADJUSTMENT (VR101, 102) This adjustment is intended to balance the per formance of the MC head amp. In general, the adjustment requires spectrum analyzer or 40kHz band pass filter and VTVM. Or the adjustment can be made by means of a distortion meter. If these instruments are not available, do not touch VR101 and 102. MC head amp performance (balancing) adjustment, VR101, 102 0dB calibration, VR501, 502 Operational point adjustment, VR301, 302 2. METER C. BOARD ADJUSTMENT ({VR501, 502) Adjusting Method Connect a dummy resistance of 82 and 100W or more to the output terminal, and supply 1kHz signal to the input terminal. When the output becomes 100W (VTVM voltage: 28.28 Vrms), adjust VR501 and VR502 so that the meter reads ous. ADJUSTING METHOD Supply 20kHz, 3Vrms to the input terminal, and adjust VR101 and VR102 so that secondary higher harmonic wave at 40kHz is lowered to the lowest level. When the distortion meter is used, adjust so that distortion at 20kHz is minimized. 20. 990ADJUSTMENT MAIN C. BOARD ADJUSTMENT {VR301, 302, BOTH CHANNELS) The main c. board is adjusted in terms of idling current of A-class and B-class (NORMAL). By turn ing the OPERATION switch, VR302 is short- circuited or actuated through transistor switching function. Therefore, be sure to set the OPERA- TION switch to B-class (NORMAL), and then adjust VR301 ADJUSTING METHOD Turn off the COUPLER switch on the rear side so as not to supply signal to the maine. board. Connect a dummy resistance of 8 to the output terminal, connect VTVM' to TP2(+) and TP1(—), and adjust so that voltage between terminals becomes the fol: lowing values: NORMAL 25mV (vR301) Acclass ....... 280mV (vr302) © This adjustment is made by repeating several times in the sequence of Loh (NORMAL > A-class)-> Reh (NORMAL * A-class) 21SHEMATIC DIAGRAM BY EXPORT ZONE For general export models, refer to the schematic diagram. BS & EUROPEAN MODELS BS. ONLY 9 $_an- meorye BS_MODEL FUSE " te Be 1 "14.08280V (220~.240V) | POWER SWITCH d= 5 C v Be Dp i I | POWER ‘SWITCH RE Tea 250v To POWER SUPPLY C.BOARD ae EELECTROLYTIC CAP. C. BOARD. ye pe(llO~130V), po SE __oeg FE vie FUSE US & CANADIAN MODELS i WH | —r«| 70 coreeae sees SoanD | | we =I BE | ELECTROLYTIC BEL, re Re? | BR 120v CAP.C.BOARD lf POWER Sw ]/ FUSE | ma 125v DS | ¢ le | ‘ | | 7 z 3 2 2 ® ° | oy UN. SWITCHED SWITCHED ——ac ourLeT—— AUSTRALIAN MODEL i ~ 1 To POWER SUPPLY | ©, BOARD | : soar 260v | —t— ELECTROLYTIC Nose fl 2 one 2 | BE ov CAP.C BOARD SBE be RE RD POWER SW ee verer anal Br Lo 22