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Checklist after service of class

TD Mark II

C 16:4, C 28:4, C 48:4, C 68:4, C 88:4,

FP 4000, FP 6000Q, FP 7000, FP 9000, FP 10000Q, FP 13000 & FP 14000

Created by: Patrick Bergwall

Date: 2007-04-23

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Index
1 INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................ 3
2 CHECK LIST CLASS TD MARK II ............................................................................. 3

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1 Introduction
This checklist shall be used to make sure the amplifier is always checked in a proper way after
service has been done. It is important to follow the steps in this check list and check all points
so that the set up of parameters in the amplifier is correct adjusted. When have done all
checks and adjusted the parameters the amplifier will work properly and will have the output
power that it is designed for.

2 Check list class TD Mark II

Always clean the amplifier by blowing with compressed air through coolers and fans. Be
careful when blowing where big electrolytic capacitors are placed so that the capacitor doesn’t
get damaged.

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1) After repair always start the amplifier with current potentiometer (VR1) located on
PWMF1-board. On is clockwise (cw) and off is counter clockwise (ccw). Check that the
switch pulse is normal. 300V line should increase some volts when relay clicks.

1. Connect an oscilloscope probe.

Measuring points (old layout). Measuring points (new layout).

2. VR1 fully ccw. VR1-PWMF1

VR1

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3. Insert mains plug into variac.

4. Mains switch ON and remote switch MANUAL

5. Slowly turn variac up, at the same time look at power- 230VAC
supply oscilloscope.

6. Begin turning VR1 cw.

Waveform should look like below picture.

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7. At a certain point, power supply will regulate. 120-140V +/- RAIL

Then, turn current potentiometer fully cw.

8. Power supply frequency decreases, PAL led goes out. 23kHz 43µS

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Step 9, 10
Only for C 16:4, C 28:4, C 48:4, C 68:4, C 88:4, FP 4000, FP 6000Q, FP 7000
& FP 10000Q.
9. Begin turning voltage adjust potentiometer. ca +/- 174V VR1-SP100F/
At 174V (+/- 2V) power supply will stop. VR1-SP130F

10. Adjust voltage. +/- 160V VR1-SP100F/

VR1-SP130F

Adjustment point

Measuring points

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Step 11, 12
Only for FP 9000, FP 13000 & FP 14000.
11. Begin turning voltage adjust potentiometer. ca +/- 220V VR1-SP130F
At 220V (+/- 2V) power supply will stop.

12. Adjust voltage. +/- 200V VR1-SP130F

Adjustment point

Measuring points

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Step 13
Only for C 16:4, C 28:4, C 48:4, C 68:4, C 88:4, FP 4000, FP 6000Q, FP 7000
& FP 10000Q.
13. Measure voltages according to chart:

1 GND -
2 ca 2V Trafotemp
3 +25V 15VUnr
4 GND -
5 +58V 50VUnr
6 -18V 50VUNrR
7 +15V Pwrgood
8 +5V PAL

Step 14
Only for FP 9000, FP 13000 & FP 14000.
14. Measure voltages according to chart:

1 GND -
2 ca 2V Trafotemp
3 +22-23V 15VUnr
4 GND -
5 +52-53V 50VUnr
6 -18V 50VUNrR
7 +15V Pwrgood
8 +5V PAL

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15. Following tests are made for all Channels, check offset with
no input +/- 40mV.
Following tests are made for all Channels, check offset with
no input and no load +/- 2V.
Increase input signal and check output signal at clip 8Ω

Wave measured at 1.3kHz. Wave measured at 13kHz.

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16. Check HF-wave at 1.3kHz and 13kHz at 8Ω.

4 channel amplifier 2 channel amplifier

No input signal

No input signal

Clip 1.3 kHz. Clip 13 kHz.

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17. Power supply frequency increases when loaded. 40kHz

18. Short capacitors according to pictures (Ch A=C1, AICO

Ch B=C101, Ch C=C201, Ch D=C301).
Fans will increase speed, TEMP leds on front will light,
Signal will go out.

4 Channels

2 Channels

19) Check mains switch for bad contact (click noise).

20) Check gain potentiometers at front. No disturbance at output signal shall be detected when
turning the potentiometer from one end point to the other end point.

21) Check dust filter, change when needed.

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