PS Audio Power Plant P300 Manuel utilisateur

Instructions for Model P300

The Fan Module upgrade to your unit is a

fairly simple process. If you have any

questions at any time, please contact us

by email, fax or telephone at the numbers

listed at the end of these instructions.

Before beginning the upgrade, you will

need to do the following: Unplug the P300

from the wall. Really unplug it. Take out

the power cord and take out the cords to

your a/v equipment.

Assemble the following tools and work

area:

Aclean table to place the P300

while you are working.

A small Phillips head screwdriver

A desk lamp, gooseneck lamp or other

light placed next to the P300 so you

can see what you are doing.

A small cup to hold the screws you are

going to remove from the P300.

The new P300 Fan Module Kit.

INSTALLING THE UPGRADE

You should have the following items:

A new PS Audio Fan Module - Bottom

Plate Kit

These instructions.

A Fan Upgrade label for the back of

your P300.

The small gray plastic strip for the

oscillator board.

BEFORE you open the unit:

Are you sure it is FULLY UNPLUGGED?

DID YOU TAKE THE TIME TO READ

THESE ENTIRE INSTRUCTIONS AT

LEAST ONCE BEFORE STARTING?

Turn the P300 upside down, with the feet

facing up. Use your small screwdriver to

take out the 10 small Phillips head screws

on the bottom plate. Save the screws.

NOTE: You do not need to take off the screws

holding down the feet to the Bottom Cover.

After you take off the ten screws from the

bottom cover, carefully lift the Bottom

Cover straight off. You may notice some

slight resistance. The Oscillator Board in

the P300 is secured by a small, gray plas-

tic bracket on the inside of the bottom

cover. So, when you lift off the Bottom

Cover, the Oscillator Board may remain

attached to the bottom cover support.

Simply

keep lift-

ing the

Bottom

Cover

straight

up.

Most

times,

the

Oscillator Card will stay plugged into the

P300 Main Board. Sometimes, the

Oscillator Card stays attached to the

Bottom Cover Support.

IF THE OSCILLATOR CARD REMAINS

ATTACHED TO GRAY PLASTIC SUP-

PORT ON THE BOTTOM COVER – Read

this Section Carefully:

Pull the Oscillator Board off the gray plas-

tic support. Be careful to touch the Board

only on it edges. You need to reinsert the

Oscillator Board into its socket on the

P300 main board.

The electronic components on the

Oscillator Board MUST FACE

FORWARD, toward the faceplate of the

P300. DO NOT insert the Oscillator

Board so that the electronic components

face the rear of the P300.

Insert the Oscillator Board into its socket

on the Main Board STRAIGHT DOWN.

DO NOT ROCK THE CARD back and

forth. Insert it STRAIGHT. The Board

must NOT be inserted at an angle.

IF THE OSCILLATOR CARD REMAINS

IN THE P300 ATTACHED TO THE MAIN

BOARD.

Great! Simply leave it attached. Make

sure it is fully seated in its socket by giv-

ing a little push DOWN on the top of the

Board.

INSTALL THE FAN PLUG.

On the new Fan Bottom Plate, there is a

white set of wires and a loose white plug.

This plug is inserted into a socket on the

main board of the P300.

There are two empty sockets on the P300

main board; both are located near the

transformers. One socket is located in the

center on the back edge of the board. Do

Not Plug the Fan Module into this Socket.

The other socket is off to one side of the

back edge of the P300 main board. THIS

IS THE CORRECT PLUG. Plug the fan

board into this socket.

The socket and plug are keyed so they

will only fit in one direction. Press the plug

into until it snaps.

Install the New Fan Bottom Plate.

Now that you have plugged in the fan

wire, you can put the bottom panel back

on the P300. The Fan goes toward the

FRONT of the P300 and the empty hole

and grill toward the rear of the P300.

Before reinstalling the Bottom Plate,

attach the new gray plastic strip to the top

of the oscillator board. The groove in this

support strip aligns with the edge of the

Oscillator Board.

Now the gray plastic strip is attached, via

the groove, to the top of the oscillator

board, in the approximate middle of the

board.

Remove the piece of tape on the gray

plastic piece, exposing the adhesive.

Carefully align the bottom cover with the

chassis, and press down on the bottom

cover so as to afix the adhesive to the

inside of the bottom plate.

The new bottom panel should line up just

like the former bottom panel. It should be

flush all around.

Loosely insert the ten small Phillips head

screws. Make sure the bottom cover is

seated and flush, then fully tighten the

screws.

Turn the P300 over and perform the fol-

lowing tests:

Plug the P300 into your source of

power

Turn on the P300 unit with the switch

on the back panel. Up is ON.

Turn on the unit with the front panel

switch. The P300 front panel should

indicate “60.” If it does, the P300 is full

operational and ready to enjoy.

OPERATING NOTES

The Fan Module was designed to protect

the INTERNAL components of the P300

when it is being driven in the upper range

of its limits. The top of the P300 is a

large heat sink and will continue to be

warm to hot, regardless of the fan

upgrade. The fact that the top is warm

DOES NOT MEAN THE FAN IS NOT

WORKING.

The fan pulls hot air out of the P300.

Therefore, be careful that heat sensitive

materials are not under the fan output.

NEVER place the P300 on a soft surface,

such as a carpet. All P300’s, especially

those equipped with the fan upgrade,

should be placed on a solid surface.

The new feet on the P300 Fan Upgrade

Module have been carefully chosen for

your unit. Both the aerospace specifica-

tion material in the feet as well as its

design is engineered to reduce vibration

transmitted both TO and FROM the P300.

Place all supports for the P300 under the

new feet.

www.psaudio.com

877-772-8340 within the United States

720-406-8946 outside the United States

720-406-8967 Fax

[email protected] e-mail

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