Teac A-880 Manuel utilisateur

TEAC.

SERVICE

MANUAL

A-880

Integrated

Stereo

Amplifier

A-880

SPECIFICATIONS

Output

Power:

watts

min.

RMS,

Intermodulation

Distor-

ohms

from

kHz,

with

tion:

0.2%

(At

-3

power

output,

ohms,

than

0.5%

total

harmonic

distortion.

;

kHz)

(Dynamic

Power)

Signal-to-Noise

Ratio:

PHONO:

(Both

channels,

ohms,

(IHF

Network)

TUNER,

CD,

AUX:

Hz—20

kHz,

0.5%

THD)

TAPE PLAY

1,2:

90dB

Input

Sensitivity/

Power

Requirements:

110

—

120/200

—

220/230—

240

Impedance:

PHONO:

mV/47

ohms

AC,

50/60

Hz,

270

(General

export

TUNER,

CD,

AUX:

190

mV/42

ohms

model)

TAPE PLAY

1,2:

190

mV/42

ohms

120

AC,

180

(U.S.A./Canada)

Output

Voltage/

220

AC,

270

(Europe)

Impedance:

TAPE

REC

OUT:

180

mV/1k

ohms

240

AC,

270

(Australia)

Damping

Factor:

than

Dimensions

Frequency

Response:

PHONO

(RIAA):

Hz-

kHz

(Wx

D):

435

110

292

+0.4

(17-1/8"

4-5/16"

11-1/2")

TUNER,

CD,

AUX:

Hz—40

kHz

Weight:

6.5

(14-5/16

Ibs.)

net

TAPE PLAY

1,2:

Hz—40

kHz

Graphic

Equalizer:

Number

Bands:

Center

Frequency:

63,

250,

1k,

4k,

Measured

pursuant

the

Federal

Trade

Commission's

Trade

“16k

Regulation

Rule

Power

Output

Claims

for

Amplifier.

Boost/Cut

Range:

Improvements

may

result

specification

feature

changes

Total

Harmonic

Distor-

without

notice.

tion:

0.09%

(At

power

output,

ohms,

kHz}

CAUTION

Parts

marked

with

this

sign

are

safety

critical

components.

They

must

always

replaced

with

identical

components

—

refer

the

appropriate

parts

list

and

ensure

exact

replace-

ment.

SERVICE

POINT

this

unit

uses

large

capacity

power

supply,

Parts

installation

method

careful

the

following

points

when

check-

Great

care

taken

installing

parts

improve

the

ing

and

repairing.

safety

products.

For

example,

parts

are

covered

(1)

check

and

repair

the

printed

wiring

boards,

with

tubes,

they

are

kept

away

from

the

printed

sure

cut

off

the

power

and

pull

out

the

power

wiring

board

surface.

sure

maintain

the

cord.

Remove

the

bottom

plate

and

discharge

the

conditions

after

replacing

parts

for

repair.

power

capacitors

touching

with

resistor

approx.

ohms,

watts

capacity

the

positions

C807

and

C808.

(2)

This

amplifier

employs

heat

sink

and

when

conducting

continuity

check,

the

unit

should

placed

horizontally

stood

its

transformer

end.

CIRCUIT

BOARD

CHECKING

AND

ESCUTCHEON

ASS’Y

DISASSEMBLY

PROCEDURES

Screw,

bind

head

4x10

(x4)

Screw,

bind

head

3ox8

(x4)

“Screw,

bind

head

3ox8

(x4)

Screw,

bind

head

36x12

(x6)

Screw,

tapping

bind

head

3¢x10

(x7)

Set

the

body

upright

the

arrow

direction.

‘8-880

CHECKING

THE

OPERATION

THE

PROTECTION

CIRCUIT

aS00

0000

voltmeter

Oscilloscope

OUTPUT

Audio

oscillator

When

the

output

circuit

repaired

replacing

the

output

transistors,

etc.,

perform

operation

check

the

ASO

(Area

Safe

Operation)

detection

circuit

for

the

output

transistors

and

the

speaker

protection

circuit.

Operation

check

the

ASO

detection

circuit

for

the

output

transistors

Connect

the

audio

oscillator

the

TUNER

ter-

minals

with

the

speaker

terminals

unloaded

(speaker.

disconnect).

Set

the

frequency

the

audio

oscillator

kHz

and

adjust

the

level

the

input

signal

that

the

voltage

the

speaker

terminals

approx.

Vrms.

Under

these

conditions,

short-circuit

the

speaker

ter-

minals

the

channel

which

the

input

signal

ap-

plied

using

lead

wire,

etc.

this

short-circuit

makes

the

ASO

detection

circuit

operate,

output

appears

the

speaker

terminals

even

the

lead wire

used

for

short-circuiting

removed.

Next,

turn

off

the

power

switch

and,

after

approx.

sec.,

turn

the

power

switch

again.

When

output

comes

out

the

speaker

terminals,

this

indicates

that

the

ASO

detection

circuit

operating

normally.

Operation

check

the

speaker

protection

cir

cuit

Make

sure

that

the

relay

operates

click

sound

heard)

approx.

seconds

after

the

power

switch

turned

with

the

speaker

terminals

unloaded

(speaker:

disconnect).

Next,

when

resistor

with

resistance

approximately

ohms

and

two

1.5

dry

batteries

are

connected

series

across

pins

and

main

power

printed

wiring

board

1C901,

the

relay

turns

off

within

sec.

Next,

when

power

turned

again

after

least

seconds

have

passed,

the

relay

takes

—

seconds

start

activating.

Next,

change

the

polarities

the

dry

bat-

teries

and

carry

out

the

above

mentioned

operation

check

the

operation

the

relay.

the

relay

energized

with

this

operation,

means

that

the

speaker

protection

circuits

are

functioning

normally.

When

conducting

this

operational

check,

take

care

not

create

shortcircuits

with

parts

hand.

Phenomena

and

remedy

when

the

protection

circuit

operates

er:

Phenomenon

when

the

protection

fal

Type

protection

circuit

operates

Cause

—

Muting

circuit

sound

comes

out

about

—

sec.

after

the

power

switch

turned

ON.

Protection

circuit

the

sound

comes

out.

output

transistors

When

the

power

switch

turned

ON,

the

relay

becomes

ON,

then

OFF

when

the

signal

applied.

Speaker

protection

circuit

sound

comes

out.

(DC

voltage

detec-

Neutral

point

voltage

tion/protection

circult)

than

After

the

power

switch

ON,

relay

doesn’t

turn

Short

circuit

speaker

Turn

off

the

power

switch,

check

output

terminal.

whether

the

speaker

terminal

shor!

circuited

not,

and

turn

again.

Power

amplifier

faulty,

Repair

faulty

parts

power

amplifier

etc.

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Effective:

October,

1985

PARTS

LIST

A-880

Integrated

Stereo

Amplifier

CAUTION

Parts

marked

with

this

sign

are

safety

critical

components.

They

must

always

replaced

with

identical

components-refer

the

appropriate

parts

Jist

and

ensure

exact

replacement.

570402100

A-880

PARTS

LOCATION-1

9,1f

10,13

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*5761169100

5761163200

5761154400

5761163100

5761154300

5761154500

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500

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SOCKET

({US]:U.S.A.

[C]:CANADA

[E]:EUROPE

[A]:AUSTRALIA

[GE]

:GENERAL

EXPORT

Parts

marked

with

*require

longer

delivery

tine.

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