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17.
TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS

1.
INTRODUCTION
This
service
manual
was
prepared
for
use
by
Authorized
Warranty
Stations
and
contains
service
information
for
the
Marantz
Model
1090
Stereo
Console
Amplifier.
Servicing
information
and
voltage
data
included
in
this
manual
are
intended
for
use
by
knowledgeable
and
expe-
rienced
personnel
only.
All
instructions
shouid
be
read
carefully.
No
attempt
should
be
made
to
proceed
without
a
good
understanding
of
circuitry
operation.
The
parts
list
furnishes
complete
ordering
information.
Most
replacement
parts
should
be
ordered
from
the
Marantz
Company.
However,
a
simple
description
is
included
for
parts
which
can
be
obtained
locally.
2.
PRE-AMPLIFIER
Signals
from
the
input
jacks
(TUNER,
AUX,
TAPE
1
&
TAPE
2)
are
applied
to
the
selector
switch.
Signals
from
the
PHONO
71
and
PHONO
2
jacks
are
applied
to
the
other
section
of
the
selector
switch,
then
to
the
phono-amplifier
and
equalized
for
proper
frequen-
3.
MAIN
AMPLIFIER
The
main
amplifier
consists
of
differential
pre-amplifiers
Q701
and
Q703,
class
‘A’
driver
Q707,
Q709
and
direct-
coupled
drivers
Q717
and
Q719.
Q713
and
O715
act
as
current
limiters.
cy
response.
The
gain
of
the
phono-amplifier
(Q401,
Q403
and
Q405)
is
40dB.
The
outputs
of
the
phono-amplifier
are
fed
to
the
selector
switch.
The
selector
switch
selects
one
of
signals
from
PHONO
1,
PHONO
2,
TUNER,
AUX,
TAPE
1,
TAPE
2
jacks
and
feeds
it
to
the
TAPE
MONITOR
switch
and
TAPE
OUT
jacks.
The
selected
signal
is
then
applied
to
the
MODE
switch,
to
the
balance
and
volume
controls,
and
finally
to
the
pre-amplifier
consisting
of
QEO1,QE03,
QE05
and
QE07.
The
frequency
response
is
controlled
by
the
Bass,
Middle
and
Treble
controls
and
the
resultant
output
is
passed
to
the
PRE
OUT
jacks
through
the
High-cut
filter
net-
works.
These
networks
are
switched
in
and
out
of
the
circuit
by
the
filter
switches.
4.
TROUBLESHOOTING
ANALYSIS
1.
Excessive
line
consumption
a.
Check
for
shorted
0801,
through
0804.
b.
Check
for
shorted
transistor
HOO1,
through
HO04.
c.
Check
for
open
HOO5,
HOO6,
R733,
R734.
2.
No
line
consumption
or
zero
bias
voltage
a.
Check
line
cord,
fuse,
check
for
shorted
H005,
HO06,
R733,
R734.
b.
Check
for
open
rectifiers
Q801,
Q802
or
open
L001.
3.
High
hum
and
noise
level
a.
Check
filter
capacitors
C809,
C810,
C803,
C807.
4.
Parasitic
oscillation
a.
Check
C707, C708,
C709,
C710,
C727,
C728.
5.
POWER
AMPLIFIER
ADJUSTMENT
ADJUSTMENT
OF IDLING
CURRENT
Connect
a
vacuum
voltmeter
to
between
emitters
Q721
and
0723.
Adjust
R771
until
12
mA
is
reached,
Likewise,
adjust
Q724,
Q722
and
R722.

6.
TEST
EQUIPMENT
REQUIRED
FOR
SERVICING
Line
Switch
OFF
Variable-line
switch
Variable
Table
1
lists
the
test
equipment
required
for
servicing
the
Wattmeter
Switch
ON
Mode!i
1090
Stereo
Console
Amplifier.
The
wattmeter,
Variable
Autotransformer
0
V
(fully
CCW)
AC
voltmeter,
and
variable
autotransformer
may
be
assem-
Load
8
ohms
(0.5
mfd
—
OFF)
bled
as
a
test
fixture
as
shown
schematically
in
Figure.
Audio
Generator
1kHz
The
load
resistors
and
AC
ammeter
may
be
assembled
into
Output
5
V
range
a
second
test
fixture
as
shown
in
Figure
2.
Gain
Minimum
AC
VTVM
30
V
range
7.
PERFORMANCE
VERIFICATION
2.
Make
sure
that
connections
between
the
resistive
TEST
PROCEDURE
load
and
the
system
terminals
of
the
Model
1090
have
negligible
resistance
when
compared
with
the
A.
TEST
EQUIPMENT
resistance
of
the
load
itself.
Appreciable
resistance
Refer
to
Table1
for
required
test
equipment.
in
wiring
adds
to
the
total
load,
resulting
in
inaccu-
rate
measurements
of
output
power.
B.
PRELIMINARY
PROCEDURES
xe
3.
Connect
amplifier
output
to
load
and
connect
AC
1.
Make
the
test
setup
shown
in
Figure
1
with
the
cord
to
line
power.
Connect
shorting
plugs
to
the
instrument
controls
set
in
the
following
positions:
Phono
input
jacks
of
the
Model
1090.
Table
1.
Test
Equipment
Required
for
Servicing
Item
Manufacturer
and
Model
No.
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Use
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Distortion
Analyzer
Distortion
measurements
Audio
Oscillator
Sound
Technology
Model
1700B
Sinewave
and
squarewave
signal
source
AC
VTVM
voltage
measurements
(AC}
.
Tektronix
Model
T932
Waveform
analysis
and
trouble
shooting
and
Oscilloscope
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Philips
Model
3232
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Circuit
Tester
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Model
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“Digital”
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Voltage
measurements
(DC
Oey
Model
313,
Triplet
Model
801
pe
AC
Wattmeter
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Simpson
Model
1379
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Monitors
primary
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amplifier
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Variable
Autotransformer
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Model
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Adjusts
level
of
primary
power
to
amplifier
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phono
plug
with
600
ohm
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Shorts
amplifier
input
to
eliminate
noise
Shorting
Plug
.
:
across
center
pin
and
shell
pickup
Output
Load
Conaiarsial
Grade
Provides
8-ohm
load
for
amplifier
output
(8
ohms,
+0.5%
100
W)
termination
t
Load
Provides
4-ohm
load
for
amplifier
output
Commercial
Grade
(4
ohms,
0.5%
100
W)
termination
Output
Load
Capacitor
Mytar
Provides
capacitive
load
for
instability
checks
(0.5
mfd)
AC
ve
Goal
Bax
Optional
Item.
Rabricate
in
Monitors
and
controls
primary
power
for
accordance
with
Figure
1
amplifier
upline
Outaue
bakBox
Optional
Item.
Fabricate
in
Provides
various
amplifier
loads
and
can
accordance
with
Figure
2
monitor
shorted
output

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AC
WATTMETER
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WATTS
AC
VOLTMETER
0
TO
150VAC
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1.
AC
Power
Control
Box
Simplified
Schematic
,
(MOMENTARY
SWITCH)
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AMMETER
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INPUT
OUTPUT
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Amplifier
Output
Load
Box
Simplified
Schematic

TOTAL
HUM
AND
NOISE
TEST
With
shorting
plugs
connected
to
the
Phono
input
jacks
and
an
8
ohm
resistive
load
connected
across
HARMONIC
DISTORTION
TEST
.
Set
the
frequency
of
the
audio
oscillator
and
the
distortion
analyzer
to
20
kHz.
the
speaker
system output
terminals,
connect
a
dis-
2
;
.
Set
the
controls
of
the
analyzer
for
voltage
measure-
tortion
analyzer
across
the
load.
ment
on
the
30
volt
scale.
NOTE:
3.
Adjust
the
audio
oscillator
output
level
until
the
analyzer
meter
indicates
16.8
VAC.
If
the
distortion
analyzer
does
not
contain
a
built-in
volt-
4
meter,
an
AC
VTVM
may
be
substituted.
.
Switch
the
distortion
analyzer
to
Set
Level
and
adjust
SENSITIVITY
for
full
scale
readingon
O~
1%
scale.
Set
the
distortion
analyzer
controls
for
voltage
5
measurements
and
apply
power
to
the
amplifier.
Set
the
volume
contro!
fully
CCW.
Set
the
SELECTOR
switch
to
PHONO.
.
Measure
the
total
harmonic
distortion
with
the
analyzer
and
verify
it
is
less
than
0.1%.
3.
If
the
distortion
analyzer
indicates
more
than
2.0
mV,
NOTE:
refer
to
the
trouble
analysis
section
of
this
manual.
Any
parasitic
oscillation
in
the
amplifier
will
be
displayed
on
the
oscilloscope
when
capacitance
is
switched
into
the
load.
4.
Set
the
volume
control
fully
CW.
If
the
distortion
analyzer
indicates
more
than
20
mV,
refer
to
the
trouble
analysis
section
of
this
manual.
MAXIMUM
POWER
OUTPUT
Connect
the
audio
oscillator
to
the
AUX
input.
Set
.
Switch
the
distortion
analyzer
back
to
SET
LEVEL.
(Do
not
readjust
sensitivity
of
analyzer.)
audio
oscillator
frequency
to
1
kHz.
Set
SELECTOR
7.
Change
the
frequency
of
the
audio
oscillator
and
dis-
switch
to
AUX.
tortion
analyzer
to
1
kHz.
Adjust
audio
oscillator
j
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With
the
distortion
analyzer
connected
across
the
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Neading
onthe
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output
load
(8-ohm),
set
the
analyzer
on
the
30
VAC
8.
Measure
the
distortion,
verifying
it'is
no
greater
than
scale.
0.1%.
Turn
the
analyzer
on
and
increase
the
audio
oscillator
9.
Repeat
steps
7
and
8,
changing
frequency
to
20
Hz.
output
to
180
mV.
The
AC
VTVM
should
read
16.8
Distortion
should
be
no
more
than
0.1%,
VAC
:
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10.
Check
for
parasitic
oscillation;
there
should
9e
none.

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8.
VOLTAGE
CONVERSION
This
Model
is
equipped
with
a
universal
power
transform-
er
to
permit
operation
at
110, 120,
220
and
240
V
AC
CAUTION
50/60
Hz.
DISCONNECT
POWER
SUPPLY
CORD FROM
AC
To
convert
the
unit
to
the
required
voltage,
set
the
piug
as
OUTLET BEFORE
CONVERTING
VOLTAGE.
illustrated
so
that
you
can
adjust
the
voltage
as
required.
8.1
Voltage
Conversion
Chart
For
110V
Operation
For
120V
Operation
For
220V
Operation
For
240V
Operation

9.
MAJOR
COMPONENT
LOCATIONS
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Panel
Adjustment
and
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Tone
Component
Assembly
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Schematic
Diagram
and
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QNI2,QN29
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