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SERVICE
MANUAL
MARANTZ DESIGN
AND SERVICE
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and selecte.l
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for your MARANTZ stereoare
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(indicate
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5. Accountnumber
(for
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1.
2.
J.
4.
q
TABLEO
FCONTENTS
P.W.
BOARDS
TEST
EOUIPMENT
REOUIRED
FOR
SERVICING
' ...
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURES
VOLTAGE
CONVERSION
DIAGRAM AND COMPONENT
LOCATIONS
5.1 Main Amp. & Powersuppty
(P700)
Schematic
Diagram
and
Component
Locations
' - - " ' 6
5.2 Antenna/Osc
{PBOO)
Schematic
Diagram
andComponent
Locations "'--- "' 6
5.3 Signal
& Tuning
LED
(PX00)Schematic
Diagram
andComponent
Locations 8
5.4 Tuner {P100) Schematic
Diagram
andComponent
Locations I
5.5 switch Assembly
(PS00)
Diagram
andcomponent
Locations. " " " " 10
5.6 Speaker
Terminal
(PTO0)
Diagram
andComponent
Locations
. " " ' 10
5,7 Power
Switch (PUOo)
Diagram
andComponent
Locations
. . . " " " l0
6.
8.
9.
BLOCK DIAG
RAM .. .
13
EXPLODED
VIEWS
AND PARTSLIST
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
SCHEMATIC
DIAG
RAM 26
1a
"-
INTRODUCTION
This service
manual was
prepared
for useby Authorized
Warranty Stations and containsservice
information for
lMarantz
lvlodel
SF1
100L
Stereophonic
Receiver.
Servicing
information and voltage
data includedin this
manual
are intended for useby the knowledgeableandex
perienced
technician only- All instructionsshouldbe
read
carefully. No atternpt should be madeto proceed
without
a
goodunderstanding
of theoperationof the receiver.
The partslist {urnishes
informationby whichreplacement
parts may be ordered Jromthe N4aranlzCompany.A simple
description
is included
for parts
which
canusuallybe ob'
tained
through local
suPPliers
2. TEST EOUIPMENT
REOUIRED
FOR SERVICING
Item Manufacturerand Model No.
AlvlSignal
Generator
't.P.w.BoABDS
As can be seenfrom the circuit diagramthe chassisof
l4odelSR1100L
cons]stsof the
following
units. Each
unit
mounted
on a printed
circuit
board
isdescribedwithinthe
squareenclosedby a bold dotted line on the circuit dia-
gram.
1. Tuner. . - mountedon P-W.BoardP100
2. Main
Amp/PowerSupply
. mountedon P.W.BoardP700
3. Volume/BalancePush
Switch
mounted on P.W.BoardPS00
4. Speaker
Terminal . . . . mountedon P.W.Baord
PT00
5. TuningLED . . . .. .. mountedonP.W.BoardPX00
6. AntennaCoil mountedon P.W.BoardPB00
7. Power
Switch mountedon P.W.BoardPU00
Use
Signal
sourcefor AM alignment
TestLoop Usewlth AM SignalGenerator
FIMSignal
Generator SoundTechnology Signalsource
for FM
alignment
MPXOscillatoradjLrstment
(VCO
)
Troubleshooting
Voltagemeasurements
(DC)
lvlonitors
primary powerto amplif
ier
Stereo
separationalignmentandtroLrble
shootrng
Distortionmeasurements
Sinewave
and squarewavesignaJsourc-"
Voltagemeasurements
lAC)
Waveform
analysisandtrouble
shootingand
ASO
alignment
Oscilloscope
FrequencY
Cou
nter FlukeModel19004
Flukpl\,4odel
8000
"Dig.tal"
Simpson
f\4odel313,TripletModel801
SimpsonModel
1379
CommercialGrade
(1-10A)
Simpson
Model1359
TektronixModelT932
Philipsl,.4odel3232
SuperiorElectronicCo.,
Circuit
Tester
DC
VTVM
AC Wattmeter
Output
Load
r0.5%,100w)
ACAmmeter
Line
Voltmeter
Variable
Autotransformer
Shorting
Plug
Powerstat
l\4odel1168-10A
lMonitorsamplifier
output
undershortcrrcut
condition
Monitors
potential
of primarypower
to
am
p
lifier
Use
phonoplug
with 600-ohm
acrosscenter
pin
andshell
CommercialGrade
Shorts
amplifierinputto eliminate
norse
p
rcKLr
p
Adjusts'evelot pr
mary
power
to dmp
if er
Provides8-ohm
loadJor
amplifier
output
termrnarron
This
table
lists
the testequipment
requiredfor servicing
the N4odelSR
1
100LReceiver'
CommercialGrade
Output
Load
10.5%,
100w) Provides4 ohm oadfor amplifieroutput
rermtna(ton
SRl1OOL
TUNER
P.W.
BOARD
g [.]
@@
@
I l@*
Mwlw I I Lw Mw
wl--lw
Figure2. Adjustment Point Locations
3. ALIGNMENT
PROCEDURES
A dummy
resistor
of 47k-ohms
must
beconnectedacrossthetuneroutputterminals
beforealignment.
3.1 FMAlignmentProcedures
(Function
switchinthe
"FM" position)
FlvlRFAlignment
3,3 MultiplexAlignmentProcedures
(Function
switchin
the
"FM" position/Mode
switchinthe
"STEREO" position)
St€p SignalSo0rc6
Conneclion Signal Indicttor
Connoction s€(rheoigitll
Roadout
Frrquonry Adrurt
IRF generalor
to
terminalsthrough
matchingnetwork
(300
ohms,balanced)
lMaintain
RF lev6l
belowlimit.)
87.4
MHz
channeloutput
Tuningcapacitor
minimum closed. L106
formaximum
outpui.
2108.2MHz Tuningcepacitor C
118lor
maximum
outpur,
90 lvlHz 90 lvlHz L101,
L103
formaximum
4106MHz 106 MHz ANT. RF.TRIM. CAP.
tor maximum output,
5Repeat
steps
1
to 4.
6Checkoverallresponsecurveandrepeatabovestepsas
necessarv
to obtainmaximum sensirivaty,
1No signal
"0" center
meter
or DCcurrent
mererin 100pA
J2O1andJ2O2
L2O1primery
core
so
thal the meterindacales
its center or may read
"O". (RED core)
8RF g€nerator
1mV {or
300pV, only Step 10)
outpul lo Flvl
antenna
terminalsth.ough
matching
network,
{300
ohms,balanced)
98MHz Distortionmeter
to
L or R channel
ourpur 98 MHz L201 Secondary
core
(BLK)forminimum
distor-
10 98 lvtHz 98MHz R219 sothat sign6lstrength
LED may light5 points.
3.2 MutingCircuitAlignment
Stop SignalSource
Connection Sign.l lrdicator
Connection Set ths Digiral
R€adoul FrGqu€ncy Adiun
RF generator
12.5pV
output to FM antenna
terminalsthrough
matchingnetwork
(30O
ohrns,
balancedl
98 MHz channeloutput 98
MHz
F.213 tor 12.5pV
thresholdlevel.
(During
this adjustment
turn the
muting pushswitch
"oN".)
Stop Sign.l Source
Connoction Signal Indicator
Connoclion $t rhaoigit.l
R@doui
Frequency Adjust
RF generator
to Flvl
antennatermrnals
throughmatching
network (300
ohms,
balanced),
with 1mV
Fl!4
stereosimulator
RF leveland 10096
modulation
{pilor9%)
Frequency
counter
to J301
98 MHz
R304
sothat
Frequency
countermaypreciselY
re6d
76 kHz.
2Stereo, left
(1,00O
Hz) VTVM to right R331 lor maximum
outpul and sameseparatlon
in both channels.
Stereo,right
{1,0O0
Hz) channeloutput
Pilot
only output 98 MHz R307
torminimum
outputand
same
outputin
bothchannels,
3.4 AM AlignmentProcedures
(Function
iwitchinthe
"AM" position)
'1
. AM lFAlignment
Stop Sign.l So(l
rc.
Conn6ction Sign.l lndicator
Connsction SorDbl
Pointertoi Adiun
1Sweepgenerator to
OSCVariable
Cap. 450
kHzmarker Oscilloscope
to T.P. Ouietpoint on band LA02& LAO3
form6ximum
anosymmetflcresponse.
2. MWRFAlignment
3. LWRFAlignment
TestLoop
FigurB3. Application of AM Signtl
St.p Signal Sourca
Conmction Signal lndic.tor
Connoction S€tthoDioir.l
Reado0t
Fr€qu6ncy Adjust
Apply thesignalto
theAM barantenn€
from rhe RF generator,
using
thetest
loop.
as
perthe Figure
2.
520
kHz
channel
output
Tuningcapacitor
minimum closed. LB04
for maximumoutput,
1,630kHz Tuningcapacitor CBO2formaximumoutput.
600kHz 600
kHz LB01for maximumoutput.
41,400
kHz 1,400
kHz CB01
for maximumoutput.
Rep€atsteps1 to 4 d necessaryto obtainmaximumsensitivity.
Al\4Loop Antenna
Stop Sigrul SoU
rce
C,onn€ction Signal lndic€tor
Connection Set
ohl
Pointorto Adjun
I
RF g€norator
to
Alvl an'tenna
t6rminals
through IHF dumrrry
145kHz 'l45
kHz
wirh
tuning
gang
closed. L803for maximumoutput.
2380
kHz 380
kHzwith
tuning
gang
op€n. CB02
formaximumoutput.
't70
kHz 170kHz LB02for rmximumoutpul.
4350
kHz 350
kHz CBo1
formaximum
output.
5450kHz Tuning
geng
clos6d. LB05forminimumoutput.
Rep€at
steps
1to 4 as
necossaryto obtainmaximumsenritivity.
4. VOLTAGE
CONVERSION
To convertthe unit to a djfferent
power
source
voltage,
change
the
position
as
illustrated
in
thedrawing
below.
CAUTION:DISCONNECTPOWER
SUPPLYCORD
FROM
ACOUTLET
BEFORE
CONVERTING
VOLT.
AGE. DO NOT DISASSEMBLE
THE VOLT-
AGESELECTOR
ABSOLUTELY.
220v ?2AV
-
(T)V€rsions
Figure 3, Voltage Convstsion
(Note
onsafety:The
parts
markedwith A areimportant
parts
onthesafety.Pleaseuse
the
parts
havingthedesignated
parts
numbers
without
fail.
)
FTZREGULATION
Instructionfor theusein the range
otherthanspecifiedin FTZcodes,
Achtungfiir die Leute,
die in demGebietwohnen,
wo die FTZ-Bestimmungen
vorherschend
sind.
SolltedasGeratauch
fiir Frequenzen
auszerhalb
desin denFTZ-Bestimmungenangegebenen
Bereichesempfangebereit
sein,
bitten wir, den Bereich
durchNachstellen
desKernes
in derOszillatorspule
(inderAbbildung
mit "FTZ" gekennzeichnet)
so
zukorrigieren,
dasserdenBestimmungen
entspricht.
5. DIAGRAM
AND COMPONENT
LOCATIONS
5.1
MainAmp.&Power
Supply
(P700)
SchematicDiagram
andComponentLocations
Woo
IMAIN
AMP
ond R7t7
3,3
roNol R736
330
(
lw)
c713
roop
e7O9 07t3
,\
+t,pv fr
POWER
SUPPLY
QKO3
A
R80t 39
(3W)
5.2Antenna/Os0
(P800)
Schematic
Diagram
and
Component
Locations
c 71rl
3,3/fiv
j
Q723 Q705
o7r
r 0715
RzrB 3,3x QNO5 czrq roop
QTIO O7l4
POWER
SUPPLY
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