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STEREO AMPLIFIER
AV-80Y
SERVICE MANUAL
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•
CONTENTS
IMPORTANT NOTICE
This manual has been provided for the use
of
authorized YAMAlIA Retailers and their
senice
personnel.
It
has been assumed that basic service procedures inherant
to
the industry, and more specifically YAMAHA
Products, are already known and understood by the users, and have therefore not been restated.
WARNING:
Failure
to
follow appropriate service and safety procedures when servicing this product
may result in personal injury, destruction
of
expensive components and failure
of
the
product to perform as specified. For these reasons, we advise
all
YAMAlIA product owners
that all sezvice
required
should be performed
by
an authorized YAMAlIA Retailer or the
appointed service rq>resentative.
IMPORTANT:
The presentation or sale
of
this manual
to
any individual or finn does not constitute
authorization, certification or recognition
of
any applicable technical capabilities,
or
establish aprinciple-agent relationship
of
any form.
The data provided is believed to
be
accurate and applicable to the unites) indicated on the cover. The reserch,
engineering, and service departments
of
YAMAlIA are continually striving to improve YAMAlIA products.
Modifications are, therefore, inevitable and specifications are subject
to
change without notice
or
obligatim to
retrofit. Should any discrepancy appear to exist, please contact
the
distributor's Service Division.
WARNING:
Static discharges can destroy expensive components. Discharge any static electricity your
body may have accumulated
by
grounding yourself
to
the ground buss in the unit (heavy
gauge black
wires
connect
to
this buss).
IMPORTANT:
Tum
the unit OFF during disassembly and parts replacement. Recheck all wolk before you
apply power
to
the unit.
TO SERVICE PERSONNEL 1
REAR PANELS
1-2
SPECiFiCATIONS....•.•..•.......................•...•.......•...•.•..•...•3
BLOCK DIAGRAM •......•....•.•.•...........•.....•...•....•.........
4-5
INTERNAL VIEW .....•.•....................................................6
DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
6-7
ADJUSTMENTS .••.•..........•........................•.•.....•.••.•.....•..7
11
003801
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD
8-14
INTERCONNECT WIRING DIAGRAM 15
~·COM
DATA 16
WAVEFORM
OF
TEST POINT
17
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 18-19
PARTS LIST ...................••..................•..•................
20-27
REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER 28
YAMAHA
YAMAHA
CORPORATION
Po.
Box
1,
Hamamatsu,Japan
1.4k-346
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Printed
in
Japan.
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AV-80Y
•
TO
SERVICE
PERSONNEL
1.
Critical Components Information.
Components having special characteristics are marked and
must be replaced with parts having specifications equal
to
those originally installed.
2.
Leakage Current Measurement (For 120V Model Only).
When service has been completed, it
is
imperative that
you
verify that all exposed conductive surfaces
are
properly insu-
lated
from
supply circuits.
•Meter impedance should
be
equivalent
to
1S00
ohm
shunted
by
0.1SJlF.
•Leakage current must not exceed
O.SmA.
•
Be
sure to'test for leakage with the
AC
plug
in
both
polarities.
AC
LEAKAGE
WALL EQUIPMENT
TESTER
OR
OUTLET UNDER TEST EQUIVALENT
@1
~
I~
~
I
INSULATING
TABLE
•POLARIZATION (U, Cmodels only)
This amplifier product
is
equipped with apolarized alternat-
ing-current line plug
(a
plug
having one blade wider than the
other). This
plug
will fit into the power outlet only one way.
This IS asafety feature.
1
WARNING:
CHEMICAL
CONTENT
NOTICEI
The solder used in the production of this product contains LEAD. In addition, other electrical/electronic
and/or plastic (where applicable) components may also contain traces of chemicals found by the
California Health and Welfare Agency (and possibly other entities) to cause cancer and/or birth defects
or other reproductive harm.
DO
NOT PLACE SOLDER, ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC
OR
PLASTIC COMPONENTS
IN
YOUR
MOUTH FOR ANY REASON WHATSOEVER!
Avoid prolonged, unprotected contact between solder and your skin! When soldering, do not inhale sol-
der fumes or expose eyes to solder/flux vapor!
If
you come
in
contact with solder or components located inside the enclosure of this product, wash your
hands before handling food.
•
REAR
PANELS
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AV-80Y
•
SPECIFICATIONS
•AUDIO SECTION •VIDEO SECTION
1Vp-pl75n
1
SOW
390VAl300W
400W
200W
400W
100W max. (Total)
100W max.
100W max. (Total)
1A
max.
(Total)
435 x122.5 x304.7
mm
(17-1/S" x4-13/16" x
12")
7.4kg
(16
Ibs
5oz)
AC120V, 60Hz
AC240V, 50Hz
AC230V, 50Hz
AC
11
0/120/220/240V,
60/5OHz
"Specifications subject to change without notice.
Dimensions (WxHxO)
Weight
C•.......•......•.......Canadian
model
U.•.....•......•........
U.
S. A.
model
AAustralian
model
H...........•.......•...North European
model
RGeneral
model
Video Signal
Input/Output
Power Supply
U,
Cmodels
Amodel
Hmodel
Rmodel
Power Consumption
Umodel
Cmodel
Amodel
Cmodel
Amodel
AC Outlet
Switched x 3 (U,
R,
H)
Switched x 1
(A)
Switched x 3 (C)
•GENERAL
50
SOmV
0.25mV
15mV
1.6dB (U,
C)
100W
(U,
C)
70W
(R,
A)
55W (H)
2.5mV/47kn
150mV/47kn
150mV/1.4kn
60W/70W
(H)
6n
Minimum
RMS
Output Power Per Channel
20Hz-20kHz, 0.15%
THO,
sn
0.3%
THO,Sn
0.3%
THO,
sn
Dynamic Power Per Channel
(by IHF Dynamic Headroom measuring method)
sn
145W (U,
C)
90W
(R,
A)
60W (H)
1S0W
(U,
C)
100W
(R,
A)
75W (H)
Dynamic Headroom
sn
IEC
Power
1kHz, 0.1%
THO,
SQ/6n
Damping Factor
1kHz,
sn
Input Sensitivity/Impedance
Phono
MM
CD
etc.
Input Sensitivity (New IHF)
Phono
MM
CD
etc.
Maximum-Input Signal
1
kHz,
0.02%
THO,
Phono
MM
Output Levelllmpedance
Rec Out
Headphone
Jack
Rated Output/Impedance
0.1%
THO,
RL=sn
1S0mV/150n
(U,
C)
220mV/100n
(R,
A)
1S0mV/100n
(H)
ID
,
,.,
T
!
=
Unit :mm (Inch)
lJ
.
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(
17-1/8")
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•DIMENSIONS
79dB
92dB
200J,LV
OdB±0.5dB
55dB/50dB
55dB/50dB
0.1%
0.05%
(U,
C)
0.1%
(R,
A)
0.1% (H)
-o.5dB±O.5dB
Frequency Response
20Hz-20kHz,
CD
etc.
RIAA Equalization Deviation
Phono
MM
Total Harmonic Distortion (20Hz-20kHz)
Phono
MM
to
Rec
Out, 3V
CD
etc
to
Speaker Out,
50w/sn
35w/sn
22W/Sn
Signal to Noise Ratio (IHF-A-Network)
Phono
MM
(5mV Input Shorted)
CD
etc. (Shorted)
Residual Noise (IHF-A-Network)
Channel Separation (Vol.
-30dB)
Phono
MM
input shorted 1kHz/10kHz
CD
etc input
5.1
kn
terminated 1kHz/10kHz
Graphic Equalizer
Control Frequency 60Hz, 150Hz, 400Hz, 1
kHz,
2.5kHz, 6.3kHz, 16kHz
Boost/Cut ±10dB
Continuous Loudness Control (Level related equalization)
Attenuation
-20dB
(1
kHz)
Gain tracking error
(OdB-60dB)
3dB
3
•BLOCK
DIAGRAM
PHONO
CD
C(')l------J
f[TAPE
VCR
(Ol~-----
.....
-----___t
........
MUTE
ICIO
@
+5
MOTOR
CONTROL
ICIO
@,@ lca
~[TAPE
VCR
cO}-------.---------'
XL1
D
FUNCTION
LED
05,8-10,16,17
R392
SYSTEM
...-----\r\fv-----------------('lO
CONTROLLER
IC10
RECEIVER
UNIT
U1
~
+f
REMOTE
COT~~N~
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LD
{rtjl----~
VCR
PB
VCR
REC
PHONO
MONITOR
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4
AV-80Y
YST
SELECTOR
SW201
MAIN
H.P.AMP
LOUDNESS
BALANCE
VOL.
IC201A
IC202A
POWER
AMP
RY201
YST
EO
CIRCUIT
IC221A L
R
R
-+5
EO
UNIT
IC20aA
MOTOR a
CONTROL
ICIO
LEVEL
@.@
ICa
METER
IC9
KI-
K4
I
NPUT
SELECTOR
01",,03
&
---:;.;.....:....=.;=--_.~I
POWER SW
SW2-8
R •
+A
1....-
.......
PHONES
POWER
SWITCH
DRIVE
0246
•MOTOR CONTROL
SYSTEM
ICa
@@
CONTROLLER
IC10
MUTE
T201
SUB
II
POWER
+12
SUPPLY
0210
POWER SUPPLY
&
F201
)J-COM
RESET
±B
POWER SUPPLY
09,10
±1~
0203,204
06,7
±9
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C204-207
45
AV-80Y
•
INTERNAL
VIEW
•
DISASSEMBLY
PROCEDURES
(Remove parts
in
disassembly order
as
numbered.)
1. Removal
of
Top Cover
Remove 5screws (
<D
)
in
Fig.
1,
and
slide the TOP
Cover back.
2.
Removal
of
Front Panel
Remove 6screws (
CV
)
in
Fig.
1,
and
pull the Front
Panel toward.
oPOWER TRANSFORMER
f)
MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD
(2)
oMAIN CIRCUIT BOARD
(1)
eJl-COM CIRCUIT BOARD
(9)
(3
Jl-COM CIRCUIT BOARD
(1)
(3
MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD
(4)
oJl-COM CIRCUIT BOARD
(3)
Top Cover
6
3.
Removal
of
Bottom Cover
Remove 4screws (® )
in
Fig.
1.
Fig. 1
•Installation
of
Top Cover
<Example
of
Incorrect Installation>
<Example
of
correct
Installation>
Fit the lug of the Top Cover into the
gap between the Panel and Sub-
chassis. Turn the Top Cover downward.
--
.\
As the Top Cover hits hard, it will get
damaged. Fig. 2
Note
1
<D
Place the lug of the Top Cover
on the Sub-chssis.
~
Note1:
The side of the Top Cover
is further inside than the
Panel upper rib.
Fig. 3
Note
21
(2)
Tum
the
Top
Cover
downward.
I
Note
2 : It's supporting point should be
as in above
st~p
<D
Fig. 4
..
@Slide the Top Cover forward.
""---.
,-,-It
Fig. 5
•
ADJUSTMENTS
7
•Idling Adjustment
To stabilize operation of the amplifier, turn
ON
the power
in
the no-signal state and wait fortwo minutes before the
adjustment.
Adjust VR201 (L ch) so that the voltage at both R255 (L
ch) becomes DC1.5mV±O.3mV.
Adjust VR202 (R ch) so that the voltage at both R256
(R
ch)
becomes
DC1.5mV±O.3mV.
..ilDD1l
.0
non
..,
®
00
VR20,
(lch)
VR202 (R ch)
Eel
EeJ
c:::J-
c:::J
c::r
-r::=J-
R255 (L ch) R256 (R ch)
([[[[[[[~~[[[[[[[
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---I.-
C
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•
PRINTED
CIRCUIT
BOARD
(Foil
side)
1
Note)
3t~im
:
Component
side REMOTE CONTROL
PHONO
MAIN
C.
B ( 1 )
•
Semiconductor
Location
Ref.
No.
Location
Re.
No.
Location
ef.
No.
Location
o
201
02
IC220
G5
o
216
E4
o
202
03
IC221
85
0217
G3
2o
203
G2
0201
02
o
218
E3
o
205
E3
0202
C3
0219
G3
o
206
F3
0203
C2
0220
F2
o
215
G3
0204
C3
0221
F2
o
216
03
0205
02
0222
F2
0217
F2
0206
03
0223
F2
IC201
F5
0207
E4
0224
E2
IC202
F5
0208
E4
0226
F2
IC203
02
0209
G3
0227
E2
IC204
E2
o
210
03 o
229
F2
IC205
E3
0211
G3
0230
02
IC206
02
0212
03
0232
C2
IC207
03
0213
F4
0237
C3
IC208
F2
o
214
04
0238
C3
IC219
G5
0215
G4
3
MAIN
C.
B
(4)
.....
0
-YST
SELECTOR
-
3:
•
CONVENTIONAL
~
·YST-l
Z
·YST-2
~
4
5
z
Ci
::5
:E
o
a:
LL
6
IDLING
CURREI
ADJ.
(Rch)
DC1.5mV
:to.3mV
FROM
:
POWER
TRNSFORMER
-i
8
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o
:E
m
:xJ
~
:xJ
»
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en
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o
:xJ
==
m
:xJ
IDLING CURRENT
ADJ.
(L
ch
)
DC
1.5mV
:to.3mV
IDLING
CURRENT
ADJ. (R
ch)
DC1.5mV
:to.3mV
DEFGH
AV-80Y
TO
:
JlCOM
( 9 )
TO
:
JlCOM
( 1 )
VI
DEO
SIGNAL
+®+
LD
VCR MONITOR OUT
IN
OUT
POWER
TRNSFORMER
......
---
TO:VR
BLOCK
-
CD
-
8
--
.......
FROM:
jJCOM(3)
9