Fender Princeton-112-Plus-SM Service Manual

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Fender Princeton-112-Plus-SM Service Manual

PRINCETON 112 PLUS

p/n 022-6704-010 (120V)

SERVICE MANUAL

CONTENTS:

Notices

Specifications

Therory of operation

Parts lists:

PCB Assembly

Chassis assembly

Footswitch assembly

Cabinet assembly

Miscellaneous

Schematics

Service diagram

Fender Musical Instruments Corp.7975 North Hayden Road Scottsdale, AZ 85258

PRINCETON 112 PLUS

(This is the model name for warranty claims)

APRIL 1995 REV A

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

The information contained herein is CONFIDENTIAL and PROPRIETARY to Fender Musical Instruments Corp. It is disclosed solely for use by qualified technicians for purposes of equipment maintenance and service. It is not to be disclosed to others without the expressed permission of Fender Musical Instruments Co. All specifications subject to change without notice.

For warranty repair service, only Fender specified part numbers are to be used. It is recommended they also be used for post-warranty maintenance and repair.

Parts marked with an asterick (*) indicate the required use of that specific part. This is necessary for RELIABILITY and SAFETY requirements. DO NOT USE A SUBSTITUTE!

A coded naming convention is used in the description of certain parts. The codes and what they mean are as follows:

CAPACITOR CODES

HARDWARE CODES

CAP AE

=

Aluminum Electrolytic

BLX

=

Black Oxide

CAP CA

=

Ceramic Axial

CR

=

Chrome Plated

CAP CD

=

Ceramic Disk

HWH

=

Hex Washer Head

CAP MPF

=

Metalized Polyester Film

M

=

Machine Screw

CAP MY

=

Mylar

NI

=

Nickel Plated

CAP PFF

=

Polyester Film/Foil

OHP

=

Oval Head Phillips

RESISTOR CODES

PB

=

Particle Board

PHP

=

Pan Head Phillips

 

 

 

PHPS

= Pan Head Phillips Sems

RES CC

=

Carbon Comp

SMA

= Sheet Metal "A" Point

RES CF

=

Carbon Film

SMB

= Sheet Metal "B" Point

RES FP

=

Flame Proof

SS

=

Stainless Steel

RES MF

=

Metal Film

TF

=

Thread Forming

RES WW

=

Wire Wound

ZI

=

Zinc Plated

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SPECIFICATIONS

Part Number:

022-6704-010 (120V)

 

022-6734-010 (240V Australia)

 

022-6744-010 (230V UK)

 

022-6764-010 (230V)

 

022-6774-010 (100V)

Input impedance:

Greater than 1M Ohm

Nominal input level:

100mV

 

Power output:

63 Watts R.M.S. @ 5% T.H.D

Rated load impedance:

8 Ohms

 

Effects loop:

Nominal level

-10 dBv

 

Output impedance 1k Ohm

 

Input impedance

16k Ohms

Dimensions:

 

 

Width:

18-5/8 inches

(47.3 cm)

Height:

16-1/2 inches

(41.9 cm)

Depth:

9 inches

(22.9 cm)

Weight:

28 lbs.

(12.7 kg)

THEORY OF OPERATION

PREAMP

Input jack J1 contains the switching circuit for the inhibit function of the 4053 CMOS switch

(U7). Without a plug inserted into J1 -8Vdc is available to pin 6 of U7A. This inhibits the CMOS switch from functioning, effectively muting the preamp. When the input plug is inserted into J1,

+8Vdc becomes available at the inhibit line allowing the CMOS switch to function. TROUBLESHOOTING TIP: When the channel switching circuit does not operate, first check that the inhibit voltage toggles properly. In some cases a faulty CMOS switch can load down the inhibit line. Desolder pin 6 (of U7) and check that the voltage toggles between -8Vdc to +8Vdc.

If so, the CMOS switch may need to be replaced.

The first stage (U1A) sets up the initial response of the amplifier. It provides a second order high pass filter with a 3dB down point at 60 Hz, and a gain of about 3.5. The output of U1A splits to feed the clean and overdrive channels. For the clean channel, the signal feeds the treble and bass controls, which provide boost and cut respectively. The signal then flows to the Auto-pad circuit (U1B). It provides excellent headroom and low noise. At upper volume control settings, it also rolls off low frequencies.

The signal split from U1A feeds the overdrive channel through a special tone shaping circuit located just prior to U2A. This circuit is a third order bandpass filter with a peak boost at 2.2kHz. It provides the optimum frequency response for the distortion circuit that follows. U2A provides the variable gain adjustment that drives the distortion circuit. It also acts as a bandpass filter with 3dB down points at 90Hz and 4kHz. U2B is the distortion circuit. LD1 and LD2 provide diode distortion.

The Contour control adjusts the overall tone quality of the overdrive channel by emphasizing or notching the mid range frequencies. In the fully CCW position the response is fairly flat up to about 2kHz, where a gentle roll-off occurs. In the fully CW position, the circuit provides a -20db notch at about 1kHz. The signal then feeds the overdrive volume control and then to the treble and bass controls.

U3B sums the clean and overdrive channels through CMOS switches U7B and U7C. The output from U3B feeds the reverb drive circuit (U4B) and summing amp U3A. U4A is the reverb sensing circuit. The output of U4A drives the reverb volume control and then feeds through U7A, which sums the reverb with the dry signal at U3A. The output of U3A drives the preamp out jack, is normalled through the power amp in jack, and feeds the power amp input.

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THEORY OF OPERATION CONT.

CHANNEL AND REVERB SWITCHING

The A.C. voltage from the power transformer secondary is tapped off through dropping resistor

R73, and presented to the footswitch jack (Approx 20 V R.M.S.). By rectifying the positive or negative side of the waveform, we create a D.C. control voltage that is sensed by comparators U6A and U6B. Diode's CR18 and CR21 set up the reference voltages for the comparators.

Therefore the control voltage must toggle above and below the reference voltage to cause the output of the comparator to toggle between +15Vdc and -15Vdc. The comparator output controls the state of the CMOS switches and the indicator LEDs. Without the footswitch connected to the footswitch jack, CR15 rectifies the negative half of the waveform. U6B senses the DC control voltage, and provides -15vdc to U7A, allowing the reverb output to function.

POWER AMPLIFIER

U5 is a high voltage op-amp that provides voltage gain for the power amplifier. CR3 and CR4 act as differential protection diodes that prevent the positive and negative inputs of U5 from becoming more than 0.6 volts apart. Bootstrap Capacitors C38 and C39 sense the output through R60. This provides more voltage swing for the opamp with respect to ground.

Diodes' CR5 - CR8 (BYV26D) make up the Fixed Bias circuit for the output transistors. The Bias Diodes mount through a hole in the transistor heatsink. This insures the Diodes will properly track the temperature of the output transistors. These Diodes were selected because they exhibit a 2mV decrease in Knee Voltage for every 1 degree (Celsius) increase in temperature. Pin 6 of U5 is at 0 Vdc. Therefore the Bias Diodes provide 2 voltage drops (+/-1.2volts) to the Base of Darlington Transistors Q1 and Q2.

TROUBLESHOOTING TIP: With the circuit board removed, the heatsinking for the output transistors is greatly reduced. With no signal applied, the Bias/Idle current will cause the output transistors to quickly overheat. Use a jumper wire to short across the bias diodes. The easiest way is to jumper from the bases of opposing output transistors. This will turn off the transistors.

Diodes' CR9 - CR12 make up a voltage clamp protection circuit. If the bases of the output transistors reach 4.5 volts with respect to the output, the diodes will turn on, clamping the bases of the output transistors.

The output signal feeds through the Headphone jack circuit, before driving the speaker. With headphones connected to the Headphone Jack, the speaker is muted and a new feedback path is created through R78.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PARTS LIST

 

 

PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLY

 

 

QTY

PART #

DESCRIPTION

 

 

REFERENCE DESIGNATION

1

048523001

PCB ASSY PRINCETON 112 PLUS

 

 

 

 

1

028104

BUTTON PUSH SWITCH BLACK

 

(@ S1 DRIVE SELECT)

1

028577

CABLE ASSY REVERB 30

 

 

(@ P1-4)

 

 

4

038689

CAP AE AX

.47µF

100V

 

C15,16,28,34

6

025960

CAP AE AX

22µF

16V

 

C9,10,25,32,40,41

1

038690

CAP AE AX

1.0µF

100V

 

C53

 

 

5

026517

CAP AE AX

2.2µF

50V

 

C7,35,37,42,43

1

038691

CAP AE AX

4.7µF

50V

 

C36

 

 

4

028471

CAP AE RDL

47µF

50V

20%

C38,39,51,52

2

041048

CAP AE RDL

2200µF

50V

20%

C47,48

 

 

2

038703

CAP CA

.1µF

50V

5%

C49,50

 

 

1

038873

CAP CA

22pF

100V

5%

C31

 

 

1

038698

CAP CA

47pF

100V

5%

C33

 

 

3

038699

CAP CA

100pF

100V

5%

C6,24,27

 

 

1

038701

CAP CA

470pF

50V

5%

C14

 

 

1

039262

CAP CA

680pF

100V

5%

C17

 

 

1

039263

CAP CA

1000pF

100V

5%

C3

 

 

1

039264

CAP CA

1500pF

100V

5%

C22

 

 

2

039265

CAP CA

2200pF

100V

5%

C8,26

 

 

1

039266

CAP CA

3300pF

100V

5%

C21

 

 

2

039268

CAP CA

4700pF

50V

5%

C1,2

 

 

1

027281

CAP MPF

.22µF

63V

10%

C5

 

 

2

027286

CAP MPF

.47µF

63V

10%

C4,44

 

 

1

036234

CAP PFF RDL

.015µF

100V

10%

C29

 

 

1

033590

CAP PFF RDL

.022µF

100V

10%

C20

 

 

6

033591

CAP PFF RDL

.033µF

100V

10%

C11-13,30,45,46

3

033592

CAP PFF RDL

.047µF

100V

10%

C18,19,23

2

037324

CONTROL 100K 30C SNAP IN

 

R23,32

(GAIN,DRIVE CH-TREBLE)

2

037323

CONTROL 50K 15A SNAP IN

 

R8,9

(CLEAN CH TREBLE,BASS)

2

034719

CONTROL 50KB SNAP IN

 

 

R30,44

(CONTOUR,REVERB)

2

038658

CONTROL RTRY 50K 30C

 

 

R16,31

(CLEAN/DRIVE VOLUME)

1

040552

CONTROL 250K 30C

 

 

R37

(DRIVE CHANNEL BASS)

2

064089

DIODE 1N4003 200PRV

 

 

CR13,14

 

 

13

006260

DIODE 1N4448 75PRV

 

 

CR1-4,9,12,15-21

4

020534

DIODE 1N5402 RECTIFIER 200PRV C&F

CR22-25

 

 

4

028776 *

DIODE BIAS BYV26D LEAD FORMED

 

CR5-8

 

 

2

027329

DIODE ZEN 1N5228B 3.9V 5%

 

CR10,11

 

 

2

028119

DIODE ZEN 1N5353B 16V 5W 5%

 

CR26,27

 

 

2

026000

FSTN TAB MALE PCB MT .187x.032

 

CP11,12

 

 

10

025802

FSTN TAB MALE .250x.032 PCB MT

 

CP1-10

 

 

2

025996

FUSE CLIP PCB .250 & 5MM FUSE

 

(@ XF1)

 

 

1

048827

FUSE QA 1-1/4x1/4 250V 2AMP

 

F1(100V/120V ONLY)

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