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information contained herein is CONFIDENTIAL
and PROPRIETARY and is the property of
Fender® Musical Instruments Corporation. It is
not to be sold or assigned to another party and is
disclosed solely for use by Fender Authorized
Service Centers for purposes of product service
and maintenance. All information is not to be disclosed to others without the expressed permission
of Fender® Musical Instruments Corporation. All
PARTS LIST CODES
The description codes used in the itemized Parts Lists are defined below:
CAPACITOR CODES
CAP AE=Aluminum Electrolytic
CAP CA=Ceramic Axial
CAP CD=Ceramic Disk
CAP MPF =Metalized Polyester Film
CAP MY=Mylar
CAP PFF=Polyester Film/Foil
RESISTOR CODES
RES CC=Carbon Comp
RES CF=Carbon Film
RES FP=Flame Proof
RES MF=Metal Film
RES WW=Wire Wound
specifications are subject to change without notice. This information and any copies produced
electronically or otherwise must be surrendered
upon demand of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation.
Parts marked with two asterisks (**) indicate the
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required use of that specific part. This is necessary for RELIABILITY and SAFETY requirements.
DO NOT USE A SUBSTITUTE!
HARDWARE CODES
BLX=Black Oxide
CR=Chrome Plated
HWH=Hex Washer Head
M=Machine Screw
NI=Nickel Plated
OHP=Oval Head Phillips
PB=Particle Board
PHP=Pan Head Phillips
PHPS=Pan Head Phillips Sems
SMA=Sheet Metal "A" Point
SMB=Sheet Metal "B" Point
SS=Stainless Steel
TF=Thread Forming
ZI=Zinc Plated
STAGE® 100/160 DSP
(This is the model name for warranty claims)
SPECIFICATIONS
Model Name:Stage 100 DSPStage 160 DSPStage 100H DSP
(Head Version)
Release Number:PR 501 PR 501PR 501(Not model numbers)
Part Numbers(120V, 60Hz) US: 226700002022680000202269000010
DimensionsHeight: 17.5 in (45 cm)18.5 in (47 cm)8.5 in (22 cm)
Width: 22.4 in (57 cm)26.1 in (66 cm)22.4 in (57 cm)
Depth: 10.2 in (26 cm)10.3 in (26 cm)9.5 in (24 cm)
Weight:42 lbs (19.1 kg)53 lbs (24.1 kg)24 lbs (10.9 kg)
Product specifications are subject to change without notice
STAGE® 100/160 DSP
(This is the model name for warranty claims)
SERVICE NOTES
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1.
CHASSIS REMOVAL is accomplished by first
removing two (2) screws from the cabinet side
panel and four (4) screws from the top of the
cabinet; disconnect the ¼” speaker plug(s) from
the speaker jack(s) and then slide the chassis
toward the rear of the cabinet.
2.
uDSP PCB ASSEMBLY REMOVAL is accomplished by disconnecting the ribbon cable on
the PCB Assembly, releasing the tabs on each
of the plastic stand-offs which the PCB assembly is mounted. Removal of the uDSP PCB
assembly may be necessary should any of the
Digital Effects operate improperly.
3.
STAGE 100/160 DSP MAIN PCB REMOVAL is
accomplished by removing the following items:
All knobs including washers and nuts (14) , one
(1) input jack nut and washer, (1) screw near
mains fuse, seven (7) screws at the heatsink
PCB EXCHANGE POLICY
Parts marked with a single asterisk (*) in the Part
Lists (starting on page 10) are not field replaceable.
If a failure due to one of these components is detected, please contact the Fender® Dealer
attached from the bottom of the chassis. Disconnect the transformer and primary leads at
P1-P14. Disconnect the breakaway PCB ribbon cable at P20 and speaker wires (blk/wht) at
P15-P16. Disconnect the ribbon cable to uDSP
assembly at P19. Remove the power LED from
the jewel assembly.
4.
STAGE 100/160 DSP BREAKAWAY PCB REMOVAL is accomplished by removing five (5)
nuts and washers at the jacks and two (2)
screws at the XLR jack. Disconnect the ribbon
cable from the main PCB at P20 and the
speaker wires (blk/wht) at P15-P16.
Customer Service Department to order the complete PCB Assembly.
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
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STAGE® 100/160 DSP
(This is the model name for warranty claims)
This section provides an overview of any new or
unusual circuitry incorporated into this amplifier
model. The purpose is to aid the service technician
by providing insight into the design areas most
likely to present a challenge in troubleshooting.
This overview is focused for the efficient use and
security of Fender® proprietary information.
PRE-AMPLIFIER
The guitar input signal is fed into the high pass filter
at U1–A before splitting into two signal paths. The
normal channel signal path (U1–B to U3–B) is active until FETs Q2, Q4, and Q6 are turned on
activating the drive channel signal path (U2–A to
U3–B). Turning on FETs Q1, Q3, and Q5 activates
the “More Drive” channel signal path for increased
gain and sustain. Differential amp U8–A and follower U8–B adjust the signal level and provides
+1.65VDC bias voltage to the uDSP effects card.
The preamp is in series with the digital effects card,
therefore, disconnecting the card breaks the overall
signal path. The low pass filter at U5–B recovers
the signal from the uDSP card and sends it to the
external effects loop and power amplifier.
POWER AMPLIFIER
Thermistor RT2 monitors the heatsink temperature.
Its resistance increases with temperature and at
approx. 100 ºC turns on xstr Q23. This shorts out
C77, turning on FET Q22 providing a muting function at the power amp input. The amplifier remains
muted until the heatsink cools down, at which point,
normal operation is restored.
POWER SUPPLY
Standard bridge rectifiers for both high and low
voltage sections, with zener regulation (D52–53) for
the +/–16V supplies. Half–wave rectifier (D46–47,
C48) supplies U11, 7805 regulator for +5V supply
for the uDSP card and digital user–interface.
DIGITAL USER INTERFACE
The uDSP effects card generates clock signals HD0
(~45Hz) and HD1 (~90Hz) which control the 4053
CMOS switch to read pots R134, R135, and R138.
The DC level (0–5V) of the pots controls the reverb
level, fx level, and fx time/rate. Power (+3.3V) is
switched to encoders S4 and S5 via the 4053, also
controlled by HD0. The outputs of the 4–bit encoders, isolated by diodes D28–D35, determine the
active reverb and fx algorithms (HD4–HD7).
“Flying Rail” power amp topology. The output stage
is referenced to ground, and the output signal is derived from the center tap of the high voltage power
supply (C86 & C87) which is floating. Diff–amp U7–
B amplifies voltage developed at the load sense resistors (R120–123) to provide negative current
feedback. Inserting an 8Ω load at Ext. Spkr (J7)
turns on FET Q20 creating an attenuation network
(R117–119) to compensate for the increased current at 4Ω total load impedance. This allows the
amplifier to have a similar frequency response running either an 8 or 4Ω speaker load.
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DIGITAL NOISE
The uDSP effects card generates some high frequency noise (>50kHz), which is a normal product
of DSP processing. This noise is not audible and
does not effect amplifier performance, but may be
visible when observing the output of the amplifier on
an oscilloscope.
520006260001DIODE 1N4448 SIGNAL LLD1-8 D11-18 D21-24 D27-39 D41-44 D58-59
90064089001DIODE 1N4003 LLD25-26 D40 D46-51
40029045000DIODE 6A 400V 6A4 LEAD FORMEDD54-57
20054210001DIODE BAT85D19-20
30027329001DIODE ZEN 1N5228B 3.9V 5% LLD60-62
10031635001DIODE ZEN 1N5240B 10V 5% LLD64
10031019001DIODE ZEN 1N5245B 15V 5% LLD66
20028119000DIODE ZEN 1N5353B 16V 5W 5%D52-53
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**PCB ASSY STAGE 100/160 DSP
PCB FAB STAGE 100/160 DSP
**CAP AE RDL 1000uF 35V 105C 20%
**CAP MPF .1uF 250V 10%
**CAP MPF .1uF 250VAC 20%
MAIN – PCB ASSEMBLY
C78 C82-83
C112-113
C114
R134-135 R138
D63 D65 D67 D70-77 D79-80
(continued)
BASS, VOLUME, (DR) VOLUME
TREBLE, (DR) MID
REV LVL, TIME/RATE, FX LVL
DRIVE, (DR) TREBLE
(DR) BASS
MID
* Non-serviceable part. Replace complete parent assembly. See PCB EXCHANGE POLICY on page 4.
Unique Fender® part. Order directly from the Fender® dealer Customer Service Department.
** Safety Requirement part. Replacement must match Safety Agency…–Value, if specified –Type, if specified –Approval Mark(s) if on part.
** Both a unique Fender® part and a Safety Requirement part as defined above.
* Non-serviceable part. Replace complete parent assembly. See PCB EXCHANGE POLICY on page 4.
Unique Fender® part. Order directly from the Fender® dealer Customer Service Department.
** Safety Requirement part. Replacement must match Safety Agency…–Value, if specified –Type, if specified –Approval Mark(s) if on part.
** Both a unique Fender® part and a Safety Requirement part as defined above.
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