
880125
LAB. GRUPPEN AE SS 1300
Component-list
Resistors
Rl,
R87
R2, R8, R9
R3,
R12,
R70
R4, R5
R6
RIO, R22, R23
Rll, R28
R13, R67
R14, R15, R16,
R17
R18, R19,
R20, R21
R24
R25
R26, R37, R38,
R75, R77
R29, R30
R31, R32,
R35,
R36, R68,
R72
R33, R34
R39
R40, R41
R42
R43, R44
R45, R64
R46-R58
R62, R63,
R78
R65
R66, R74, R69
R71, R73
R76
R82
-
R81
R27
R83
R85
R127
2.2
kOhms 0.25 W
1
kOhm 1%
33 kOhms
47
Ohms
1%
422
Ohms
27 kOhms
1.8
kOhms
1%
12 kOhms
1W
100 Ohms
82
kOhms
120 Ohms
220 Ohms
10 kOhms
4.7
kOhms
1%
100
kOhms
1 MOhrn
820 Ohms 5
W
150
Ohms 0.25 W
100
Ohms 0.25 W
4.7 Ohms 5
W
2 . 2 kOhms 0.25 W
0.33 Ohm 5 W
10
‘Ohms 4 W
1.5
kOhm
56 kOhms
220 kOhms
10 Ohms
22 kOhms
3.3
kOhms
82
Ohms
120 kOhms
0.25 W
150
kOhms
220.
kOhms
(NTC)
Capacitators
Cl
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6,
C7
C8,
C9
CIO, Cll
Cl
2
C13,
C14
C17
j
C18,C109,C110
Cl
9
C20
C21
C22
C23
C26
SSI 300
C27
SSI 300
C26 Labi300
C27, Labi 300
Transistors
WQ2
Q3,
Q4
Q5, Q6,
Q15
Q17, Q20,
Q41
Q7, Q8,
Q22
Q9,
Q10,
Qll
,
Q13,
Q14,
Q16,
Q18, Q19,
Q42
Q12,
Q21
Q23-Q28
Q32-Q37
QUO
Miscellaneous
FI, F2
PI
150
pF ker
4.7
uF/35
V
lOO'uF/lOV
680
'pF ker
22 nF
150
pF ker
470
pF ker
1
nF/lOOV
22 nF/400V
1
nF
4.7
uF/lOOV
0.1
oiF/400V
220
ojF/16 V
10
I1F/50V
4.7
uF/50V
39
pF ker
1 nF/400
V
100 nF ker
0,22
uF 200V
2,2
uF 50V
BC
547
B, selected
MPSA 42
BC
557
B
MJE
350
BC 547
B
MJE 340
MJ 15022
MJ15023
Q
6015,
triac
T 6.3
A
1 kOhm,
trimpot
Diods
Dl, D2
D3, D4,
D5, D6,
D7, D8, D9,
DIO,
Dll, D12,
D24,
D30
D13, D14
D15, D16,
D17
j
D20,
D21,
D22,
D23
D18,
D19
D25,
D26
D114
15V
Zener 0.4W
1
N
4148
BAV 21
iisr
4004 ;
27V
Zener
0.4
W
1
N 5404
HS
10,
diac 10 V

880125
SS 1300
Input and LED-display
LAB.
GRUPPEN AB
Active Input
R100, R200
R105
,
R106,
R203, R204,
R205, R206
R107,
R208
R108,
R207
R109, R209
R101, R110
C101,
C202
C102,
C201
C103,
C104,
C203, C204
C105, C106,
D101,
IC1
D102
P2, P3
7.5
kOhms 1
% =29dB
10
kOhms
1%
4
20 kOhms
1%
100 Ohms
4.7
kOhms 5W
47
yiiF/50V
150
pF ker
47
uP/25
V
15V
Zener 0.4
W
LF 353 or
TL 072
4.7
lcOhms log pot
2
, 67kohms 1% =23dB
LED~display
R112
R113
R114
R115
R116
R117
R119, R120,
R121,
R122,
R123, R124,
R125
R126
R128,
R129,
R118
C108
D103
D104,
D105
D106-D113
Dill
Q101,
Q102
Q103
Q104-Q109
680 kOhms
0.25W
2.7
kOhms
1.2
kOhms
680 Ohms
330
Ohms
120 Ohms
33 kOhms
100
Ohms 1W
2.7
kOhms
220 Ohms
4.7
uF/lOOV
1 N'4004
LED, Yel
LED, Green
LED, Red
MPSA 42
MPSA
92
BC 547 B
Channel B:
Same as
above,
except
that it
starts
with
no. 200

SS
1300
POWER
SUPPLY
WARNING:
HIGH
VOLTAGE
!
320
V
DC
potential and 1200 V
AC peak-to-peak voltage
The power
supply is a primary switchmode unit, which
means that
the
electronic components
conduct AC-line voltage.
The "
earth-symbol" in the schematic
diagram is at
line potential,
also cooling-fins and
inductors
are
at line potential.
Service and measurement of
the power
supply
1/
Please
contact the
Manufacturer, to' get
more information,
before
you
do any service of the power
supply.
2/
All
warranty service is done
exclusively by
tho
Manufacturer.
3/
Bearing
personal security in
mind, and to avoid
short-circuit
during measurement, all
instruments must
be isolated
with
tjie
help
of independent 1:1 isolation
transformers.
4/
The
switching time is very short
(nano seconds),
and the
switch
period
is
35 us. A condition
for correct
measurement and
service,
is the use of a
100 MHz
oscilloscope (for ex.
Tektronix 2215
or
better).

Lab.grupfen
1
NOV.
Si
Service
in the SS
1300
output-circuits.
Required
measurement
equipment:
-Audiogenerator
-AC
-voltmeter/
THD-meter
-DVM
-Two
channel
oscilloscope for
audio
1)
a) Identify
which
channel, A or B,
which is
broken, by
checking if the
fuse(s)
F2 and/or
F3 are
melt.
b)
Take
away the F2 and
the F3 on the
other
channel.
c)
Replace F2 and
F3 with two
resistors 47
0/
5W on
the broken
channel.
2)
Turn the
TP3 on
switchtransistor
board PSUB
fully
counter clockwise
and
turn on
the main
switch on the
amplifier.
3)
Turn TP3
slowly
clockwise until
the voltage
across C17
and C18 is
1-2V.
(TP3 is
the current
limit adjustment,
and act like
a variac in
this case.)
4)
If the
voltage
across C17 or C18
won t reach
IV without
high heat
disipation
in the
47Q/
5W-resistors,
change D22
or D23.
5)
Measure the
outputvoltage
refered to ground
at R62.
If
the
voltage is positive:
Someone of the
transistors
Q21,
Q23-Q28
is
broken.
If the
voltage is
negative: Someone of the
transistors
Q22,
Q32-Q37 is
broken.
If
the
voltage is below
+/-20mV: The
output circuits
are probably
ok.
In that
case go further
to item
7).
6)
To
determine
which output
transistor(s)
which are
defect,
proceed as
follow:
a)
Connect the DVM
with the
referens to
point R62/ R63.
b)
Measure the voltage
across the
emitter-resistors
R46-R50
and R54-R58.
c) Those
emitter-resistors with the
highiest
voltage indicate
corrsponding
defect
outputdevice.
d)
Desolder and
unscrew the defect
transistor(s).
e) Increase the
railvoltage by
turning TP3
clockwise
and measure
the
output
voltage
in accordance to
item
5).
7)
If the
railvoltage can be
increased (with
TP3
)
without any high
heatdisipation
in the
47£V
5W-resistors, the amplifier
can be
connected to
a sinewawe
source
at the
input. The
output will
be checked by
an oscolloscope.
(
The
amplifier
can run
without or
with reduced load.)
If there
still is a DC-
potential at the
output, check
the
drivertransistors
Q7-
Q9
and
Q12
and
their mica
insulations. If there
still is DC,
go to item
9).
If
the sinewawe is
distorted,
check the
DC-protection triac
QUO, if it
still
distortion
go to item
9).

2
8)
Final
check:
Then the signal
is undistorted; replace
the two
47^-resistors with fuses,
T 6.3A.
a) Adjust the
railvoltage by TP2 to
82.5V on the PSUB.
b) Check
the quisentcurrent by
measuring the
current thru the F2, adjust to
200 mA
by PI.
c)
Check output by
a sinewawe up to full swing
into 4O load.
d) Check
of short-circuit protection:
-
Adjust outputvoltage
to 10 V AC.
-
Short the output by a
resistor 0.3
-0.50/
5W.
-
Check symetry of
the shortcircuitvoltage
across the 0.3D-resistor by
the
scope.
9)
Service in
driver circuits
a)
Desolder R12, R24 and R25.
b)
Connect a
resistor 33
kQ
between point R2£/ R27
and R1
2/
C3.
c)
Connect a scope at R22/ R27.
d) Apply
a sinewawe to the amplifier,
and the
drivercircuits can be checked
separately without
the outputcircuits.
10)
Check of
DC- voltages:
a)
D1
+15V
ref. to ground.
b) D2
-15V
n
c)
Q3
collector -14V
»
d) R4, R5
-0.5V
it
e) R8, R9
-1.2V
ref. to
+
Railvoltage.
f) R14, R15
-0.5V
ii
g)
R16, R17
+0.5V
ref. to
-
Railvoltage.