PIONEER CORPORATION 1-1, Shin-ogura, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa 212-0031, Japan
PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach, CA 90801-1760, U.S.A.
PIONEER EUROPE NV Haven 1087, Keetberglaan 1, 9120 Melsele, Belgium
PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE. LTD. 253 Alexandra Road, #04-01, Singapore 159936
PIONEER CORPORATION
2011
MASTER
VOLUME
STANDBY/ON
INPUT
SELECTOR
iPod iPhone iPadHDMI
ADVANCED
MCACC
FL OFF
VSX-53
AUDIO/VIDEO MULTI-CHANNEL RECEIVER
VSX-53
VSX-1326-K
VSX-52
VSX-1126-K
VSX-1121-K
ORDER NO.
RRV4194
THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).
ModelTypePower RequirementRemarks
VSX-53UXJCBAC 120 V
VSX-1326-KCUXJAC 120 V
VSX-52UXJCBAC 120 V
VSX-1126-KCUXJAC 120 V
VSX-1121-KUXJCBAC 120 V
K-FZV JUNE
2011 Printed in Japan
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1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The following check should be performed for the
continued protection of the customer and service
technician.
LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK
Measure leakage current to a known earth ground
(water pipe, conduit, etc.) by connecting a leakage
current tester such as Simpson Model 229-2 or
equivalent between the earth ground and all exposed
metal parts of the appliance (input/output terminals,
screwheads, metal overlays, control shaft, etc.). Plug
the AC line cord of the appliance directly into a 120V
AC 60 Hz outlet and turn the AC power switch on. Any
current measured must not exceed 0.5 mA.
ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS
OUTLINED ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A POTENTIAL
SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE CORRECTED BEFORE
RETURNING THE APPLIANCE TO THE CUSTOMER.
2. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
Many electrical and mechanical par ts in the appliance
have special safety related characteristics. These are
often not evident from visual inspection nor the protection
afforded by them necessarily can be obtained by using
replacement components rated for voltage, wattage, etc.
Replacement parts which have these special safety
characteristics are identified in this Service Manual.
Electrical components having such features are
identified by marking with a > on the schematics and on
the parts list in this Ser
vice Manua
l.
The use of a substitute replacement component which
does not have the same safety characteristics as the
PIONEER recommended replacement one, shown in the
parts list in this Service Manual, may create shock, fire,
or other hazards.
Product Safety is continuously under review and new
instructions are issued from time to time. For the latest
information, always consult the current PIONEER Service
Manual. A subscription to, or additional copies of,
PIONEER Service Manual may be obtained at a nominal
charge from PIONEER.
Leakage
current
tester
Reading should
not be above
0.5 mA
Device
under
test
Test all
exposed metal
surfaces
Also test with
plug reversed
(Using AC adapter
plug as required)
Earth
ground
AC Leakage T est
(FOR USA MODEL ONLY)
WARNING
This product contains lead in solder and certain electrical parts contain chemicals which are known to the state of California to
cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
NOTICE
(FOR CANADIAN MODEL ONLY)
Fuse symbols (fast operating fuse) and/or (slow operating fuse) on PCB indicate that replacement parts must
be of identical designation.
REMARQUE
(POUR MODÈLE CANADIEN SEULEMENT)
Les symboles de fusible (fusible de type rapide) et/ou (fusible de type lent) sur CCI indiquent que les pièces
de remplacement doivent avoir la même désignation.
This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians ; it is not meant for the casual do-ityourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been trained
to properly and safely repair complex products such as those covered by this manual.
Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and may
void the warranty. If you are not qualified to perform the repair of this product properly and safely, you
should not risk trying to do so and refer the repair to a qualified service technician.
1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS........................................... ...... ...... ..... ...... ..... ...... .......................................................................5
1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING...............................................................................................................................................5
1.2 NOTES ON REPLACING ...............................................................................................................................................5
3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE ..............................................................................................................................................9
3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING ...........................................................................................................................9
6. SERVICE MODE.......................................................... ...... ...... ..... ...... ..... ...........................................................................41
6.1 TEST MODE.................................................................................................................................................................41
8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT........................................................... ...... ..... ...... ....................................................62
8.1 ADJUSTMENT REQUIRED WHEN THE UNIT IS REPAIRED OR REPLACED..........................................................62
8.2 HOW TO SAVE AND LOAD THE SETTING USING BACKUP FUNCTION WITH USB MEMORY..............................63
8.3 REGION WRITING.......................................................................................................................................................64
8.4 HOW TO UPDATE FIRMWARE....................................................................................................................................65
9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST...............................................................................................................................68
9.4 FRONT SECTION........................................................................................................................................................74
10.8 DIGITAL MAIN ASSY(1/10)(GUIDE PAGE)................................................................................................................94
10.9 DIGITAL MAIN ASSY(2/10)......................................................................................................................................100
10.10 DIGITAL MAIN ASSY(3/10)....................................................................................................................................102
10.11 DIGITAL MAIN ASSY(4/10)....................................................................................................................................104
10.12 DIGITAL MAIN ASSY(5/10)....................................................................................................................................106
10.13 DIGITAL MAIN ASSY(6/10)....................................................................................................................................108
10.14 DIGITAL MAIN ASSY(7/10)....................................................................................................................................110
10.15 DIGITAL MAIN ASSY(8/10)..................................................................................................
.16 DIGITAL MAIN ASSY(9/10)....................................................................................................................................114
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10.17 DIGITAL MAIN ASSY(10/10) and VOL ASSY.........................................................................................................116
10.18 FRONT HDMI USB ASSY......................................................................................................................................118
10.19 POWER AMP ASSY(1/2)........................................................................................................................................120
10.20 POWER AMP ASSY(2/2)........................................................................................................................................122
10.24 USB RECT ASSY...................................................................................................................................................130
10.26 POWER SW, ENCODER and MIC HP ASSYS......................................................................................................134
10.27 CONNECT and A-DAC BRIDGE ASSYS...............................................................................................................136
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10.28 D-AUDIO BRIDGE and D-DAC BRIDGE ASSYS ...................................................................................................137
10.29 MIC CONNECT and POSI 1-3 ASSYS...................................................................................................................138
10.30 BIND L FRONT/BACK, BIND R FRONT, BIND DISP FFC, FFC GUARD/GUARD 2 and BIND R BACK ASSYS..139
11.5 DIGITAL MAIN ASSY............................. ............................................. ..... ...... ..... ...... ...... ... .......................................152
11.6 VOL and FRONT HDMI USB ASSYS.......................................................................................................................156
11.7 POWER AMP ASSY.................................................................................................................................................158
11.10 PRIMARY and USB RECT ASSYS.........................................................................................................................170
11.12 POWER SW, ENCODER and MIC HP ASSYS.......................................................................................................178
11.13 CONNECT and A-DAC BRIDGE ASSYS................................................................................................................180
11.14 D-AUDIO BRIDGE, D-DAC BRIDGE and MIC CONNECT ASSYS........................................................................182
11.15 POSI 1-3, BIND L FRONT and BIND L BACK ASSYS...........................................................................................186
11.16 BIND R FRONT, BIND DISP FFC, FFC GUARD / GUARD 2 and BIND R BACK ASSYS......................................188
12. PCB PARTS LIST ............................................................................................................................................................190
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• For environmental protection, lead-free solder is used on the printed circuit boards mounted in this unit.
Be sure to use lead-free solder and a soldering iron that can meet specifications for use with lead-free solders for repairs
accompanied by reworking of soldering.
• Compared with conventional eutectic solders, lead-free solders have higher melting points, by approximately 40
o
C.
Therefore, for lead-free soldering, the tip temperature of a soldering iron must be set to around 373
o
C in general, although
the temperature depends on the heat capacity of the PC board on which reworking is required and the weight of the tip of
the soldering iron.
Do NOT use a soldering iron whose tip temperature cannot be controlled.
Compared with eutectic solders, lead-free solders have higher bond strengths but slower wetting times and higher melting
temperatures (hard to melt/easy to harden).
The following lead-free solders are available as service parts:
• Parts numbers of lead-free solder:
GYP1006 1.0 in dia.
GYP1007 0.6 in dia.
GYP1008 0.3 in dia.
The part listed below is difficult to replace as a discrete component part.
When the part listed in the table is defective, replace whole Assy.
Parts th a t is Diffi c u l t to Replac e
ASSY NAME
PCB ASSY
Part No.
Ref No. FUNCTION Part No. Remarks
IC101 MAIN CPU UPD61283F1-407LU2A
BGA
IC903 HDMI RECEIVER SII9233ACTU IC with heat-pad
IC905 HDMI SWITCH SII9387CTU IC with heat-pad
IC1204
DIGIT AL V IDEO FORMA T
CONVERTER
88DE2750
BGA
IC1212
(MAIN)
DDR2-SDRAM H5PS5162GFR-S5C-K
BGA
IC1212
(SUB)
DDR2-SDRAM K4T51163QI-HCE7
BGA
JA1501
CONNECTOR
(f o r BLUE TOOTH)
CKS5712-A
Land is under parts
IC1602 HDMI TRANSMITTER SII9136CTU IC with heat-pad
IC1603 HDMI TRANSMITTER SII9136CTU IC with heat-pad
IC9002 DSP D810K013BZKB400-K
BGA
IC9204 MEDIA PROCESSOR DM860
BGA
IC9203 LAN PHY LAN8700C-AEZG IC with heat-pad
IC9205 FLASH ROM AYW7346-A
MAC Address
closed-door
IC9510 REGULATOR NJM2846DL3-33 IC with heat-pad
DIGITAL MAIN
ASSY
AWX9825
(VSX-53)
(VSX-1326-K)
AWX9826
(VSX-52)
(VSX- 1126-K)
(VSX- 1121-K)
IC9509 REGULATOR MM1701WH IC with heat-pad
• Discharging
Please refer to page 43, “Preparations Before Perfoming Diagnosis of the POWER AMP Assy”.
• Ground Points
Please refer to page 44, “Ground Points”.
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Amplifier section
Continuous average power output of 110
watts* per channel, min., at 8 ohms, from 20
Hz to 20 000 Hz with no more than 0.08 %**
total harmonic distortion.
Continuous Power Output
(20 Hz to 20 kHz, 8 Ω, 0.08 %)
Front .................................... 110 W + 110 W
Center..................................................110 W
Surround ............................. 110 W + 110 W
Surround back (Front height/wide)
..............................................110 W + 110 W
Continuous Power Output (1 kHz, 6 Ω, 1.0 %)
Front ....................................150 W + 150 W
Center..................................................150 W
Surround .............................150 W + 150 W
Surround back (Front height/wide)
..............................................150 W + 150 W
Total harmonic distortion ......................... 0.06 %
(20 Hz to 20 kHz, 100 W + 100 W, 8 Ω )
Guaranteed speaker impedance ..... 16 Ω to 8 Ω,
less than 8 Ω to 6 Ω (setting required)
* Measured pursuant to the Federal Trade
Commission’s Trade Regulation rule on Power
Output Claims for Amplifiers
** Measured by Audio Spectrum Analyzer
Power cord
CD-ROM (AVNavigator)
These operating instructions
Note
Specifications and the design are subject to
possible modifications without notice, due to
improvements.
This product includes FontAvenue
®
fonts
licensed by NEC Corporation. FontAvenue is a
registered trademark of NEC Corporation.
VSX-53 / VSX-52
2. SPECIFICATIONS
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Amplifier section
Continuous average power output of 110
watts* per channel, min., at 8 ohms, from 20
Hz to 20 000 Hz with no more than 0.08 %**
total harmonic distortion.
Continuous Power Output
(20 Hz to 20 kHz, 8 Ω, 0.08 %)
Front .................................... 110 W + 110 W
Center..................................................110 W
Surround ............................. 110 W + 110 W
Surround back (Front height/wide)
..............................................110 W + 110 W
Continuous Power Output (1 kHz, 6 Ω, 1.0 %)
Front ....................................150 W + 150 W
Center..................................................150 W
Surround .............................150 W + 150 W
Surround back (Front height/wide)
..............................................150 W + 150 W
Total harmonic distortion ......................... 0.06 %
(20 Hz to 20 kHz, 100 W + 100 W, 8 Ω )
Guaranteed speaker impedance ..... 16 Ω to 8 Ω,
less than 8 Ω to 6 Ω (setting required)
* Measured pursuant to the Federal Trade
Commission’s Trade Regulation rule on Power
Output Claims for Amplifiers
** Measured by Audio Spectrum Analyzer
AM loop antenna .......................................1
FM wire antenna .......................................1
Power cord
CD-ROM (AVNavigator)
These operating instructions
Note
Specifications and the design are subject to
possible modifications without notice, due to
improvements.
This product includes FontAvenue
®
fonts
licensed by NEC Corporation. FontAvenue is a
registered trademark of NEC Corporation.
VSX-1326 only :
12 V Trigger terminal ...... ø 3.5 Mini-jack (MONO)
12 V Trigger output type..........12 V, Total 150 mA
VSX-1326-K / VSX-1126-K
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Amplifier section
Continuous average power output of 110
watts* per channel, min., at 8 ohms, from 20
Hz to 20 000 Hz with no more than 0.08 %**
total harmonic distortion.
Continuous Power Output
(20 Hz to 20 kHz, 8 Ω, 0.08 %)
Front. ....................................110 W + 110 W
Center..................................................110 W
Surround ............................. 110 W + 110 W
Surround back (Front height/wide)
..............................................110 W + 110 W
Continuous Power Output (1 kHz, 6 Ω, 1.0 %)
Front ....................................150 W + 150 W
Center..................................................150 W
Surround .............................150 W + 150 W
Surround back (Front height/wide)
..............................................150 W + 150 W
Total harmonic distortion ......................... 0.06 %
(20 Hz to 20 kHz, 100 W + 100 W, 8 Ω )
Guaranteed speaker impedance ..... 16 Ω to 8 Ω,
less than 8 Ω to 6 Ω (setting required)
* Measured pursuant to the Federal Trade
Commission’s Trade Regulation rule on Power
Output Claims for Amplifiers
** Measured by Audio Spectrum Analyzer
FM wire antenna ........................................1
Power cord
CD-ROM (AVNavigator)
These operating instructions
Note
Specifications and the design are subject to
possible modifications without notice, due to
improvements.
This product includes FontAvenue
®
fonts
licensed by NEC Corporation. FontAvenue is a
registered trademark of NEC Corporation.
VSX-1121-K
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Item to be checked regarding videoItem to be checked regarding audio
Block noiseDistortion
Horizontal noiseNoise
FlickerVolume too low
Disturbed image (video jumpiness)Volume too high
Too darkVolume fluctuating
Too brightSound interrupted
Mottled color
No.ProceduresCheck points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Confirm whether the customer complain has been solved.
If the customer complain occurs with the particular source,
such as Dolby Digital, DTS, AAC, DVD-A and HDMI, input it for
the operation check.
The customer complain must not be reappeared.
Video, Audio and operations must be normal.
Check the analog audio playback.
(Make the analog connections with a DVD player.)
Each channel audio and operations must be normal.
Check the digital audio playback.
(Make the digital connections with a DVD player.)
Each channel audio and operations must be nor
mal.
Check surround playback.
(Select Surround mode and check the multichannel operations
via the DSP circuit.)
Each channel audio and operations must be normal.
Check the tuner (AM and FM) operations.Audio and operations must be normal.
Check the video outputs.
(Connect with a DVD player.)
Video and operations must be normal.
Check the sound from headphone output.Sound must be normal, without noise.
Check the appearance of the product.No scratches or dirt on its appearance after receiving it for
service.
Items to be checked after servicing
To keep the product quality after servicing, confirm recommended check points shown below.
See the table below for the items to be checked regarding video and audio.
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3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING
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H
POWER AMP ASSY
E
DIGITAL MAIN
ASSY
Q
CONNECT
ASSY
D
COMPONENT
ASSY
Z
BIND L BACK
ASSY
L
USB RECT
ASSY
B
COMPOSITE ASSY
C
DAC LOW ASSY
K
PRIMARY
ASSY
BIND R FRONT
ASSY
AA
FFC GUARD
ASSY
AC
FFC GUARD 2
ASSY
AD
V
POSI 1 ASSY
X
POSI 3 ASSY
W
POSI 2 ASSY
AE
BIND R BACK
ASSY
R
A-DAC BRIDGE
ASSY
I
PRESTAGE ASSY
BIND DISP FFC
ASSY
AB
AUDIO ASSY
A
M
REGULATOR
ASSY
U
MIC CONNECT
ASSY
Y
BIND L FRONT
ASSY
S
D-AUDIO BRIDGE
ASSY
T
D-DAC BRIDGE
ASSY
3.2 PCB LOCATIONS
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ENCODER ASSY
N
POWER SW
ASSY
J
DISPLAY ASSY
F
VOL ASSY
G
FRONT HDMI USB ASSY
P
MIC HP ASSY
NOTES: - Parts marked by “NSP” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
-
The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
2..BIND L FRONT ASSYAWX9891
NSP 2..BIND R BACK ASSYAWX9586
(VSX-1326-K/1126-K/1121-K)
AWM8254
Mark No. Description Part No.
NSP 1..AMP ASSY(VSX-1126-K/1121-K)AWM8275
2..POSI 1 ASSYAWX9879
2..POSI 2 ASSYAWX9882
2..POSI 3 ASSYAWX9884
2..POWER AMP ASSYAWX9890
2..BIND L FRONT ASSYAWX9891
NSP 2..BIND R BACK ASSYAWX9586
NSP 1..AUDIO COMPOSITE ASSY
2..AUDIO ASSYAWX9767
2..COMPOSITE ASSYAWX9768
2..D-AUDIO BRIDGE ASSYAWX9769
2..D-DAC BRIDGE ASSYAWX9770
2..A-DAC BRIDGE ASSYAWX9771
2..MIC CONNECT ASSYAWX9772
NSP 1..
AUDIO COMPOSITE ASSY
2..AUDIO ASSYAWX9830
2..COMPOSITE ASSYAWX9768
2..D-AUDIO BRIDGE ASSYAWX9769
2..D-DAC BRIDGE ASSYAWX9770
2..A-DAC BRIDGE ASSYAWX9771
2..MIC CONNECT ASSYAWX9772
1..DAC LOW ASSYAWX9773
1..DIGITAL MAIN ASSY(VSX-53/1326-K)AWX9825
1..DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
1..COMPONENT ASSYAWX9864
1..FRONT HDMI USB ASSYAWX9897
1..FM/AM TUNER UNITAXX7282
(VSX-53/1326-K)
(VSX-52/1126-K/1121-K)
(VSX-52/1126-K/1121-K)
AWR7102
AWR7105
AWX9826
C
D
E
NSP 1..AMP ASSY(VSX-52)AWM8274
2..POSI 1 ASSYAWX9879
2..POSI 2 ASSYAWX9882
2..POSI 3 ASSYAWX9884
2..POWER AMP ASSYAWX9889
2..BIND L FRONT ASSYAWX9891
NSP 2..BIND R BACK ASSYAWX9586
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[1] Jigs list
[2] Lubricants and Glues List
Name Lubricants and Glues No. Remarks
Silicone Grease GEM1057 Refer to “9.2 EXTERIOR SECTION”
Name Jig No. Remarks
19P FFC GGD1678 Diagnosis for POWER AMP ASSY, AUDIO ASSY
20P + 14P board to board extension jig cable GGD1759
Diagnosis for POWER AMP ASSY, AUDIO ASSY,
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
20P + 20P board to board extension jig cable GGD1677 Diagnosis for DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
7P + 15P board to board extension jig cable GGD1762 Diagnosis for DIGITAL MAIN ASSY 30P board to board extension jig cable x 2 GGD1682 Diagnosis for DIGITAL MAIN ASSY, DAC LOW ASSY
28P + 14P board to board extension jig cable GGD1763 Diagnosis for DAC LOW ASSY
AUDIO ASSY
(VSX-53/1326-K : A
(VSX-52/1126-K/1121-K : A
AA
AB
BIND R FRONT ASSY
(AWX9778)
BIND DISP FFC ASSY
(AWX9780)
E
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
(VSX-53/1326-K : AWX98
(VSX-52/1126-K/1121-K : AWX98
Y
Z
BIND L FRONT ASSY
(AWX9891)
BIND L BACK ASSY
(AWX9779)
()
E 1/10- E 10/10
H 1/2- H 2/2
()
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4.1 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM
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C
D
E
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!
!
AC CORD
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
MAIN TRANS
3/100
1.V+5_EV
2.POWLED
3.POWER KEY
4.GNDD
*2mm
1.JOGA
2.JOGB
3.GNDD
4/100
6
3.VF
4.V+5_V
5.GNDV
6.GNDV
7.ACWP
FAN
POWER AMP
A-REGV-REG
USB_RECT
!
FU7!FU6
PF06PG-S52
6/525
D20PYY0410E
D20PYY0310E
!
JH3003JH3002
CN3052
CN4102
CN4002
*1
*4
JXJ
!
*4
FU6,FU7 FU8,FU9
FXJ
(1.25A/125V)
REK1143-
AEK7072-
XXM3012-
MODEL
ATS7443-
ATS7445-
AC CORD
MAIN TRANS
*1
UXJCB
JXJ
DLPWXJ
AXJ5
FXJ
SYXJ5
!
ATS7444-
ADG7111-
BOARD IN
FFC
2.0mm FLAT CABLE
FFC CONNECTOR
2.0mm CABLE HOLDER
*2mm
XDG3061ADG7076XDG3061ADG7105XDG3032-
BOARD TO BOARD
T1501
AEK7075(T1.6A L/250V)
(1.6A/125V)
REK1144-
FU1FU4
REK1154-
DEK1045-
(10A/125V)
(T10A L/250V)
REK1139(T2A H/250V)
REK1139(T2A H/250V) (T800mA L/250V)
CAUTION - FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF FIRE,
REPLACE WITH SAME TYPE AND RATINGS OF FUSE.
with same parts(safety regulation authorized) of identical
The mark found on some component parts should be replaced
designation.
CN4001
CN4101
CN83
CN82
RL1,RL1',RL7
RL4,RL5,RL8,RL9,RL10
RL2,RL3
RL6
UL TUBE
6
JP3001
ANOTHER CONNECTOR
CN3401CN3501
DLPWXJ,FXJ
UXJCB,CUXJ
J3003
J3002
3
CN2501
28
CN2502
3
CN3785
28
CN3794
28
CN3793
3030
CN3783CN3781
28
CN2103
3030
CN2101CN2102
CN3784
3030
CN3782
3030
V-REG
A-REG
1.NC
2.SBMUTE
3.AMUTE
4.GNDA
5.GNDA
6.RS OUT
7.GNDA
8.LS OUT
9.GNDA
10.FR OUT
11.GNDA
12.C OUT
13.GNDA
14.FL OUT
15.GNDA
16.SB/FH R OUT
17.GNDA
18.SB/FH L OUT
19.GNDA
3.BT L
2.GNDD
1.BT R
28.GNDADS
27.FR IN
26.GNDADS
25.FL IN
24.GNDADS
23.FR OUT
22.GNDADS
21.FL OUT
20.GNDDAS
19.SW OUT
18.GNDDAS
17.C OUT
16.GNDDAS
15.SR OUT
14.GNDDAS
13.SL OUT
12.GNDDAS
11.SBR/FHR OUT
10.GNDDAS
9.SBL/FHL OUT
8.GNDDAS
7.NC
6.GNDDAS
5.NC
4.GNDDAS
3.ZR OUT
2.GNDDAS
1.ZL OUT
5.V+12_A
4.GNDA
3.GND
A
2.V
-12_A
1.V-12_A
7.SITX
8.V+3R3_D
9.V+3R3_D
10.GNDD
11.GNDD
12.V+5_D
13.V+5_D
14.DIRPOW
15.DSPSO
16.DSPSCK
17.RYAC
18.ZDZF
19.XZ2DARST
20.XDARST
21.DACS
22.F96K
23.F192K
24.XADRST
25.XTLO
26.XDIRRST
27.DSPSI
28.DIRCS
29.UNLK
30.DAZDB
1.BADA
2.SADA
3.CADA
4.FADA
5.DABCK
6.DALRCK
7.FLRCK
8.FBCK
9.FHADA
10.GNDD
11.DAMCK
12.GNDD
13.ZMCLK
14.GNDD
15.ZBCK
16.ZFADA
17.ZLRCK
18.GNDD
19.DIRMCKO
20.GNDD
21.DIRLRCK
22.DIRDATO
23.DIRINT
24.DAC0DET
25.GNDD
26.DIRMCKI
27.GNDD
28.DIRBCK
29.GNDD
30.MSPDIF
HDMI CONNECTOR
CN9002CN9003
CN9501
CN4081
3
1.V+5_V
2.GNDV
3.GNDV
4.V-5_V
5.FANCTL
6.FANERR
30.BT L
1.DAZDB
30.BADA
1.MSPDIF
7
7.RYAC
6.GNDD
5.GNDD
4.GNDD
3.V+5R6_EV
2.V+5R6_EV
1.V+5R6_EV
ADX7762-
7/180
JP51
3.V+FAN
2.V-FAN
1.LOCK DET
1.GNDAD
2.V+5_AD
3.V+12_A
4.GNDA
5.GNDA
6.V-12_A
7/175
PF07PG0S17
4.GNDTRG
3.V+12_TRG
2.V-12_A
1.V+12_A
1.ACWP
2.GNDD
3.GNDD
4.V+5R6_V
5.-VF
6.AC2
7.AC1
CN4052
7
!
FU8!FU9
*4
PF06PG-S47
6/475
5
CN6510
5
CN6010
5
CN6210
CN6603
ADD7730-
19/50
reverse
555
CN5510CN5210CN5010
CN5701
CN606
2
2/100
PG02KA-F10
2.GNDD
1.POS2
PIN JACK
JA71 YEL
JA71_1 WHT
*4
FU4
!
*4
FU1
!
CN81
CN84
(DLPWXJ,FXJ,AXJ5)
JP3701_1
JP3704_1
JP3705_1
JP3706_1
JP3703_1
JP3702_1
AXJ5
SYXJ5
DLPWXJ,FXJ
AXJ5
ORG
JP81_1
JP81
JP81_2
JP81_3
(UXJCB,CUXJ,JXJ)
(SYXJ5)
(DLPWXJ,FXJ,AXJ5)
(DLPWXJ,AXJ5)
(FXJ)
BRN
(DLPWXJ,AXJ5)
(FXJ)
GRN
BLU
(DLPWXJ,AXJ5)
(FXJ)
YEL
RED
(FXJ)
(DLPWXJ,AXJ5)
2VOLT SW-L ASSY
2VOLT SW-H ASSY
CN3711
(FXJ)
(DLPWXJ,AXJ5)
JP3704
JP3701
JP3702
JP3703
JP3706
JP3705
ORG
BRN
GRN
BLU
YEL
RED
CUXJ
(DLPWXJ,SYXJ5)
FU10MODEL
VSX-53
VSX-52
VSX-LX55
VSX-1326-K
VSX-1126-K
VSA-LX55
UXJCB
CUXJ
UXJCB
CUXJ
SYXJ5
DLPWXJ
VSX-1121-K
AXJ5
(4A/125V)
REK1149-
(10A/125V)(1.6A/125V)
REK1144-REK1154-REK1143-
(1.25A/125V)
REK1139(T2A H/250V)
(1.25A/125V)
REK1154-REK1143-
(10A/125V) (T2A H/250V)
REK1139-REK1144-
(1.6A/125V)
(T4A H/250V)
AEK7075(T1.6A L/250V)
AEK1061-
(T800mA L/250V)
AEK7072-
(T5A L/250V)
REK1104-AEK1059-
(T3.15A L/250V)
VSX-LX55
VSX-LX55
VSX-LX55
VSA-LX55
VSX-53
VSX-1126-K
VSX-52
VSX-1121-K
VSX-1326-K
JA3201JA3101JA2506JA2505
FH/FW
PRE OUT
SBS
L
R
L
R
C&SWF
CD-R/TAPE
INOUTCD
IN
JA2006JA2004JA2003JA2002JA2008
OPT OUT1OPT IN1 OPT IN2 OPT IN3
COAX
IN1 IN2
CN7002
JA1602
OUT2
JA9202
LAN
JA9301
BT ADAPTER
PORT
DB416NB2
DB118NB2
DB217NB2
DB320NB2
DB618NB2
DB522NB2
ATS7442-ADG7111-
1/160
1/180
1/170
1/200
1/180
1/220
ADX7737-
J0053
VSX-LX55
VSX-2021-K
VSX-2021-K
VSX-LX55
DLPWXJ
VSX-LX55
VSX-53
AXJ5
UXJCB
CUXJ
JXJ
FXJ
VSX-52
VSX-1326-K
MICROPHONE
MODEL
REMO-COM
*OPTION
AXD7613-
iPod CABLE
APM7010-
VSX-1121-K
VSX-1126-K
VSX-2021-K
VSA-LX55
APM7010- AXD7612--
APM7010- AXD7613--
APM7010- AXD7614- ADE7136--
SYXJ5
VSX-LX55
4/600
PF04PG-S60
AXD7613-APM7010-SYXJ5
-
(FXJ)
(FXJ)
SHIELD CABLE
4
*2mm
1.VOLA
2.VOLB
3.GNDD
CN3371
D20PYY0310E
J3004
3/100
JH3004
5.SBL
4.SBLIN2
3.SBLIN1
2.GAMP
1.GAMP
5.SBR
4.SBRIN2
3.SBRIN1
2.GAMP
1.GAMP
5.FL
4.FLIN2
3.FLIN1
2.GAMP
1.GAMP
7.VH_b
6.VL-H_b
5.VL-L_b
4.GND
3.VL-L_a
2.VL-H_a
1.VH_a
6.VIDEO_AC2
5.VIDEO_G
4.VIDEO_AC1
3.NC
2.FL_AC2
1.FL_AC1
1.AUDIO_AC1
2.NC
3.AUDIO_G
4.NC
5.AUDIO_AC2
CN4103
USB
JA9201
*1.25mm
4/170
JA71 ADX7771- /J ONLY
ADX7772- /OTHER
(4A/125V)
REK1149-
REK1149(4A/125V)
AEK1059(T3.15A L/250V)
ADE7136-
ADE7136-
ADE7136-
ADE7136-
WIFI CABLE
ADE7137-
ATS7442-
ATS7445-
ATS7445-
(No mount)
(No mount)
(No mount)
N
POWER SW ASSY
(VSX-53/52 : AWX9783)
(VSX-1326-K/1126-K/1121-K : AWX9900)
O
ENCODER ASSY
(AWX9784)
W
POSI 2 ASSY
(AWX9882)
C
DAC LOW ASSY
(AWX9773)
T
D-DAC BRIDGE
ASSY (AWX9770)
A
6-K : AWX9767)
6-K/1121-K : AWX9830)
K
PRIMARY ASSY
(AWX9786)
M
REGULATOR ASSY
(AWX9774)
AC
FFC GUARD ASSY
(AWX9777)
AD
AE
BIND R BACK ASSY
(AWX9586)
FFC GUARD 2 ASSY
(AWX9892)
Y
: AWX9825)
21-K : AWX9826)
()
()
A 1/3- A 3/3
C 1/2- C 2/2
)
10/10
When ordering service parts, be sure to refer to "EXPLODED VIEWSand PARTS
LIST" or "PCB PARTS LIST".
The mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety
factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical
designation.
: The power supply is shown with the marked box.
F
VOL ASSY (AWX9788)
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A
B
C
D
E
5
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COAX2(CD)
IC9204
MNP
DM860
IC903
HDMI
RECEIVER
SII9233ACTU
OPT IN1(TV/SAT)
OPT IN2(DVR/BDR)
OPT IN3(VIDEO)
COAX1(DVD)
HDMI IN4
(VIDEO)
HDMI IN2
IC905
HDMI SWITCH
SII9387CTU
HDMI OUT1
IC9002
1st DSP
D810K013BZKB400
IC1604
BASIC AUDIO
SELECTOR
IC1602
HDMI
TRANSMITTER
SII9136CTU
IC2471
ZONE2 DAC
AK4388ET
TX1
LPF
JA907
JA901
JA2002
JA2003
JA2004
JA1601
JA2006
FRONT HDMI IN
DVR OUT
ZONE2 OUT
SW DownMix
JA8001
IC2701, IC2702
JA2951
JA2504
ZONE3 OUT
JA2951
HEADPHONE
<<AUDIO ZONE OUT>>
Sirius
JA2101
HDMI IN1
JA906
IC1603
HDMI
TRANSMITTER
SII9136CTU
JA1602
HDMI OUT2
NETWORK
JA9202
IC9203
ETHERNET
PHYCEIVER
LAN8700C-AEZG
S/PDIF
IC1816
DSP/2ch DIRECT
SELECTOR
I2S
I2S
S/PDIF
IC2451
(ZONE2)
LPF
S/PDIF
DSD(FR,SL)
I2S
(C,SW,SL,SR)
I2S(SBL,SBR)
DSD(C,SW,SR)
IC1809
S/PDIF
SELECTOR
I2S
I2S(FL,FR)
DSD(FL)
2ch PCM Only
I2S(FL,FR
A/D BUFFER
IC2401
NJM4565MD
NOTE
SPDIF:SONY/Philips Digital Interface
I2S:The Inter-IC Sound
USB
JA8101
IC8003
HDMI EQ
CXB1443R
IC1814
DIR(or USB)
/HDMI SELECTOR
IC1815
ZONE2
USB/NET
SELECTOR
OPT OUT1
I2S
DSD
BD
JA902
DSD(SL)
S/PDIF
S/PDIF
I2S(FL,FR)
DSD(FL)
I2S(except FL,FR)
JA2008
BT
IC101
MAIN LSI (EMMA)
UPD61283F1-407LU2A
IC2001
DIR&DIT
AK4118AEQ
S/PDIF
I2S
IC2431
ADC
PCM1804DB
I2S(DATA)
I2S(BCK,LRCK)
IC1817
DSD/PCM
SELECTOR
IC2201
DAC
PCM1691
IC2231(FL,FR)
IC2281(C,SW)
IC2331(SL,SR)
IC2381(SBL,SBR)
No mount
VSX-53/VSX-1326-K Only
HDMI IN5
(DVD)
JA903
HDMI IN6
(DVR/BDR)
JA904
I2S
JA1501
E
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
C
DAC LOW ASSY
G
FRONT HDMI USB
ASSY
P
MIC HP ASSY
P
MIC HP ASSY
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4.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM FOR AUDIO BLOCK
A
B
C
D
E
F
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FRONT HDMI IN
MIC
TV/SAT
VIDEO
CD
PHONO
PREOUT L/R
PREOUT SW1
PREOUT SL/SR
PREOUT SBL/SBR
DVR OUT
SP L/R
SP C
SP SL/SR
SP SBL/SBR
HP
SW DownMix
JA3471
JA8001
IC2701, IC2702
JA2502
JA2504
SW PRE Amp
IC2751
JA2504
JA3476
JA5800
JA5800
JA5801
JA5801
JA5802
JA3101
JA3101
JA3201
JA3201
PREOUT C
JA3101
DVD
DVR
JA2501
JA2501
ZONE3 OUT
JA2951
HEADPHONE
AMP
<<PREOUT>>
MIC Amp
IC3471
NJM4565MD
USB
JA8101
IC8003
HDMI EQ
CXB1443R
IC3101
IC3151
IC3201
IC3251
IC2801
NJM4565MD
JA2503
JA2503
PREOUT FHL/FHR
JA3201
IC3221
PRE SELECTOR
SP FHL/FHR
JA5802
RY5811,
RY5851
TUNER Module
IC3271
IC2501
Selector / Volume / PRE Amp
BD3473KS2
SW PRE Amp
IC2751
JA3102
PREOUT SW2
<<POWER AMP
INPUT BUFFER>>
<<POWER AMP>>
G
ASSY
P
MIC HP ASSY
A
AUDIO ASSY
I
PRESTAGE
ASSY
H
POWER AMP ASSY
P
MIC HP ASSY
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B
C
5
D
E
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HDMI SW
Silicon Image
"SiI9387"
IC905
HDMI Rx
Silicon Image
"SiI9233ACTU"
IC903
Video Decoder
Analog Devices
"ADV7181C"
IC909
"UPD
Nor FLA
64Mb* 128M
Gate Array
SEIKO EPSON
"PE7008A"
IC603
LAN PHY
SMCS
"LAN8700"
IC9203
Media
Processor
BRIDGE CO
"DM860"
IC9204
SDRAM-166
128Mb(8Mx16)
FLASH ROM
64Mb(4Mx16)/90ns
36.864MHz
28.63636MHz
27MHz
HDMI IN4
HDMI IN3
HDMI BDIN
HDMI IN1
HDMI IN2
HDMI EQ
SONY
"CXB1443R"
HDMI
EDID
GU
COMPOSITE
COMPONENT
Pb
Pr
ETHERNET
CK:27M-148.5MHz
/DT:36bit/DE,VS,H
CK:27M
/DT:BT656
Only VDEC 480i output
CK:27MHz
/DT:BT656(8bit)
C
/
(DT:16b
CEC
ANALOG
VIDEO BLOCK
VBUSE2IN
VBUSMA
More than VDEC480p output
CK:27M-74.25MHz
/DT:16bit/DE,VS,HS
To detect amplifier damage
(defect status)
A process to protect speakers
(for protection of connected
external devices)
Detects when the XDCERR port
becomes "L".
(Pin 80 of IC3001)
Turns muting on and
speaker relay off, then
turns off the power after 3
seconds. Then flashes
MCACC indicator.
Flashing "AMP ERR" for
3 seconds.
Once detected and turned
the power off, the power
cannot be turned on again
(*). If the XDCERR port
becomes "L" within 3
seconds, the unit returns
to normal condition
automatically.
AMP
overload
To detect overloading
(abnormal status)
With low-load driving or a
short circuit of the speaker
terminals (for protection of the
amplifier)
Detects when the XOLERR port
becomes "L" (checks by interrupt).
(Pin 71 of IC3001)
Turns muting on and
speaker relay off, and
immediately turns off the
power. Then flashes
iPod/iPhone indicator.
None
(*) To restore the previous staus, follow the procedure
described in “How to Enter Release Mode” (P.40)
then turn the unit back on.
R5744
R5746
R5742
Q5742
GAMP
GNDU
Q5741
Q5744
Q5743
Q5301
Q5302
R5341
OUTPUT
DC DETECTOR
R ch
C ch
SR ch
SBR ch
SL chSBL ch
+VL
V+5UST
V+5_ST
Normal: High (5V)
DC det: Low (0V)
+DC detection: Q5741/Q5743 base is "H".
–> Collector of Q5741, Q5742, Q5743 and Q5744 are "L".
-DC detection: Q5742/Q5744 emitter is minus to the base.
–> Collector of Q5741, Q5742, Q5743 and Q5744 are "L".
During Standby mode, simultaneously press and hold “MULTI-ZONE ON/OFF” and “ENTER” keys for 5 seconds to enter
this mode.
Turning off the power or pressing the Return key returns to the normal mode.
Turn off the power to this unit by setting the main volume level to “---dB” and Multi-zone to “OFF”.
Display number of times
FAN STOP is detected.
This function does not work
on this model.
[↓]
[↑]
:
FAN
RES ET
HOLD
CLEAR?
Resetting the number of times error is detected
Key operationFL display
↓
Continued
[ENTER]
[←][→]
[1] Detected protection history
[Purpose]
[How to enter/exit]
[Basic operations]
Front Panel Key
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6.1 TEST MODE
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B
C
D
E
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Key operationFL display
Display CEC(TEST) state.
Display FAN(TEST) state.
USB Backup state
[↓]
[↑]
[↓]
[↑]
[↓]
[↑]
U S B BAK
CEC
OFF
FAN
CEC
ON
OFF
HOLD
Display
Model Name/Destination
state.
[↓]
[↑]
V S X-53 /UXJCB
U S B BAK
PLEAS E WAIT
COMPLETE
S AVE?
U S B BAKLOAD?
Display CEC(TEST) state.
Key operationFL display
↓
Change cyclically
[←][→]
Saving and Loading of USB backup state.
(A/V Receiver
→ USB)
(USB → A/V Receiver)
Key operationFL display
↓
Change cyclically
5 sec
SAVE or LOAD
is completed.
[←][→]
[←][→]
Key operationFL display
↓
Power OFF
(All zone OFF)
FAN
ON
Key operationFL display
↓
Change cyclically
[←][→]
Change cyclically
Display accumulated
time & RESET.
[↓]
[↑]
CL?
R S T
123 45h20m
123 45h 20m
0h 0m
HLD
Resetting the accumulated time
Key operationFL display
↓
Continued
[ENTER]
[ENTER]
[←][→]
CEC TEST : The function for making the HDMI output terminal to output 1 kHz square wave. If the square wave is output,
the CEC line is considered to be normal.
FAN TEST : The function for making the FAN to be forced to rotate.
[Description]
This function does not work
on this model.
A
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B
C
D
E
F
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100Ω 3W
or more
100Ω 3W
or more
POWER AMP ASSY
D5790
D5790
C5722
C5722
J496
J496
J552
C5721
C5721
pin 1 +
pin 4 --
Front
Preparations Before Performing Diagnosis of the POWER AMP ASSY
Before performing diagnosis of the POWER AMP ASSY, it is necessary to discharge C5721 and C5722 on the board.
(See the photo below.)
If you don't, the protectors (P5001 and P5002) on the board may be open, and DC voltage may be generated at the power
amplifier output, which will result in "AMP ERR."
[Procedures]
(1) Unplug the power cord.
(2) Discharge C5721 and C5722 by connecting either J496 or J552 to pin 1 and 4 of D5790.
Note: For discharging, use a load of 100 Ω , 3 W or more, to protect the IC protectors. Do NOT discharge instantly by
short-circuiting.
(3) Check that the voltage between the electrodes of each C5721 and C5722 is 1 V or less.
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7.1 DISASSEMBLY
A
B
C
D
5
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Ground any one of these points.
VSX-53/UXJCB, VSX-1326-K/CUXJ, VSX-52/UXJCB only
VSX-52/UXJCB, VSX-1126-K/CUXJ, VSX-1121-K/UXJCB only
VSX-53/UXJCB, VSX-1326-K/CUXJ only
Ground any one of these points.
Ground any one
of these points.
DCB
BBZ30P080FTBBMZ30P040FTBBBT30P100FCCABA7078
A
Ground Points
Screws for Rear Panel
Note:
The points marked below must be grounded when the rear panel is removed.
Before turning the unit ON, be sure to ground the marked points with the Under Base 55. Or, you may short-circuit the ground
points on the solder surface, using pieces of wire.
BBBB
CCCCCC
D
D
A
AA
A
A
A
AA
AA
A
AAA AAAA AA
A
AAAA
AAAA
A
A
A
A
A
A
BBBBB
A
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B
C
D
E
F
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Diagnosis
Note 1 : Even if the unit shown in the photos and illustrations in this manual may differ from your product, the procedures
described here are common.Note 2 : For performing the diagnosis shown below, the following jigs for service is required.
(1) Release the cables, as required.
(2) Cut the two Binders.
Note1: When assembled, the wires should be
styled as shown in the photo below.
Note2: Please connect a wire to the resistor
(R4022) in REGULATOR ASSY with
200-gf without touching.
(3) Release the cable, as required.
(4) Cut the Binder.
(5) 19P FFC (ADD7730) to 19P FFC (GGD1678)
to replace.
(6) Release the cables, as required.
(7) Cut the Binder.
(8) Disconnect the two connectors.
PRESTAGE ASSY
AUDIO ASSY
19P FFC
6
6
8
8
x 4
6
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
CN601
JA905
BIND L BACK ASSY
7
Binder
39P FFC
HDMI CONN-Cable
BIND L FRONT ASSY
1
2
A
234
B
C
D
E
F
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(9) Release the 7P FFC (ADD7750) from the
PRESTAGE ASSY.
(10) Remove the Nylon Rivet.
(11) Remove the screw. (BBZ30P080FCC)
(12) Disconnect the two connectors.
(13) Remove the screw. (BBZ30P080FCC)
(14) Remove the Right Angle 55.
(15) Connect the 39P FFC. (ADD7751)
Note: The 39P FFC (ADD7751) is passed under
the 5P Housing ASSY.
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
Front
Front
PRESTAGE ASSY
9
Right Angle 55
7P FFC
39P FFC
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
CONNECT ASSY
x 2
CN601
13
11
14
15
5P Housing ASSY
Right Angle 55
Right Angle 55
12
10
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E
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(16) Remove the six Cushion Circle 14B.
(17) Remove the six screws. (BBT30P100FCC)
(18) Remove the eleven screws.
(BBZ30P080FTB)
(19) Remove the AC inlet.
[2-2] Diagnosis
(1) Arrange the unit as shown in the photo.
(2) Connect the Rear Panel to the Under Base
55 Ground.
(3) Insert the Insulation Sheet.
(4) Connect the two board to board extension
jig cables.
(DIGITAL MAIN CN602 <-> CONNECT CN3362)
(DIGITAL MAIN CN603 <-> CONNECT CN3361)
x 6
16
x 6
17
19
AC inlet
18
18
18
18
18
2
3
4
POWER AMP ASSY
AUDIO ASSY
Rear Panel
Under Base 55
1
Insulation Sheet
CN3361
CN3362
CN602
CN603
CONNECT ASSY
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
20P + 14P board to board
extension jig cable (GGD1759)
A
B
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C
D
E
F
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[2-3] Remove the POWER AMP ASSY
(1) Disconnect the two board to board extension
jig cables. (GGD1759)
(Refer to the step (4) of “[2-2] Diagnosis”)
(2) Cut the two Binders.
(3) Disconnect the two connectors.
(4) Disconnect the 19P FFC.
(Jig cables : GGD1678)
(5) Disconnect the five connectors from the
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY.
(6) Arrange the unit as shown in the photo.
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
POWER AMP ASSY
PRESTAGE ASSY
CONNECT ASSY
AUDIO ASSY
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
CN601
CN604
CN605
CN606
CN9501
CN3052
CN6603
39P FFC
Front
BIND L BACK ASSY
BIND L FRONT ASSY
2
2
3
19P FFC
x 2
4
5
5
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(7) Remove the two screws. (BBZ30P080FCC)
(8) Release the cables from the Wire Saddle.
(9) Disconnect the connector from the POWER
AMP ASSY.
(10) Remove the two Nylon Rivets.
(11) Remove the two screws. (BBZ30P080FCC)
(12) Remove the POWER AMP ASSY from the
three Locking Card Spacer 18, using Pliers.
(13) Remove the POWER AMP Unit.
Locking Card Spacer 18
12
CN5701
POWER AMP ASSY
POWER AMP Unit
POWER AMP ASSY
7
7
12
12
13
8
9
Power Transformer
Wire Saddle
Pliers
Front
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(14) Remove the Nylon Rivet.
(15) Disconnect the seven connectors and then
remove the PRESTAGE ASSY.
(16) Remove the two Nylon Rivets.
(17) Remove the 14 screws. (ABA7085)
(18) Remove the POWER AMP ASSY.
[2-4] Assembling of the POWER AMP ASSY
(1) Attach the POWER AMP ASSY to the Heat
Sink, using the 14 screws (ABA7085) and
two Nylon Rivets.
(Refer to the steps (17) and (16) of “[2-3]
Remove the POWER AMP ASSY”)
Note: Apply even coatings of silicon grease
(GEM1057) on the Heat Sink side of the
transistors.
(2) Connect the seven connectors and then
attach the PRESTAGE ASSY, using the
Nylon Rivet.
(Refer to the steps (15) and (14) of “[2-3]
Remove the POWER AMP ASSY”)
(3) Attach the POWER AMP Unit to the Under
Base 55.
(Refer to the steps (12) to (7) of “[2-3]
Remove the POWER AMP ASSY”)
14
15
POWER AMP ASSY
POWER AMP ASSY
PRESTAGE ASSY
16
17
18
16
Heat Sink
x 14
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(4) Allocate the Rear Section as shown in the
photo.
(5) Attach the nine screws. (BBZ30P080FTB)
(6) Attach the six screws. (BBT30P100FCC)
(7) Attach the AC inlet, using the two screws.
(BBZ30P080FTB)
(8) Attach the Right Angle 55, using the two
screws (BBZ30P080FCC) and Nylon Rivet.
Note: The 3P Housing ASSY is passed through
the hole of the Right Angle 55.
The jumper wires is passed over the Right
Angle 55.
Rear Section
x 6
AC inlet
15
5
5
5
5
5
6
7
3P Housing ASSY
Jumper wires
Right Angle 55
Hole
Front
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(9) Connect the two connectors.
(10) Connect the two connectors.
Note: The jumper wires is passed over the Right
Angle 55.
(11) Fix the 7P FFC (ADD7750) to the
PRESTAGE ASSY.
(12) Connect the connector.
(13) Fix the 39P FFC (ADD7751).
(14) Fix the 5P Housing ASSY.
(15) Connect the connector.
(16) Fix the some cables as shown in the photo.
(17) Fix the some cables as shown in the photo.
(18) Connect connector and fix the some cables
as required.
(Refer to steps (5) to (1) of “ [2-1] Exterior”)
Front
Front
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
CONNECT ASSY
10
11
12
13
14
15
Jumper wires
Right Angle 55
7P FFC
39P FFC
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
CN601
x 4
JA905
BIND L BACK ASSY
BIND L BACK ASSY
BIND L FRONT ASSY
BIND L FRONT ASSY
HDMI CONN-Cable
16
17
x 3
PRESTAGE ASSY
5P Housing ASSY
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(19) Connect the three connectors.
Note: The junper wire of the POSI 2 ASSY is
twined round the junper wire of the POSI 3
ASSY three times.
(20) Attach the six Cushion Circle 14B.
(Refer to step (16) of “ [2-1] Exterior”)
[3] DAC LOW ASSY
(1) Remove the Bonnet 55 by removing the 16
screws.
(2) Discharge C5721 and C5722.
(Refer to the “discharge procedures.”)
(1) Release the cables, as required.
(2) Cut the Binder.
(3) Disconnect the two connectors.
(4) Disconnect the connector.
3
4
Rear Panel
Insulation Sheet
DAC LOW ASSY
CN3653
MIC CONNECT ASSY
3P Housing ASSY
Front
1
1
3
3
x 4
1
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
CN601
JA905
BIND L BACK ASSY
BIND L FRONT ASSY
2
39P FFC
HDMI CONN-Cable
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(5) Connect the 39P FFC (ADD7751).
Note: The 39P FFC (ADD7751) is passed over
the HDMI CONN-Cable.
The 39P FFC (ADD7751) is passed under
the 5P Housing ASSY.
(6) Disconnect the two connectors.
(7) Remove the screw. (BBZ30P080FCC)
(8) Remove the two Hex head Screws.
(ABA7078)
(9) Remove the some screws.
(BMZ30P040FTB)
(VSX-53, VSX-1326-K: x 8)
(VSX-52, VSX-1126-K, VSX-1121-K: x 7)
(10) Remove the seven screws.
(BBZ30P080FTB)
(11) Remove the D-DAC BRIDGE ASSY.
(12) Remove the A-DAC BRIDGE ASSY.
(13) Remove the D-AUDIO BRIDGE ASSY.
Front
39P FFC
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
CN601
5P Housing ASSY
CONNECT ASSY
HDMI CONN-Cable
x 2
6
5
7
8
9
x 6
D-AUDIO BRIDGE ASSY
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
Screwdriver
D-DAC BRIDGE ASSY
A-DAC BRIDGE ASSY
11
12
10
10
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(14) Arrange the DIGITAL MAIN ASSY (with the
COMPONENT ASSY and the COMPOSITE
ASSY) as shown in the photo.
(15) Insert the Insulation Sheet.
(16) Disconnect the connector and then remove
the COMPOSITE ASSY.
[4-2] Diagnosis
(1) Attach the COMPOSITE ASSY, using the
four screws. (BBZ30P080FTB)
(2) Connect the two board to board extension jig
cables.
(DIGITAL MAIN CN602 <-> CONNECT CN3362)
(DIGITAL MAIN CN603 <-> CONNECT CN3361)
(3) Connect the two board to board extension jig
cables.
(COMPONENT CN8303 <-> CONPOSITE CN3601)
Front
x 4
3
2
CN3361
CN3362
CN602
CN603
CN3601
CN8303
CONNECT ASSY
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
COMPOSITE ASSY
COMPONENT ASSY
20P + 14P board to board
extension jig cable (GGD1759)
20P + 20P board to board
extension jig cable (GGD1677)
COMPONENT ASSY
COMPOSITE ASSY
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
Insulation Sheet
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16
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(4) Remove the DAC LOW ASSY.
(Refer to steps (3) to (5) of
“[3-1] Exterior”)
(5) Connect the two board to board extension jig
cables.
(DIGITAL MAIN CN1503 <-> AUDIO CN3901)
(DIGITAL MAIN CN1502 <-> AUDIO CN2861)
(6) Connect the two board to board extension jig
cables.
(DAC LOW CN2103 <-> AUDIO CN2502)
(DAC LOW CN2104 <-> AUDIO CN3001)
(7) Connect the two board to board extension jig
cables.
(DAC LOW CN2102 <-> DIGITAL MAIN CN9003)
(DAC LOW CN2101 <-> DIGITAL MAIN CN9002)
(8) Insert the Insulation Sheet.
(9) Connect the DIGITAL MAIN ASSY and the
DAC LOW ASSY to the Rear Panel ground.
(Refer to the “Ground points.”)
Note1: In case of diagnosing DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
by this situation, do not connect HDMI
cable from FRONT HDMI USB ASSY to
prevent breakdown of HDMI connector.
If the HDMI connection is necessary, use
another normal HDMI cable and connect it
to DIGITAL MAIN ASSY without any stress
from HDMI cable.
Note2: By placing the DAC LOW ASSY on the
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY from the above
status, it is possible to perform diagnosis
both on the DAC LOW ASSY and the
side-B of AUDIO ASSY simultaneously.
5
6
7
9
9
CN2101
CN2102
CN9002
CN9003
CN2103
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
DAC LOW ASSY
CN1502
CN1503
CN3001
CN2861
CN3901
7P + 15P board to board
extension jig cable (GGD1762)
28P + 14P board to board
extension jig cable (GGD1763)
30P board to board extension
jig cable (GGD1682) x 2
CN2502
AUDIO ASSY
AUDIO ASSY
CN2104
8
Insulation Sheet
Insulation Sheet
Rear Panel
DAC LOW ASSY
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
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DISPLAY ASSY"8.3 REGION WRITING"
DIGITAL MAIN ASSY
"8.2 HOW TO SAVE AND LOAD THE SETTING USING
BACKUP FUNCTION WITH USB MEMORY"
Other assembliesNo adjustment required
When any of the following assemblies is replaced
DIGITAL MAIN ASSYNo adjustment required
The part listed below is difficult to replace as a discrete
component part. When the part listed in the table is
defective, replace whole Assy.
• IC101 (UPD61283F1-407LU2A)
• IC903 (
SII9233ACTU
)
• IC905 (
SII9387CTU
)
• IC1204 (88DE2750)
• IC1212(MAIN) (
H5PS5162GFR-S5C-K
)
• IC1212(SUB) (
K4T51163QI-HCE7
)
• JA1501 (
CKS5712-A )
• IC1602 (
SII9136C TU
)
• IC1603 (
SII9136C TU
)
• IC9002 (
D810K013BZKB400-K
)
• IC9203 (
LAN8700C-AEZG
)
• IC9204 (
DM860
)
• IC9205 (
AYW7346-A
)
• IC9509 (
MM1701WH
)
• IC9510 (
NJM2846DL3-33 )
Other assembliesNo adjustment required
When any of the following parts is replaced
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8.1 ADJUSTMENT REQUIRED WHEN THE UNIT IS REPAIRED OR REPLACED
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[Introduction]
This model is capable of saving the set values stored in the MAIN Ucom of DIGITAL MAIN
ASSY in the USB and loadi n g th em in a new DIGITAL MAIN ASSY.
(Note that MAIN Ucom sho u l d normally operate to enable this func tion.)
When replacing DIGITAL MAIN ASSY, execute the above mentioned processes .
[Data that can be saved/cannot be saved]
The following data can not be saved. Data oth er than these can be saved.
(As the data saved by EVE NT Ucom is on t he DI SPLAY ASSY,
the data cannot be deleted unless Assy is replaced at the same time.)
[Requirements for USB memory]
USB memory to be used should meet the following requirements.
Compatibl e with USB Mass storage Class
With a file system of FAT(FAT32)
[File saving fo rm at]
Files are to be saved in the following format: Model number_backup version.extension( avr)
Example: V SX-53_BK01.avr
[How to save in the USB memory from AV amplifier]
1. Insert the usable USB memory into th e USB terminal when the main device is off.
2. Enter the SERVICE MODE and select [USB BAK
HOLD ] with keys.
(See [6.1 TEST MODE] for how to enter the SERVICE MODE.)
3. Select [USB BAK
SA VE ] with keys and press [ENTER].
4. Saving in the USB starts and the main device automatically goes off after th e nor mal completion ([ COMPLETE]
is displayed.).
5. Remove the USB and saving is finished.
*1. If the following errors occur after "SAVE" is executed, error message will be displayed and "SAVE" will be stopped
and the power will be turned off.
Ejecting of USB device
Short capacity of USB devic e
Error during writing in the USB device (Read Only or defective Sector, etc.)
*2. If the same file name exists in the USB, overwriting will b e automatically executed.
[How to write into AV amplifier from the USB memory]
1. Insert the USB with the saved file into the USB terminal when the main device is off.
2. Enter the TEST MODE and select [USB BAK
HOLD ] with keys.
(See [6.1 TEST MODE] for how to enter the TEST MODE.)
3. Select [USB BAK
LOAD ] with keys and press [ENTER].
4. Saving in the main de vi ce starts and it automatically go es off after the normal completion
([COMPLETE] is displayed.).
5. Remove the USB and loading is finished.
* If the following errors occur after "LOAD" is executed, error message will be displayed and "LOAD" will be stopped and
the power will be turned off.
No setting file
Mismatching between the setting file and the specification of the A/V RECEIVER type to be loaded back
Error due to Checksum, Signature C heck, and Size Check
Ejecting of USB device (during readi ng of the setting file)
Contents to save Destination to save
Last memory for turning ON/OFF the Main power and power supply for ZONE2 and ZONE3
Last memory for inputting the Main ZONE, ZONE2 and ZONE3 Setting for controlling HDMI
Remote c o n trol ID
Setting for RF remo te control (EXTENSION Setup)
Setting for Network Standby
Data to be save upon the operation of protection circuit
EVENT Ucom
Settings for H MG
Prese t Memory, Favorite, Recently played, etc.
BridgeCo IC
8.2
HOW TO SAVE AND LOAD THE SETTING USING BACKUP FUNCTION WITH USB MEMORY
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Precautions
Files are stored in Root of USB memory.
Files are read from Root of USB memory.
To make operations such as moving files, be sure to assign the saved file in Root
of the USB memory.
Also please be careful not to assign *.avr in multiple numbers.
The time and date of updating for saved file is fixed to "2010/01/01 0:00."
In principle, please implement Load without making of factory default settings.
To Load from factory default settings status, please take caution on the following points;
Please be sure to check the HDMI control setting for the user before performing of factory default settings.Since the HDMI control setting of default settings is ON, turn OFF the HDMI control setting
and Load after performing of factory default settings if the checked user setting is OFF.
(If Load is executed with the setting ON, the assi
gnment i
nformation for each HDMI input
will be cleared.)
Procedures for turning OFF the HDMI control setting
HOME MENU 4.System Setup 4e.HDMI Setup Control OFF
Power On (Automatically)
Start up finished
Connect USB
Memory.
Loading finished
correctly
POWER ON
V S X-53 /UXJCB
S ET REGION
Key operationFL display
Plug in the AC cord.
(No Region information)
Function initial display
Region Writing finished
[Preparations]
1. Please copy the REGION File for the same model number and the point of destination with the object set to the route
directory of USB Memory.
Note: Copy only the REGION File to the USB memory. Never copy to other files.
[Precautions]
Please be sure to use the REGION File for the same model number and the point of destination with the object set.
If you make a mistake, it is impossible to rewrite. (Replacement of DISPLAY ASSY is required again)
[Procedures]
1. Connect an AC cord after replacing DISPLA Y
ASSY. (Power turns ON automatically)
2. [SET REGION] is displayed several seconds after
[POWER ON] is displayed on the front panel.
(Standby status for REGION File writing)
3. Automatic writing starts when USB memory
prepared by [Preparation: 1] is inserted.
(Degree of several seconds)
4. The written model number is displayed after the
normal completion of REGION File writing.
(14 characters, maximum)
5. Pull out the AC cord.
This is the function to write Region information by using an USB Memory.
Automatic start-up is conducted with POWER ON if the Region information is not written.
This work is carried out when DISPLAY ASSY is replaced.
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[Case of Abnormal Completion]
If REGION File writing did not complete normally, an error number is displayed rather than the model number.
Please perform rewriting based on the coping strategy by error numbers below.
MAIN com (EMMA), SUB com (EVENT) , DSP Flash ROM and BridgeCo IC Update
by USB Memory and the Confirmation of the Version
[Preparations]
UPDATE PANEL Mode (Version update)
1. Copy the UPDATE FILE to the root directory of the USB Memory.
Note: NEVER copy several UPDATE FILES to the root directory of the USB Memory.
Copy only the corresponding UPDATE FILE.
Enter the UPDATE PANEL mode.
Check a current version.
2. Turn off the power to this unit by setting Multi-Zone to "OFF".
3. Connect the USB Memory to the USB terminal (A type) of the front panel.
1. While holding down "TUNE↑" key on the front panel, press "STANDBY ON/OFF" key and
moves to the UPDATE PANEL mode.
2. The updating process is as follows.
[Procedures]
Workflow
Check an updated version.
Turn the power off.
(Release the UPDATE PANEL mode.)
Update it.
Update completed.
(Turn the power OFF automatically.)
Updating process
Enter the UPDATE PANEL mode again.
Checking process
FL Display Examples Reason for Display Coping Strategy
E R R O R R 0 1
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E R R O R R 0 2
E R R O R R 0 3
E R R O R R 0 4
8.4 HOW TO UPDATE FIRMWARE
Case of No File for Writing Place writing required REGION File
Case of destroyed File
Case of destination informati o n for
different mod e l is writte n
to root directory
Download REGION File again
Download REGION File for correct
model
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Update Menu
UPDATE
Update Confirmation
UPDATE ?
NO
Update Confirmation
UPDATE ?
YES
File searching
Accessing
Key operationFL display
[PRESET
→]
or
[PRESET
←]
[←]
[→]
[ENTER]
[ENTER]
UPDATE FILE searching
completed
Key operationFL display
[STANDBY ON/OFF]
[TUNE
↑] +
Version is displayed.
Version number of BridgeCo
Version number of DSP
Version number of Sub com
"" displayed instead of number indicates
the process while the version is obtained.
Wait for a while until the version is displayed.
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Key operationFL display
DSP UPDATE completed
Updating process
BridgeCo IC UPDATE
completed
MAIN com (EMMA) UPDATE
completed
5 Second
SUB com (EVENT) UPDATE
completed
Updating process
Update completion display
Power turns off automatically.
(All ZONE OFF)
Disconnect the USB MEMORY.
Updating process
∗ Upda ting. 20%
∗ Upda ting. 40%
∗ Upda ting. 60%
Updating process
∗ Upda ting. 8 0%
∗ Upda ting. 100%
UPDATE FILE searching
completed
[Confirmation]
Enter UPDATE PANEL mode and check that the programs have been updated.
Update time is fluctuated by contents of the update. It will take about 20 minutes at the maximum.
(Actual time is from 2 minutes to 15 minutes.)
Time required for updating varies, because only the programs that require updating will be updated.
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NOTES: - Parts marked by “NSP” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
-
The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
-
Screws adjacent to mark on product are used for disassembly.
-
For the applying amount of lubricants or glue, follow the instructions in this manual.
(In the case of no amount instructions, apply as you think it appropriate.)
Note ∗1: Please fix both ends of the
Protection Sheet LX with the tape.
Turn down an edge to be easy to peel off.
∗1
∗1
50
±
5mm
50
±
5mm
VSX-1121-K/UXJCB only
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(1) PACKING SECTION PARTS LIST
Mark No.DescriptionPart No.
1 iPod CableADE7136
>
2 AC Power CordADG7111
3 FM Wire AntennaADH7030
NSP4 Polyethylene BagAHG7117
5 MCACC Setup MicrophoneAPM7010
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11 Remote Control UnitAXD7612
NSP 12
Dry Cell Battery
13 AM Loop AntennaXTB3004
14 Packing Pad /FAHA 7494
15 Packing Pad /RAHA7495
2. CAPACITORS
No marked Ceramic Cap acitors are CKSRYB.
No marked Electrolytic Capa citers are CEAT(VSX and VS A series)
No marked Electrolytic Capa citers are CEAK(SC series)
CH:CCSRCH CFHX:CFHXSQ unless otherwise noted.
Unit: p-pF or u-uF unless otherwise noted.
Ratings: Capa city(F)/Voltage(V) unless otherwise noted.
1000p or less : CCSRCH, Over 1000p : CKSRYB
3. NM: No Mount
2125
(NO MOUNT)
SC Series ONLY
(SBL/FHL OUT)
(SBR/FHR OUT)
!
AMUTE
A_A_DA_FRMIX
A_A_DA_FLMIX
VLSO
VLSCK
A_A_PRE_FHFWR
LSSN
A_ADASWOUT
A_ADAZFLOUT
RYHP
A_A_PRE_FHFWL
A_A_PRE_LS
GNDD
SBMUTE
AMUTE
PRESEL
MICIN
A_ADAZFROUT
A_AADFRIN
A_AADFLIN
A_ADAFROUT
A_ADACOUT
A_ADARSOUT
A_ADALSOUT
A_ADAFHFWROUT
A_ADAFHFWLOUT
RYHP
Z3MUTE
Z2MUTE
VLSCK
GNDD
Z2VLSO
VLSCK
GNDA
A_ADAFLOUT
GNDADS
A_ADASBLOUT
A_ADASBROUT
A_A_ANA_SBRIN
A_A_ANA_SBLIN
A_ADASBROUT
A_ADASBLOUT
A_A_Z3ROUT
A_A_Z3LOUT
A_A_Z2ROUT
A_A_Z2LOUT
A_A_PRE_FR
FHMUTE
A_A_PRE_RS
A_A_PRE_SW1
A_A_PRE_FL
A_A_PRE_C
A_A_PRE_SW2
GNDA
A_A_PRE_SBL
A_A_PRE_SBR
AMUTE
SBMUTE
FHMUTE
LSSN
PRESEL
Z2VLSO
VLSO
XKP3074-A
1
TUSCL
2
TUSDA
3
TURST
4
TUADDR
5
TUSENSE
6
TUIREQ
7
RECMUTE
XKP3078-A
3
RYHP
15
GNDD
8
SBMUTE
11
Z2VLSO
2
XHPDET
4
MICDET
12
VLSO
10
Z3MUTE
5
LSSN
6
PRESEL
7
AMUTE
9
Z2MUTE
1
FHMUTE
14
GNDD
13
VLSCK
AKP7269-A
1
ZL OUT2GNDDAS
3
ZR OUT
4
GNDDAS5SBL OUT
6
GNDDAS7SBR OUT
8
GNDDAS
9
FHL/FWL OUT
10
GNDDAS11FHR/FWR OUT12GNDDAS13SL OUT14GNDDAS
15
SR OUT
16
GNDDAS17C OUT18GNDDAS19SW OUT20GNDDAS21FL OUT
22
GNDDAS
23
FR OUT24GNDDAS25FL IN26GNDADS27FR IN28GNDADS
52044-0745
1
MICOUT
2
GNDA
3
V+7_A
4
GNDA
5
GNDA
6
V-7_A
7
MICDET
9604S-09C
1
TURST
2
TUSDA
3
TUSCL
4
TUIREQ
5
NC
6
GNDT
7
TR
8
V+5T
9
TL
NM
1
XHPDET
2
GNDHP
3
HPR
4
GNDHP
5
GNDHP
6
HPL
7
GNDA
8
GNDA
9
MICOUT
10
GNDA
11
V+7_A
12
GNDA
13
GNDA
14
V-7_A
15
MICDET
100u/16
*C3903
470u/16
C2819
47u/25
*C2817
100u/35
*C2851
470u/16
C2820
10u/50
*C2758
10u/50
*C2757
10u/50
*C2754
10u/50
*C2753
10u/50
*C2756
10u/50
*C2755
10u/50
*C2760
100u/16
*C3906
*C2707
10u/50
*C2708
10u/50
47u/25
*C2818
1u/50
C2801
1u/50
C2802
1u/50
C2806
1u/50
C2805
NM
C2811
NM
*C2507
NM
*C2508
10u/50
*C2752
NM
C2812
10u/50
*C2826
ACH1479-A
*C2828
ACH1479-A
*C2836
10u/50
*C2827
10u/50
*C3952
10u/50
*C3953
10u/50
*C2751
10u/50
*C3954
*C2864
0.1u/50
C2863
0.1u/50
*C2862
NM
CH
*C2861
NM
CH
*C3907
0.01u/50
C2822
10p/50
C2821
10p/50
C2703
100p/50
CH
C2704
100p/50
CH
C2824
NM
CH
*C3913
10p/50
CH
*C3912
10p/50CH*C3911
10p/50
CH
*C3908
NM
CH
*C3909
330p/50
CH
*C3901
27p/50
*C3902
NM
CH
C2810
NM
*C2510
NM
CH
*C2509
NM
CH
*C2701
0.01u/50
*C2816
0.01u/50
C2814
NM
C2807
220p/50
CH
*C2762
0.01u/50
*C2761
0.01u/50
C2759
100p/50
CH
*C2815
0.01u/50
*C3905
0.1u/50
C2803
0.01u/50
C2813
NM
*C3904
0.01u/50
*C2705
0.01u/50
C2697
100p/50
CH
C2698
100p/50
CH
C2868NMC2867
NM
*C2866
0.1u/50
C2865
0.1u/50
*C2706
0.01u/50
C2808
220p/50
CH
*C3917
10p/50
CH
*C3916
10p/50
CH
*C3915
10p/50
CH
*C2712
NM
CFHX
*C2711
NM
CFHX
*C2710
NM
CFHX
*C2709
NM
CFHX
*C2763
NM
CFHX
*C2764
NM
CFHX
*C3914
100p/50
C2853
100p/50
CH
C2852
100p/50
CH
C2809
NM
C2804
0.01u/50
C3919
10p/50
C3920
10p/50
C3921
10p/50
*C2831
NM
CH
*C2829
100p/50
CH
*C2702
0.01u/50
*C2830
100p/50
CH
*C2834
0.01u/16
CFHX
*C2832
100p/50
*C2835
0.01u/16
CFHX
*C2833
NM
CH
*C3918
0.1u/50
C3951
100p/50
CH
*C3949
10p/50
C3956
NM
C3955
NM
C2823
NM
CH
*C3910
NM
*C3959
0.22u/25
*C3960
0.22u/25
D2851
1SS352
D2852
1SS352
*D3901
NM
*D2802
1SS352
*D2801
1SS352
*D2692
1SS302
D2702
1SS302
D2701
1SS302
*D3903
UDZS3R3(B)
*D3902
UDZS5R6(B)
GNDA
GNDTC
GNDD
GNDD
GNDA
GNDA
GNDA
GNDA
GNDCH
GNDA
GNDD
GNDA
GNDA
GNDTC
GNDA
GNDD
8
9
10
11
12
N4
13
N1
14
IC2751
NJM4565MD
5
4
6
7
8
IC2801
NJM4565MD
5
4
6
7
8
IC2801
NJM4565MD
3
4
2
1
8
IC2702
NJM4565MD
5
4
6
7
8
IC2702
NJM4565MD
3
4
2
1
8
IC2751
NJM4565MD
3
4
2
1
8
BD3473KS2
*IC3273
SBLOUT1SBROUT2COUT3SWOUT4SLOUT5SROUT6FLOUT7FROUT
8
VEE9CLOCK10DATA11DGND12VCC13TNF114BNF115BOUT1
16
BOUT2
17
BNF218TNF219AGND1
20
AGND2
21
SBLIN1
22
SBRIN1
23
CIN1
24
SWIN1
25
SLIN1
26
SRIN1
27
FLIN1
28
FRIN1
29
AGND3
30
ADCL
31
ADCR
32
AGND4
33
SUB1R
34
SUB1L
35
AGND5
36
INR1
37
INL1
38
INR2
39
INL2
40
INR341INL342INR443INL444INR545INL546INR647INL6
48
INR749INL750INR851INL852INR953INL9
54
INR1055INL10
56
INR1157INL1158INR1259INL12
60
AGND6
61
INR13/FRIN2
62
INL13/FLIN2
63
INR14/SRIN2
64
INL14/SLIN2
65
INR15/SWIN2
66
INL15/CIN2
67
INR16/SBRIN2
68
INL16/SBLIN2
69
AGND7
70
INR17/RECR1
71
INL17/RECL1
72
INR18/RECR2
73
INL18/RECL2
74
RECR3
75
RECL3
76
RECR4/SUB2R
77
RECL4/SUB2L
78
AGND8
79
AGND9
80
51048-0400
1
HPL
2
GNDHP
3
HPR
4
HPDET
LTC124EUB
Q2853
2SK208(Y)
*Q2801
2
3
1
2SK208(Y)
*Q2802
2
3
1
UMD2N
*Q2851
2E
1
2B
2
1C31E
4
5
1B
6
2C
Q2803
IMX25
(2/2)
*Q3901
2SD1664(PQR)
Q2803
IMX25
(1/2)
LSA1576UB(QRS)
Q2852
CSR1031-A
RY2851
+-
CSR1031-A
RY2851
2
2
3
3
4
4
77
88
99
R2712
10
R2721
47k
R2803
1k
R2764
22k
R2763
0
R2761
8.2k
R2760
6.8k
R2759
15k
R2804
1k
R2806
10k
*R3020
NM
0
R2713
NM
*R3903
0
R2813
5.6k
R26921kR2691
1k
R2819
33
1/4W
R2822
100k
R2811
220k
R2826
NM
R2705
8.2k
R2805
10k
R2825
NM
R2814
5.6k
R2820
33
1/4W
R2808
220k
R2751
47k
*R3916
330
*R3913
NM
*R3911
NM
*R3912
NM
R2701
6.8k
*R3906R2856
NM
*R2741
0
R2706
8.2k
*R2740
0
R27220R2723
0
R2724
0
R2707
5.6k
R2855
47k
R2854
10k
R2807
220k
*R2863
470
*R3907
0
*R2868
2.2k
*R3905
R3999
NM
R3998
NM
R3997
NM
R3996
NM
R3995
NM
*R2828
NM
*R2827
NM
R2823
NM
R2824
NM
R3994
NM
R3993
NM
R2817
0
R2818
0
R3992
NM
R3991
NM
*R39010*R3902
0
*R2867
5.6k
R2865
5.6k
R2752
47k
R2757
47k
R2754
47k
R2753
47k
R2756
47k
R2755
47k
R2853
0
R2852
0
*R3914
3.3k
*R2861
470
*R2862
NM
*R2864
NM
R2866
2.2k
R2758
22k
*R3915
3.3k
R2702
6.8k
R2821
100k
*R2851
47k
R2816
22k
*R2610
NM
(2125)
*R2802
1M
*R3904
2.2k
*R2611
1k
R2815
22k
*R2801
1M
*R2609
NM
(2125)
R2812
220k
R2711
10
*R2612
1k
R2709
330
R2708
5.6k
*R3920
NM
*R3921
NM
R2710
330
)
R2810
220
*R3919
0
*R3918
0
*R3917
0
0
R6746
22k
R6745
0
R6743
6.8k
R6744
8.2k
R2809
220
R6742
15k
*R6737
10
*R6738
47k
R2725
0
*R6748
47k
*R6747
47k
R2714
NM
R2829
0
R2830
0
*R6751
47k
*R6750
47k
R2842
0
R2841
0
R2840
0
R2839
0
R2838
0
R2837
0
*R2836
0
*R2835
0
*R2834
0
*R2833
0
*R2832
0
*R2831
0
R2843
0
V+7_A
V-7_A
V-12_A
V-12_A
-7_A
V-12_A
V+12_A
V-12_A
V+12_A
V+7_A
V+5_T
V+12_AB
V-12_A_HP
V-12_A_RY
V+12_A_RYV+12_A
V+12_A
V-7_A
V-12_A
V+5_T
V+7_A
V+12_A
V+12_A
V-12_A
V-7_A
V+12_A
V-7_A
V+7_A
V-12_A
V+12_A_HP
V-12_A_HP
V+12_A_HP
V-7_A
PREOUT
SBMUTE
FHMUTE
PRESEL
A_A_TU_L
A_A_TU_R
AMUTE
TUNER
CONNECTOR
SELMID
SELMID
ID
SELMID
SELMID
ZONE3
VOL2
SELMID
SW DOWN MIX
(GNDHP)
SSN
LH
ON OFF
LH
(1/2)
(2/2)
(1/2)
(2/2)
(2/2)
(1/2)
HEADPHONE AMP
JP2505
D20PYY0455E
OUT
OUT
H IN
OUT
SW PRE AMP
(P3 E-1)
(P3 E-7)
(P3 A-7)
NM
INPUT SELECTOR
& VOLUME
IC2702
MID
SELECT
UPC4570G2-A-TFB
NJM4565V-TFB
AWX9790- /J
AWX9835- /J
AWX9832- /J
AWX9833- /J
AWX9834- /J
AWX9831- /J
ONLY
(P3 A-7)
(P3 A-7)
(P3 A-7)
(P3 A-7)
(A-1)
1MR3905-R39060
EXCEPT
AWX9835- /J
ONLY
AWX9829- /J
AWX9832- /J
AWX9835- /J
AWX9829- /J
AWX9832- /J
AWX9832- /J
AWX9934- /J
AWX9833- /J
AWX9767- /J
AWX9829- /J
AWX9834- /J
AWX9831- /J
AWX9790- /J
AWX9835- /J
AWX9830- /J
AWX9828- /J
C2815
C2816
0.01u/16
0.01u/16
0.01u/50
0.01u/50
A
2/3
S
CN3722
S
CN3774
P
CN3473
U
CN3652
R
CN3794
TUNER MODULE
A
2/3
(NO MOUNT)
A-b
1/3
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
When ordering service parts, be sure to refer to "EXPLODED VIEWSand PARTS LIST" or "PCB PARTS LIST".
The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
2. CAPACITORS
No marked Ceramic Ca pa citors are CKSRYB.
No marked Electrolytic Cap aciters a re CEAT(VSX and VSA series)
No marked Electrolytic Cap aciters a re CEAK(SC series)
CH:CCSRCH CFHX:CFHXSQ unless otherwise noted.
Unit: p-pF or u-uF unless otherwise noted.
Ratings: Cap acity(F)/Volta ge(V) unless otherwise noted.
1000p or less : CCSRCH, Over 1000p : CKSRYB
2. CAPACITORS
No marked Ceramic Ca pa citors are CKSRYB.
No marked Electrolytic Cap aciters a re CEAT(VSX and VSA series)
No marked Electrolytic Cap aciters a re CEAK(SC series)
CH:CCSRCH CFHX:CFHXSQ unless otherwise noted.
Unit: p-pF or u-uF unless otherwise noted.
Ratings: Cap acity(F)/Volta ge(V) unless otherwise noted.
1000p or less : CCSRCH, Over 1000p : CKSRYB
2. CAPACITORS
Unit: p-pF or u-uF unless otherwise noted.
Ratings: Cap acity(F)/Volta ge(V) unless otherwi
AK : CEAK
1000p or less : CCSRCH, Over 10u and 2125 :
NO MARKED : CKSRYB