powersoft K2 Series, K3 Series Service Manual

powersoft_k2k3_service_man_v1.4.docx © 2013 Powersoft
Version 1.4
July 2013
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K2 – K3 Service Manual
Index
1. Opening the amplifier cover
3
2. Discharging the amp capacitors
3 – 4
3. Removing the power supply board
4 – 8
4. Removing the amplifier output board
9 –12
5. Removing the fan
12
6. Removing the display
13 –14
7. Instruments and tools for testing
14
8. Firmware update procedure
14 –15
9. Removing the control board (k-cntrl)
15
10. Error codes
15 –16
11. Mechanical parts
17 –18
12. K2-K3 spare parts list
19 –25
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1. OPENING THE AMPLIFIER COVER
Disconnect the amplifier from the mains. If the amplifier has been connected to the mains in the last few minutes, please proceed with attention as the internal capacitors bank could be charged and harmful! Remove the side support steel bars, unscrewing the four bigger screws with a Phillips PH1 screwdriver. Then remove the screw in the center using a smaller Phillips PH 0.
Remove the amplifier cover unscrewing the eight screws (four in the front, two in the centre and three in the rear) using a screwdriver Phillips PH 0:
2. DISCHARGING THE AMP CAPACITORS
Before proceeding in operating inside the amplifier it is necessary to check if the rails are completely discharged: LEDs in picture below should be off, this should happen about 15 minutes after the amplifier has been switched off and disconnected from the mains.
If the LEDs are still on discharge the capacitors bank by connecting a lamp of at least 40 W/230V
to the connectors seen in the two pictures below
Smaller screw, screwdriver Phillips PH 0
Bigger screws, screwdriver Phillips PH 1
Eight screws, screwdriver Phillips PH0
Rail LEDs should be off; if not, discharge capacitor banks
Position of connectors for discharging capacitors bank
Lamp (min.40W/230V, best 60W/230V): dummy load for discharging the
amplifier’s capacitors bank
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Once the amplifier is open and its power supply fully discharged, it is possible to start removing the single boards.
3. REMOVING THE POWER SUPPLY BOARD
Disconnect the faston between the power supply board and the output amplifier board :
Following this, unscrew the fans power cables close to the previous faston.
Disconnect and remove the flat cable bridge between the power supply board and output amplifier board:
Detail of connectors Negative to this connector Positive to this connector at first and then to this other one
Opened amp
Fastons between power supply board, output amplifier board and fan
power cables to be disconnected
Disconnected fastons between power supply board, output amplifier
board and fan power cables
Flat cable to be removed
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Disconnect the amplifier power switch cable removing the faston behind it:
It is now possible to remove the power supply board by unscrewing it from the amplifier chassis, removing with a Phillips PH 1 screwdriver the 7 screws plus the brass stand-off as illustrated below:
Overview of the 7 screws (1-7) and of the brass stand-off (8)
to unscrew for removing the power supply board
Removed flat cable
Amplifier power switch cable to be removed
Detail of screws number 1-2
Detail of screws 3 and 4
Faston of the amplifier power switch cable removed
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Once all the 8 screws have been removed, remove the power supply board heat sink screws with an M3 hexagonal key:
Detail of screw number 5
Detail of screw number 6
Detail of screw number 7
Detail of brass stand-off (screw number 8)
Heat sink screws to be removed
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