Marantz SR 220 Service Manual

The Marantz SR 220 is a high-performance stereo receiver featuring AM/FM tuner, multiple audio inputs, phono input, tape monitor, loudness control, and speaker outputs. This service manual provides detailed technical information for service technicians, including schematics, alignment procedures, troubleshooting guides, and replacement parts list for proper maintenance and repair of the SR 220 receiver.

1. Technical Specifications 2. Block Diagram 3. Circuit Description 4. Alignment Procedures 5. Disassembly Instructions 6. Troubleshooting Guide 7. Parts List 8. Schematic Diagrams 9. PCB Layouts 10. Service Precautions 11. Test Equipment Requirements

Technical Specifications

Complete technical specifications for the Marantz SR 220 stereo receiver.

ParameterSpecification
Power Output20 watts per channel, 8 ohms, 20Hz-20kHz
Total Harmonic Distortion0.08% at rated output
Frequency Response10Hz-50kHz (+0, -3dB)
Input SensitivityPhono: 2.5mV; Aux: 150mV
Signal-to-Noise RatioPhono: 70dB; Aux: 85dB
Tuner SectionAM/FM stereo with muting
Dimensions17" W × 4.5" H × 12" D
Weight15.4 lbs (7 kg)
Power Requirements120V AC, 60Hz, 80W
Speaker Impedance4-16 ohms

Block Diagram

System block diagram showing signal flow and major components.

  1. Tuner Section: RF amplifier, mixer, local oscillator, IF stages
  2. Preamplifier: Phono equalization, tone controls, volume
  3. Power Amplifier: Driver stage, output transistors, protection circuit
  4. Power Supply: Transformer, rectifier, filter capacitors, regulators
  5. Control Section: Selector switches, mode controls, indicators

WARNING! High voltages present in power supply section. Exercise extreme caution when servicing.

Circuit Description

Detailed circuit analysis of major sections.

  1. Power Supply: Dual secondary transformer providing ±25V for amplifier and lower voltages for preamp/tuner
  2. Preamplifier: RIAA equalized phono stage, flat response aux inputs
  3. Tone Controls: Bass and treble controls with center detent
  4. Power Amplifier: Complementary symmetry output stage with current limiting
  5. Protection Circuit: DC offset protection and thermal shutdown

CAUTION! Always discharge power supply capacitors before working on amplifier section.

Alignment Procedures

Disassembly Instructions

Step-by-step disassembly procedure for service access.

Front Panel: Remove knobs, unscrew front panel assembly

Top Cover: Remove screws from rear and sides, lift cover straight up

Bottom Cover: Remove screws, carefully separate from chassis

Circuit Boards: Note cable positions before disconnecting, label all connections

  1. Disconnect AC power cord
  2. Remove all external connections
  3. Remove knobs and front panel screws
  4. Remove top cover screws
  5. Lift top cover straight up
  6. Document wire positions before disassembly

Troubleshooting Guide

Systematic troubleshooting approach for common problems.

SymptomPossible CauseCorrective Action
No sound from either channelPower supply failureCheck fuse, power transformer, rectifiers
Distorted audioOutput transistors, bias circuitCheck output devices, adjust bias current
One channel deadAmplifier section failureCheck signal path, transistors, capacitors
No FM receptionTuner section failureCheck RF amplifier, local oscillator
Hum in audioGround loop, filter capacitorsCheck ground connections, power supply filters

Parts List

Complete list of replacement parts with manufacturer part numbers.

  1. Transistors: 2SC458 (Q101-Q104), 2SA493 (Q105, Q106)
  2. Output Transistors: 2SC1061 (Q107, Q109), 2SA671 (Q108, Q110)
  3. Diodes: 1S1555 (D101-D104), 1S2473 (D105, D106)
  4. Electrolytic Capacitors: Various values and voltages
  5. Integrated Circuits: TA7120P (IC101), μPC574J (IC102)
  6. Transformers: Power (T901), output (T701, T702)

Tip: Use exact replacement parts for optimal performance and safety.

Schematic Diagrams

Complete schematic diagrams for all circuit sections.

  1. Main Amplifier Schematic: Shows complete audio power amplifier circuit
  2. Preamplifier Schematic: Phono and line level input circuits
  3. Power Supply Schematic: Transformer, rectification, and regulation
  4. Tuner Schematic: AM/FM tuner and stereo decoder circuits
  5. Control Schematic: Selector switches, tone controls, indicators

WARNING! Schematics show lethal voltages. Service by qualified technicians only.

PCB Layouts

Printed circuit board layouts and component placement diagrams.

Main Amplifier Board: Component side and solder side views

Preamplifier Board: Component locations and trace routing

Tuner Board: RF and IF section component placement

Power Supply Board: Transformer and filter capacitor locations

Service Precautions

Important safety precautions for service technicians.

Always use isolation transformer when servicing AC/DC circuits. Discharge large capacitors before testing. Use appropriate fuses - never bypass. Ensure proper grounding of test equipment.

CAUTION! Lethal voltages present. Service by qualified personnel only.

Test Equipment Requirements

Recommended test equipment for proper service and alignment.

EquipmentSpecificationsPurpose
Audio Generator20Hz-20kHz, low distortionAmplifier testing
OscilloscopeDual trace, 20MHz minimumWaveform observation
Distortion Analyzer0.01% minimum resolutionTHD measurements
VTVM/VOMHigh impedance inputVoltage measurements
RF Signal GeneratorAM/FM modulationTuner alignment

Reset: No user-accessible reset function. Service reset requires component replacement.

Service Support: Contact authorized Marantz service centers for genuine parts and technical support.

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