Hello,
I have a preamp that is set currently on 240v and noy on 220v as I want it to be and should be as 220v was intended for our country at this time. I own a 220v 50hz power stable unit.
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I can't pull the little jumper that set the voltage. Do I actually need to disolder it or try some other aproach?
It is for a jvc mcp 105/5110.
Regards and thanks.
I have a preamp that is set currently on 240v and noy on 220v as I want it to be and should be as 220v was intended for our country at this time. I own a 220v 50hz power stable unit.
Visionneuse images - Noelshack - https://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2019/12/3/1553053083-20190314-100418.jpg
Visionneuse images - Noelshack - https://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2019/12/3/1553053117-20190314-100808.jpg
I can't pull the little jumper that set the voltage. Do I actually need to disolder it or try some other aproach?
It is for a jvc mcp 105/5110.
Regards and thanks.
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try some spray and also pull it with the aid of something. You have the schematic on the little stickerI can't pull the little jumper that set the voltage. Do I actually need to disolder it or try some other aproach?
so you can jump the jumper section
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Hello.
Yes, for 220V you need soldering together WHITE and VIOLET wires of power transformer ,then use BLACK and YELLOW wires to wall socket.Do I actually need to disolder it or try some other aproach?
You should not have to unsolder any wire but you may need pliers to pull the voltage selector block ... but if the voltage selector block is damaged then you must go to the next level and unsoldering wires to change taps..... but be very carefull with this one there is no marging for mistakes ...
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