Sansui RA-700 - Hints on Use and Accessories; Usage Advice and AC Outlets; Power Fuse Replacement

HINTS ON USE ACCESSORIES
Connections
Be sure to use shielded cable (four connecting
cords supplied) to connect a control amplifier
and tape decks to the RA-700. The use of an
ordinary twin leadwire may cause hum or
noise. Always check to see if the connecting
cords are plugged firmly and properly into their
corresponding output or input jacks. If the
connections are loose or in touch with other
parts, the RA-700 will not perform normally,
and may produce undesirable noise. If used in
such a way for a long time, it will eventually
break down.
A.C, Outlets
The two a.c. outlets on the rear panel are live
at all times and for plugging in a pair of tape
decks. The voltage delivered at these AC out-
lets is the same as the power supply voltage
used. They have a maximum capacity of 300
VA total. Never use them beyond their rated
capacity.
UNSWITCHED
TOTAL 300VA
MAXIMUM
Power Fuse
If the unit remains completely dead when the
power is switched on (the POWER indicator
fails to light), the power fuse is probably blown.
In this case, remove the line cord from its a.c.
outlet and replace the fuse after finding and
eliminating the trouble that caused the fuse
to blow. Use only an identical glass-tubed fuse.
For 100-117 volt operation, a 0.5 ampere fur —
is required. For 220-240 volt operation, a 0.3
ampere fuse should be used. Never attemp’
to use a piece of wire or a fuse of a defferent
capacity as a substitute.
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Grounding
Connect one end of vinyl or enameled wire to
the terminal screw marked GND on the rear of
the amplifier, attach a copper plate to the other
end and bury it underground. In all cases, *
grounding is desirable since it allows a better
SN ratio to be obtained. To ground an entire
audio system, connect the grounding wire of
each component to this terminal.
COPPER PLATE
BURIED UNDERGROUND.
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