Accuphase DP-560


Does anyone have voltage conversion table for Accuphase DP-560?
foolishman
Great, you’re more than welcome. Thanks to let us know, it will help other members if they need to do voltage conversion...
@imhififan ,
After I confirmed there weren't any standby transformers, I was able to change voltage to 220-240v sucessfully. Actually, as you suggested, a person who has electronic and soldering skill did convert voltage. Thank you very much again.
In this case, I want to change to 220-240v.
J1 = 100v
J2 = 120v
J3 = 220-240v 
So if you want to change input voltage to 120V, just simply move the jumper wire to J2 or move it to J3 for 220V-240V.
I didn’t see any standby transformer or J4 and J5 on the pictures, please make sure there isn’t a standby transformer hiding somewhere, otherwise the transformer will be fried when power up with 220/240V mains voltage!

if you would tell me how to solder a jumper wire. Do I need to pierce on the board before soldering a jumper wire?
Accuphase gears are expensive (to me at least), if you need to ask this question, no offense, I suggest you find someone with electronic and soldering skill to do the conversion for you.


@imhififan ,
Here are pictures of DP-560 power board:

https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=6E164E2EDFDD40F6&id=6E164E2EDFDD40F6%2167224&parId=6E164E2EDFDD40F6%21120&o=OneUp

https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=6E164E2EDFDD40F6&id=6E164E2EDFDD40F6%2167225&parId=6E164E2EDFDD40F6%21120&o=OneUp

Also, I will appreciate very much if you would tell me how to solder a jumper wire. Do I need to pierce on the board before soldering a jumper wire? In this case, I want to change to 220-240v.

You need to cut open or desolder the jumper wire on J1 and solder a jumper wire to J2.
imhififan, thank you for providing information. I will appreciate it very much if you would tell me how to change J1 to J2. Do I need to use solders?
Sorry I have no experience with DP-560, on the DP-550 Accuphase offer three input voltage selection:
Main transformer
J1 = 100v
J2 = 120v
J3 = 220-240v
Standby transformer
J4 = 100-120v
J5 = 220-240v
You can simply measure the DC resistance of the transformer tap to confirm the connections.