Accuphase E-260 Voltage Conversion (100V to 230V)


Hello Forum Members,

I have an Accuphase E-260 Int. Amplifier wired for 100V wall outlets. I am trying to convert it to 230V. From various threads on this forum, I could figure out that this unit has quick connect terminals for winding wires. It was less daunting to find that out!
Can somebody pls help with it's 230V wiring diagram?
(attached: existing taps for 100V wiring)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NBny4a2HoLRjfVGiasG48A2IoPaIcI_c/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N3QUV-7IBBPu5Qtk-_gk2Sw4zPJq82Vk/view?usp=sharing

Thank you.
Abhishek

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@jgore 

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Hi @imhififan 

i just have a question regarding the conversion on the e-270. 
If following the voltage conversion table to 120v from the e-260 service manual, and apply the rewiring on the e-270, it turns out that pin 2 should be black and pin 4 should be orange. 
as both cables are 100v, I’m wondering if there would be any difference from your proposed cabling scheme above?

Thanks so much. 

If following the voltage conversion table to 120v from the e-260 service manual, and apply the rewiring on the e-270, it turns out that pin 2 should be black and pin 4 should be orange.

@jgore 

Pins 2 and 4 are not connected to any part of the circuit, they are there to house unused wires. So it doesn’t matter if the black and orange wires are on pin 2 or pin 4.

Connect the yellow and brown wires to pin 3 to set the voltage to 120V.

Hope this helps.