Can an ADCOM GFA-5802 be converted to 220V


Does anybody know (for sure!) whether an ADCOM GFA-5802 can be converted from 110V to 220V. I contacted Adcom (via their website) and the answer was: "To best of my knowledge all 5802's are convertable". I will be moving to Europe and want to make sure that a 5802 can be converted before buying one.
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Any electronics can be converted to 220v. 1) Use a step-down transformer. 2) Get a replacement transformer that has a 220v primary, but with the secondary(s) the identical output voltage. Also, the fusing needs to be halved.

#2 above is harder to do - obviously someone who knows how to work on electronics is required. #1 would be your best bet if you can't do #2.
Ask Adcom if the transformer has a split primary winding (so that it can work on 110 or 220 simply by wiring the windings in parallel or in series). This is very common in modern electronics, and sometimes the connection is changed just by moving a jumper (or even a switch).
Adcom can give you the details of rewiring the large toroid transformer and setting jumpers for the smaller control transformer as well as fuse replacement. I changed my amp from 220V to 120V.

Here are the instructions for future reference.

                      Move Pins at P64 to 240V

                      Move Yellow wire from P68 to P65

                      Move brown wire from P67 to P68