I will back up hat Mcdonji1 said. I too had that problem with my KRC-3 preamp. The voltage can be easily changed using the toggle switches next to the transformer (you must have to know how to set them though) but the amp will not fire up anyway, as long as it senses 50Hz. To overcome that, you have to get a replacement control chip from your Krell distributor.
Voltage conversion Krell equipment
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I have just bought a Krell KAV 400 xi from the US. It will need 115V to operate. Here in Norway we have 230 V. I can overcome this by using a 230/115V transformer but would prefer to make a permanent conversion. Can someone tell me how to do this? Internal wireing or do I need to replace the transformer?
I have just bought a Krell KAV 400 xi from the US. It will need 115V to operate. Here in Norway we have 230 V. I can overcome this by using a 230/115V transformer but would prefer to make a permanent conversion. Can someone tell me how to do this? Internal wireing or do I need to replace the transformer?
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