Marantz AV9000

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jeffshort2000

Joined: 15 May 2007
Posts: 2

15 May 2007 3:13 marantz av9000

Hi,
I have an Marantz AV9000 that just stopped turning on. Has anyone a clue on what may be the problem or link for a service manual? I have checked the easy stuff so far, fuse is good.. etc.

Thanks,
Jeff

prashar

Joined: 15 May 2007
Posts: 10

15 May 2007 7:32 marantz av9000 fuse

Dear Jeff ,
You have not mentioned to what level you have checked the power supply.
By the way i don't have the diagram but I have repaired hundreds of such things without schematic.For schematic you can try www.eserviceinfo.com.
Prash.

jeffshort2000

Joined: 15 May 2007
Posts: 2

15 May 2007 13:56 marantz av 9000

Thanks for the response,
I have checked the fuse and it is good. I have checked the power to the switch and transformer and it looks ok. I have 24V out of the power supply board, but the + and - 5v and 12V are gone. When i turn it on there is no relay click. I am not sure where to start, the remote circuit or the power supply.

Thanks,
Jeff

hotwaterwizard

Joined: 26 Apr 2004
Posts: 163
Helped: 13

26 May 2007 5:37 marantz av 9000 manual

I looked for a few hours. Look what I found for you. Hope it helps:D

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GuidoM

Joined: 01 Jun 2007
Posts: 1

01 Jun 2007 9:43 marantz av9000 service manual

I've been looking for this as well. For a few days that is. May I ask where you found it ?

hotwaterwizard

Joined: 26 Apr 2004
Posts: 163
Helped: 13

01 Jun 2007 14:12 marantz av-9000

I get alot of them from ShareFX

Lancey6969

Joined: 11 Nov 2007
Posts: 11

15 Dec 2007 19:13 marantz avr 9000

Some notes to help you... a schematic is not really required to fix 99.9% of AV9000 repairs.

Basically, the AV9000 is hard on it's filter capacitors in the power supply... replace ALL the electrolytic capacitors in the secondary side (there are a LOT of 'em!) with good-quality 105-Degree capacitors and this will usually bring an AV9000 back to life (and it will usually sound dramatically better too).

Finally, where possible, position (bend) the capacitors away from the heat-sinks so that their ambient temperature is not raised unnecessarily in normal operation.

Regards,
Lance

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hotwaterwizard

Joined: 26 Apr 2004
Posts: 163
Helped: 13

16 Dec 2007 0:39 av9000 power supply

Here is the Service Manual
WinRar FILE 5 PARTS total

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hotwaterwizard

Joined: 26 Apr 2004
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16 Dec 2007 0:43 marantz av 9000 kaufen

parts 3 and 4 and 5

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CORT

Joined: 27 Jan 2008
Posts: 1

28 Jan 2008 2:32 marantz av9000 schematic

This is resurrecting an old thread. I have a Marantz AV9000 that also quit working--no power at all. I discovered that one of the soldered-in fuses on the transformer board had been sacrificed. Pull the transformer and its board from the chassis, and check for continutiy across all of the Wickman fuses (two round TR5's and 4 rectangular) on the transformer board. If you don't have continuity, then bridge or replace that fuse to see if this solves the problem. The fuses can be sourced from Mouser.com if replacements are needed.

Espada

Joined: 23 Mar 2008
Posts: 1

23 Mar 2008 10:52 av9000 28

Seems like this is my problem too!!

On the trafo board there are six fuses:

FB51 -> 2A
FB52 -> 2A
FB53 -> 1,6A
FB54 -> 1,6A
FB58 -> 500mA
FB55 -> 500mA

FB54, FB58 & FB55 are broken!

I'll hope this is helpfull information

santanen

Joined: 31 Aug 2009
Posts: 1

04 Sep 2009 18:45 marantz av 9000

Many thanks for posting of the service manual. My AV9000 also died. The first time is was the FB51 and FB52 fuses. I replaced them and it worked for 3 weeks before they blew again. I replaced them a second time and the unit worked for 3 days. Just yesterday, I recapped the regulated power supply (yep, all 26 electrolytic caps were replaced with 105c rated caps).

This lasted for 3 hours before the fuses blew again. I'm out of obvious things to try.

On the plus side, the sound was improved while it worked after being re-capped. The noise floor had dropped considerably if you pressed your ear to the speaker.

Any suggestions?

Alkerion

Joined: 04 Nov 2009
Posts: 1
Location: Switzerland

04 Nov 2009 19:25 Re: Marantz AV9000

Hi,

I've the exact same problem with mine Sad

I first find the issue by myself and replaced the burned fuses, it has worked for 3 months (lucky me).

Then the blow again.

I sent it to Marantz Swiss to repair it, it worked 1 month.... they repaired it again and it worked 6 months...

Tonight I've open it again, and just found they have simply replaced the fuses with straps ARGH ! f... Marantz.

Now I've no idea if it's totally broken or if it's just the PSU that's dead.

BR