Sansui AU-999 bias, DC Offset and schematic

Here,the bias,DC Offset and schematic diagram of the Sansui AU-999

But it's a little tricky,

1.to get this schematic (i explain how to)

2.to adjust the bias,(i need a picture)

Donload the bias adjustement procedure (a real .pdf file) -> AU-999.pdf

Due to the max size of files attachement,i compress the file at the maximum possible with paq8px and i renamed it (.pdf)

1st,download on your desktop and rename the file -> schematic.paq8px.pdf into -> schematic.paq8px

2nd,download on your desktop and extract paq8px: http://encode.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=1275&d=1272306083

3rd,drag and drop the file schematic.paq8px over -> paq8px_v69.exe

A folder (containing the file Sansui_AU_999_Schematic_Diagram.jpg) will be extracted on your desktop.

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I have used the method from EchoWars here http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showpost.php?p=1605892&postcount=2

But i want to try the method specified by Sansui,

the method is explicated in an unusual way and i don't want to make any mistake,so please,give me a picture.

Just test on the fuse socket?

When looking under the chasis,the fuses sockets connections for F003 (Left channel) and F004 (Right channel) did not compared.

I burned a couple on mA tester fuses trying this,(before deoxitysing the pot)

I just don't want to repeat this episode.

That's precisely why it's easier and safer to just measure the voltage across an emitter resistor as Glenn suggested in the thread you linked. Either procedure is six of one, a half dozen of the other.

Yes,but it could be easyer to test mA from the fuse socket without the need opening the botom of the unit (test under for mV / ajust on top)

the only thing i miss,is a picture from a botom view of the test point under the fuse soket and where the wire(s) leads.