Denon PMA 2000R, service manual

[Johnny_Bash]

Hi all, i wonder if anyone could please help me out with a problem.
I decided to recap my PMA 2000R, and first downloaded the service manual.(i thought it was only one choice of manuals)
Ordered every electrolytic capacitor from the lists, a total of aprox 60 caps.
Soon found out something where wrong, ended up with 27 caps who didnt match, and missing 9 caps, mostly 220uF/50V.
Also found out that many component numbers did not match, not even the circuit board numbers.
For example one of the amplifier circuit boards are named :1u-2916- 1, the manual says: 1u-2916C
In other words, the maual is useless, diagrams etc.
Have searched for days, cannot find the correct manual, it have to be different designs for the PMA 2000R, no doubt, but it seems impossible to find any info, and more important, the correct service manual.

Maybe needless to say, i am newbie into this hobby, my experience is limited to recapping a few crossowers and my limited skills are from reading posts at this and other forums and watching you tube videoes for a few years.
BTW, i registered today and want to thank you all skilled people in here, i have learned a lot just from reading your posts
Best regards, Hugo from Norway

 

[Binkman]

Welcome to AK!
Is this not the model?
https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/denon/pma-2000r.shtml

I didn't see or interpret the AC input (230v Norway) Suggest you replace with parts equivalents that are in your unit..

 

[Johnny_Bash]

Edit: It seems like the wiring board illustrations, and the schematic diagrams are correct, only the parts lists who are corrupted

 

[Binkman]

Your unit being international and 230ac I would expect some differences. so again go with what is in the unit. maybe return what doesn't match up for credit?

 

[Johnny_Bash]

Thank you very much for the answer, Binkman!
A little embarrasing i didn`t think of it myself.

The leftovers i`ll keep, might need some of them later, and my son is planning a recap job too, his 15yr old building project from school, a DIY kit from the now closed down Norwegian company "Christiansand lydfabrikk" (soundfactory), he may need some of it