Japanese Market CA-2000 Transformer Swap

[doubledutch]

Edit:
I have a Japanese market CA-2000 being delivered next week that I would like to eventually switch the transformer out with a CA-2010 transformer so I can use it (and the switched outlet plugs on the back!) without an external transformer. I have been told that my only option is most likely to wait and purchase the transformer out of a CA-2010. Can anybody with a CA-2010 unit tell me the part number listed on their main transformer, since my CA-2000 has a different number? The part number may make it easier to search for one! Thank you very much

 

[avionic]

Edit:
I have a Japanese market CA-2000 being delivered next week that I would like to eventually switch the transformer out with a CA-2010 transformer so I can use it (and the switched outlet plugs on the back!) without an external transformer. I have been told that my only option is most likely to wait and purchase the transformer out of a CA-2010. Can anybody with a CA-2010 unit tell me the part number listed on their main transformer, since my CA-2000 has a different number? The part number may make it easier to search for one! Thank you very much

What is your mains voltage ? 120 ?

 

[avionic]

GA60921 --- 120V
GA60922 --- 220V ( multi-voltage )

 

[doubledutch]

120V. Are you able to send me the link for the source of the part number? I will be recapping and servicing this amp in the coming weeks and would appreciate any and all documentation, if you have docs that are not on hifiengine! Thank you

 

[avionic]

Are you able to send me the link for the source of the part number?

Download the service manual from Hifiengine.com or purchase the service manual from analogalley.com <----- best HQ color scan

 

[Daniel Stan]

See if this can help (it's from the CA 2010 but the sould use the same wiring and transformer).

 

[avionic]

GA60921 --- 120V
GA60922 --- 220V ( multi-voltage )

The Japanese model has no provisions on the back panel for a multi-voltage transformer so the easiest option is the GA60921 --- 120V.

The multi voltage transformer will work . But will need to be wired without the selector switch. Or cut a hole in the rear panel. Which ,depending on your skill level, could end up looking like crap.Without the proper tools to do the job.