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Recapping a Tandberg TR-2080

The power amp board, once complete, does look better with the thinner, cooler-looking Nichicon power reservoirs.

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You are a great guy I'm sure. You've done great work here. You are a scholar and a gentleman, a real man of letters.

But no way in hell those Nichicons look better than the original Siemens caps. Not even close.
 
You are a great guy I'm sure. You've done great work here. You are a scholar and a gentleman, a real man of letters.

But no way in hell those Nichicons look better than the original Siemens caps. Not even close.

Cheers!
 
Hello Doug, congratulations on your explanations.
I dismantled the same amp, I can't find where this little aluminum sheet goes (see photo below). Or did you buy the 6800 µF capacitors, because I can only find small ones! Thanks best regards
Joel
 

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Hello Doug, congratulations on your explanations.
I dismantled the same amp, I can't find where this little aluminum sheet goes (see photo below). Or did you buy the 6800 µF capacitors, because I can only find small ones! Thanks best regards
Joel
That panel fits under the power transformer to fill the gap left when you install the bottom chassis panel. Last time I recapped a Tandberg 2080 all of the caps came from DigiKey.
 
Bonsoir, Merci Casey pour l'info, je suppose comme cela ?.
Good evening, Thank you Casey for the info, I guess like that?.
 

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Bonsoir, Merci Casey pour l'info, je suppose comme cela ?.
Good evening, Thank you Casey for the info, I guess like that?.
It will fit between the rear panel extrusion and the bottom panel plate. The grooved ends of the extrusion will fit into the back & bottom respectively
 
Bonsoir, Merci pour l'aide, j'avais oublié de faire des photos du demontage.

Good evening, Thank you for the help, I forgot to take photos of the dismantling.
Joël
 
Hello, when dismantling the large heatsinks I forgot to note the reference of the small transistors (see photo below).
Thank you for your reply.
Joel
 

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How did it sound before and after the recap?
Do you have a link to the schematic?
Grab the list of websites that provide manuals from my signature for future use cause I’m gonna link you to a search result at one of those sites to fulfill your request.

Grab the 2080 documents here:


4 Brochures
2 Owners Manuals
Schematic
Service Manual
 
How did it sound before and after the recap?
Do you have a link to the schematic?

I don't recall listening to it before the recap. One channel was out, if I remember correctly.

You can use the Search feature in the AK database to find both the owner's manual and the service manual for the Tandberg 2075 Mk II / 2080. AK Database PDF Gallery - Search the file collection

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I've added a direct link to the doc in the AK database to the first post in this thread.
 
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