Sansui Au-317mk2 voltage remap

[mercia_man]

just need a quick yes or no on this.

I have just got my hands on an AU-317 after upgrading from my 217 ( that my toddler poured milk into.) The 317 was bought from Germany so running on 220v, it has no voltage selector on the back. I though it may be inside... so I open it up and to get to the point to I have do change the purple wire to the blue wire on the 220/240 diagram. Just need a little reassurance on this.

 

[Hyperion]

I requested that this post/thread be moved here from "Vintage Gear - Top Performers" not the right place. (with thanks to the moderators ).

Unfortunately, I am not familiar enough with the model in question to give you an answer to your question, but I am sure someone who is will be along shortly - please be patient.

PS: What happened to the AU-217 ? - concerned Sansui fans want to know.

 

[mercia_man]

I requested that this post/thread be moved here from "Vintage Gear - Top Performers" not the right place. (with thanks to the moderators ).

Unfortunately, I am not familiar enough with the model in question to give you an answer to your question, but I am sure someone who is will be along shortly - please be patient.

PS: What happened to the AU-217 ? - concerned Sansui fans want to know.

My 2yo poured milk into the top and I was told that it was a write off. But keen to know if I am able to fix it.

Thanks for moving this here, much appreciated.

 

[Hyperion]

That AU-217 should be fixable, patience and the right cleaning technique, with the right cleaning materials will do it.

What I would do...
First pass, warm water with just a little mild soap, then copious amounts of warm water (no soap).

Use your nose to see if all milk smell is gone, then drying, more sniffing and repeat.

Finally, standard DeOxit perhaps, and definitely Faderlube.

 

[AUD101]

mercia_man - welcome to the Exclusively Sansui forum -
AU-317 set for 240V