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Project Overview
The project consists of the following steps:
1. Building the circuit board.
2. Removing the old power supply
3. Installing and testing the new power supply
4. Completing re-assembly of the preamp.
Important Safety Notes
By purchasing, using, or assembling this kit, you have agreed to hold Akitika LLC
harmless for any injuries you may receive in its assembly and/or use. To prevent injuries:
Wear safety glasses when soldering or clipping wires to prevent eye injuries.
Always unplug the power before working on the amplifier.
Large capacitors hold lots of energy for a long time. Before you put your hands
into the amplifier:
o Pull the AC plug!
o Wait 2 full minutes for the capacitors to discharge!
Remove jewelry and rings from your hands and wrists, or anything that might
dangle into the amplifier.
If working one the equipment with the power on, keep one hand in your pocket,
especially if you're near the power supply or power supply wires. This can
prevent serious shocks.
Build with a buddy nearby. If you've ignored all the previous advice, they can
dial 911 or get you to the hospital.
Read and understand the safety manuals of all the tools you use.
About Components
We reserve the right to make design/or component changes at any time without prior
Recommended Solder
The kit must be assembled with 63/37 Rosin Core solder
0.032 inches.
Warranty
With the exception of fuses, Akitika LLC will replace for free any parts of a correctly
assembled product that fails within one year of the date of purchase when the equipment
has been used in home stereo applications. It is the responsibility of the kit builder to
install the replacement part(s). This warranty applies to the original purchaser only. It
does not apply to units that have been physically or electrically abused, modified without
prior factory authorization, or assembled with other than 63/37 Rosin Core solder.
Akitika LLC's liability shall in no event exceed the cost paid to Akitika LLC for the kit.
1
60/40 solder is also available, but according to Wikipedia, 63/37 solder is preferred as it is less likely to
have a "cold" solder joint.
notification.
1
. The recommended diameter is
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