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The Harman Kardon
,- Model AVR30

AUDIO AND VIDEO RECEIVER

Manual 1888

Teehmiceafl Mammal

harman kardon a

This manual is to be applied to the North America area model Black version
with serial number 8235-05761 and above, and Asia, Singapore and interna-
tional models.

The following marks found in the parts list of this manual
identify the models as follows.

{33 : North America area model Black version

M? : Asia model Black version

® : Singapore model Black version

GE) : International model Black version

CONTENTS
SPECIFICATIONS ..... ....2 BLOCK DIAGRAM ...................... ...7
PRECAUTIONS .. .2 GENERAL UNIT PARTS LIST. .8
LEAKAGE TEST ..... .3 GENERAL UNIT .....
POWER CORD REPLACEMENT. .3 P. C. BOARDS ........
DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES .. .4 ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST
CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS .. .5 IC BLOCK DIAGRAMS .....
P ALIGNMENT PROCEDURES .. .6 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION .............. ...6 WIRING DIAGRAM ..............
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SPECIFICATIONS

0 FM SECTION
Tuning Range 87.5 - 108.0 MHz
50dB Ouieting Sensitivity (at QBMHz)

Nominal Limit

Mono 17.0 dBf s 24.0 dBf w
17.0 dBf 532.0 dBf m 33
26.0 dBf s 32.0 dBf .3

Stereo 40.0 dBf s 45.0 dBf ®

400 ear 5 54.0 dBf MB ®

50.0 dBf s 54.0 dBf m
Usable Sensitivity, Mono (at 98 MHz)

14.0 dBf s 20.0 dBf 0%

14.0 dBf s 22.0 dBf ® ®

16.0 dBf s 22.0 dBf .13

Image Ratio 45.0 dB 2 40.0 dB
IF Rejection 105.0 dB 2 80.0 dB
Capture Ratio (at 65 dBf) 1.5 dB

Alternate Channel Selectivity
50.0 dB 2 40.0 dB
AM Rejection (at 45 dBf) 60.0 dB 2 45.0 dB

Signal to Noise (at 65 1150

Mono 60.5 dB 2 76.0 05 63
80.5 dB 2 70.0 03 m as
75.0 dB 2 70.0 dB
Stereo 73.0 dB 2 68.0 dB
73.0 dB 2 62.0 dB W g
66.0 dB 2 62.0 dB 19
Stereo Separation (at 65 dBf, 1kHz)
54.0 dB 2 42.0 dB ®
54.0 dB 2 35.0 05 ® ®
4.2.0 dB 2 35.0 as .3
Total Harmonic Distortion (at 65 dBf, 1kHz)
Mono 0.2% 50.4%
Stereo 0.2% 50.5%
.AM SECTION

Tuning Range 530 - 1710 kHz ®

531 - 1602 1:sz @qa
18.0uVS 30.0 V

20dB S/N Sensitivity
External Antenna

Selectivity (at 120 kHz) 50.0 dB

Signal to Noise Ratio 52.0 dB 2 47.0 dB

Image Rejectionlat 1000 kHz)39.0 dB 2 30.0 dB

IF Rejection 63.0 dB 2 50.0 dB

.AUDIO SECTION

Usable Sensitivity (at 60W output)
CD 125.0mV135mV: 25mV/27kfl
Phono 2.47 mV 2.5 mVi 0.2mV/ 47k!)

PRECAUTIONS

Lithium Batterywarning notice; Please revise as follows:

Safety Instructions for Lithium Batteries.

Lithium batteries contain inflammable materials such as
lithium, organic solvent and other chemical. Incorrect
handling of lithium batteries may result in HEAT GEN-
ERATION, EXPLOSION or FIRE which may lead to per-
sonal injuries. To prevent accidents, strict observance of
the following precautions is essential.

1. Do not stack the batteries.
When the positive and minus terminals of the batter-
ies touch each other or other metal surfaces, large
currents will flow resulting in heat generation, explo-
sions or fire. To prevent short circuits, be sure to use
the correct packing material for storage and ship-
ment. Should a fire occur, do not use water to extin-
guish. Chemical reaction between lithium and water
may accelerate thechemical reaction andthefire. Use
dry sand for extinguishing the fire.

2. Do not dispose the batteries in fire.
Disposing batteries in fire, is verydangerous because
an explosion or violent flames will occur.

3. Do not heat the batteries or solder directly to the
batteries.

Nominal Limit
Signal to Noise Ratio

CD 80.0 dBZ75.0 dB

Phono 71.5 d3273.0 dB
Channel Separation

CD 60.5 dB245.0 dB

Phono 64.0 dB245.0 dB

IM Distortion Ratio
RMS Output Power

0.039% S 0.1 %

an, 20 Hz - 20 kHz, THD 0.09% 66.6 w a 50 w Q

(Front, Left Center Right) 66.6 w a 45 wg ®
68.0 w e 50 w

40, 20 Hz - 20 kHz, THD 0.7% 27.3 w a 20 w

(Rear, Left Right)
High-Instantaneous Current Capability (HCC)

42.0 A 2 30.0 A
Damping Factor 44.0 2 35.0
Tone Control Characteristics
Bass (at 50Hzl
Boost 11 dB 1 2 dB
Cut 11 dB :1: 2 dB
Treble lat 10 kHz)
Boost 11 dB t 2 dB
Cut 11 dB 5: 2 dB
Loudness Control (at 50 Hz)
10 dBi 2 dB
DC output Voltage
L channel 12.5 mV: 60mV
R channel 3.5 mVi 60mV
RIAA Equalization (at Tapa Out)
(20 Hz / 20 kHz) 0.5dBi1 dB

Frequency Response (at -3 05 Down)
0.4 Hz- 220 kHz <1 Hz - 2150 kHz
m 83

0.4 Hz- 185 kHz <1 Hz - 2150 kHz
Rise Time

Phono Over Load
Subwoofer Output (at 60)

1.6psac.Sausec.
130mV 2100 mV
2.0 V/10kfl

.DIMENSIONS 17-3/8"x 6-3/8"X 16-1/4
(WxHxD) (443x162x412 mm)
.WEIGHT 30.0 lbs./ 13.6 kg

.POWER SUPPLY Ac 120v, 60Hz
AC 230w240v, 5on/6on@ 83 3
.POWER CONSUMPTION 236 w ®

260W®®®

These specifications are service target specs.

Specifications and components are subject to change without notice.
Overall performance will be maintained or improved.

When heat in excess of 100 °C (212 °F) is applied, the
resin at the sealing sections, separator and other
areas becomes damaged.

Internal short circuits or leakage of electrolyte may
cause explosion or fire.

4. Do not recharge the batteries.

Recharging may resuit in gas generation inside the
battery and cause swelling, explosion or fire.

5. Do not disassemble the batteries.

Internal gas is irritatingto thethroat. Exposed lithium
may generate heat and fire.

6. Do not apply pressure to or deform the batteries.
When pressure is applied to the batteries, electrolyte
may leak or internal short circuit may occur. As result
there can be heat generation, leading to explosion or
fire.

7. Do not mix different types of batteries.

Mixing different types of batteries or new with old
batteries can cause some batteries to overcharge,
resulting in swelling or explosion.

8. Observe proper polarity.

Improper assembly of the batteries into the product
may result in shortvcircuit conditions causing heat
generation, explosion or fire.