RAPHAELITE 6C4-6P6P Single-Ended Kit User Manual

This manual introduces the use of the RAPHAELITE 6C4-6P6P single-ended kit, including machine introduction, unpacking inspection, assembly instructions, common fault handling, machine upgrade and service contact information.


Brand
RAPHAELITE
Category
Audio Power Amplifier
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
15
File format
PDF
File size
1.8 MB
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
D4BBD9A2D6CF34D21731E570BC14A218

About this manual

The RAPHAELITE 6C4-6P6P is a compact Class‑A single‑ended audio amplifier kit featuring a retro‑style chassis, safety mesh, and optional wooden panel. Its circuit uses 6V6/6P6P power tubes, 6C4/EC86 voltage tubes, a 150W EI power supply, and a low‑leakage epoxy‑sealed transformer designed for future upgrades.

The manual covers receiving inspection, detailed assembly instructions, wiring diagrams, common fault troubleshooting, and guidance for upgrading power tubes, voltage tubes, rectifier tubes, capacitors, and resistors. Service contact information is also provided. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Model Introduction
  • Receiving Inspection
  • Assembly Instructions
  • Common Fault Troubleshooting
  • Machine Upgrade
  • Service Contact

Specifications

Power Tubes6V6/6P6P
Voltage Tubes6C4/EC86
Power Supply150W EI
TransformerLow‑leakage epoxy‑sealed type
Coupling CapacitorsAmerican vintage oil‑immersed polypropylene

Frequently asked questions

How should I inspect the kit after receiving it?

Open the box and check the kit’s appearance and the electronic tubes for any transport damage, then verify each component against the packing list and circuit diagram.

What steps should I take if the power fuse blows?

Check that the power transformer input wiring is correct, the high‑voltage capacitor polarity is correct, there are no short circuits in the transformer secondary, the rectifier pins are correctly oriented, and the output transformer primary is not shorted to ground.

What should I check if I hear a hum or AC noise?

Verify that the capacitor PCB grounding points are well connected to the chassis metal, that the speaker terminal’s 0 Ω point is properly grounded, and that the RCA input ground and shielding are correctly soldered.

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