This MIGHT be close to your unit... it is for the KC-100... they often use the same circuitry.
http://elektrotanya.com/roland_kc-100.pdf/download.html
Scroll down to the "Get Manual" and click on it to download. There may be slight variations but these amps are simple enough to troubleshoot. USE the old trick of putting an incandescent lamp of say 100 watts in series with the power input to act as resetable fuse and save fuses when powering up after a repair.
Thanks, but this schematic is different than what I have. The schematics show 3 wires from the transformer, while I have 9 wires. Maybe a wire diagram with color codes would be better.
I searched through the available schematics and the highest wire count I could find total for pri and sec of a power transformer was 8. If this is a standard power transformer and not a switching supply, I would expect two center tapped windings... one for +/-15 volts and another for the power amp voltages... often around +/- 35 volts. Two wires for the primary and another MIGHT be either for a tapped primary OR to ground a shield if there was a ninth wire. None of the Roland drawings shows wire colors.
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