Transformer input wiring question

[Vertigo]

I recently bought an old effects unit from europe and knew that the unit itself has an IEC plug and an easy way to modify the power input for the US supply. I didn't know that the foot controller had a hardwired power cord (I thought it received power from the unit) with an EU plug and I'd like to swap it out.

I can't find any information at all on this transformer, but it looks like TC Electronics made provisions to accommodate different voltages late in the manufacturing process by configuring a jumper or jumpers. I'm hoping that someone will either validate my thinking or tell me I'm an idiot.

Here's the top and bottom of the circuit

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This is how I *think* it could work, by reorienting the jumper and adding another (top is current, bottom is the modification).

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I assume I'd have to double the fuse rating as well. Does this seem sound?

[sluckey]

I agree. They made it easy for you. Phase dots help visualize.

[Vertigo]

Thank you for looking at it. I get the phase aspect, it’s the 220v series being changed to 110v parallel that has me feeling unsure. It seems correct to me, but I still feel very much a novice

[sluckey]

You've got it figured out. Light it up!

[Vertigo]

Thank you!