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NAVELEX EE181-AA-OMI-1/E121 DT-545 
TO 31S9-2FSS9-1-6 
Table 5-1. Troubleshooting Procedures - Continued 
Trouble 
Probable cause 
Corrective action 
2. (cont) 
b. (cont) 
b. If the TAS checks bad, replace it. 
(1) To remove TAS, remove nut and lock 
washer. Push TAS down through 
mounting bracket. Depress the TAS 
plunger, if necessary, to clear the 
mounting bracket. Use a soldering 
iron of 50 watts maximum to remove 
wires from switch terminals. 
(2) To install new TAS, set multimeter to 
ohms and check switch terminals. 
Meter should indicate 0 ohms with 
switch depressed and infinity with 
switch released. Use a soldering iron 
of 50 watts maximum to solder wires 
to new switch. Insert switch through 
hole in mounting bracket. Depress 
switch plunger, if necessary. Secure 
switch in place with lock washer and 
nut. 
c. Bad pry-off alarm 
a. Loosen screws that secure chassis to mount- 
switch. 
ing surface. Hold TAS plunger down 
with a piece of tape. Disconnect wire be- 
tween TB1-6 and conduit entrance hole 
from TB1-6. Set multimeter to ohms and 
connect leads to TB1-5 and 6. Meter should 
indicate less than 2 ohms. Slowly move 
chassis away from mounting surface. Af- 
ter a movement of less than 1/4 inch 
(0.635 cm), meter should indicate over 
100, 000 ohms. 
b. If the pry-off alarm switch checks bad, re- 
place it. 
(1) To remove pry-off alarm switch, use 
soldering iron of 50 watts maximum 
to remove wires from switch terminals. 
Remove screws that secure chassis to 
mounting surface. Remove switch re- 
taining nut and lock washer from rear 
side of chassis. Remove switch. 
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