Figure 2-77. Removal of MODE and TEST SELECT switch.

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Table 2-1. Troubleshooting - Continued

MALFUNCTION

TEST OR INSPECTION

CORRECTIVE

ACTION

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Figure 2-77. Removal of MODE and TEST SELECT switch.

(8). Unsolder the electrical leads from the defective switch and tag for identification.

(9). Install new switch in panel assembly and secure with attaching parts. Connect and solder electrical

leads to switch in accordance with the identification tags on the electrical leads.

CAUTION

To avoid damaging the electrical connectors, alternate tightening each of the two screws during reassembly.

(10). Install printed circuit board, but do not tighten mounting screws. Connect the two electrical

connectors and secure by tightening two screws. Fasten ten screws that secure printed circuit

board to mounting brackets.

(11). Place edge-lighted panel over connector, seat properly and secure with five mounting screws.

(12). Install BIAS control locking knob and BIAS knob on switch shaft. Secure BIAS knob by

tightening setscrews.

(13). Install TEST SELECT switch knob on shaft with pointer at source voltage position. Install

MODE SELECT switch knob on shaft with pointer at GC position. Secure each knob by

tightening setscrews.

(14). Install electronic control panel assembly in case and secure with eight captive screws.

14. CAGING INOPERATIVE

Step 1. Check to see if caging link is out of adjustment.

a. Remove eight screws attaching the outer shield to the upper housing assembly and remove.

b. To keep foreign particles from entering. the inner parts of the instrument, place masking tape between the housing

and the inner shield, except in the area of the caging link.

c. Set the instrument on the work surfaces, resting on the inner shield and in the upright position. Be careful

not to damage the shield as the shield material is very soft and sensitive to shock.

d. Loosen the caging link jam nut (fig. 2-78). Install the cage-uncage knob temporarily, so that the

caging mechanism may be actuated.

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