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TM 11-5820-890-30-5 4-76.  REPLACEMENT  OF  P1 Tools: Cross  tip  screwdriver Soldering  kit Expendable  Supplies: Cotton  swabs References: CONNECTOR. Flat tip Solder Paragraph  4-74  for  replacement  of  power screwdriver supply  heatsink Torque   screwdriver Alcohol ITEM ACTION REMARKS REMOVAL a.   Power   supply heatsink  (1) b.   Four   screws c.   P1   connector   (4) d.   Wires e.   Retaining   plate INSTALLATION f.   Retaining   plate g.   Wires h. P1  connector  (12) Separate  to  gain  access  to  connectors. Using  flat  tip  screw  driver,  remove  and retain  four  screws  securing  P1  connector (4)  to  power  supply  heatsink  (1). Remove  from  power  supply  chassis. Using  soldering  kit,  tag  and  desolder wires  from  defective  P1  connector. Remove  and  retain  retaining  plate  and discard   defective   PI   connector. Position   retained   retaining   plate   to replacement   P1   connector. Using  soldering  kit,  solder  tagged  wires to  replacement  P1  connector.  Remove wire  tags. Install  P1  connector  (12)  into  power  supply heatsink  (1).  Using  torque  screwdriver, torque  four  retained  screws  (14)  to 8  to  10  in-lb. i.                     Power supply heatsink  (1) Install  power  supply  heatsink  (3)  on power  supply  cover  (3). See  figure  4-22. Refer  to  paragraph  4-74  for removal   procedures. These  were  removed  in step  d.  Before  and  after soldering,   clean   solder joints  with  alcohol  and cotton  swabs. See  figure  4-22. These  were  removed  in step  b. Refer  to  paragraph  4-74  for installation   procedures. 4-201


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