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TM 11-5820-890-30-5 14-35. REPLACEMENT OF CB1 CIRCUIT BREAKER. Tools: Flat  tip  screwdriver Soldering  kit Torque   screwdriver Soldering  aid Flat  tip  bit Heat sink Needle  nose  pliers Torque  wrench Adjustable  wrench Expendable  Supplies: Solder Alcohol Silicone   compound Cotton  swabs References: Paragraph  14-17  for  removal  and  installation  of  the  heat  sink  assembly  (8A1). ITEM ACTION REMARKS REMOVAL a. Heat  sink  assembly  (2) b. Power  supply  adapter chassis  (1) c. Circuit  breaker  (12) wires d.  Hex  nut,  switch  plate, and  lock  ring e. Circuit   breaker INSTALLATION f. Circuit  breaker g. O-ring (12) (12) h.                        Hex   nut,   switch plate,  and  lock  ring Remove  and  retain  heat  sink  assembly Refer  to  paragraph  14-17 from  power  supply  adapter  chassis  (1). for  heat  sink  removal. See  figure  13-2. Set  upside  down  on  work  surface  with front  toward  you.  See  figure  13-6. Use  soldering  kit,  soldering  aid,  and heat  sink.  Tag  location  of  all  wires soldered  to  CB1  circuit  breaker  terminals near  the  DS1  lamp.  Unsolder  each  wire from  the  circuit  breaker. Use  adjustable  wrench.  Note  orientation of  circuit  breaker.  Remove  and  discard hex  nut,  switch  plate,  and  lock  ring securing  circuit  breaker  to  chassis. Remove  and  discard  defective  circuit breaker. Obtain  replacement  circuit  breaker,  hex nut,  switch  plate,  and  lock  ring. Apply  silicone  compound  to  o-ring  on replacement   circuit   breaker. Use  adjustable  wrench.  Insert  replacement circuit  breaker  in  chassis  with  proper orientation.  Install  and  hand  tighten replacement  hex  nut,  switch  plate,  and lock  ring  securing  circuit  breaker  to chassis.  Use  torque  wrench.  Torque to  20  in-lb. 14-55


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