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TM 11-5820-509-35
NOTE
(b) Install the card assemblies in their
When replacing the module cover,
respective locations (fig. 3-7 and 3-8) and secure them
observe the notch orientation in the
in place with the 4-40 x 3/16 pan head screws.
bottom edges of the cover; verify
(c) Replace the module side covers
that the cover is fully seated before
and secure them with the 4-40 x 3/16 flat head screws
attempting to install the retaining
(four per side) to the module chassis.
screws and washers.
NOTE
b. Amplifier-Modulator AM-3507/PRC-47 (A8A2).
Be sure to place the proper cover on
(fig. 3-7 3-8, 3-20 and 3-21)
each side of the module so that its
silkscreen agrees with the assembly
(1) Disassembly Procedures.
it covers.
(a) Remove the four 4-40 x 3/16 flat
head screws that secure each side cover to the module
chassis.
c. Signal  Data  Translator  CV-1377A/PRC-47
NOTE
(1) Disassembly Procedures.
If  interconnecting  wires  between
(a) Remove the 4-40 x I/4 screws that
card assemblies or between a card
secure the top and/or bottom covers to the module
and the module connector must be
chassis.
removed to affect repairs tag each
(b) To remove card assemblies E47
wire carefully so that it may be
and E48 remove the four 4-40 x 1/4 flat head screws
reconnected to its proper terminal
from the right side of the module chassis and lift the
location.
card assemblies upward and out of the unit through the
top of the chassis.
(b) To  remove  card  assembly  E1
(c) To remove card assemblies TB 1
disconnect the two shielded wires (from test point J2
and TB2 remove the two 4-40 x 1/4 flat head screws
and P3-A2) from the terminal adjacent to capacitors C7
from the right side of the chassis and lift the card
and C8 (fig.  3-7).  Next remove the four remaining
assembly out through the bottom of the chassis.
wires that interconnect P3 (terminals 1 through 4) with
(d) To remove card assembly E46,
terminals on the card.  Remove the five wires that
remove the two 2-56 x 3/16 screws from the divider and
interconnect card assembly E1 with card assembly E2
lift the card assembly out through the bottom of the
(two wires are adjacent to transformer T2).  Finally
chassis.
remove the four 4-40 x 3/16 pan head screws that
(e) To  remove  any  switch  card
secure the card assembly to the module chassis.
assembly first verify that the frequency range switch
(c) To  remove  card  assembly  E2
shaft coupling is in the position shown in figure 3-44;
disconnect the seven wires (2 near transformer T2) that
then perform steps (f) through (h).
interconnect this card assembly with the remaining
(f) Remove the C-shaped retaining ring
circuits of the module. Loosen and remove the two 4-40
from the rear of the frequency range switch shaft (fig. 3-
x 3/16 pan head screws that secure the card assembly
43).
to the module chassis.
(g) Withdraw the shaft from the module
(d) Card assemblies E3 E4 and E5 are
through the coupler end of the unit.
accessible from the opposite side of the module chassis.
(h) Slide out the desired switch card(s).
Disassemble and tag the circuit components if they are
removed.
NOTE
(2) Repair  Procedures.
Replace  any
If the vfo subassembly with switch
defective component or repair the circuit using the
cards S6 and S7 is to be removed
procedures outlined in section IV.  Component parts
loosen and remove the two 4-40 x
shown on the module schematic diagram Fig 7-10, are
3/16 screws at the right side of the
located on figures 3-20 and 3 21.
module  before  lifting  the  vfo
subassembly out.  l he assembly
CAUTION
consisting of switch cards S1 S2 and
When using a soldering iron to
S3 (as well as the vfo subassembly)
remove or to replace a component,
are fastened together and must be
part use only enough heat to cause:
removed  as  a  unit.
Further
the solder to flow. Excess heat can
disassembly  may  be  required  d
damage the component and may also
before  repair  to  an  individual
damage the printed circuit.
component or card can be affected.
(3) Reassembly Procedures.
If
interconnecting
wires
or
(a) Replace  and  solder  any  wires
component leads interconnect these
removed from the module connector or between the
individual cards carefully tag each
card  assemblies  during`  disassembly  or  repair
lead before removing it to assure that
procedures.
it can be reconnected to the
3-99


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