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TM 11-5820-890-30-5 3-35.  REPLACEMENT  OF  RESISTOR  R3. Tools: Soldering  kit Cross  tip  screwdriver,  #0  point 3/16-inch   nutdriver Adjustable  wrench Expendable  supplies: Alcohol Cotton  swabs Solder References: Paragraph  3-25  for  removal  and  installation  of  test  adapter  from  maintenance  group  lid. Figure  3-12  for  illustration  of  resistor  R3  and  mounting  bracket. ITEM ACTION REMARKS REMOVAL a.   Wires Note  positions  of  wires  soldered  to resistor  R3  (74).  Using  soldering  kit, desolder  wires  from  resistor. b.   Two   screws   (75),   flat Using  cross  tip  screwdriver  and  3/16-inch See  figure  3-12  (sheet  3). washers  (4),  and  hex nutdriver,  remove  and  retain  two  screws, nuts  (5) flat  washers,  and  hex  nuts  securing  re- sistor  R3  (74)  to  mounting  bracket  (73). c.  Resistor  R3  (74) Remove  and  discard  from  mounting  bracket. INSTALLATION d.  Resistor  R3  (74) Insert  two  retained  screws  (75)  through replacement  resistor  R3.  Place  resistor  in correct  position  on  mounting  bracket  (73) with  screws  inserted  through  holes  in mounting   bracket. e.   Two   screws   (75),   flat Using  cross  tip  screwdriver  and  3/16-inch washers  (4),  and  hex nutdriver,  install  and  tighten  two  retained nuts  (5) hex  nuts  and  flat  washers  on  two  screws securing  resistor  to  mounting  bracket. f.   Wires Using  soldering  kit,  solder  all  wires  to correct  positions  on  resistor  R3. These  were  removed  in step  b. These  were  removed  in step  b. Before  and  after  soldering, clean  solder  joints  with cotton  swabs  and  alcohol. 3-105


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