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TM 11-5820-890-30-5 3-37. REPLACEMENT OF DUMMY LOAD AND ATTENUATORS. Tools: Adjustable  wrench 3/16-inch   nutdriver References: Paragraph  3-25  for  removal  and  installation  of  test  adapter  from  maintenance  group  lid. Figure  3-12  for  illustration  of  dummy  load  and  attenuators. ITEM ACTION REMARKS REMOVAL a.  Hex  nut  (28),  flat  washer (29),  and  spacer  (35) b.   Plastic   clamps   (34) c.  RF  cables  (30,  31,  36,  50, and 51) d.   Attenuator   (32)   or dummy  load  (33) INSTALLATION e.   Attenuator   (32)   or dummy  load  (33) f.   RF   cables   (30,   31,   36,   50, and 51) g.   Plastic   clamps   (34) h.  Hex  nut  (28),  flat  washer (29),  and  spacer  (35) Using  3/16-inch  nutdriver,  remove  and See  figure  3-12  (sheet  2). retain  hex  nut,  flat  washer,  and  spacer securing  each  plastic  clamp  (34)  to chassis   (67). Remove  and  retain  plastic  clamps  from ends  of  attenuator  (32)  (two  each)  or ends  of  T-connector  (53)  and  dummy load  (33)  (three  each). Using  adjustable  wrench,  unscrew  SMA connectors  and  disconnect  RF  cables from  attenuator  (32)  or  T-connector  (53) taking  care  to  note  the  position  of  the  RF cables. Remove  and  discard. Place  replacement  attenuator  or  dummy load  in  proper  position  on  chassis  (67). Using  adjustable  wrench,  connect  RF cables  to  correct  positions  on  attenuator (32)  or  T-connector  (53). Install  retained  plastic  clamps  to  ends  of These  were  removed  in attenuator  (32)  (two  each)  or  ends  of step  b. T-connector  (53)  and  dummy  load  (33) (three   each). Using  3/16-inch  nutdriver,  install  and These  were  removed  in tighten  retained  hex  nut,  flat  washer, step  a. and  spacer  securing  each  plastic clamp  (34)  to  chassis  (67). 3-107


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