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TM 11-5820-890-30-5 4-54.  REPLACEMENT  OF  CONNECTOR  J9. Tools: Flat  tip  screwdriver 7/8-inch   socket Socket  wrench Torque   screwdriver Soldering  kit Torque  wrench Pliers Expendable  Supplies: Solder Alcohol Cotton  swabs Silicone   compound References: Paragraph  4-52  for  removal  and  installation  of  access  cover. ITEM ACTION REMARKS REMOVAL a. Mounting  adapter Set  on  work  surface  with  right  side toward  you. b.   Access   cover   (1) Remove  and  retain  access  cover  (1). c.   Protective   cap   (12) Remove  protective  cap  (5)  from defective   connector   J9   (8). d.   Connector   J9   (8) Using  socket  wrench  and  7/8-inch  socket, remove  and  discard  nut  (6)  securing  pro- tective  cap  retainer  (7)  and  connector  J9 (8)  to  audio  amplifier  chassis  (2).  Dis- assemble  connector.  Slide  insulator  back on  wires  to  expose  solder  connections. Using  soldering  kit  tag  and  desolder  wires from  J9  connector.  Remove  and  discard defective   connector   J9. INSTALLATION e. Connector   J9   (8) Using  solder  kit,  solder  tagged  wires  to correct  pins  of  replacement  connector  J9. Remove  wire  tags.  Slide  insulator  over solder   connections.   Assemble   connector. Apply  silicone  compound  to  connector threads  and  o-ring  before  installation. Install  connector  and  o-ring  in  chassis. Install  retained  protective  cap  retainer (7)  and  locknut  (6).  Using  torque  wrench and  7/8-inch  socket,  torque  locknut to  58  to  62  in-lb. f.   Protective   cap   (5) Install  retained  protective  cap  (5). g. Access   cover   (1) Install. See  figure  4-14.  Refer  to paragraph  4-52  for  access cover   removal   procedures. See  figure  4-15. A  replacement  nut  is supplied  with  replacement connector See  figure  4-15.  These were  removed  in  step  d. Before  and  after  soldering, clean  wires  and  terminals with  alcohol  and  cotton swabs. This  was  removed  in step  c. See  figure  4-14. These  were  removed  in step  b.  Refer  to  paragraph 4-52  for  access  cover installation   procedures. 4-162


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