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TM 55-4920-325-14&P
Section IV. REASSEMBLY AND ALIGNMENT
i.  Mate connector P103 (7) and connector
4-21. SC Op e .
J103 of megohmmeter indicator (6); then slide
This section contains instructions for installing
megohmmeter indicator (6) into panel assembly
components and assemblies that have been reas-
(33) and secure in clamp (51) using screw (5) and
sembled in accordance with paragraphs 4-15
locking compound (item 3, table 1-4).
through 4-19. In addition, before the test set is in-
j. Mount O-ring (4) on capacitance indicator
stalled in the transit case assembly, instructions
(2).
are provided for adjusting STRAY BAL ADJ po-
tentiometer R120.
k. Mate connector P101 (3) with connector
J 101 of capacitance indicator (2); then slide ca-
4-22. Reassembly.
pacitance indicator (2) into panel assembly (33)
To reassemble the test set, refer to figure 4-10
and secure in clamp (51) using screw (1).
and proceed as follows:
l. Perform steps a through e of checkout in-
NOTE
structions (see paragraph 4-4). If necessary, ad-
just STRAY BAL ADJ potentiometer R120 in ac-
As reassembly proceeds, reconnect
cordance with paragraph 4-23, before proceeding
wires and cables in accordance with
to step m below.
tags on wires. Check that wires and ca-
bles are connected to proper terminal
m. Mount instruction placard (49) on transit
or connector and remove tags.
case assembly (52).
a. Attach two clamps (51) to panel assembly
n.  Attach identification plate (48) to transit
(33) using two screws (50) and locking compound
case assembly (52) using four screws (45), four
(item 3, table 1-4).
Iockwashers (46), four acorn cap nuts (47) and
locking compound (item 3, table 1-4).
b. Attach capacitance assembly (32) to panel
assembly (33) using three hex nuts (29), three
o. Attach two cable supports (44) to lid of
shoulder washers (30) and" three fiber washers
transit case assembly (52) using four screws (41),
(31).
four Iockwashers (42), four flat washers (43) and
locking compound (item 3, table 1-4).
c. Attach nameplate (20) to panel assembly
(33) using two screws (18), two Iockwashers (19)
p. Install three power cable assemblies in lid
and locking compound (item 3, table 1-4).
of transit case assembly (52).
d. Mount two caps (13) and cap (14) on
q.  Attach four vibration isolators (40) to tran-
associated connector. Attach two caps and chains
sit case assembly (52) using 16 machine screws
(13) and cap and chain (14) to panel assembly
(37), 16 Iockwashers (38), 16 hex nuts (39) and
(33) using two screws (15), two nylon washers
locking compound (item 3, table 1-4).
(16), two shoulder washers (17) and locking com-
r.
Attach two support rods (36) to four vibra-
pound (item 3, table 1-4).
tion isolators (40) using four screws (34), four
e. Attach two skirts (12) to two variable ca-
Iockwashers (35) and locking compound (item 3,
pacitor knobs (10) using six screws (11) and lock-
ing compound (item 3, table 1-4).
s.  Attach two stiffener rods (25), two stiff-
f. Mount two variable capacitor knobs (10)
ener rods (26), panel gasket (28) and instrument
on two capacitor assembly shafts and tighten
case (27) to panel assembly (33) using 20 screws
associated setscrews.
(23), 20 nylon washers (24) and locking com-
pound (item 3, table 1-4).
g. Mount three switch knobs (9) on three ro-
tary switch shafts and tighten associated set-
t. Attach panel assembly (33) to transit case
screws.
assembly (52) using eight machine screws (21),
eight nylon washers (22) and locking compound
h. Mount O-ring (8) on megohmmeter indi-
(item 3, table 1-4).
cator (6).
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