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TM5-4120-384-14
4 - 3 1 . TRANSFORMER, RECTIFIER, COMPACTORS, AND HARNESS. - Continued
NOTE
When  rectifier  CR1  is  replaced
capacitors
C1
and
C2
should  also  be  replaced.
(3)
Capacitors.
(a)
Disconnect
one
lead
of
capacitor
from
circuit.
(b)  Using  an  ohmmeter  set  to  read  high  resistance,  place
Place
the  positive  (+)  probe  on  disconnected  capacitor  lead.
negative  (-)  probe  of  ohmmeter  on  the  other  lead  of  capacitor  while
watching  ohmmeter  needle.
(c)  The  ohmmeter  needle  should  move  only  very  slightly
or
If  needle  moves  quickly  to  top  of  the  scale  and
not  at  all.
remains  there,  capacitor  contains  a  short  circuit  and  must  be
replaced.
NOTE
The ohmmeter test does not show the behavior of a
Such  testing  requires  special
capacitor  under  load.
equipment  which  is  not  economically  practical  for
If breakdown under load is
testing  small  capacitors.
suspected,  replace  the  capacitor.
Replace.
c.
(1)
Transformer.
Tag
and
disconnect wire
leads.
(a)
Remove  four
screws and lock washers and pull
(b)
transformer from  unit.
Attach
transformer to
unit
with
four
screws
and
lock
washers.
Slip
heat
shrinkable
insulation
tubing
on
ends
of
wires
(d)
to
be
soldered.
(e)  See  wiring  diagram
and
tags
and
connect
all
Remove  tags.
wire
leads.
(f)  Slip  heat  shrink  tubing
over
all
exposed
connections  and  shrink  in  place.
(2)
Rectifier/Capacitors.
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