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TM 11-6625-922-15
Sequence
No.
Item to be inspected
Procedure
References
af. DELAY METER RANGE MS
switch to .15 -.5.
ag. FINE DELAY MS switch to 1 (black).
ah. COARSE DELAY MS switch to 0.
ai. Operate DELAY ZERO ADJ
control to obtain DELAY meter
reading of 0 on black 0 - .5 MS
scale.
aj. DELAY METER RANGE MS
switch to 3 - 10.
ak. DELAY meter should read 1 MS
on black 0 - 10 MS scale.
Section II. TROUBLESHOOTING, REPAIR, AND ADJUSTMENT
based on symptoms which would be obtained while
4-5. General
performing the operational checks in the preventive
maintenance checks and services (paras 4-2, 4-3 and 4-
Replacement and repair of the major unit and
4). When an abnormal indication is obtained, locate the
subassemblies of this equipment are authorized for the
symptom in the troubleshooting chart and perform the
various  categories  of  maintenance  personnel  as
corrective measure indicated. If the corrective measure
indicated in section II of the maintenance allocation
does not correct the trouble, refer the equipment to
chart (app C). The tools and test equipment required
higher category maintenance personnel.
are listed in section III of the maintenance allocation
chart.  The troubleshooting information (para 4-6) is
4-6. Organizational Troubleshooting
Item No.
Symptom
Possible trouble
Corrective measure
1
POWER ON indicator fails
a. Failure of primary power source.
a. Restore primary power source to
to light.
operable condition, or obtain
new primary source.
b. Blown fuse.
b. Replace fuse (fig. 3-1).
c. Defective indicator lamp.
c. Replace indicator lamp (fig. 3-1).
d. Loose ac connection.
d. Secure all ac connections.
2
dbm/% MODULATION
a. Meter amplifier not operating.
a. Replace assembly A12.
meter shows no indication
b. Low-pass filter not operating.
b. Replace assembly A13.
(para 4-4 sequence 11 ).
m
c. Countdown logic not operating.
c. Replace assembly A10.
d. 2 MHz oscillator not operating.
d. Replace assembly A4.
e. Front panel control defective.
e. Refer to higher level of
maintenance
3
dbm/% MODULATION
a. Sweep drive circuitry defective.
a. Replace assembly A16.
meter shows no indication
b. Modulator or mixer circuit defective. b. Replace assembly A14 or A15.
(para 4-4 sequence 11o).
c. Vfo circuit defective.
c. Refer to higher category of
maintenance.
d. Front panel control defective.
d. Refer to higher category of
maintenance.
4
FREQUENCY display does
a. Time base or reset generating cir-  a. Replace assembly A10.
not read at all or reads
cuits inoperative.
erratically (para 4-4,
b. Vfo circuits defective.
b. Refer to higher category of
sequence 11q).
maintenance
c. Display circuit defective.
c. Refer to higher category of
maintenance.
5
FREQUENCY display does
a. Modulator/mixer circuit defective.
a. Replace assembly A14.
not read 10000 (para 4-4,
b. Sweep drive circuitry defective.
b. Replace assembly A16.
sequence 11s).
6
FREQUENCY display does
a. Sweep drive circuitry defective.
a. Replace assembly A16.
not indicate frequency
b. Vfo circuitry defective.
b. Refer to higher category of
sweep (para 4-4, sequence
maintenance.
11aa).
4-4

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