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Figure 6-2.
D. Control Head Fuse.
A solder-in sub-miniature fuse (F1 on the
bottom circuit board) provides short-circuit protec-
tion for the control head and cable. F1 is located
next to J6 (four-position RJ-11 connector) on the
circuit board. Failure of this fuse, although unlikely,
will cause the Premium Vision SL to be completely
inoperative. If failure of F1 is suspected, proceed as
follows:
1. Remove the circuit board as described
in 6-3.C. above.
2. Check the fuse for continuity with an
ohmmeter.
3. If fuse failure has occurred, replace
with an EXACT replacement (refer to paragraph 6-7).
NOTE
Failure of the control head fuse is usually
the result of a shorted control head cable, or
the control head cable was damaged during
installation. Ensure that the cause of F1’s
failure is located and repaired before reapply-
ing power to the unit.
E. Replacement of Output Transistors.
Failure of one or both of the output tran-
sistors (Q3, Q4) is usually the result of a defective
speaker (short circuited voice coil). Rebroadcast of
unsquelched radio or music for long periods will also
have a detrimental effect on the output transistors,
and is therefore not recommended.
Federal recommends that both output tran-
sistors be replaced should only one device prove to
be defective. This practice will ensure long periods of
service between failures.
Before installing new output transistors,
check the amplifier fuse (F1 on the relay circuit
board).
Install the insulators between the chassis
and transistors.
Before installing the repaired unit, use an
ohmmeter to check for continuity between the chassis
and each output transistor’s collector (case of transis-
tor). There should be NO CONTINUITY between the
chassis and the output transistors’ collectors (case of
transistor).
6-3
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